The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1912, Page 10

WE OUTLNED 5 it OLD IDEAL OF MARRIAGE? Fi | ' Dr. R. M. Binder Asserts That | Divorce Seems to Be a Necessary Evil. ‘When Only They Marry, Then | Divorces, ‘He Says, Will Be About Obsolete. “Phe Church has long mnfe a | @ sew and finer marital is the sane and interesting the- @y of Dr. Rudolph M. Binder, who is now giving a course of lectures) “Marriage,” “Divorce” and “The "at New York University. Dr. | and it nd asked has made a special study. WOW DIVORCE MIGHT BECOME OBSOLETE. of all,” began, “I want to Iso the fact that if m divorce might beesm T belteve that each man er womun pee ‘hla or her exact complement some- | Where in the world, If the doctrine of Qffinities were ecriourly hela and ‘upon before marriage, we should hi infinitely happer unions. “he it Jo, the conditions under which | ‘takes place are essentially un- People frequently marry for) or social or family reasons, _@F from the motive of temporary inf, ‘wations. There {9 no lasting bond be- them, and @o they drift very {nto the divorce courts. 1 SHOULD BE MADE | “I think that is athe SAVANT WHO TAKES THE DOCTRINE OF AFFINITIES SERIOUSLY. ing and becoming acquainted with a large number of their kind, Then they will have a wide field’ of ¢ they #hould he given a char know the objects of thel marriage, Two persons aca’ knowledge of each other when they meet at tho theatre and the ball, or at noving picture show, and in the front parlor, ‘They should work to- gether, they should meet tn th air and walk by ‘show other people ablo to 1 they be of to each whether they really belong other. “The Church folk say, ‘Whom @od hath Joined, let not man put asunder’ Bnt they entirely miss the point at issue, Whom God hath really joined man CANNOT funds! the union of two. souls which have been chop for each oth ~ s opponents of 4 “But on what pron wer to the relist sald. y vorce laws of this country," he 197 there were fifty-one divorce courts in the United States. In addition, twenty-one States allowed separation from bed and board while seven States gave practically the o thing, a decree for separate main- Divorce for some cause !s per- verywhere except in South nd the causes vary from the untatthtulness, in New York, . Fort: Also | 0°" ly “Until that happy time we shall have} = ‘ put up with divorce as tho least of evils,” Binder added, rather regret fully, » Church will not be able to! H stem the tide. three for vagrancy, and five for habituat! and excessive use of opium, morphine | and chloral, ONE MARRIAGE IN EVERY TWELVE ENDS IN DIVORCE. “Now listen to a few more statistics. divorce. From 1867 to 18 the po miata tion Increased 110 per cent., rate of divorce increased cent. In 1867 there were 9, in 1886, 25,525 divorces; in vorces. highest rate t* in Wesh- ington, where there are 613 divorces per 100,000 population. “The most obvious legal remedy for this situation Is a uniform marriage and divorce law, enacted by the nation for all States, 1 should wish the mar- tion of all marriages, either by publica ton of the banns or by publication tn oficial newspaper of the twwn re the marriage is to take place. This would strike a hard biow against bigamy. (CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH SHOULD BE DEMANDED, “Also I believe the marriage tuw Should demand a clean bill of health from each of the contracting parties, ‘That is a matter of direct concern to the State, and the r why the State, in this country 1 not continue to ho art 9 © marries ye n, Who has just tisthes, Was States out poor recording syste rages and deaths? “Aa for a neems to me granted for t ness, t¢ atv oth drunkenness Ne contagious pitinal Nothing equals its rapid work in the lete cure of Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Peori- asis, Barbers’ Itch and all skin diseases. Leia oan ele for Fad disposing of Pi hes, Complexion! Fever Lena Dani are inthe orm certain healing remedy yet evolved. sf fore call F Koen (80 conte) os toap (25 conte). Laine clat te ein Su Neto One marriage in every twelve ends in| riage law to insist on advance notifica: | \MRS. CUCINELLO A SUICIDE. Nelahwore She of tte. in charge of the declared yesterday Detective that his investigation of the death of Mrs. Rose Cucinello in her rooms at 232 Hast Twenty-ninth street on inday night pointed almost conelu-! tive for. Ce nT sively to suicide, The inspector said that the rope abou the woman's neck had not caused he: death, but that she had tied # rubber tube around her neck and then had twisted {t tlehtly until death came, There was not a mark upon her body and many of her neighbors had stated that she had complained that she was tired of 1if@, since efe had nothing to Special for ~ 22 to 26 Special Sale French Valleda Corset At $5.00—Up-to-date styles in French Coutil, with medium bust and long skirt. fitting models, which we are closin; they are discontinued numbers. Also a popular short Corset with princess hip. 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