The evening world., 1910-12-08

@+7--@-- everybody else.
Probably the sys-
TEN has it's advantages. one who Is
something less than an amateur cannot
speak with too great authority. At any
rate our English brothers-and sisters
think well enough OF. our matrimonial
methods To- endeavor not only TO copy
them but TO improve upon them.
Before the Divorce Commission in
England DR.. David Walsh. editor Of
the Medical Press and Circular. has
mad certain suggestions.
"Hitherto society has allowed matri-
monial affairs TO drift for the most part
i1to the hands OF priests and lawyers.
with results that have been unsatisfsc-
tory DIR. walsh claims. at appears
TO me that no kglsiition on his subject
~ likely to be permanently successful
unless IT makes some provision not only
against marriage. but also against the
continuance In wodlock OF the unit.
Social reforms would do well TO call the
aid OF medical science.
However" continues DR.. Walsh, "in
the existing state OF society | am afraid
measures founded on medical principles
would have TO depend rather on moral
suasion than OF eompulsion. As re-
~ too'er '''sSeS' : womb A"R-
- . o'e'N'''oh VI "uNisory mar
80 o"' "ne'' III persons oent
CUM Quinn gratIs a fuii
N'a'u" Vi the iamliy n per-
$50. "s'ois' anu u" o'ner pertinent
SNS w "oth s'uoh, ana secure adVice
wy 'eS'"'"'9 VT o'her"ise OF
p'opo''" "a'i'ase' hese bureaus
"s"' oe assooia'eu win the existing
@'o' bureaus
won't Do, Says Rabbino.
All OF which took straight to Ber-
nan Rabbino. who Is. perhaps. the ono
man In New York best equipped to conf
ment upon DR.. Walsh's suggestion. For
II was MIR. Rabbino who, eight years
ago. first evolved the idea OF our Do
nestle Relations Court, which has
proved such "A successful and Interesting
innovation. and IL was entirely due to
his enterprise and labor that the plan
was made possible and nut into opera.
ton. SO 1 asked him: ar R,hhino
what do o think OF this marriage
'a.eau "s u u suggested In England
pehe's II "ouid De impractical he
answered SLOWLY Ihere would be very
"'ue use OF u unless YOU made a con-
suitauon WIN the bureau compulsory.
ana ! DO not think a law to that effect
wouid work out satisfactorily. Ways to
AVOID u would be found. Just as under
Inc reign OF Nicholas i. In Russia. when
boys OF twelve years OF age were drafted
INTO the army unless they were mar
RED child marriages OF convenience
were made to Illustrate the law. Ana
after all TO attempt to regulate mar
rage, and choose life partners for peo.
pie. after they themselves are of a mar
riageable age. seems 10 me TO he AT.
lacking the divorce evil Mt the wrong
point"
where would Won hegin %, 7 asked
AT home. with the children" Mr..
Rabbino answered. .If a vouny mon
or q voting woman has heen brouyh, an
10 regard he responslhlilties n, ma
rage properly. they are moi, going 70
rush into II witt the haste which smells
future unhappiness.
Cure for Divorc. Evil
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done; In other words, for persons
old enough TO marry.
"The fathers of our families are
too busy making money, and tho
mothers too busy developing What
" picases them 20 call their In
to train their children
In . proper manner, bring them