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GABINETE oPTOMETRICO y
JOYERIA
Felix Lopez.

Felix Lopez.
Hacemos cualquier cristal espe'
cial.
Reconoce la vista gratis, indi-
candole ell cristal que necesitaD
sus oios.
San Francisco 81 1l2. Advt.
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UN COCINERO. = Para un
importante establecimientO, Sc
solicita un cOcinero. Buen suel-
do. Pida mas inf0rmes a Ell
IMPARCIAL. Advt.
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(Del Literary Digest")

La separation por consenti-
miento mutuo es todavfa un pro-
ceso legal en- ell Jap6n, pero la
ley otorga a la mujer ell derecho
de rechazar una dellianda de di-
vorciO. En- la practica, sin en-
barge, es muy raro que una mu-
jer sc aproveche de este derecho
legal concedldole. Cuando no
hay delito que justifiQue la pc
ticion de divorcio, la ley requiere
que ambas parties den su consen-
mientO para que la demanda re
suite valida. Pero, aun cuandO
ambas parties declaren su
conformidad para la separation,
clarO es que Ia supuesta acep-
taci6n dada pOr la mujer, esta
lejos lie ser casi siempre volun-
tal'ia. Felizmente, en- ell Japon,
como en- cualquier otra parte, la
costumbre social resulta mas eff
caz que la ley misma, aun EN- ca
sos como este, pues de Otro mo-
do la mujer quedarla en- una po-
sici0n indefendible.
El divOrcio es, sobre todas las
cosas, un asunto puramente ia
miliar, v en- consccuencia, la IA
milia de la espOsa ticne Ia pala-
bra. V la tiene en- cuantO a pro
tegerla de la parte c0ntraria. Mas
Ell las classes bajas, la mujer ,es
casi sicmpre mas sacriiicada que
Ell ninguna otra partc. No es
raro que sc den casos en- que un
hombre sc divOrcia de su esposa
sencillamente pOr el placer de
ccharla 4 Ia calle. La mujer
acepta su desgracia con toda la
iilosoffa consiguiente, pues claro
cs que ella no CANA NADIA con pc'
manecer Ell la casa de IN |. 'n.br,
que no la quiere, Y, sobre todO.
cuando la ley solo puede ofrecer
la una protection ilusoria. Des
de hace tempo pue;len verse en-
la prensa casOs de mujeres que
Sc han divOrciadO altivamente,
llevando luego a sus ex-marid0s
ante los tribunales en- reclama-
cion de daios y perjnicios. Rara-
vez los tribunales las dan min
guna satisfaction, V, pasado un
tempo, dichas acciones cesan de
repente.
Algunas veces Ocurre que el
matrimonio no tiene que alegar
en- su denlanda de divorcio. Du-
rantc el allo 1913, una tai seiIOra
JamamOtO Sumo, expidi0 una pc
tici0n de divorciO contra su es-
poso Yamamoto Takeshi. CuandO
lleg0 ell instante del juiciO, los
tres abogados de la demandante
alegarOn que la demanda era in
admissible. fundandOse en- que la
seiiOra no dcseaba tai divOrciO.
Ella Sc hallaba en- las mas cor
diales relaciOnes con su suegra V
con su maridO, decian. TOdo el
disgustO vino pOrque algunOs de
los parientes de ella. que eran
pescadores, y que verificaban su
pcsca en- aguas Ell. litigiO, Sc ha-
b1a aprOvechado de la ignOran-
cia de la esp0sa para hacerla fir.
mar, repetidas instancias, la
demanda de divOrciO.
El promedio de los divorciOs
verificadOs en- ell mOdernO Jap0n
fiuct6a entire los sesenta Y Ochen
ia mil al aiio; perO EN- las ella
SEES humildes eXisten infinidad dc
matrimonios que nunca sc mo
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Japon, la tierra de
9tvt. los diuorci0s fdciLes.

go, meJOr.
En- cualfto los muchos casOs
de divorcio, tales como NAL ge
MO, ideas supersticosas, dispn-
tas con la suegra, Y cuestiOnes de
interes, tOdas estan comprendi-
das bajO la formula: "kafu nj
awanai', o sea ''inhabilidad para
cOnfOrmarse las cOstumbreS
del hogar, que es aun mas elias
tica que nuestra incompatible
dad de temperamentO.' En- ell
Este, generalmente, como una fa-
tai cOnsecuencia del asombrOsO
respeto pOr los padres, un ma
nantial fecundO de cueStiOnes ma
trimOniales es la disenci0n entire
la esposa y Ia madre del marido,
plles Ell Jap0n ''kafu nj awanai"
es muy parecido al significado
! de 'suegra". La madre del ma
rido gusta de hacer sentir su au-
toridad. Sobre este punto dice
el DR.. Duthu:
! LA suegra no deja de mostrar
una apariencia de razon Ell su
aciitud. La joven de hoy rehusa
bajar la cabeza en- seIial de rcve-
rencia ante la suegra. Que
tiempos mas depravados. Una
iOven menOr de veinte amos uui-
zas no pueda habituarse a las
irregularidades. del caracter. Y
en- una nuova familia cs a menu
do necesario zanzibar las ideas V
hAbitOs de cada unO. Que este |
no sc E22a esDontaneamente, que
este cause cOnfllctOs con la sue
era, quien, por su parte, clama
por tener SUI hiio Ell perpetuo tu
telaje Y por gobernar a su hija.
tOdO clio eS menOs sOrprendente
que. ningunO de los demas aeon
tecimientOs que puedan ocurrir.
Asf, cuandO la suegra no tiene ell
buen aciertO de poner las cOsas
Ell orden, la familia prOntamente
Sc cOnyierte en- un verdaderO III
| tierno. I'll unicO caminO pOr Sc
guir cs el del divOrciO por con-
sentimientO mutuO, v las raZOnes
eXpuestas ell este case son las de
que la joven no puede ac0stum-
brarsc los usos del hogar: ,"ka-
flu nj awanai''. El maridO pOdria
dar alguna prueba de buen acicr-
! to, rero la sociedad entera sc de
clararia contra 'el-tan exigentes
son las ideas de respetO lilial- 81
4l no hace suyas las amarguras
de su madre. Aun cuandO ella
no sea ss,l verdadera madre, 81
ella ostenta ell tftulO legal, es SUI
liciente.
Una de las causas dc estOs dis
fgustOs entire suegra y yerna, es
que en- ell Jap6n generalmente la
j0ven dOmestica esta Obligada a
vivir bajo el techO de sus padres.
todos en- familia. ST elias pudie-
ran vivir solas, no hay duda que
sc registrarlan menOs divOrcios.
Pero sOlamente entire la clase al
ia los matrimOniOs j0venes pue-
den poseer una casa de su pro-
piedad.
Naturalmente, el divOrcio pue-
de nacer tambien de la frivOlidad
ell la muier Y son mas comunes
las separaciones Ell ell Jap6n CO.
mo Ell Otras parties, entire las per-
sonas que toman ell matrimonio
sin la debida seriedad. Con res
pectO a la actitud de la sOciedad
) frente al divorcio, c0ncluye 81 ar
ticulista:
i (Continda en- la pagina S.
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leSIan en- registrar III SuS reSpec-
twas uniones, legftimas o ilegi-
timas, nj SINS separaciones. Sc
dice que de hecho Sc veritica I'm
div0rcio por cada tres matrimo-
MOS.
En- IL ley de las familias KOr-
yo, C0digo de TaihO, (701), que
tOdayia estaba ell vigor hace al
gunos aiios. sc enumeran las siete
principales causas del divorcio,
en- la siguiente forma: Il este
rilidad: (2) adulterio; )3) des-
Obediencia a los suegros; (D
chismografia; (5l robo; co. ce-
los; G Intermediates cOntagio-
sas. POr cualquiera de estas eau
sas ell marido tiene derechO de
despedir SUI mujer. Los comen-
taristas de este c0digO dicen que
la esteiilidad, como Ell el sc es-
pecifica. no significa absolute es-
terilidad, pero 81 sc refiere a la
escasez para amamantar los hi
| jos--hijos capaces de cOntinuar
ell cultO de sus antepasados.
La idea de que una mujer in
| fecunda puede aspirar, en- cual-
uuier mOmentO ser divOrciada,
no lia desaparecido bajo ninguna
fOrma. No hace mucho una mu-
jcr Sc suicide, arroiandosc ell un
pOZo, porque seg1n rumOres, no
habiendo tenido hijos, ella aguar
daba que su espOso la lanzara de
su casa. Ninguna de las razones
para divOrcio enumeradas en- ell
C6digO de Tailo, Sc hallan
incluidas en- ell nuevo CodigO CT
vii promulgado Ell 1893. Este
c0diSO recOnoce dos classes de di-
vOrciO: pOr cOnsentimientO Y pOr
decision judicial.
En- los divOrciOs. pOr cOnsenti-
miento es cOstumbre general que
ell hombre de la mujW la an
igua formula: "mi kudari hau",
p las tires llneas Y media" q. de-
clara, "YO me divOrcio de II V
NADIA tendre que decir 81 til te
vas con OtrO hOmbre." La ma
yOrla de los divOrciOs japoneses
sc verifican por el impuestO con
sentimientO mutuo, siendo las
cortes requeridas a pasar, compa-
lativamente, sObre algunas sOli
citudcs de divorciO, muchas de
, los cuales proceden de mujeres.
El div0rciO es muy coiniln Ell
el Japun, pero esta ccnccpruado
como infamante. Pues, 10 mis-
mo en- la clase elevada que en- la
humilde. ell buen nombre del hO-
gar esta en- peligrO cuand0 cual-
guiera eXpone los acontecinien-
tos cue acaecen Ell la familia a la
curiosidad publica. Las medidas
para verificar un divorciO Sc to-
man Ell el mayor secretO, Y no es
frecuente, hasta muchO tempo
despuGs de haberse veriticado,
que el pGblico tenga razon para
sospechar NADIA. Los dit)rcios
sOIicitadOS ante las cOrtes son los
que pertenecen la clase baja.
Las causas mas cOmunes para los
divorciOs legales, son: abandOnO
Dor parte del marido, su desapa-
rici0n v su sentencia pOr un cri-
men infamante. Esto queda a
la opinion de los jueces, Quienes
Sc empeMan en- restaurar la har,
monia Ell los hogares, 10 que ra
ramente cOnsiguen. Frccuente-
mente envian Il los querellantes
a sus casas, como que ellos com
prenden que ALI pue'len hallar al
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

Entradas:-
Vapor espanol Legazpi, proce-
dente de Espafla.
y Vapor americana Caracas, de
Venezuela.
Despachados:-
| Vapor Caracas, para New
York.
Vapor Santo Domingo, para
Ia Rep1blica Dominicana.
Operaciones de buques costeros
en- puerto:
Fajardina, Fajardo
Ernestina, Aguadilla, Mayagiez
y Ponce
/ eRosalia, descargando
Petra, .Humacao y Naguabo
Anita, Yabucoa
Virginia, st. Thomas, st. Cruz
Guillermito, Arroyo
Brazo Y Corazon, Fajardo
Honorome, descargando
Vapor espaiioi Cadiz. Ell Is de
mayo pr0ximo estara aqui en- via
je de turismo para ell Norte y
Mediterraneo de EspaTla.
Consigs., Sobrinos de lzquierdo
y Co.
~apor cubano Santiago dc Gu
ba. Sc aguarda hoy procedente
de Habana Y escalas.,
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
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COLOCACION

Sc necesita un empleadO para
mostrador con algGn cOnOci-
miento en- el ramO de calzadO.
Escriba indicando referencias,
Apartado 228, Arecibo, Puerto
Rico.
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Vapor espanol Catalina. Pro
cedente del Centro America y ell
viaje para Espana estara aqui
del 18 al 20 del actual.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
Vapor americana Philadel-
phia. Ell 6 del actual salio de
New York para esta.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
Vapor americana Zulia. Ell IL
del presente saldra de Mayagiiez
para New York.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
Vapor americana BraZos. Sal
dra para New York el 16 del pre-
sente.
. Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. S.
Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
HAMMOND
Wins ITS
SECOND

Playing with both searles and Hows-
ley missing from the backheld. Ham
mond Industrial high school won the
second game Of the season from Nav
wood al Z. The score was IA to O.
Gearing OF Hammond was BY all odds
The bright light Of the game making
both OF Hammonds touchdowns. one on
a forty yard run and the other on
twenty yard run. Howell. HammOnd.s
center also showed up we'll Anderson.
quarterback and Shanks, halfback for
the haywood team. We're scrappy play
ers and their work was lrageiy response
BE for holding Hammond 70 only two
touchdowns.
Next Saturday the Hammond team
plays the Froebel team al Gary. Ticke's
for this game viii be placed on sale at
Monnett's Smoke shop and It IS urged
that all Hammond fans buy their tickets
before gong to Gary as all money re-
ceived from sales IN Hammond goes 70
the Hammond association. 1t is believ-
ed that both Searles and Howsley viii
he i'm condition to be back into the game
Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
Detroit
HAMMOND
GAME OFF
5000 People Out to See Bob
cats Play, But the Detroit
Manager Says mix.
ESPECIAL 10 HE INES

DETROIT. Oct. 6.-Owing TO slight
rain that descended at Detroit an hour
before play the Hammond Herald foot
ball encounter at Detroit was not played
and three thousand fans who were there
70 zee the game were left in a sorry
mood because the Detroit management
refused to play before such a small
crowd
The Detroit team was at the park
ready TO take the field. but owner
Navin who by the way employs one Mr..
Cobb decided that such a contest would
have bee nanything but worthy before
mere pigskin turnout of 1900. There
were times when pro teams we're playing
before smaller crowds and everything
went well. but the behavior Of the De-
troit manager in calling off the game
was the worst we have seen in years
There was no hilarity amongst the
Hammond players or the fans who
made the trip All were reduced 20 the
drinking Of cold water and outside Of
a few who knew the ropes Detroit was
~ dry as the fellows who couldn't see
the Redlegs against the White oSx.
The real remorseful person on the
trip was Paul Parduhn. the Hammond
club owner. who quietly ducked TO 8
corner to write out checks for his stars
and before the big games start Al
Corniskey park II is costing Parduhn 9
neat little fortune.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
SI}Q0X Will.
Benefit
BY LAYOFF
Baseball Experts Believe
That Added Days Rest
Benefits White More than
Red Legs.
ny racE vnrocr

STAEF CORRESPONDENT q Is. sERWcEJ
CHICAGO. Oct 6.-Old KID N 5Tid's
Series rallied today from the knoekout
punch handed him b. the greatest ~ all
champions. the weather man and pre-
pared 10 do a comeback The sprighfIy
rainstorr that rendered the hfsh same
Of the series hors du combat Sunday has
entirely gone and. under slightly cool
but fayora Bile weather conditions the
contest will be resumed today
Postponement of Yesterdays game
provided the dopesters another twenty
four hours in which 20 work ana as a
result speculation regarding the effect
OF the Sunday layor upon the oontesling
teams. the umpires and the gate receipts
IS. according to the Well known express
sion. very rife. The concensus Of opin-
ton seems TO be that the White Sox are
the biggest winners through The post
ponement while The gate receipts I'M
doubted1y vas the heaviest loser.
With his three men pitching staff it
IS believed that Kid Gleason VII "a
into the NTH game stronger because OF
an added day OF rest some experts be-
lieve also that the delay gave the palId
hose an opportunity TO look themseive
IN their respective faces and by a pro-
cess of self analysis determine just why
Il is that they have not been winning
bail faces. White Sox fans are fervent-
~ hoping that this introspection viii
produce results
p Joseph Moran. skipper Of the Reds
the experts agree. benefited less BY the
lay-of than did Gleason. p. Joseph had
plenty Of pitching strength in reserve
and he likewise had his players up or
their toes and reday 10 make # next e
q sure thing b. winning their fourth
conflict. Whether the lay-on permitted
the oozing away Of any of the Reds peg
viii not be known until the teams take
the playing field this afternoon.
However. the postpcnement may ef.
feet the ultimate outcome of the series
both managers grumbled over the &C
rion of the weather man and each pre-
tended huge disgruntlement over the en-
forced idleness.
Regarding the matter OF pitchers for
today's contest baseball scribes and tbs
public are permitted this morning to do
their own guessing. Neither manager
has had a positive statement
Kid Gleason came the nearest 10 let
ting off some real dope when he declares
he might have a surprise for the Red.
today. Some folks seem to think tha
THIS IS a mint Ll4dA trAt-A-1tA - kAeAsAtAtiAs
TO trot out big. Bill James or it ma.
mean that the sprightly kid has dis
covered hidden strength IN the wing o.
Red Faber. hero Of the 1917 series anC
Intends to give him d chance to try or
his old souper against the Cincinnati
.luggers. The concensus Of expert opin
ION. however. is that Claude Williams
will twirl for the Sox
II is regarded as most likely tha
Moran will use either Hold Eller. hi
crack Highlander. who has not appear
das yet in the series, or that he vii
Tend Dutch Reuther. his able south-paw
back again against the Sox-
The rain which caused yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Arnold Chick Gandil. first base
Jan. 19. 1889. and began profession
White Sox. but sent back to the
minors. coming up again the follow
ing year with Washington. where he
made good. Later he was traded to
Cleveland and then TO Chicago in
1917. He bats and throws right
handed, is feet l inch IN height,
weighs 1872 pounds, ard is married.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Those RED rooters are sure a bunch Of
spendthrfts.
You tell them they are.
Jimmy Ring. the new hero. got the
gate from G. Ehhets. Of Brooklyn and
had the skids under him here Few
weeks age.
He got the gate in Brooklyn and will
grab the gate receipts here.
Uncle Tom Felsch got his first hit of
the series Saturday
He reminds one Of Frank Moran lie
only hits once in while. but when ne
hits he hits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
FOX DEFEATS TIPLITZ
IN 6 ROUNDS AT PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Oct. 6.--Joey
FOX English featherweight scored a
victory over Joe Tiplitz Of Brooklyn
saturday night Fox's straight left
hand and his all around cleverness were
too much for Tiplitz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

postponement. brought cooler weather in
its wake and there is a hint Of auoumnal
crispness in the air. 1t is regarded rs
certain that today's attendance VIII rot
be up to the high-water mark which
would have been reached had l. been
possible to play the sunday contest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
BRICKLEY'S STAR ELEVEN
TRAINS FOR SUNDAY GAME

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-The New York
Giants football warriors. who will clash
with the Massilion. O.. Tigers, world
professional gridiron champions. at the
Polo Grounds next Sunday. had their
initial practice yesterday afternoon.
Twenty-four Of the best known former
college stars Of the East responded 10
the call Of 1Ianager Charley Brickey.
Among the stars who wore uniforms
were Buck" Sweetland Of Fordham
Pierrotti and Johnson OF Washington
an dice. Dave White, Dan O'Connor,
Pete Wall. Barron and Cusack Of
GEORGETOWN. Weber Of Colgate. Elan
merry OF Syracuse. SCOTT Of Lafayette.
olson of Hamilton. Cody and Gobbal OF
Notre Dame. Lynch Of Holy Cross and
Niles Of Washington State.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Advertise in The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come witt
tonishing results If their users are
to be believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
MORRIS REDS BEAT JOLIET

Morris --3 GO
Joliet -----------0 Q 0 0 0 ! 0 Q IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Yryen: Mid
dIeton and Jacobs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

William H. James was born in De-
troit, Jan. 20, 1883 He pitches right
handed and bats left handed He first
played with Jackson. of the Michi-
gan State league, in 1910 This g
his eighth year in the majors. He
has pitched for Cleveland, st. Louis.
Detroit. and Boston all Of the
American league. He joined the
White Sox in midseason. He is s
feet AZ inches. weighs 210 pounds,
IS single. and lives at Ann Arhor,
Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Rube Goldberg insists that baseball is
not a. sport. He says that $4,000
horse race in the mud. millionaire foot
ball players do the football thing in the
mud. and he cant understand why
baseball players. with plenty OF Drawn
and little brain. can't perform on q
soggy field
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Times news service IS the best
that money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Baseball fans do not need to be told
how Kopf and Roush won the second
worlds series game for Cincinnati
The box score proves that they did It.
THIS photograph taken the day OF the
first game. shows the fans Wild with
enthusiasm in the inserts are kopt
cat 1eft) and Roush
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
WORLDS SERIES FACTS.
FrFTH GAZE.

2 - = = NF<A11Aff
Place-Conlsxey park, Chicago, today
Starting ti-ne-2 p. IA.
Probable battertes-whtte Sox, VII
nams and Schalk; Eller or Ruether and
Rartden.
STANDING OF TEAMS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Alibis have worn out three wires ard
''yesmen" are cheap as bar glasses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

TIeinie Groh and Eddie Roush. leading
hitters IN the National League have
made out one hit apiece so far in the
worlds series.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

If Cicotte was a one-arm pitcher he
might have won aSturday's game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

a Won reading Ihe Tines1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

There isn't kick in the Joint.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

"Ah. but things were blue here yes
terday All initiating the sky.