Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 October 1904 — Page 7

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1904.

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How to be Rid of Rheumatism.

HOME LIFE

OF AMERICA

WRECKED B YTHAT MONSTER EVIL DIVORCE

PROF. C. H. HENDERSON

Who Holds the Chair of Sociology in Chicago University Talks on the Subject.

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Chicago, October 10. Is the church the cre.it monitor of law and

custom, and will it put the ban on the divorce evil that the Kock River conference, now in session, claims is wrecking the home life of America? The pastors and heads of universities are trying to solve the problem, and now that the great Methodist conference U actively taking up the

subject, little else is being discussed by leaders of every denomination. Prof. Charles Richmond Henderson who holds the chair of sociology at the University of Chicago, is radical

ly expressing himself against the increasing number of divorces, and says that the customs of love and marriage are responsible for the evil, which, he holds, began with the training of present divorcees and that if divorcees are to be stopped different methods of training must bo adopted. He says that the great evils of modern society are: Falling in love. Divorce. Nagging. Lack of thought. He mentions the church as one of the remedies for these evils and the home as the other. Falling in Love Immoral. "Falling in love is immoral and vicious," said Dr. Henderson, "and should rigidly be guarded against. Love in sex is an emotion to be controlled, the same as any other , great

emotion, such as anger or grief. Love

can be cultivated or repelled at will.

The young man or woman who allows

himself or herself to 'fall in love

without due thought and investigation is acting unwisely and in many instances sowing the seed of divorce.

person should first learn the

character, the family and the habits

of the person they desire to love before submitting to the emotion vul-

arly called 'love.' After being as

sured of the worthiness of the emo

tion, love and marriage should then

be allowed to take their course.

"Love and marriage should be j

placed on a civil basis.

'A couide should know each other i

for years before marriage is spoken of."

But publicity should be given to

the acquaintance. Then when an en

gagement exists it should be a matter of law that a enrd should be sent

broadcast to all friends and to the public press:

Would Give Publicity. "This method avo ihl cive the neces

sary publicity to tnoir love and approaching marriage, and if there were any reason why either one should not marry the other, it would inevitably be found out.

"The engagement should also be an nounced from the pulpit and posted as a placard in the church. After this is done a few months should elapse before the marriage takes place. "No one should ever marry for

without the consent of of both the contracting

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think and in stopping to think would realize that without the sanction of the church they would lose social prestige. "There are cases, of course, where in all justice divorces should be granted and sanctioned by the church. But these cases are the exception. Move often women should be given property rights which are under the heads in law of 'seperate maintenance. ' "But with thought and custom and church combined I think the divorce evil would be stopped and marriage and love and home placed on a more sacred and happy basis."

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"These rules would necessitate

thought, and if followed would al

most entirely da awav with

"Divorces, "Elopments, "Unhappy marriages. . "American women know how to

take care of themselves. But they

never stop to think. So thev smirch

their reputations without staining their characters. Thev give them

selves too milch freedom. Thev

should return more to the chaperone

uaoit, and 1 am glad to say that the young women of the university are doing so more and more of late. "If the church of every denomination would refuse to permit a person who obtained .a divorce for a frivolous reason to remain a member of the church I think much of the tendency toward divorce would be stopped. Men and women would stop to

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