South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 107, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1920 — Page 12

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PARSON DENOUNCES MARRIAGES; WIVES CHIEF OFFENDERS

Minister Declares He Will Beg Rather Than Perform Marriage Nuptials. MUSKEGON. Mich., April 15. Adjut.int William John Turriur. SalNation Army lender, who pained onsidrablf reputation as a marry-in-r parson. ays that h will b n for .i iivlnp; before h will tako momy i:i the fixture for marriapc?. "I am through." Mid Adjutant I'urluf. 'Marrl;iij conditions have l en polntr from bad to wor? for months now, until I am hf-artily nick with our normal conditions as they apply to marriage-." "Tho climax ramp rcontly whr i woman arrived with hrr fTfth huLand and wanted mo to perform the rro:nony. I rfusri and I pavp hrr lrturr. which caused her to l'-av-juikly for another minister. Then a few d.iys aso a, jrirl not yet 21 years o!d divorced her third husband in th local courts. "Marriafro today Is to many pcopU just a r,'i.s:-inxr fancy. They rhar.co husbands and wlve.s a.s they would chane automobiles in the rprin.tr. Th'-y want th latest model and when tho paint Is worn thy f-el it Is time- to discard. "Women are the worst offenders

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against th rna rri k laws. They k't n.arrld on a dare in th mornintf and arj 5rarntd In the afternoon. Uresis is considered an Important factor to-lay with th women They want to dr'-f, evn if lie tahh- l without food. Ufr 1'n inatlnc. "Thi modern lif- may be fascinating, hut it is diyjrustlnK-. Infant mortality r.ttes ire lncrasinc:. and more hoys and jrirls ar finding th ir way Into th Juvenile courts. "We talk much about sedition, and it pays us to pcuard our country and flip, but we overlook the mn?t important 'Janper of our civilization today, bolfchevism In the home and m"ral conditions. "In th future I will marry only personal friends and not until I am satisfied that It isn't creatine: more Jobs for lawyers. "Hell today is bfinp paved with trial marriapes. Iet us stop and llst?n a minute without drowning out the curse by slr.Rir.p, 'Hail. hall. the t.'antr's all here." Indp ults. "I notice that a Chicaro judcrc quit a few days npo because he was tired of hearlr.t: divorces. He is rU'ht. Divorce Is becoming an asst to the averape woman today. Th' other day a local Justice obtained a divorce fn:.- a .ouplo and then came back to hi. court and married another couple. That's what I call a double standard of morals. "It Is becoming a. disgrace to most f'-mabs todav to know any

way a preater discord and they then

swear two witnesses in court and a;

decree U jrrant-d. Then the pay life starts all over again. "Gie me the day when the baby

carriage and th cook book held j places of honor In the home and ai homespun sock was not a luxury"-" !

olivi: ihiaxch. 1 April 1.1. 1 Mrs. Daisey Workman visited her j daughter at Sumption Prairie Sat- '

u rday. Hertha and Marie Fisher spent Sunday with Carma Martin. Kaymond Garrett and family and Jessrt Fisher of South Hend spent the week end with Orlando Garrett and family. Ixuis Watklns Isspendinp a couple of weeks in South I'.end. Oscar Donathen and family of South Rend were week-end fruests of C?car Nolen and family. Msr. Lydia Feapler entertained a

number of friends at a taffy pullinp at her home Saturday evenir.p. Klrnira Uailey spent Sunday with Mrs. Millie Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hummel rf near Uremen fpent Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kollar and boys of north of South I'end were Sunday visitors of Joe Plummer and family. Mrs. Harvey Sch'.arb i- near Wakarusa carintr for Mr. Schlarh s mother, who is very ill. Mrs. Kriil and grandson, Kimrr. spent the week end with Mr.-. S -lectia Watkins. Mrs. Watkins is spending a few days this week in South IUnd isitinp her daughters.

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