Iron County Record | 1921-12-30 | Page 7 | The Parent-in-Law Problem Has Become Serious in This Age of Jazz

The Parent-in-Law Problem Has Become Serious in This Age of Jazz I By HARRY W. SCHROYER, Chicugo Lawyer. I I' ' JjL jf tho young people of today would start out like the girlB and boys iff JPfcirty years ago, thero wouldn't be this parent-in-law problem. Of W course, there always has been tho joke about tho mother-in-law, and peril per-il haps she has umdo things hot from time immemorial. But tho in-law XJ problem never really became sorioua until this jazz, age came. Tlw institution of marriage, if it is to ba sucootwful, must operate in M a honsohold by itself. 15nt that seems almont impossible in an age whero m boya and girls join hands without imy plans whatever for the future, They used to marry with tho idea of running a home in fact, buying 9 one and paying for it out of tho husband's wagos. m They either rent a couple of furnishwl rooms now, or go home to livo m Then, the majority go out and jazz arouud. look for all tho high pot l in life. It's thia artificial life that docd it