The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-16
eEIT IS CHEF DSE SEFORD|VORCE
{homas F. Graham of San <fe<o. Long Experienced in l1d life and Its Wees. Says !,
 Honesty Is Cure.
BY WILLIAM c CAYCE. Ifernationai News Service Stan
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BY WILLIAM c CAYCE.
 4fernational News Service Stan Correspondent.
 Ii Francisco, Cal, March 8.--De-
 Hbbing, just plain lying-or ever name one cares to give
 rication--is the chief cause for
 yer increasing number of di- L today.
 least such is the reason as- Ii for the severing of marital
 ons by Judge Thomas F. Ora efor more than twenty years on Iunerior court bench here and
 despite his more than statewide |n ation as the "great reconciler,
 ranfed thousands of divorces.
 as a proper remedy for the l. nt day divorce evil Judge Ora suggests honesty between hus-
 aNd wife regarding every mat mussaal interest to them. \ ck of the majority of divorce |0s filed here-and it must be true F CT cities-is deceit by either the ntlsor wife," said the jurist. "l ., run across scores of variations ts. lies. white lies, half truths Vicious deceits. Wives, as well - lbands, are guilty of deceit, but sst cases where a marriage is of duration it will be found that y5un9 husband is one chiefly to knto Not Paid For" & makes the mistake of ||.l ul&trimony without making
 -|7& lis full confidante. He
 1nx $150 a month. During the shfr he tells her his income is .st14n that. The automobile he her in is not paid for. There
 ox<hIy payments that must be I but the girl knows nothing of
 hints vaguely at a bank ac- |DH Tkay are married, and the de- ~onfinues. The young bride, Fms from home where there has
 |ttIc need of economy, un- ~ MX43 HXEuuS ulOft tudu ucI uuo-
 5f<1l1 Bills begin to arrive, l.. he hu16and does not confess the K, irnif of his salary, but vainly lo bIa4 it out, hoping against |i,, or change of luck or a semi F"Dd xaise in salary which never
 <eI6 over money and unpaid U u o mar the home life of rosI <6uple. The outlook is 'V' he young wife, who fears
 iuE of ..hc doorbell is that of a m eckor The husband begins to bells and is short-tempered and |in Things go wrong at the office, Kar-i takes 1t out in short, spiteful |neAi tt home.
 |ans !. s Friends Are Amazed" Eu,i',rce proceedings are filed and
 6 are omazed. They seemed |,n., happy couple all say. Ia back of it all is the deceit
 sd by the husband during the ;s lip and maintained thru the |n. married life.
 Ens re are gases also where the |shs guilty of deception. She |sa M M,slotkc beyond her husbands M .ss.' cln1{kcs them-a and deceives .lhr l 4bout their cost. When [dss, k11 E|<e purchases she expects E sss 'fo tk5n, but how she is go- N s-s,s s:zet E; E: $; ssHey is another qnes- X ,%l1o u1ts to luck, and usually [s z. band Eets. the bills, and there |tsrs. :nes t1ars, and bitter words - s..l .npcrance, of course, is a ma .4s us M. fn divorce cases, but inves- |,s |hs e. shows that intemperance is M Msrwrllt, not the cause of married / " ness. said Judge Graham.
 ~ ler6 hc judge, who has sent s,..;- up1es feunited from his court - - ,infed out the remedy that p.ss, s., urb the evil.
 bpert, Couples Who Kiss.'
 indsssud and wife who trust each he Cfho kiss at parting and kiss in nsas, ing reunion never get into the | and courts.
 If MW01nar who loses at bridge Fish hs t6 hide her losses from her |e psl io making the gravest mis-
 h1isband who keeps his busi- Is ths faixn to himself and deceives
 when things go wrong if |LLAI: marital disaster.
 2s, lxomen like to be trusted, anf
 shenn betray genuine, full |tlemn confidence.
 |at shif ia the microbe of divorce mahie start of all troubles thai of eur the divorce courts.
 [tor dRdyice to young couples jus |easst out on the uncertain voy
 rnntrimony is to be squar, Estrsneh other at all times. Thel
 Dess3 will weather every storm, | 1922