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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
.BROUCHTOK breaches
SERMON ON SERVICE
1nfinity, Universally. Immor.
tally Reveal Boundlcssness
of Service Rendered.

IN Grove Avenue Baptist Church
yesterday. tho pastor Rev Lon u.
Br"ucht"n. II. -. preached on''Ser-
vice-its lnnnity, Univ-rsalIty. I'm
mortality" Dr. Broushton spoke, in
part. follows.
There arc three words that wan,
10 use descriptive ~ tho houudless-
ness Of faithful service. Fir,s. in
fnity: second, un!versality: third i'm :
mortality. These three words. prom
orly studied. will reveal the bound
l-ssnes? NJ service faithfully render
ed. want TO bring them before YOU
for study, separately. First. The inf
mite nature Of service. There Is a
within itself the power OF INFINITE
multiplication. Take. for example.
the force ~ light. Light is force.
II has more ~ do than simply -
,iispel darkness. Light. when proper
~ analysed and studied. contains
tho elements OF light. OF heat. ~
electricity, which produces power and
motion
Look AZ the other word-uni-
versatility. The universalIty az SER
vice. When was in England there
was held convention in behalf OF
forestry have for the last two or
three years found myself growing in
interest In that movement
Il want that we shall look last
~ that other word descriptive Of
service, which is more precious to
me than either one of the others
immortality. The Immortality of
Christian service. John stuart Mill
wrote chapter in his hook. liberty
which would love To tear out He
contends that II is possible for op-
preston and persecution to put down
truth and righteousness When
for example. stephen was stoned. tho
enemies OF truth said that they Mad
put truth down. stephen was dead.
But was The truth nut DOWN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
BOY LOSES THUMB
AS SHOTGUN BURSTS
isrccisl 10 The Times. Disnatch.l

TSNCNINI % Inc IlW s DIS NaICh.I
bANNILLE, VA. Nov. 5.--William
Wimbish, l2-year-oid son ot John X.
Wimbish, OF Scottshurg. suffered the
loss Of his thumb and a badly mutt
lated hand when the barrel of a
shotgun burst. William uverton,
young man standing nearby. SUI
fere6 severe decorations OF the arm
from flying fragments and bied pro-
fusely while carrying the younger
boy 10 doctor. bverton. II is said.
recently returned from the navy aud
had a number of blank cartridges
which were being used in the gun
when IL suddenly burst.
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SEEK TO ENFORCE
TOBACCO CONTRACTS
Especial 10 The Times-pispa,ch.I

ISp""lHI 70 Tho Times DIspatch.
pASNlLLE, VA. Nov. 5-The To-
oacco Growers Cooperative Mar
ketinE Association has taken Its
hrst steps towards enforcing its i've
year conrr4c, at Halifax Courthouse,
where iniunc;ionS hav" hecn sued
out against two prominent to-
hacco raisers. restraining them from
GisposinG ~ their tobacco through
any means other than the Co-opera-
tive NAV %.tinG system. The men
proceeded acains; are :. NJ Arthur
-. S. Hudson and James Briggs. the
latter being prosperous negro
farmer. These men are alleged TO
have >troken their contracts and TO
have sold thair tobacco AZ auction
instead OF through the association.
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Child Accidentally shot.

pASNILI.E, Nov. 5.-Thc 5-year-
old daughter of J. u. Martin. Of
Stuart. is in serious condition at Il
hospital al stuart, having been shot
a few days ago accidentally by her
l0-ycar-oId brother. who was play
ing with loaded shotgun The load
struck tho little girl in the thigh.
manrling the limb and shatering
the bone.
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unvcn Tablet to Dr. nut.on

Appropriate services mark ed the
unveilinG ~ a memorial tablet to
Rev. j. r. Hutson, y. H.. AT Fine
street Baptist Church Yesterday
afternoon. DR.. Huts"n for forty-hvc
consecutive years was pastor Of the
church. Little AliZe Cole. grand
daughter of DR. Hutson. unveiled the
tablet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
Install o,.rhrook raster

Formal Installation OF Rev. A. W
Honey took place in Overhrook
Presbyterian Church last night. REV.
James F; Cook, moderator. presided
ana hsll'ered the sermon. Raw
knssci! Cecil, II. n. Rev. II. i Viii
liams, rr, r. &. Johnson and +
Scott Parrish took part in the ser
vices.
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To Erect signs ON uiphv,,.

LfNHHRuRG, VA. Nov. 5,-The
ki"anis Club has named a commit
too composed OF H F.. Step,oe. Law
renee clarke and A. r. Chamberlain
TO pi"n for the erection of signs
on highways leading into Lynchbure,
t" indicate the direction TO and the
distance from LynchburY
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s,,,c, club ELECT, Omrer,.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 5>-The
Sphex club, an organization of local
business and professional men. has
elected the following officers for the
coming year: president, Or. j. I. lia-
maker: vice president. 6. 4. Kerr:
secretary. John ~ Faulkner. and
treasurer, DR. r. w. Arnold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

When the cheap plumber in
/ formed the lady OF the house that
he would have To get some forgot
ten bolts. she replied that she was
glad the job did not need another
nut. Only nice things are said
about piumherS from Kobe, 2l9
East Grace. Phone Madison ST..
When u certain part OF ones in
sides has been disturbed, we call II
liver complaint. When all per
sons insides have been disturbed.
We now call II hivver complaint.
When the part to make you go Is
out OF fix, have your battery re-
charged at Lana-Bowies Co, Inc,
tho willard Battery
As the two hundred pound tiancee
OF the newspaper man Sat on his
lap, his circulation nearly ceased,
"a she ruined n new press. For
pressing that will last In trousers,
see Addison Cleaning Co., Quality
Cleaners and Dyers.
Every one should work, but we
can't blame the man with the stiff
neck for not looking around for a
job. When looking around for A
good moving job. see J. A. Fishers
Transfer and Storage. Phone Ran
dolph 347l.
Oh. boy. when in your buzz
wagon, with nothing to worry
about. because you have tires on,
and one arm around her waist
isn't II nice teelins! Soldering
Boatwright Quicke Tire Service,
72l West Broad Street.
Ladies'. when shopping. remem-
her meat at our shop" The hest
livers come from Old Holland Mar
ket, 1925 West Main Street.
Often woman Will primp until
! ten minutes before train time and
think she is just right only to
find she is just left. To be right
and never left. travel in q Marmon,
from Madison Motor Corporation.
Continued Wednesday
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GRO sH cniiinued Tomorrow.J
ENTIRE Family HAD .rIr-

:, Keep right on using Foley's
Honey and Tar. II will give muck
relief. said the doctor. when tho
entire family had the 'nu.' Never
saw anything so good" writes Mrs
n. II. Griffith, Andrews Ind For
coughs. colds. Group. throat. chest nr
bronchial trouble use Foley's Honey
and Tar--Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

a girl sometimes makes eyes
when YOU visit her. but we make
eyes better when you visit Jahnke.
Optician. 9l2 East Main Street.
Expert service without extra red
tape.
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SILLYADS

When he called with his new suit
on, she put both arms around his
neck. To have II made snug
around the neck. have your next
suit made by Benj Arenstein, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

Ladies'. when shopping. remem-
her meat at our shop" The hest
livers come from Old Holland Mar
ket, 1925 West Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
EFFICACY Of PRAYER
IS SUBJECT OF SERMON
Rev. +. V. Carson Prcacl,cs in
Denny Street Methodist
Church.

Taking az his subject. The Worth
OF Prayer. Rev r. V. Carson the
pastor. preached ia Denny street
Methodist church last might. in part.
as follows.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

If" he said, "the report of the en-
tomologists be true, that cotton is
the only host Of this pest and that he
viii starye and be exterminated IL
cotton is not planted. we have got 10
meet the issue and start by leaving
al east OF the Mississippi for one year
and then the mex year all west OF the
Mississippi without the planting Of
cotton. Il is absolute folly to think
that the planters Of 5he South can 90
IN r,akiEg cotton for the worlds con
sumption. taking chances against tie
pest which. in unusually favorable
years for him. destroys from six mil
ion % seven million bales ana even
II tie best years cutting down the
erop 80 per cent. is idle TO think
That any sensible men are going 70
eagag- "a the production Of an article
.ha- !, no. only p-ob,ema.ical even
under he best Of conditions. bur sb-
so,1.siy baRlvup,ns when i: cones
- -ae question 0. re a33e. ssE- by
virtue of ,his Das,
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

he contends tina, the people y a.
North are living unier stressfu s,s
unsettled conditions anf ts.y y.
growing tired. They are begiaulse !.
appreciate Florida. Not onlv -
Ehey seek homes in cities. but ho... y
them are thinking seriously o, ,ak,..
u2 agricultural pursuits. They has,.
. understand that Florida lsnds /,
tensive.y AMI intelligenrly cultiva,as
will yield them a profit OF Al Ieas,
300 per acre over and above All uv.
ing expenses. The profits annually On
say, 10 acres is $1,000 a year or more
Very few people in the North are am.
70 lay aside $1,000 a year as the r..
suit OF their labor. look 70 sea
Florida have 100000 population
inside OF 20 years"
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15
Old TINE RELIGION

The Society of Friends in London
has in print the First Part of the
Friends Book of Discipline. N i. IS
the following quotation issued by the
Friends as early as 1856:
Dearly beloved Friends, these
things We do not lay upon you as a
rule or form 10 walk by. but that all.
with the measure OF light which is
pure and holy. may be guided: and so
in the light walking ami abiding, these
may be fulfilled in the Spirit, not in
the letter; for the letter killeth, but
the Spirit giveth life"
The following from William Penn:
1T is not opinion. or speculation. or
notions of what is true, or assent 10
or the subscription OF articles or
propositions. though, or assent to or
the subscription of articles or propo-
sitions, though never so soundly word
ed that = makes a man a true be-
lever Or true Christian. But il IS
a conformity OF mind AMI practice TO
the VIII of God, in all holiness OF CON
versatiou, according to this Divine
principle of Light and Life in the soul.
which denotes a person truly a child
Of Cod"
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15
REPUBLICAN, ECONOMY

Senator Overman is authority for
the statement that the Republican
administration has appropriated $53,
100000 more for expenditure in 1928
than the Democratic administration
spent in 1915 for the running expen-
ses of the government after deduct.
ing all war expenses.
So this is Republican economy,
Senator Overman's figures for the
various departments of governments
are:
Executive department and other de
pendent offices: Wilson. 1915, $4,000,
900; Harding, 1923, s23,0OO.OO0; in
increase $4.000.O00.
State department-Wilson, 1915, S.
100000; Harding, 1923. $4,000, 900;
increase s4,OOO.oO
War department-Wilson 1915
s50.000.00; Harding, 1928, $199,000.-
600; increase s14.O00.0OO.
Treasury department - Wilson
s1S1, 100000: Harding. 1928, 1892. 900.
900: increase si51,0OO. 900.
Navy department-Wilson, 1915
s14s. 100000; Harding, 1928, S2s7, 900,
600; increase S14S,O00,00O
Interior department-Wilson. 1915
s211, ,0O0 600; Harding. 1923. S225. 900,
00e: increase $4,000, 900. 900
Agricultural department. Wilson
1915, S2s.0OO.O00; Harding 1923, $50.
100000; increase s3O.000.O00.
Department of Wilson
1915. S11 900 600; Harding. 1928, SIS,
100000; increase $1,000. 900.
Department OF Labor-Wilson, 1915
100000; Harding. 1923. $4,000, 900
increase $4,000. 600.
Department Of Justice Wilson
1915. $40, 100000: Harding. 1923, SIT,
000, 600; s7.OO0,OOO.
District of Columbia-Wilson, 1915
s13.000.000; Harding, 1928, ,S24 ,0O, 900
increase s11.O00.000.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15
EDITOR HoUcH HIGHLY cOmPLl
MENT=O

One OF the most important coz
tributions to the tarin literature OF
this campaign is the pamphlet Of
twency-seven pages entitled The Sen
ate Tariff Bill" prepared by Mir
Alveron Sanford Hough OF Jackson
Vile, Fla, the leading editorial writer
of the Florida Times Union Mr..
Houghs' pamphlet tells in great detail
how little the Fordney-McCumber
Tariff bill will contribute TO the gov
ernment and how much 70 the pro
tected interest. The figures are ap-
Dalling. Taking the fourteen p-inci-
pal schedules OF the bill he shows
that the probable revenue viii amount
70 s230,983.779. and the amount Of
protection given in the bill is s6.341.-
6ss.209.
Mr Eough has made an exhaustive
study. not only OF the pending tariff
bill. but OF the theory Of protection.
and anaiyizes both IN great detail
using concrete examples. because. As
he says. the average man under
stands the concrete much better than
the abstract Er Hough will supply
his valuable pamphlet al a uoder-
ate price. e.-RobbinsdaIe (Ninn) North
ern Headlight
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Mr Daugaerty explains that his in
junction Is not intended to interfere
with the freedom OF speech OF OF the
press. But he does not explain iusi
what he understands such freedom 10
mean-Chattanooga News. II no. 10
interfere with the freedom Of speech
aad Of peaceble assembiage what vas
i for? The state guard and national
army were on hand to protect lives
and property.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Senator BOrah wants TO know II
the public will stand behind him if
he starts impeachment proceedings
against Daugherty. We would say the
public would fall over themselves to
do so. especially after remembering
his connection with the Morse-Felder
case of unsavory memory, and in his
last attempt to go outside the beaten
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Reduced ID terms OF American
money, wages in Germany are De
tween two ami three dollars week
Yet there are those in this country
who condemn protective tarin.
Albany Journal Republicans claim
tnat the purpose OF protective
tari1 : % keep Up high wages. Ger.
many has 4 protective tariff Times
Union.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

W iseFh Fvu Nswton. of ioxa.
~eaf m istt - tesaten % preach at
80 fHs femple and remained until
AffA $50 hafe eiaea printed an In.
NsFsNaa 8laFy - Isoaaon Spectator
NN8N 49, BE lmpfessilns 0f England
AEe snfemtiensl sna engaging.
- ~ sfEt4ah - remarks that
eemaa fnam New Fork % london is
- nm ffem fsotbali team to q
tsNNH meetamw After meetlng a mix.
n mHsmF ~ ffiends house he de.
NsNNes fasi fhefe y mors freedom OF
Naaaaat a nnHlana than II America. 4"
~ 4e
M 9nalama ubaftY signifies the
ssf fe faink feel snd set differently
~ nfNeE peaple wtsh ~ h i the
N fe ssFNlap aeeafdinw q . stand
8 snWuae ~ Thought or con
8#f b saN aeFialas from that stand
&8 e 81 meafNea lnto iine BY thg
~ Nahlse aplnlsm"
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

f 60 mHwapsger Says an IN
Nsase 80 s 70 i've IN iowa
~ MasH Hslax ~ f Or ou, Of h
Al 4a'e gouf ehiafsn IN IL. 20 g.,
s#F HaE fea p,ssiblg can oar o. lt
Aaa M eafhlne 10 t Tha Georgia
esN fes 80 make - statements
NM stFHMH
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

To those Of our readers who wish
20 be fair respecting the railroad
strike are requested TO read the arti-
Gle in another column taken from the
Churchman from the pen of Rev. John
Howard Melish. II SENS 10 US to be
written without bias or prejudice and
in a spirit OF righteousness.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

We are told THAI DR.. Crooke. super
iutenieu, Of tie An.i-Saioon League
OF FLORIDA is not L love with some
q tie fa.era; prohibition officers. Il
tie ones ae has 10 love for are like
-a9se w1o staged those raids down
G-aui way with blowing t-umpets
anl sounding horns. one can hardly
blame him.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Nffai faaa9hi beautifully "a,
fHF asw barren enc rock 0r
~ aIag aaa crumbllng the
faa FelFef mass snf tender ivy
~ ans ellag ta iham s0 IN
Nesf ham some light viii
M tsa1rH snd bring peace
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

The combination Of the Lakeland
Telegram and Star caused nice plum
70 fall into the lap of Editor Childs
and he is making the most OF it. He
Immediately converted his weekly
Advertiser into an afternoon daily
and he is making it fine publication.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Rudyari Kipling says that America
the real America died in 1860. II
he means when sectional hate first
entered in 70 prevent it. it dates
further back than 1860.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Mr H G. Wells asserts that the
salvation OF mankind from war is the
only thing worth writing about. The
ticie will come when all must CON
ciude thar a League OF Nations is the
mightiest step in this direction.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Ne4ef ma8 e time shen hnneat men
MeFs mare neefea q is haa enough
A. naFa sEffaFegsnce sna waatsful
aeas - afita1e lfs ssl in sfaeiai ufe
"A fHmimsl
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

M8Flmea faauf AZ Hmrrna -
Asses tsfef Pfess Fhsse en aagliag
a6anEe8 WHi accHf feaKue 90 -
EeaNae ef Natlaaa
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Vardaman defeated in Mississippi
Blease in South Carolina and Hard
wick in Georgia This turn in affairs
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Maine gave Harding a plurality of
10000. Last Monday it gave Hale a
plurality OF $4,000 If that indicates
anything it indicates a democratic
landslide in November.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

The Gainesville News in big letters
credits Mr.. j. NJ Fugate as saying
that cotton is to be king again." but
Mr. Boil Weeyil is contesting his
throne and every year is gaining
strength and power
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Florida viii have the biggest bust
ness during the balance OF 1922 and
during ali OF 1928 that she has ever
had" says d travelling man 10 the ST.
Petersburg Independent. Continuing.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

Mr.. o. NJ. Gale. one of Belleriew's
prominent merchants was transacting
business at the county seat during the
week
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

#M FIsflas Ffrst Sass Moses
Eeisem nae aoes ~ see Florida by
Na.a2 aa aaa t9wa the Essf Coast.
is eAief afsfaeftaaa be inland
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

We do not suppose that Mr.. Varda-
man, OF Mississippi any longer thinks
that he is bigger man than Woodrow
Wilson.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

FNe naa stafe isafasl an Old line
feNstlan newapspef. admits that in.
kMsa ei eaItia9 asNm the number Of
AaNsf empieFes they have
aeea a#feaaea fFsm f3s05g. At the
N* - eatea the war. % 50 ss8 AZ
Hfessaf fae pium tree haa been veil
sNsAee saa go hungFy veil ted.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

F aaaa b.H has psssel aa haass
aas ses fa fsa seasts CO anal aeton
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

eramenf hF .ulaas .na 81 nsf
fse Het asNefnnenf Coz Grave free
~ na H8ffu#l uHa
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

paths Of the fathers ii throCtiing fre
speech and free assemblage
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15
vra AWFUL pLicHT or rHe COT
TON sEL.

t.s.A&|lsA A4AtEA AM+ aANr1Lttu OF ttlh-
nrsas 70 the pest which = now
thfeafea.nx tile almost abs3iu.. de-
strgrs.sn - cosson-,hs mos. la.nnr,.
anf a'anf "a all tas world
ns called tha attention y th. senate
- -. ~.ar ~ tha Ar-.eultu-,i ia.
parrmaat which estimates that IA one
SCAR aans thls pest destroyed more
lhan aa4e eoa8 bales
.t-.an -. .srsssar =. ..ts ~,s,,
fas asar.s. ax,or. 81 cotton f,~ -
.a.rs na. s-sass .nf os. so..s.,,c
con. metan 80. ss 8aa h,ls. W.
.an aexn ts ans-as .ate tas actual io.s
a-. ana eer.. vear.v frou tie
~ th.s asr
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We have come 70 the point" con.
ttrr.a a.. ...-- - -.
tea'1Ais@ must oe sppiiea X We pro-
pose 20 save FOR The mills 0l America.
% sav nofhinw ~ .ha mill. ~ ,ha
..,-ts .,....,.. - -. - -.
'~PR'* =. eo1e'1 SuluSient 70
Hert tne demands oi those mills.
~lf a. needless" he said TO say 10
the aanata thai Amarfcan co,,on has
-, ..,.-r..,.,.. =. = ----..-.,,-.
aHN = Pae''0a"E the
ohiF cotton USED Tor human Consump-
ton the world over. and from an aver
are ~ "a GAO e06 halo !, - ,a.. "a
'Ae P''iu1tioh curing the years
1871 AM 1872 will not exceed s000.0
bales. ard the weavil has not vet auita
covered tha entire co,top hat, Is
interrGpting The South Carolina SEN
afer Ia the course OF his remarks
tf., Th,r,.s w., - c..-
e'' sia'
-ate s-t- ~ tAe I-oFgla farm
sfs residing - Tie "c0glon be,t" he
sail
'n F-s'e. iat I nad cal. from The
h' et me National Farm ars'
"Ao 1tn last returne - this
c..y after g tTip through Flo.ii ia and
ieo.s &c Nstn 7a'iy. asked him about
eoai. ions n t4y own state Of Georgia
s,n -, go ,..... s'-.'-'l rom SOU IaFo'
Texa. IA. largest nr,d,,esr - c,.,oD
"a the Union Gr Barrett toll me OF
'ne eoun.y 70 which more than half
-.s.r - -. 81 5,.l 1-.is year
asu-.s we're aba,tonaI -ta s-,,.e IL
az the animals were gone From rha
rain Hinaovs could BE- seen field
"NiA "hrIr t-se taElner had given
~ aope 9na eft his crop 70 the boil
"veFA iiat = true alt over the s-ste
et teorg.a. TAe rewspapers will not
play Z up because they pursue the
mistaken policy Of optimism instead
% giving the people the facts
% my oNr case. If Z may BE- per
mitted personal allgsion. I invested
"a cotton lands the savings of a quar-.
-er y g century a. the bar ami felt
assured Of comfortable income for
my old age. A report sent TO me at
ny request By the manager OF those
farms last week said that I might get
~ bales where | had been getting
from 500 TO 500 bales. With so bales
vii De impossible 20 pay the taxes
ana the expenses. Ny case is simply
typical OF 10000.
Senator Watson then asked Senator
smith "a axnlasn 20 ,ha sa,a.o
......-.- '"e
~e-1ss u4aS Ano"' "ny u Is impos-
siDle Tor the south TO substitute any
money croD in the ulace of cotton
THAT a. ,-ra :. 80. =,
c.-,,- ''' '"e ooueu
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-06-01
DIVORCE RING" THE LATEST
Fad Recently Adopted by Those Freed
From the Marital Tie by Court
Proceedings.

From time immemOrial woman has
worn on the third finger of her left
hand a plain band of gold as a symbol
of her honored position of wifehOod.
And when death takes from her the
partner of her life she signifies her
loss and grief by wearing appropriate
garb.
But in what a different manner to-
day the widow Of the present, that is,
the one who by the sanction Of the
courts has resigned her job as wife,
makes known TO all the world her re-
newed state of single blessedness. For
the grass widow of today has just
adopted the latest of fads, the "di-
vorce ring" The jeweled symbol Of
the severance of the marital tie takes
the place Of the former gold band. II
is made Of gold or platinum on which
is mounted a broken Cupid's bow al
the end of which is set jewel to rep
resent q divorce. Should the wearer
once more embark on the matrimonial
seas and again come to wreck then
another jewel is added to indicate the
second divorce, and so on.