DR. VANCE'S DAILY ARTICLE j There is room for a difference of opinion as to how the Sabbath should I be observed, but there is 110 room for, j a difference of opinion as to whether i the Sabbath should be preserved. I should hate to be compelled to live j I in a land with no Sabbath. It would be a land with no mercy ; on human life, where the animal has; the right of way, and there is no call to the higher things. j ! It would be a land in which the: ; people who have to earn a livelihood I | must work to entertain the people whoj are rich enough to afford leisure. This j j is the rotten thing about an open j Sunday. It is a day of sport for the! rich and a day of slavery for those I who must work to entertain them. A land without a Sabbath is a land ! in which the home is crowded to tfe j wall. The grind goes on, and there is j no opportunity to cultivate the loves of i home. One works too much whose J work leaves no time for him to get ac- j quainted with his own wife and chil- j !dren. j A land without a Sabbath is a land | that discredits spiritual values. The j soul is ignored. There is no quiet i hour to cultivate companionship with ; God, and to be reminded that "the life j is more -than meat and the body than! j raiment." ' There are things about the Puritan Sabbath we would not want back, buc the reaction has carried too far when the day that was made for man be­comes a day devoted to trade and dis­sipation. These are the things which slay the Sabbath spirit. When the day is com­mercialised or so secularized to have no spiritual accent, it is gone from us. America needs to be concerned lest she become a land without a Sabbath. The need for a day of rest was built into man's nature by his Maker. "A Sabbath well spent brings a week of content, And strength for the toils of tomor- - row; But a Sabbath profaned, whate'er may be gained, Is a certain forerunner of sorrow." USES RAZOR TO GET DRINK CINCINNATI-"Jedge, I was just in that man's yard to get a drink of water," explained George Ingalls, col­ored, in cop court. "Did you carry an open razor to get a drink?" asked his honor, and added, "Fifty bucks and thirty days." The ecapement wheel of a watch makes 781,000 revolutions every months.