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FATIMA'
CIGARETTES
now
By Earle Watson
TH K LEFT
« FDR DIKE
If yc
for TWENTY
fou could have asked
for more in Fatima,
would it not have been
this lower price?
DEFEAT DF a
COLLEAGUE JESS!
SILLED THIS WEEK
Auburn, Vandy and Tech
Undefeated By South
ern Foe, Auburn and jVenizelos,
Tech. Battle Thanksgiv
ing.
ALABAMA
VS. GEORGIA
There must
be considerate
concerned. Hut fortunately
“athletics don’t hearken m
to the clink of coin.
Mere specifically, there
readily
\ '
h<*
i|weeping and wailing and gnashing some justice in it—some chnsid
Let Fatima smtktrt
* till w u
Liocrrr & Mvt*i ^obacco Co.
Charles E, Martin
Is m With ’Flu
The frlemlo of Mr. Charles M.
Martin will regret to learn he la
confined to his home on Prince nv-
enuo with an attack of influenza.
KILLED SISTER
OflEELYY. Polo.—Ilert J. Lowe,
accused of killing hla ulster-in-law
Mias Edna F. Skinner, of Blooming
ton, 111., on July 2. at hla home here
was placed on trial Monday. The
State contends that l.mve beat Mi»-
Skinner to death and then aet fire
to the house.
Women Voters “Quiz”
Primary Candidates
On Eve Of Primary
(Continued from Page One.)
some cases evasive. Every Andy
Cump will of course claim to be
100 per cent for the people. But no
obligation rested upon any of the
'andidater. to reply to them at all.
rho?e who were courteous enough
o do so were Messrs. Wier, Ruck-
r, Crymes, and Matthews. And
he. fact that the questions were
isked is interesting in its evidence
jf a political conscience among the
women voters.’'
of teeth among the young college
gentlemen of Tuscaloosa, Alaban
this morning.
; concur \vi
We suppose that's. Ihe way they *, a n gp.me,
ref ster remorse down there. j J.
Nothing in the world out. of the j
way has happened to the Crimson j
Tide except a G-0 defeat from the!
Kentucky Wildcats.
Those miserable little figures j
throttled a remarkable comeback I
or may not strengthen this “pair"!
Pennsylvania eleven. 1
eration for loyal Athenians
haven't business connections in
Birmingham that can conveniently
Thanksgiving foot
a. Alabama Game the
Feature With Florida; one more southern tootbail tern
I and Oelethorne Sched- is reIe s ate(1 ,0 thn J UIlk i ,lle nf
i j o V olhcu bllcM»<l championship nopes ns the
Uled r 01’ Atlanta. result of Saturday’s extensive grid
I ' — • ; warfare. Neither the roving and
Several nlee football skirmishes desperate defensive play of Red
ere scheduled for next Saturday. Heberts, nor the flashy running
! the last, playing date before of “Flasb" Covington could over-
| Thanksgiving irome the lead Auburn earned over
Georgia meets Alabama in Mont- i Centre College from a blocked puns.
1 gomerv. [Saturday.
Result: Auburn. Vanderbilt and
I His Right to Scat Har
i Been “Fully Confirmed*
i Declares Newborn- i,
!. His Statement.
The Florida 'Gators having _ , . , „ ,
' pounded the Tulane eleven Into T " <h ra " now Rta *° a P art r al! to
, oh.'rvpf ctrhmls^imi. stride into At-_
, lanta to play Oglethorpe. ;
! Want Virginia nnd Ohio Univer- J
miv it nt Morgantown,
■ ent*
V-aiidji
«es.
a ewbet,
‘■vmaineti
BILL BO
III!
OF. II
Ilf
Whc
iron Alabnnui is nominat
ed to ballot with Virginia for the!
championship of the elevator j
?earuo.
Incidentally. Alabama nnd Gror-1
flip are honor n t n nttloj
football party in Montgomery next j
Saturday.
themselves, with the Dixie gonfa
lon going to the winner.
Vandy has practically “said Its
piece." Only Sqwanee. which was
Running' tte Tlori^'-Ogiethorpe ! “U*
trti n close second l*i Interest ns . lr .
dores. That
Cut Auburn and Tech—oh. well
j Turkey Day will settle that. And
■doesn't Auburn loom a lot more
powerfully since that Birmingham
.rest son i\nnn > arm,,,., | , 1)att . Ifi? . Thfi
do some funny things at !showing stamps them as the tried
* mmntitv anti Tint n InrUv nr nrrntif’
More
encc
Year Than Ever Before.
far ns enm^s in this stato are con
cerned is the Benning-MiH?issirri
en^neemeni nt Columbus.
That’s about all there is, under
thn big southern tent.
Wake Fore«t nnd North Carolina
Strto mny do some funny things at, . . . . .
Raleigh quantity and not a lucky or erratic
Birmingham-Southern and How-j 0U J£Jk
ard fi?ht it out for the honor that
_ rr,"i with bofnflf chnrrpions of Bir-
Team This ! mfnchnm. This laffor frnv means
being. Evidently there is some lat
Players of Experi
on His
Who Asked
Excessive Claims At
Paris, Will Plead Coun- WASHINPT0N ._ ...
try’s Cause At Confer- | tion of senator TruJ.,,"
enee. .»* :berry, of Michigan, •
' figure of a long and l.itte,
LAUSANNE.—(By The Assocla- controversy will !,
, , „ , .'Tuesday. Vice Prcnkn
ted 'Press) Greece presents a sad wag un J, ble nt Mord .,.. ''
spectacle at tho Lausanne confer- oion to present Senator
enee. The advance representatives' ry’s letter of reaipnntioi
of tho Greek delegation are flyingj Michigan senator’s name
their blue and white flag from j tcm P° rari y ° n _the_j-n!!,
the hotel where they are staying. ■ WASHINGTON. V •,.
Former Premier Venlzelos Is ex-! Coolldgo was expected to
pected here to plead Greece's case! the senate record Mon
before the peace conference. The | convening the s;>eil:i|
plea will be chiefly for charity— congress, the resignation of Trtnui
for bread and the shelter necessary III. Newberry as United Mates se»
to save the lives of hundreds of ator from Michigan.
rein a I 'ns” ‘for'The* "commo- thousands of refugees driven [° P™'™* «**•
■hat should ho ensv Thrace by the virtorioUB Turks and !” acK 01 tnat state under date d
for the protection of Greek minor-1 November 18. Mr. Newberry's Fit.,
Itlos scattered throughout Anatolia resignation, requesting that n
and European Turkey. become effective itnmeriiatelv,
; made public here Sunday nigh; ,|.
WANT TO ter a copy had been tmnsmitt.^
RETAIN RIGHTS to vlcc President Coolidge with th.
1 request that It he read into •>»
Greece will seek to retain special' scenic record as soon as posslkk
rights which Its citizens enjoy In i Bl JtER
Turkey and which It claims are » . ,.T
necessary to the life and happiness | Although declaring in a r
of Christians Ivllng In a MohammA- °» *“B long npd hitter rnntrov.nf
dan land. Tho Greek delegation also ovcr ‘I 1 * right to a Place in th
ate since his election
Posidejl
Tail 1st,
lay. aftej
"salon n|
tuf fLEVATOR
SQUAD
To late. Alabama's victories anti
defeats bays come In pclr.
Marion and Oglethorpe were ea
sily toppled In the first two.
The next deal saw Tech 1 win .and
Rnwanee tie; score one for “Old
Mtjn Moral Victory” on tho last
one.
Now shuffle tho cards again.
So Easy to Drop Cigaretli
Cigar or Chewing Habit
. No-T a-Vxc has helped thou
sands to break the costly, nerve
shattering tobacco habit. When
ever you have a longing Tor s
emote or chew. Just place a harm
less No-To-Bac tablet In yeu'
mouth Instead. All desire stops
Shortly the habit Is complete!;
broken, and you are better off m*n
tally, physically, rinanclalty. It's m
easy, an simple. Get a box of No
To-Bar and if It doesn’t release you
(ram all, craving for tobacco 11
any form, your druggist wtU re
.fund your money without n irstior
State and County Taxes
are now due.
W. A. MALLORY,
: Tax Collector.
VAN.NIL Satlifles
666 quickly relieves Colds,
Constipatiori, Biliousness
md Headaches. A Fine
Tonic.
-i AdvwtifiMncnt.*
Gentlemen smoke Sidmai cigars
clear Havannn, deliciously aro
matic—price 5c. Henson Bros., &
Fullbright, distributors.
The Healer flicked the pastrlp
with col.i and clammy fim.ers an^
with Alabama and Pennsylvania
"lone left on the board, the Tidr
h-t to an inside straight and Ala
bama won.
Our Florida friends battered tho
Tulane machine into c grid cake
down nt New Orleans, almost
in ore to Sla g t own thkn you imak- ‘ he .9 re * nie " , for tbo t J m / s
• being. Evidently there is some lat- .... . . . A .< . .
,no * i„ mnohinn will endeavor to protect tho i>atri-
I Really, though, tho Dixie grid ; en I t .„ p _ "®r r ‘ P in,!;, arch of the Greek orthodox church
ANNAPOLIS. Md.—Coach Cob calendar r!iowr onlv nine ramrs for' ' ''..A h “A r Constantinople nnd prevent his
Folwe" is confident that the Navy next Saturdnv The others a ^[ \ r'nT touchdokn t«.fore »», 1'expulsion, which would remove the
tram will again beat the Army in Trinity \s. Randoinn-Macon. car
the annual clash. The return to , son-Newman vs.
form against Penn State, after the \ sissippi Coliece vs
disappointing showing against
Pcnilsy'.van a, has dispelled tho
grloom that for a time hung over
the student body, coaches and play
ere.
Folwell banks on tno anility of
tho players, plus experience, to
bring them through against West
Point. On the Navy team this year
tliis year are more players of previ
ous experieneo on -college teams
than ever before in the history of
the institution. Barchet, the star
halfback, played at Johns Hopkins
Thcvyipheld the South In an in-.L Cn tz, right guars, was ut Rutgers
r*ect'onal game, v/hleh is a whole last year; Mathews, center, comes
*iaht better than anything else
*Mt went out of Dixie this fall
did.
Then Scott’s men carne back
home aid ewattod L. 9. U. It was
a healthy wallop, something like
14-0.
That made the final pair of
wins.
Your vote will be appreciated b>
Wallaco Bell.
Announcements
FOR ALDERMAN
I announce myself a candidate
for Alderman from tho Third Ward
of tho city of Athens, subject ‘.o
the action ot tftc Democratic Pri
mary. "
J. H. RUCKER.
I hereby announce my candi.
dacy for the office of alderman of
the Fifth Ward subject to tho
rules governing the democratic
• primary.
VINCENT MATHEWS
I hereby nnnnur.ee my candidacy
for re-election to the office of at-
dOrman of the Second Ward, sub-
^ocretFc e pr™-ary 80VCr ” inS ^
I hereby announce, my candi
dacy for re-clcction to the office
f alderman from tho Tourih
Hard subject to the ,-ules of the
dWiocrutic Primary.^ cRyMEg .'"DcparTfor' Macon 7:30 a. m.',
*»
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
No. 6 Leaves Athens 8:00 a. m.
arrives Lula 0:40 a. m.
j No. 8 Ldhvcs Athens 4:15 p. m.
! arrives Lula 6:50 p. m.
| No. 7 Leaves Lula 5:55 p. nr.., ar
I rives Athens 8:30.
! No. 6 Lea-ca Lula 10.05.a. m., ar
I rives Athens 11:40 a. m.
G. B. Miller, C. A., Athens, Ga.
Telephone 81.
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
RAILWAY SCHEDULE
‘ No. 2 dully for Gainesvul.
leaves 7:45 a. m. _ ,
No. 12 daily except Sunday foi
Gainesville leaves 10.45 a. m.
No. 1 leaves from Gaineavilh
arrives 5:20 p. m.-
No- il daily except Sunday from
Gait.esville arrives 10:10 a. m.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Ar. from Union D’p’t for Union
Point, Augusta Point, August
K. A. HILL
7:20 pm
12:10 pm
and Atlanta
8:20 am
2:26 pra
CENTRAL OF GA. RAILWAY
The Right of Way
Arrival and departure of trains
it Central of Georgia station.
\ I Hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election to the office of
S tillman from th® First ward.
set to tho rules of the demo
cratic' primary.
R. T. DOTTERY.
4:45 p. m.
Arrive from Macon 12.10 p. m.,
0:30 p. m.
For further information phone J.
Y. Bruce, C. A, 640.
Verv well, Reginald.
If this yarn can ho said to carry
v moral, here It Is.
Alabama, having lost to afore
mentioned Wildcats Saturday, may
or may not sertngthen this "nalr”
business by bowing to Mr. Stece-
mnn’s tempestuous Bullodgs nex^t
Saturday.
If they do. they’ll be running true
to what Messieurs Danfoith and
Keeler call “form.”
Tf thev win they’ll spoil a darn
good story.
from Colorado C,-iet:e; Belles, let"
tnck’.e, attended Billings i’oly, and
Flippen, who has played some
ganus In the back tlele, came - from
Centre. i
It Is an Interesting fact that all
the players on tho Na-y team this
year come from far western
Tigers Laud
Chicago Team
"Think victory and then fight
for it,” is an old Princeton adage.
The Princeton spirit in known
the world over in sportdom. The
Tigers never admit defeat.
Princeton spirit is often more
j responsible for a Tiger victory
middle slates: Ncitner the south- than the physical ability of the
era nor New England states nro te jJllavcrs.
presented. - I' j The Tigers defeated Chicago
The records nf the Navy show |because the pinyers refused to ad-
that most of the football players mit defeat. The comeback of the
and wrestlers hall from the west. Princeton team in that game ia
■«> ion.e of the most sensational ever
recorded on the .gridiron.
Princeton sportsmanship
l ;',T 1 inst remnant of the Bysantine on-
the audl- ^ (ro ffom stnmhouI
The task ol M. Venlzelos at Lau
sanne Is extremely difficult. While
King Constantino and hls advisers
ere blamed for the disastrous mil
itary adventure in the Smyrna area
; It. was Venlzelos who won n foot
ling for Greece at Smyrna through
the Scveres treaty,
i The Entente statesmen It Is said
| cannot forgive Venlzelos for hls
I excessive territorial claims and ex
'■ travagent promises as to Greece’s
TJ oc Ifrtmv Irtcf i military strength. David Lloyd
I ICS SVlkUJl. Ufol. | Qroriro. the former British prime
minister, who backed qie claims
fence.
Georgia Tech suffered a genuine
score in heating North Carolina
State the loser, uncorking n high
ly effective series of passes to
rush the hall 80 yards In the last
seven minutes of play.
VAN-NIL Never Disappoints
Clark U. Eleven
The Knox Institute eleven jour- Venlzelos nt Paris and many
! ether statesmen Of the Sevres con
fX d , r r a to^^rt^wRh the •« «« * P"* <*»"*
t nfversttj. chiefly European diplomats who
had no part In the previous nego
tiations nnd who nro far from
The game was marked by hard
clean fighting all the way.
DIXIE GRID
j pleased that Greece made It pos
sible for Turkey to defeat her. •
BAROMETERIKK,.
cr H.'sj
Ford, hls democratic opnoactu.' c
years ago. that tilts right he! >x
"fully confirmed." Mr Newberr ’i
hls letter said that he ha-I !■«,
impelled to retire from th.-.t Y#
because of tho defeat of his n .
publican colleague. Senator Tosaj
end In the November *deriiea.
At’ the same time. In dlsenniW
the controversy In its relation a
the campaign Just eiosed. rinriiz
which it was an issue In mi;
states. Mr. Newberry expressed ti*
conviction that a "fair analysis cf
the vote In Michigan and nthe
states where friends and politinl
enemies aline have suffered driest
will demonstrate that a genent
feeling of unrest was mainly it-
sponsible.”
THE DVE SILKS
Silk departments are feature.,
the tie dye effects strongly (or
spring. They have prepared special
blouse patterns, allowing a yirl
nnd a half of material to a blouse.
Several allover punts in Indo-
Chinese and Persian effects h»i
been brought out.
ping with tho Tiger spirit.
ELABORATE HEADDRESS
The most elaborate headdresses I ,f c P ! -.. .
id evening hats are making their ,: P c !’ SE |r." tha Chicago game one
bandeaux of jofjhc Tlwr.»tars_rec_cntliy^iaid:
with brii
and
appearance. Trip!
silver ribbon, studded
Hants, jet bandeeux, tulle bows
sm.all flower wreaths, s lk fringes,
ribbons, beads and feathers, are
used.
ADD “MO»AL
VICTORIES”
Who’s Senator?
If Princeton played Chicago
100 games, Chicago would proha.
bly win 00 of them. We got the
breaks nnd took advantage of
them. Often n tenm doesn’t get
the breaks, often it isn’t able to
taka advantage of them."
TEAM
<!
Pt.
Aulmm
... 9
271
Center
... 9
254
Alabama
... 8
230
W. and L
.... 8
195
nnriRGU ....
.... 9
172
Tech
... 8
153
Vanderbilt ....
. 8
130
Virgin'n
.... 8
95
. Pt.! Turkov is so boastful and Is ma't
25ling such extravagant claims thn'
52 she npnarently believes she de-
58 tested all of the allies, nither thnr
117 Greece alone. This Is nettling th<
c.7 dlnlnmstts of the allied powers *tu’
63 It Is believed this will make the sit
22 nation of Venlzelos an extremely
50 trying one.
HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE | Lord Kelvin estimated that the
Tche'W’hpeler, a white man. was world Is 20.000.000 years old, but
arrested Sundry charged with n.iv • there are few. if any. geologists
Ing liquor. Ho was released upon who do not contend that Its age Is
making a 8225.00 bond to tile sl-tle much greater than that.
>-■ EDITOR'S GUEST
NEW YORK.—Georges do
'londsy was the guest of Ralph
uencenu, the Tiger of Frsn«
“•ulitzer, publisher of the N«
York‘World at a luncheon o'
he' Ritz-Carloton Hotel, ud
will attend a recent hn bv t’"<
Francc-America Society it tlx
home of Thomas W. Lamont
Yesterday he visited the
grave of Theodore Roosevelt at
Oyster Bay. Later he intends
to journey to the grave of
Washington and Lincoln.
Sneaking of this “merM victory”
business, we clto the following:
An Oglethorpe student told me
this.
•lust a rumor, you understand
a high petrel athletic inovul cens
ed the entire hnck row of a “pen
meeting” to fall out when ho al
lowed this:
"Boys. If you hold Tech to 50
mints, it's a moral vietnrv.”
“If vnq score a touchdown, It's
vour game.
Some Interesting rumors con-
erning the 1923 Georgia grid
schedule are stalking ground Cos
ta’s and the Georqlan Palm.
How would you like to have
Georgia and Harvard meet again
In he Stadium? T
you’d like to see Dartmouth and
the Bulldogs mix It again down
here somewhere, wouldn't you?
So would I.
That’s what our Fickle Lady
Friend, Dame Rumor, says is to
happen next fall.
Just a rmuor, you understand,
but—
Rumors have a ver>, interesting
way of developing Into facts
around here.
FOL ALDERMAN
. TTMreby announce my candidacy)
foy toe office of alderman from
the Second Ward, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary
to be held November 22nd.
? * R. H. WIER.
LET US MOVE YOU!
Moving And Packing
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66
Taxi Service All Night Long
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TRANSFER CO.
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Phone
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Georgia and North Carolina have
about closed terms for a game at
"hanel Hill.
Those who hold the schedule
elm at both Institutions will blush-
Ingly admit this.
Now mavbe we’11 have a chance
>n beat these Tarheels at some
thing.
MORE
OF IT
Moving
Alabama has seycht desperately
to arrange an annual Thanksgiv
ing game with Georgia In Birming
ham.
The fact of the matter Is a de
cline in Mississippi football mnte
rial perhaps has about reduced
the Mississippi Aegies to class
B opposition. Birmingham necple
ire tired of seeing the Tide thresh
the Farmers every time Turkey
Dav rolls around.
It’s pood for the "Yellow Ham
mer” state to win that way.
But it doesn’t too off a lusaious
turkey dinner with the old-time
thrill.
Desire Upholds Business
fhe basic changes that have taken place
in business during the past year or more
—specifically the change in price levels
and price tendencies—have caused
business men everywhere to think less
superficially and more fundamentally
about business.
asset. Every other assumed asset be
came a liability when that desire sub
sided. ' . 1 „
It is unpn this basic fact that Adver
tising rests,.
Great basic facts which were but lit
tle realized, except by thinkers along
economic lines, have now become clear
er to the public at large, and to business
leaders in particular.
It is the function of Adverting to
create desire.
One such fact is that Desire is the
foundation of business. It is the desire
of the people for any article of com
merce that makes it profitable to pro
duce it. When that desire fails all the
agencies of its production must cease to
operate.
This fact was considered academic
until the nation-wide cessation of liber
al buying made it a matter of cardinal
importance, qnd the question of the
houi> became the means, if any, of re
storing the popular desire to do busi
ness—the desire to buy.
It came to be seen that the public de
sire for products of a business or an in
dustry was the only real and permanent
The desire that is created by Adver
tising is always some specialized form
of an elemental need. Elemental needs,
in their simple form, are the raw mate
rial out of which must be created the
Demand for the products of industry.
"This Demand, in its turn, upholds civil
ization itself. It is the one necessary
thing that inspires all human activity.
It is the function of Art and Industry
to take the raw materials of nature and
refine them into products .that constitute
Supply. It is the fuhetion of Advertising
to take the raw materials of elemental
need for food, shelter, and clothing,
and refine them into the desires for the
finest products of Art and Industry, and
these desires constitute Demand. Each
function is as important as the other.
And now the time has come when this
fact is realized as never before.
SEX ATOR \\\ ir. FJSLTOX,
ABOVE, AND \V. I\ GEORGE
Who’s going to represent Geor
gia in tho L’. S. innate? Mm. W.
H. Felton. 87-year oia appointee
Go\'ernor Hardwick, to fill the un-
expired term of *ne late Kenaror
Tom Watson, says *lu* will.
Ju'Sgo W. F. George, elected to the
Senate at a apeclai election Novcm
mer 7. say* he will. Both are eb-
Alabama may ultimately get’this j for the t special
1 Thanksgiving arrangement “ * “*
* ThavcM Isa mnnav in
THE BANNER-HERALD
_ _ session ol Controls. It will be up l-j
Tbered be jaoney fiflt for mil 10 tht s ®^* <° ** to4t *»«**|l
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