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urtXnAT, DECEMBER Ifr. \m. Velvet Gloved” Statesman May Return to Rule /By Associated Press) piiUS.-l* P reillctei1 t*>at tlie llloved statesmen who gov- France without a party to Tliim iluriug one ot the most Salt periods welch the eepub- passed WtB be called back 1( r simply bcCiVUae’ he Ig aec- should M. Poincare step CO other mast being capable "pine with the situation, eh a. Utiand, the former pre- . ugured conspicuously in debate In the chamber on Nov- , a! asked as to the prospects IK rttnrn to power, he replied situillfn is not bright to tdjnpt me, and not bad yet for them to offer It to War Toys Will Be Scarce in France At Christmastime , Brian# n^prei^'i F. -arlt r dttegation er headed liinpt*’** conference, and as t*. of the criticism of altitude at that time difficulties connected the pen6e‘^settlements and almost suf/dred .... < By AsatclaUd Prew.) I A III*—few French kiddies will find tin *)ldlern in their little wooden ■hoes when they wake up Christmas morning. fere No€ ,» „ ganU Claus in called in French, appears to have decided that the children have had enough war toys: he has so reduce his order for such things that the houses that made a special ity of majestic drummajors. das- sling cuirassiers und stralght-aced artillerymen have been obliged to transform their Work to produce things more ip keeping wit hthe of the day. The demand this year runs largely to simple building blocks for the youngest, mechanical con. plains metor cars and wireless fits. Dolls for girls are felt and un breakable. and they are very dear, because they are very artistic. FORBES 18 8ICK (By Associated Press.) BOSTON.—Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former head of the Veter ans’ Bureau, who Is seriously ill i, .... ’ MlWUill 111 cc« i>se, after his fail here was res^ng more comfortably power. He ’Is now Bald by Saturday his sister. Mrs. H.rrv logg’s nran is prepares to do one thing—AND DO IT WELL! Look Forward To Cure of T. B.’ It was my responsibility after the armistice to serve as chief educational officer in a reconstruc tion hospital for tubercular sol diers. The aim of the work was where possibl* to cure the patients end to reutrn them to their origi nal vocations or to one which was better adapted to them. The important thing I want to emphasize here is that the tuber cular patient should, if his case .is not too bad, look forward to n cure and to taking up his work again and carrying op. Where the Work is not too like Wonder If He Gets Cold in the Winter I ■tructlon and artltectural outfits for ly to reactivate the tuberculosis, _!f* er ,Kiy *’ which com® air- the patient should take up the log?’* Bran will permanently • constipation, mild or chronic, scientifically prepared for that . therefore hi the accessary bulk to assure nit*. Foods with a small bran con- t cannot afford permanent relief, fan youf physician or friends rise you to'iot Kellogg's Bran, yea bT on for the purposo of eliminat- s dangerous clogging-up and toxie dition of you?system. You can’t or-i to takr half-way measures 1 ink of the lost tfme and the dangers £aess you aff'My dodging! faat you r.iQst have is rial bran— 1L0GG *8 BRAN, and if you will suhriy each day you will different- person within a ’s Brai Kellogg’s purifies. It not only glvaa relief, but It regulates the bowfi. Every iS- ber of your family should oat it— every day—at lerfst two tablespoon- ruls; in chronio eases as much .with . Kellogg’s Bran mixed with u hot «.red, or cook it with hot eenola, oddin* two toblMpoonfolo of Bran tot cold ecr|als or to eat it as a cereal with hot milk. You can de- Uciooo bakery product, with Kollon’o Bmo. Boeipoo oa every package. Kellogg'a Bran it not oaly Bation- •Wf Mid in (noery .tore., hot can ho had In individual package in first- , first- Art for It nt your ratiurut. Bo eortaia to out Kellogg-a Bran dlQy for health -a ante! J/ioney on Central City Property 5 i4>*^Five and Half Per Cent—6V>% Simple Interest. , HUBERT M. RYLEE, LAW OFFICES ■’.01-5 Holman Building Telephone 1676 y%y&' rrrr4 rvwrwr.rT same work that he did before his sickness. If the work is too hard, a physician should be consulted as to the kind of work he should take up, and the patient should prepare himself for this work. There i B a mistaken idea with m«ny people that a person who has had tuberculosis cannot go back to work. This is entirely ,wrong and likely to react upon the Individually mentally as well as physically and to lead him to de- fenerate into an inefficient, use es* member of the community. Before a tubercular patient could receive his discharge from the army the reconstruction depart ment had to givo.him one month’s work so that he could prove that he could do this work without re activating his tuberculosis. A. S. EDWARDS. (By Associated Press) BERLIN.—'’’Why should I wear clothing? I was born nnclothefr, and what nature produced can never be bad. Why is it immoral for me to go without clothing, if I do not want to wear ft and find that It is a handicap to my com fort?” Thus Otto Llder made his appeal to a Berlin court recently. He was fined tei) billion marks, however, and.warned never to appear out side bis farmhouse near Bablwits unless he was suitably dressed. L'erior has appealed against the fine and insists he will fight for hat he terms his rights to the highest court (n the country. Lie- der belongs .to a cult which has many followers and which, advo cates the abolit/on of all clothing. During his trial he scouted a sug gestion from the court that at least he should wear a loin cloth and stoutly contended for what called “birth dress,” even in the winter. PALACE Special TONIGHT WASHINGTON—'"Settle all claims before Christmas,” Is the slogan that Is speeding up adju dication of soldier claims at the Veterans Bureau. Directions have been sent to all district officers ot the bureau to give prompt atten tion to all pending coses of STOCKHOLM—Prlnoe William of Sweden, recond son of King Gustaf V, who has made a repu tation ns a big game hunter, a poet, and a dramatic critic, is now also a full fledged dramatist, first piny having been accepted for production by the . Swedish Theatre In Stockholm. Prince William's play is entitled “Klnan- £0*1,” the W’ord being of Africat origin and signifying “guide.” Tbs scenes are laid In Africa. Lois Wilson Richard Dix Robert Edeson In Zane Grey’s Great Story “To Th Last Man” Here’s( a spirited, -colorful, thrill-laden plcturization of Zane Grey’sgreat novel. Filmed in the hitherto unscreened wilds of Arizona—the actual scene of the story. ALABAMA MAN HELD ■bled veterans to clear them away j killing, before the holidays. Not onlj does the drive elm to speed up the settling of the claims of In hospitals but Instructions have been issued also not to overlook ex-senrice men In penal Instltu tlons. (By Associated Press.) MILTON. Fla.—C. E. Sudwall owner of tho Gulf Telephono and I Telegraph system was shot and killed late Friday R'ght In an au-1 tomohllc garage, here. W. Rhoades of Flomation, Ala., la he- I ing held' in jail charged with thd TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY MARY ALDEN HUNTLEY GORDON “THE LOVE TRAP” in With BRYANT WASHBURN “PLEASURE MAD” A Whirl of Wild Gayety and Its Cost. and MABEL FORREST OIL MEN MEET DEC. 11 8T. LOUIS—Various phases n the oil industry; European condi tions, and the marine and home use of fuel oil will be discussed at the fourth annual convention of the American Petroleum Institute here. December 11-It. Group meetings will be held for the consideration of pipe line, ship and tank car transportation of oil. standardisation, simplification and Improvemsnt of oil drilling meth od*.' and the automotive, fuel .prob'- lem; (By Associated Press.) HAZARD Ky.—Seven miners are dead and six others Injured, two of the latter possibly fatally, as » re sult or an explosion in tihe dust R«'ne of the Black Hawk Coal com pany on iCarrs Fork, twelve mllea from here late Friday. Six of tho d'ead are negroes. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY i Now You’ll See Him (By Awociat.d Press.) MILWAUKEE!. — The headleu body or Mrs. Belle Tosipkins, wife ot E!. Ray Tompkins, trap found Saturday morning In the vicinity of.WWtu Fleh Bay. a suburb, fol- lbwlng a search which began when * ••««' repotted that the woman was mlselng late Thursday. Harold Lloyd IN “WHY WORRY?” A barrage of giant laughter! Bombards your worries with T. N. T. of Joy! Rattles your ribs, Captures * your heart! WESTERN AT THE STRAND EVERY DAY GREAT FEATURES AT THE PALACE THEATRE THIS WEEK GoidMedal $hool THE BANNER-HERALD invites the women of Athens and near-by communities to a com plimentary four day GOLD MEDAL Cooking School, to be held at Colonial Theatre on the afternoon of December 11, 12,13 and 14 at 2:30. Miss Agnes White of Columbia Teachers College, will give the lectures. Special souvenirs will be pre sented our guests at each day’s session. PROGRAM Salad and Salad Accompaniment........ Tuesday, December 11 Christmas Danties for Gifts and Parties ... Wednesday, Dec. 12 Cake and Icings i- Thursday, December 13 Unusual Desserts Friday, December 14 Stars Include Lois Wilson, Huntley Gordon, Bryant Washburn, Harold Lloyd, Constance Talmadge. Zane Grey’s Great Story At the Palace Theatre Tonight. "S3? J Harold Lloyd Palaea Thursday and Friday She was mad—fighting mad—was little Jobyna Ralston, and she told Hsrold Lloyd Just oxactly what she thought of him. Then h« wga mad—madly in lovs with her, but thfy had to keep on, fighting because they were entangled in a isd-hot revolution In South A marl- ea. It happens In “Why Worry?”, Harold Lloyd’s new six rell Path® comedy, showing at the Palace Thursday and Friday. LOIS WILSON IN PARAMOUNT PICTURES P*U<a Special Showing ToaighL LOIS WIL80N PALACE SPECIAL TONIGHT N Zane Grey’s novelp ”To the Last Man,” fcs plcturfced by Paramount Washburti~(rosby Cob Gold Medal Fldur WEBB-CRAWFORD CO. DISTRIBUTORS turea of tha yeas* Is “Pleasure Mad,’ the Reginald Barker produc. tion, coming to the Palace Theatre on Tuesday. Mary Alden, who «wss recently featured in “The Kagle\ Feather” will again appear In her favorite rile of a mother, the kind of a role thot won her tyne in "The Old Nest.” Huntley Gordon, famous for his sterling characterisations In “The Famous Mrs. Fair” and "The Social Code,” will play oppo site her. Other favorites also ex ceptionally well cast Include Wil liam Collier, Jr., Norma Shearer, Winifred Bryson and Frederick Truesdell. “Pleasure Mad’’ was adapted from Blanche Upright’s novel, “The Valley of Content.” Dealing with - 3--.the fortune*—and misfortunes—of ion, which was directed by I a happy family of moderate means VMtfart It Is a’ pictureJwhJoh Is split up by the sffsetfons will .'|>e the feature at the Palace theatre Monday. This Is the story of a famous feud between cattle men and sheepmen In Arizona, which was fought out literally to the last man. It is filled with ac tion and has dramatic situations, which are certain to rouse the en thusiasm of picture fans to a high pitch. Richard Dig. Lola Wilson. Noab Beery, Robert Bdesyn and Frank Campeau are leading players In the Cast, which also Includes Fred Huntley, Edward Brady, Jean Pal ette, Lenar.l Clapman, Guy Oliver and Winifred Greenwood. Mr. Gr«r. the author, supervised tho |>r.«!urtf ' ® r -- * virile man, and the scenario was by A. P. Younger, who wrote the screen version of ‘Fair and Warmer.' “The Walk-offs” and “The Flirt” THIS WEEK AT THE MOVIE8 PALACE Monday, Lois Wilson and Rich ard Dix In Zane Grey’s Orest 8tory “To the Last Man.” Pop Tuttle Comedy, “Tick Tack.” Tuesday, Huntley Gordon and Mary Alden “Pleasure Mad”. News Event* Wednesday. Bryant Washburn. “The Love Trap.” News Views. Thursday and FYiday (Special) Harold Lloyd In his latest sensa tional Comedy surprise, ‘’Whjr Worry”. Special Children’a Mati nee Friday. Saturday, Constance Talmadge The Dengerous Maid”. Comedy, •A Perfect M”. Every day pre sent* a big star. Near Lady” Friday Edw. Cobb (Western) “At Devll’a Gorge.” “Fighting IHood*' Extra. Saturday, Jack Richardsnfa (Western) “The Lone Rider- “Flghtlng Skipper 1 * extra. Every Day a sensational picture. TAX NOTICE CAST OF NOTABLES ND Jo. Morrison (Western) aoo.1". Comedy . ... , To«Uy, gpoclal Western . “The t I aCVl«C rhotoptayij ,n;l lsdulsniee* which follow aud-l Vsltoy. at lost Bouts*. -Boasts . jwni ntduWtlong of wealth, this I Piddle.*. Kxtra. "I r.'fhodkOna proven one of the most! Wcdnc.day. Alt star Ca There are only eleven more days left in which to pay State and County Taxes before Dee. 20th. The Law requires thjit the Tax Books be closed on 20th day of Dec., and all unpaid Taxes be placed in officers’ hands in shape of Fi Fas. for immediate collection. , ! * I am compelled to obey “** Jthe Law. Tax Payers to como fast and not wait it,, for the last few days. -i \V. A. MALLORY.