Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-18
LONDON SHOPS ARE MAKING
WIGS FOR WOMEN LAWYERS

she had to use both her hands, put
ting the trumpet down and efforts
to turn the pages with her nose fail
ed completely.
One meets Coue enthusiasts ev-
erywhere. One of them told me that
all needed to win health and
wealth and happiness was to drink
a glass of warm water in the morn
ing, saying over and over again Gust
thinking the word while swallowing
('This water is an essential of life;
while eating breakfast say, "My ap-
petite is growing better and better;
am eating like a healthy man. I
can digest my food perfectly and
the organs of my body convert it
into good, red, rich blood which gives
me health" and on the way to work
Good air is necessary; this is ex-
cellent air; I'm getting plenty Of it. -
A dyspeptic leader writer sourly
suggests that Lloyd George lead the
chorus Of the impoverished nations
at Genoa having the delegates say
every day we get better and bet.
ter, each day is rising in our in
favor: every day our factories are
running faster and faster and for
eign trade grows better and better.
Even one-legged, be-medalled sellers
of matches standing on the curb
have an intent expression on their
| young faces and their lips move
EVERY day I grow better and bet
| ter"
Champagne and Sport
On the heels of the courageous
statement of 20" (Sir Arthur CUTLER
Couch) that those who do not take
or have never taken alcohol are in
capable of approaching much Of the
greatest of English literature, comes
the announcement that the harasseC
wine producers and distributors OF
France are planning to follow then
| ''Wine week" in France with a srnil
| lar undertaking in England. If they
are prepared to reduce prices they
: will be met with a most touching
reception. Whisky is high and sc
is beer. Experts in these matters
declare that the country is in the
mood to change it's brand, but not sc
long as champagne and even the
lesser wines cost a handful of silver
the small bottle.
"Q's" statement earned lot Of
indignant REPUTATION, particularly
from the lifelong tee-totalers. What
he meant was that one who has new
er tasted alcohol lacks an important
experience, and was therefore unable
to appreciate fully any literature II
which that experience plays a con
siderable part. Simple.
The sensational victory of thu
Preston-North End football team ant
the Spurs is apropos. The Pres
toms WON'T was a semi-final game
because during the interval they
drank champagne! Before they tool
it, they looked and felt beaten. Aft
erwards-they rushed the Spurs of
their feet. In fact in the words of {
well-known sporting writer "fron
being slow and irresolute, easil,
dominated, they became a total!
different side, and treated the so.
900 spectators to the sight of one o
the most dramatic hurricane attacks
witnessed this season."
This does not mean that British
athletes hereafter are going to trail
on the product Of Mrs. Cliquote.
was one Of those special cases whel
there is need for a quick, suprem
effort, and the men are discouraged
it is explained; and nobody is crit
Ching the manager who popped tn
corks. But in general, trainers ant
managers agree that stimulants ar
a dangerous gamble. A drink in Ger
tain circumstances, they point out
is quite as likely to put the men il
a frame of mind to be less unhapp7
at the thought of losing.