Leaders In Science Will Hold Sessions Here Today And Sat
Prominent scientists from Georgia gather in Athens for the Georgia Academy of Sciences first meeting. Friday morning at LaConte Hall UGA Dr. Watson reads “Photography With Natural Senses.” An open night session features Dr. C G Abbott at University chapel on the Heat of the Sun and Other Stars. A banquet at the Georgian Hotel opens the convention. Saturday morning sessions begin at 9 with papers by Edwards on Quantative Results of Teaching and Harper on Regions With Stagnant Populations. Other topics include Science Service and Excavations in The Holy Land.
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Georgia
Athens
Georgia Academy of Sciences
LaConte Hall
University of Georgia
C. G. Abbott
Smithonian Institute
University Chapel
Georgian Hotel
W. F. Watson
A. S Edwards
R. M. Harper
United States
Science Service
C. R. Fountain
Senate
D. F. Barrow
Holy Land
W. A. Shelton
Joseph Krafka
Alfred W. Scott
Henry Fox
Farmers Urge Banner Support At Athens Meeting
Local farmers from several counties praise the Banner Herald for coverage and plan to attend a January farmers meeting in Athens. They seek guidance on crops, markets, and how to endure boll weevil conditions, hoping merchants will join discussions and help expand one more crop. Mesdames Davis and Stetson unveil a rustic pine lodge at the Normal School grounds for social Tea and entertainment, depicting charming lighting and decor as Athens welcomes a new gathering space.
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Athens
Herald
Mesdames
Wm. C. Davis
J. Pate Stetson
Normal School
Linger Longer
Farm program promises immediate relief to farmers
Washington announces an administration plan to provide immediate financial relief to farmers amid economic strain. The new program aims to stabilize income, support crop producers, and ease costs for agricultural operations nationwide.
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Washington
Coburns Minstrel Show Delights Athens Audience
Minstrels from J A Coburn presented at the Colonial Theatre last evening to an enthusiastic audience in Athens. Dan Holt, from Macon, stood out as a natural comedian while the company overall delivered a pleasing, entertaining performance. The show relied on old school blackface humor and simple staging, but was well received and regarded as excellent for a minstrel act of its kind.
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John E. Drewry
Athens
J. A. Coburn
Colonial Theatre
Dan, Holt
Mr. Holt
Macon
Dan Holt
Hils
Two Die In Same Home Last Night
In a Bryant Street residence two children of Mr and Mrs Edward Stephens died within ten minutes before 10 o clock Thursday night pneumonia was the cause funeral plans by Dunaway Sons not yet announced The mother Lula Phillips Stephens and a daughter Clara Stephens are ill with pneumonia the latter critically
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Edward Stephens
Johnnie
Julius
Bryant Street
Dunaway & Sons
Lula Phillips Stephens
Clara Stephens
Thanksgiving Observed Across Athens Churches Close City Halls
Athens observed Thanksgiving in a fitting manner with services at several churches. All businesses and county officers were closed as citizens enjoyed a holiday in various ways. Some attended hunting or other activities while the football game drew attention.
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Athens
Clemenceau Seeks US Support on Paris Mission
Premier Clemenceau planned a self labeled mission to win American aid for France. He visited Springfield to lay a wreath at Lincoln's tomb then spoke in St. Louis and attended an opera where he debuted a brown top hat. He also dictated a Thanksgiving message praising the welcome from America.
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Senfeagy
Sesege
Clemence France
Tine
France
Springfeld
Ill
Lincoln
St. Louis
Tiger
New York
Clemenceau
Potter Palmer
Fiost
Eduardo Potreall
Cyrena Dan Gordon
Cotreuil
van Gordon
America
Clarke county auto license tags on sale for 1923
Clarke county auto owners may order 1923 state automobile license tags after December 15 as stated by S G Mc Lendon secretary of state. License numbers for 1923 will be delivered January 1923 and December 15 1922 marks the start for orders. Buyers can get 1922 numbers at half price in December for immediate delivery.
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Clarke County
S. G. McLendon
Eternal Flame at Palace Excites Athens Fans
The Eternal Flame starring Norma Talmadge and Conway Tearle drew excited crowds at the Palace yesterday afternoon and again last night. A persuasive press agent touts the film as a grand human drama with strong acting and emotional appeal, described as well worth the small price of admission.
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Norma Talmadge
Conway
Tearie
Ian
Little Girl Dies After Long Illness at Broad Street Home
Myrtis Gunnells, daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Gunnels, died Thursday at 3 30 am at their home 1294 E Broad Street after a six week illness. Funeral services were to be conducted at New St. Saturday with Bernstein in charge of arrangements. Myrtis was ten years old and described as a bright child.
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Myrtis Gunnells
R. C. Gunnels
Broad Street
New 5
Berstein
Myrtis
Greek Rulers Die With Courage in Athens Executions
Theotokis Baltazzis and General Hadjanestis faced their firing squads on Tuesday near Goudi, Athens. The condemned stood unblindfolded, received religious rites, and died instantly as 12 riflemen fired in unison, a sparse crowd witnessing the executions.
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Theotokis
Baltazzia
Proptopapadakis
Hajanestis
Avarloff
Goudi
Limita
Athens
Three Bishop Boys Enlist In Navy
Bishop furnished three new members for Uncle Sam's Navy this week, according to announcement made Thursday by the Naval Recruiting Headquarters. Robert Branch, Joseph Branch, and Elmer Hudgens all of Bishop have enlisted for duty, and if they pass their examinations in Atlanta will be sent to training headquarters. Walter Gibson of Winder and Martin Farmer of Nicholson, also enlisted.
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Bishop
Uncle Sam's Navy
Naval
Robert Branch
Joseph Branch
Elmer Hudgens
Atlanta
Walter Gibson
Winder
Martin Farmer
Nicholson
Funeral services for Mr. Duke A Daniel 81
Mr. Duke A Daniel 81 died at his Bogart home at 7 a m Thursday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 p m from the residence, Rev. John Stewart officiating, with interment in the family cemetery. Grandchildren will be pallbearers. Bernstein Bros. funeral directors in charge. Survived by widow, a daughter, and four sons. A native of the county he took interest in church and table work.
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Duke A. Daniel
Bogart
John Stewart
Bernstein Bros
Daniel
Presbyterians Plan Radio Publicity For Biennial Conventions
The Laymen's Missionary Movement of the Southern Presbyterian church will broadcast an eight biennial convention publicity message tonight from Atlanta Journal radio. Dr. Marion McHull of Atlanta will deliver the message around 8 30 p m Athens time. The Palm Garden invites listeners to tune in as ads and letters spread across church papers to reach ministers and laity in the South. This marks a novel religious publicity effort in the region.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
C. A. Rowland
Ens
Marion McHull
Atlanta
Athens
Atlanta Journal Radio
Palm Garden
Houston
Memphis
Se Xas
Women Barred From Ku Klux In ATLANTA
The Imperial Klan vows a new constitution prohibiting affiliating with any women’s organization and bans assisting such groups. A Temperial Wizard will be elected by Grand Dragons with four year terms, based on state Klansmen numbers, at a ceremony on the Great American University grounds.
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Atlanta
Knights of Ku Klux Klan
Great American University
Cyclops
Brand Dragons
King Kleagles
Order
Allied Premiers to Hold Conference in London
Paris reports Premier Poincare accepted Bonar Law invitation for a conference of prime ministers from Great Britain France Italy and Belgium to meet in London on December 9 and 10 to discuss German reparations as a prelude to the Brussels talks.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Bonar Law
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
London
Brussels
Dr Porter Pleases Winder Congregation
Dr R L Porter of Athens preaches strong sermons at the Christian church revival in Winder Ga with large audiences each night since November 20 The choir led by Claud Mayne enhances services as Porter won praise for his work during a stay that has attracted local citizens
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Winder
R. L., Porter
Athens
Claud Mayne
Porter
Ath- Jeng Christian Church
Auburn Narrowly Misses Tech Line In Grimy Gridiron
Thanksgiving game recounts Auburn fighting to the Tech line with limited success. Tigers struggle for first downs, with only a brief attempt to push into scoring range in the first quarter. Tech defense clamps down after halftime as penalties and miscues hinder Auburn’s advance.
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Auburn
Tech
Tigers
College Football Scores From Weekend Action
Florida Freshmen 23 Georgia Garden 10 Virginia 3 Tech. Auburn 6 Georgia or DI barr Penn State 4 Cornell 9 Penn Wall Forest Hampden Sid ne ss Johns Home 8 Georgetown 46 George Washington 6 V. P17 V. M. 1 3 West Virginia 14 W. and J. C. Vanderbilt 26 Sewanca Alabama 59 A. and M. D. Tennessee 14 Kentucky 7 Nebraska 14 Notre Dame 7 Chattanooga 138 Jetho Richmond 18 William and Mary L. 8 U. 255 Tulane 14 Centre 42 South Carolina 0 Baylor 24 SMU 0 Maryland 7 N. C. State 6 Ohio University 3 Marietta College 0 Cincinnati 6 Miami 0 Kidson Furman 13 Cal Citadel 26 Erskine 0 Texas 7 Texas Aggies 14
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Georgia Garden
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Tech
Auburn
Georgia
DI Barr
Penn State
Cornell
Penn Wall Forest
Hampden
Nebraska
Notre Dame
of Waivers
Chattanooga
Jetho
Richmond
William and Mary
Athens High Loses to Richmond 44 0 in Georgia
Augusta Ga Special Athens High School fell 44 0 to Richmond Academy. A large crowd watched as Athens fought hard but could not match the heavier, more experienced Richmond players.
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Augusta
Athens High School
Richmond Academy
Athens
Richmond
McCall Freeman Sustains Leg Wound From Toy Rifle Incident
Ten year old McCall Freeman son of Mr and Mrs Randall Freeman of Cobb street was accidentally shot in the leg by a toy rifle during neighborhood target practice. The wound entered below the knee and only pierced flesh. He was improving at home Thursday.
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McCall Freeman
Randall Freeman
Cobb Street
Venizelos Says Executions Were Internally Political
Paris report quotes former Greek premier Venizelos deploring tragic events in Athens as internal policy affairs. He says if Lord Curzon publicly attacks Athens in his presence he would be obliged to leave Lausanne.
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Paris
Venizelos
Lausanne
L'Information
Athens
Curzon
Lauasanne
Tremaine feud prompts charge as threat to kill
In Los Angeles Fred Tremaine, father of Alberta Tremaine Meadows, filed a complaint alleging his wife Estrella Tremaine threatened to kill him. The case follows Clara Phillips sentencing for staying with a hammer. Bloodsaw’s desertion case ends in acquittal as Athens court adjourns.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Tremaine
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
Clara Phillips
Estrella Tremaine
Georgia Spends Vast Sums on Schools and Roads
The article notes Georgia spent 5 177 500 for schools and 5 000 000 on highways last year, ranking high among states in public building. It highlights census figures on wealth and the impact of the boll weevil on state finances, urging commendation for solid public support.
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State Normal School
Georgia
North Carolina
North
Madison Aggies Defeat Grove Institute in Ga. clash
Madison A and M football closed their season with a win against Grove Institute in Madison. The Aggies scored in the second period and added two more touchdowns in the fourth, with linemen and backs Davis Few and Parks among the standout performers.
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Grove Institute
Allen Few
Davis
Grove
Jan Een
Shocklaiey
A Eee
Ae Madison A. & Ou
Ida Re Len
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