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His grandchildren acted as pall-f and ie
hearers with Bernstein Bros., to moi
funeral director^ in. charge.
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Mr. Duke Daniel
Tech Defeats Auburn
FOUR ACES ON WEST VIRGINIA ELEVEN
ATLANTA, Ga.~ (By the Associated Press)—
Georgia .Tech’s Yellow Jackets proved the undoing
of the' Auburn Tigers here Thursday in their twen--
ty-fourth annual faotbailgame Both teams enter
ed, the contest with "Unblemished records for the
5 one of the hardest fought the two .elevens ever
yed ; . '
ie Aubtirn team came -within Except for the sixteen yards-th
jng distance of the Tech goal touchdown taken by the Tigers,
only three times during the the Tech line held like a stonewall,
e with the exception of the The Auburn line also proved power
time they crossed for, a touch- jiul, for in the second quarter Tech
i. During the second and third was held for "downs, on the ten
)ds the Tigers were lohced to yard line. Captain Shirey playing
rithput a first down. Twice his last game for Auburn, ably
sver in the first quarter the backed up by his stellar running
ors 1 crossed the Tech twenty mate, Ed Shirling, played one of
I line. ; the best games of his career for
' Tech. Brewster tap his Captain
H LINE ; Barron a close second for honors.
NEWALL . ‘ Just before the gatme started the
• Auburn team ’ presented Barron
iter the second period began with a silver service. The Tech
-were not dangerous except captain’s bride to be was sitting
1 Lawrence recovered a Turn- on the side line as one of, the spon-
}y Barron on the sixteen yard sors. Barron wed Miss Alice
and'the team massed and Shir House of Washington, Georgia
nd Shirling altered until Slur- Thursday night. Brewster and
squirmed through for the Barron scored the touchddwps for
Your taste confirms it.
The ’ sales prove it..
Over 7 billion.sold yfsarly
LEFT TO RIGHT; jOE SETRON
EKBERGf .QUARTERBACK; NIC
MORGANTOwif. W. Va. — In
compiling .the fine record made by
West Virginia , on the gridiron this
fall, the work of. rour players has
Stood (out, Ekbefg ai quarter, Cap
tain Meredith at tackle, Nick Nar-
dacci nt half and Joe Setron at
SflTtI.
" expertB in this section
• fwjLfchat Nardacci, Meredith *and
Setron are entitled to high con-
sid.eratlon when a selection is
mada of, the eleven greatest piay-
the Country.
Captain Buss Meredith has been
ono.of the outstanding Captains of
the.’ year. Aside rrom playing a
br'fl^ht game at tackle he has
ap ideal leader of men.
MEREDITH, CA PTAIN
[ALFBACK.
FOpTBALL
RESULTS
Florida Freshmen 23; Georg
Freshmen 6. "
Carolina 10; Virginia 3.
Georgia .Tech 11; Auburn 6.
Bucknell 19; Dickson 7.
' Penn' State 0; Pitt 14.
Cornell 9; Ppnn p. ,
Vanderbilt 26; Sewanes 0.
Alabama 59; A. and M. 0.
Tennessee 14; Kentucky IT. J
Nebraska 14; Notre Dame 7.
University Chattanooga. . 13;
Oglethorftg 9. * ’ .
Richmond 13; .WiUiam-and Mary
3. . . i
L. S. U. 255; -Tulane 14.
Centre 42; South Carolina 0.
BayloriUniversity 24; Southern,
Methodist’0.
Maryland 7; N. C. State 6-
Ohio University 3; Marietta Col
lege 0. ' .
Cincinnatti 6; Miami 0.
Furman 13; Dabidson 10.
Citadel 26; Erskine 0.
Texas 7; Texas Aggies 14.
Tech. Brewster
points after goal.
making both
Wake Forest 9; Hampden Sid
ney 3.
W. and L. 14; Johns Hopkins 0.
Georgetown -1C; George Wash
ington 6. "• ’’••••
V.-P. I. 7; V. M. I. 3.
West Virginia 14; W. and J. 0.
Here Today And £at
Prominent .scientists from all over Georgia will
gather in Athens Friday for the first meeting of
the'Georgia Academy of Sciences.
The first session will be held at Saturday morning the session
LaConte Hall at the University of - will begin at 9 o’clock at which
Georgia Friday morning and to- time Dr. A. S. Edwards will read
night .an open meeting will be la paper on “Quantative Results of
held to which v the public is cordial- rTenching.”
ly invited. " | Dr. R. M. Harper will read a
At the night session Dr, C. ;G: | paper on “Regions With Stagnant
Abbott, assistant director of the I Populations in the United. States.”
Smithonian Institute, will give an ] Other subjects discussed will be:
illustrated lecture at -the Univtr-, “Science Service,’’ by Dr. "C. R.
sity chapel o"j the “Heat of the ] Fountain.
Sun and-Other Stars.” t ' “Exacting Souare Root of In-
tegers,” Dr. D. F. Barrow.
BANQUET ai a I "Excavations iiv-The Holy Land”
TONIGHT ■ n . .< ..ft • ' t .-by Dr: W.’A. Shelton:
•I “Phylogcnic Criteria In The
A banquet will- be held at the, Trichoptera,” Dr. Joseph Krafka.
Georgian Hotel tonight as part of . New Methods For The' Prena-a-
the entertainment program for the, tion of Silver Hypo Nitride,” Dr.
convention. j Alfred W. Scott.
Friday morning Dr. W, F. Wat-, “Southeastern U. S. A. Source
son, of Athens, will read a paper i of Material for the experimental
entitled “Photography With Na. analysis of gigantic danger of spe-
tural Lenses,” i cies and races,” Dr. Henry Fox.
Let the Herald’s „
Accident Policy J
Assume the Risk for Yoift I
Will Soon Receive
Auto License Tags
the citizens enjoyed the holiday in
various Ways, some hunting, some
st -the football games and others
attending the theatres.
RECOVER FROM RHEUMA
TISM /
“Had rheumatism five months
that iqould go from my left knee
Auto owners in Clarke' county
can place thei^ order for 1923 state
W|th increased usage of automobiles naturally the percentage of
accidents will be greater this year than ever before.
That’s why accident insurance is absolutely necessary. You may
be the most careful driver in the world, but do you know that the
“other fellow is?” j
automobile license tags -after- De
cember IB, according to a state
ment issued Thursday by S. G. Me
to my back. Tried‘many reme
dies without relief. Finally used
Foley Kidney Pills and in fifteen
days was entirely cured,” writes
W. J. Oliver, Vidalia, Georgia.
Backache, rheumatic pains, dull
headache, dizziness and blurred
vision ars symptoms of kidney dis
order. Foley Kidney Pills quickly
London, secretary of state.
The statement in full follows:
“License numbers for 1923 will
be delivered January 1, 11)23. -Or
ders for same will be received be
ginning December 15, 1922, for
January delivery. Buy- 1922 li
cense numbers during December at
half price, for immediate delivery
of 1922 numbers. :■
Application blanks" for 1923 re
gistration of “Autos, Trucks, Mo-
A~f!4Cie:-j Serwean -two Rosas
OLD HOME TOWN
giasrauon or Autos, irucKS, Mo
torcycles and Chauffeurs-may be
obtained after December 10, from
any Express Office, County Sher
iff or licensed Auto Dealer.
8. G. McLENDON,
1,1 Secretary 1 of State.
HOU>
M COUGH u
REMEDY
Thanksgiving Is
Observed Here
FOR THE RELIEF OP “
Coughs, Colds,Troup'
WHOOPING cough, hoarseness
BFtONCHlTIS
# SOLO everywhere- »
Athens observed Thanksgiving
in a fitting manner.
Services were 1 held at several of
the churches. All places of busi
ness, together with the city and
county officers, were closed and
Absolutely Free to All Registered
Subscribers
And although tins insurance coats you nothing for the entire
year, under the terms and conditions outlined in the policy it
pays through accident from traveling
$10 week for 13 weeks in case of total disability.
N • $100 Emergency Benefit.
$L000 in case of death. <
This insurance is open to every old as well as every new sub
scriber, both men and women b$1fteeri" the-ages of and 70.': ' -
If you are one of the few not haying secured one of these policies
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