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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
3
A speaker describes a new American unity formed by returning soldiers and their German hosts. He envisions dissolving divisions of race, class, and creed into one fraternity and foresees a Christian America shaped by shared sacrifice. Date cited: October 24, 1918.
College authorities anticipate a routine registration for the upcoming term after the first semester closed this afternoon. Registration day is scheduled for Monday with classes starting Tuesday in the new semester.
Sugar season is under way in San Juan Puerto Rico with over 8000 tons of new sugar sent to refineries. No definite agreement for island sugar purchases has been reached though all sales so far use 7.28 dollars New York price tied to the Cuban sugar planters agreement.
A Chicago critic argues music proved essential in war, boosting morale for soldiers and home front alike. The piece surveys national musical temper in Russia, Germany, France, Britain, Canada, and the United States, noting singing as power and unity in conflict.
Butler defeats Franklin 33 to 22 in a hard fought game noted for Mendenhall’s hot shooting and Ross leadership. Campbell and the Franklin defense kept pressure, with Campbell’s long drives and guard work limiting Butler’s scoring in the second half. March 8 rematch looms as Franklin plans to host Christians in the local gym.
The Freshman songfest scheduled for last Tuesday morning at chapel has been postponed to next Tuesday and will be held in connection with the regular Student Council meeting.
March 21 was set for the Founders' Day dinner but conflicts with that date have been found, making a schedule change likely to be required.
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