Gloom After Tough Play Tests Loyal Crowds Ahead
A rugged football game leaves fans downcast yet rallying for Rose Poly clash. Pruitt and Beit each contribute, while Franklin, Suttles, Nicar, and Klyver clash in a hard fought, injury marked quarter. The Redlands page also notes a campus clipping announcing a newborn Nichols at home in Redlands with father Professor Nichols and Mrs Nichols tracking the event.
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Rose Poly
Terre ‘Haute
Pruitt
Beit
Ells
Stubbs
Redlands
Calif
Ray Nichols
Thirty new girls join YWCA initiates service
Thirty new members were initiated at a YWCA meeting in Periclesian hall last Thursday with Mrs. Crowell delivering a talk on daily devotion modeled after Jesus Christ. Attendance was large, and mentions future events including games with Hanover, Earlham, Butler, and upcoming dates in Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
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Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Hanover
Earlham
Richmond
Butler
Indianapolis
For Which We Are Truly Thankful Not Allowed to Play
Butler Collegian reports Xerxes Silver a graduate student barred by the faculty athletic committee from today's game and any Butler contest under the 1.¢. A. L. laws. The restriction follows university policy on eligibility and amateur status.
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Xerxes Silver
Faculty Athletic Committee
Butler
Butler Collegian
Franklin Needs Another Literary Society Says Editor
The article argues that one literary society in Franklin is not enough for proper literary training and praises the active Franklin society as a success. It urges those who feel stranded to organize another society and keep high standards, noting John Barnett visited his brother George from Friday till Sunday.
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Egbert
Ray
Nichols
Setae
Egbert Ray, Jr
Aunty
Arlene) Stubbs
Franklin
John Barnett
George
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Rea
Suttles
Rowe
Nelperined
Klyver
Joss
Wabash
Leitner
Kluver
Pfohl
Settles
Nicar
Culp
Smith
YW. C A
Odine Heck
Whiteland
New Literary. Society
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