. Highland Echo 1915-1925. ersity of Dlinois has a Pull-man car which it uses to give dem- ; onstrations through the state. The record of a field goal by a dropkick was broken Nov. 20th by Payne,of Dakota Wesleyan. The record is63 yards, a yard more than the oldrecord. An automobile load of Coloradomines men made an attack upon thecampus of the University of Coloradoand exploded several bombs. Poorsportsmen and rather stale patriot-ism, it would seem. STUDENTS Are shown every courtesy at Walkers Drug Store We Want Your Trade. We believe in College Men, and cater to theirevery need Ellis-Chandl
. Highland Echo 1915-1925. ersity of Dlinois has a Pull-man car which it uses to give dem- ; onstrations through the state. The record of a field goal by a dropkick was broken Nov. 20th by Payne,of Dakota Wesleyan. The record is63 yards, a yard more than the oldrecord. An automobile load of Coloradomines men made an attack upon thecampus of the University of Coloradoand exploded several bombs. Poorsportsmen and rather stale patriot-ism, it would seem. STUDENTS Are shown every courtesy at Walkers Drug Store We Want Your Trade. We believe in College Men, and cater to theirevery need Ellis-Chandler Co. Complete Outfitters for Men Everything Ready-to-Wear for Men, Ladiesand Children. i :M GOODS CAFE The only first class popular restaurant in Knoxville. J. H. NEWMAN INSURANCE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Dividends apportioned and payable policyholders during 1915, $3,656, Equal to 27/r of the total premiums received on both partici-pating and non-participating business. ^^ ALPHA SIGMA MIDWINTER SATURDAY NIGHT Highland. FOOTBALLNUMBER Vol. 1. Maryville, Tennessee, Wednesday, December 15, 1915 No. 7 ATHENIANS GAVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIOAY NIGHT State Of Franklin Sub-ject Of Program Large Audience Attends The first mid-winter of the yearoccurred Friday eveninp: when theAthe^an Literary Society presenteda play the tide of which was TheState of Franklin. The play wasbased on the historical facts whichled to the birth of a new state, Ten-nessee, and was centered about theearly public life of John Sevier. The stage decorations were uniquein that they were very characteristicof the early pioneer days of EastTennessee. Two rough chinked logcabins had been constructed and therewas a profusion of trees on therostrum which took the mind of theaudience back to early frontier costumes of the players werealso very characteristic of the earlydays, some of the higher personageswere clad in the best colonial dress,others of lower station, in rougherpioneer style. The leading characters
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