Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

WINCHESTER. Va. July Herbert
Schiller. the drst Stacker" Of Freder-
lex county to be tried in tho United
States court for failing or refusing TO
register on June 5. is serving n ninety
day term in the Winchester Jail, having
been sentenced by Judge Henry c. Nc.
Dowen. His brother. Fred Schiller. who
was caught during midnight raid re-
Gently at their home in Carpers valley
precinct, was also indicted. but the jury
adjudged him not guilty.
Leslie D. Kline of Stephens City.
Frederick county. has become superin-
tendent OF the public schools OF the con-
solidated division of Winchester and
Frederick and Clarke counties, sue
ceeding Maurice NJ Lynch here and in
the county and c. 6. Mass . IA Clarke
county. Mr.. Lynch was 81 p .rtendent
for thirty-one consecutive years and
WAS for six years member Of tho
state board of education. He retired TO
give his attention to his law practice.
AIR. Kline is graduate of the Virginia
Polyteehnie institute and the law
school of the University of Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Himelright Of
star Tannery, Va, have issued Invita-
tons for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude Frances Himelrieht.
10 Thomas s. Cooper, which is TO take
place In the Gravel Springs Lutheran
Church at Star Tannery June 19.
Representatives of the agricultural
! department OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad held conferences here yester-
day with W. Il. Massey. secretary Of tha-
Virginia State horticultural Society,
and prominent growers relative to the
movement of the fruit crop this summer
and fall. Indications are that the ample
crop in Frederick county will be larger
than was estimated recently.
Dewey w. Herrell and Miss Lula
Mae Snapp. members of prominent
families of the northern section of
Frederick county. eloped TO Hagers-
town, Md. a day or two ago and were
married. They are now residing at tho
nome or the brideEroom's parents
Inc remains of the late Samuel III
Miller government textile inspector.
who dropped dead of heart disease in
Hood River. Greg. were brought here
yesterday and inferred with Masonic
rites In Mount Hebron cemetery Mr.
Miller. who was ii native of Jefferson
county. w. Va, leaves a widow and
three daughters
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of John J. Fenton OF Clarke
county and Miss Florence r. Michael
daughter of Mrs. George Michael OF
Reisterstown. Md. in St Grego-y's
Catholic Church. Reistc-stown. June y
The General Board OF Education OF
America has taken charge of the mat
Ter or mapping out detailed plans for
the esta blishment of the John Handiey
Industrial Schools in Winchester. for
which the late Judge Handlev of Scrau-
ton, Pa. left about 81 500, 900 Presi-
uoiie II: gray "lltldfnS ana other mem
i oers OF the board of trustees returned
yesterday from New York. where thew
held conference with DR. Wallace
Buttrick, president of the educa tional
board, and DR.. Abraham Flexner and
, DR.. f. c. Sage. 1t was arranged to send
experts here in a short time to make
a general survey. and definite plans
will then be worked out
Clarence Hyde Holiday of Hartford,
Conn, and Miss Cressa Elizabeth An
derson of Winchester We're married a
! few days ago in Hagerstown. Md, by
the Rev. J. r. Gaar of the PRESBYTERIAN
church. The bride is daughter of
Ferdinand Anderson. They will live in
Hartford. where the bridegroom is en-
gagged in business.