Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-29
ShepherdsNwn Jefferson County, Virginia. Thursday January

Woodstock, Va, who very effectively
pointed out our belief in many unseen
things in the material world such as
germs and electricity, and suggested
that faith in unseen spiritual things
would prove very valuable in the lives
of young people.
Rev. !. ID. Woman chose as his topic
on Friday "what doth the Lord REQUIRE
OF thee, but TO deal justly, to love mer-
cy, and to walk humbly with thy God :"
and measured up to the high standard
which the school has learned to expect
of him on such occasions.
w. II. Lycke, of Richmond, Va,
was here the same morning demon
strating the new multigraph machine
secured for the college by President
Miller. He spoke chiefly of two
things when called upon to address
the student body, the value of an in
dustrial democracy as shown bv in
creased efficiency among his COM
panys workers at Cleveland, and the
possibilities in the multigraph. The
Hope of the Hills is a free motion
picture film sent out by his company,
telling the story of a woman mis-
sionary among the mountain folks of
Kentucky, who read the paper she
printed on the same sort of machine
purchased by the college.
The boys basketball team returned
from their western trip early Tuesday
morning and have since been verv at
tentive to duties in connection with
their studies. Reports on the games
played were received from day to day
at the school, but more detailed ac-
count is gradually being secured by
those specially interested.
AT Cumberland the college bows
were shown considerable respect af-
ter trouncing the Allegany County
High School team, which had not been
beaten on their home floor for some
three of four years. Their prowess
received quite a setback, however. at
Grafton, and we have heard something
OF the skill of a certain Mr.. Clark, of
that place, who we are led to believe
must have been whole team in him
self. ANY way, the Grafton bows
scored more points and administered a
more, decisive defeat than the famous
Fairmont Normal team, which was on
fair way to a good beating by the
college boys until Knight was injected
into the game in the second half. The
score at Grafton was 81 to %, while
Fairmont got only 46 to p.
Shinnston was beaten 80 to 20 and
Keyser Prep "a toll. Moler at
tracted favorable notice in every game.
while all the other boys PLAYED
plucki'y, Fulton and Reed showing
especially strong in defensive work.
AT several points the team was Join
ed by former Shepherdstown and
Shepherd College folks, especially at
Fairmont, where Robert Keplinper
and William Miller were out with
little band of rooters. Jack Snyder
and Herbert Armstrong were also on
hand. having come down from Nor
oantown for the game. Kirkland Nc
kee ran over from Enterprise for the
Shinnston encounter, while at Keyser
Mrs !. G. Cox, whose husband is a
member of the Prep School faculty, and
Homer Shobe, of Petersburg, were
among the friends of the team. At
Grafton the boys were shown unusual
courtesy by Superintendent L. w.
Burns, who has very personal inter-
est in Shepherd College.
All lovers of basketball are urged
TO come to the game with the Penn
evlvania State Forest Academy in the
college gymnasium at 23O Saturday.
No doubt the boys learned few tricks
on their recent trip.