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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
A Coming Event.

1t is with considerable pleasure that
we announce an approaching event
which will be appreciated to the fullest
extent by those who admire personal
pulchritude and sartorial salubrious-
ness. Uncle George Frasier, colored,
whose ambulatory gracefulness and
equestrian excellence has delighted all
! beholders on more than one occasion
in days gone by, when parades an
professions were in greater vogue than
| in these practical times, has told US
that We may make public the fact that
he contemplates an appearance in the
near future that will probably eclipse
all previous performances. Owing to
the fact that his feet are giving him
some trouble just now, he is unable to
make a positive date, but he contem-
plates walking down Main street, from
one end to the other, on the first Sun
day afternoon in which he can get his
recalcitrant feet into the new yellow
shoes that he has ready for the oc-
casion.. Due notice OF the day will be
given. We do not mean to divulge the
| full costumeS but we may mention that
from the sole Of those yellow shoes
to the very top of high silk hat h.
will be eplendent-black frock coat,
| "hltS uuSN tiouoOiS, SHiPSd Shh'. iSa
necktie, figured vest-every garment
and all accessories will be in harmonious
Beauty and elegenec. Uncle George
wishes this treat to be enjoyed by all,
10th white and colored. and we betray
no confidence when we say that if am
OF the damsels of his own race wish {
take advantage of the, privileges o
leap year their claims will be giver
full consideration. Watch for the datl
of this sartoriak sensation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
SUMMER WEDDINGS.

Miss Cora Rockenbaugh, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Rockenbaugh,
oi Harper's Ferry, and Captain r. G.
leenhower, of Washington, d. c., were
married on June 26th in the Episcopal
church AT harper's Ferry, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. G. E.
Compton, of Roanoke. Miss Vivian
teagans was maid of honor and Mr..
Donald Redden was best man. The
bridesmaids we're Misses Frances Ap-
pleeate, Dorothy Harvey and Lillian
jenkins, of Washington, and Miss
Gladys Feagans, Of Charles Town; the
sroomSmen were Messrs. George OFT,
Of Winchester; Bernard .Ott, Louise
Nichols and Briseoe Rockenbaugh, of
Harper's Ferry. The bride is a gradu-
ate of Shepherd College, class of 1917.
Captain and Mrs. lcenhower will re-
side in Washington, where he is at
present stationed
Mr.. Homer II. Hamrick and Miss
Pauline Garland, both Of Roanoke,
Va, were married in that city on
June 25d, and are now in Shepherds
town on their honeymoon trip. An in
formal reception will be rendered them
tonight at the home of the groom's
parents in this place. Mr.. Hamrick is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Hamrick,
of Shepherdstown, and is in the SER
vice of the Norfolk & Western Rail-
way in Roanoke as time-keeper. His
friends here will wish for him and his
charming young wife great happiness
and prosperity.
Prof. Oscar Lee Snyder. of Martins
burg, and Miss Fern n. Roush, daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Roush, of
Linden Heights, Ohio, we're married
at the home of the bride in the latter
place Wednesday of last week. Prof.
Snyder, who is principal of the Burke
street public school in MartinsburG
is a former student of Shepherd Col
lege, having graduated in the class of
1913. His wife has also been teach
er in the public schools of Martins
burg for some years past.
Mr.. John Stafford Lowe, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Lowe, of Shepherds
town. and Miss Ethel Blanche Kisner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Kisner, of this vicinity, were quietly
married on June 26th at the home of
the bride, north Of town. Rev. James
H. Haley performed the ceremony. We
wish the young couple much hap
pinesS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08

Why raise crop Of wheat or hay
and run the risk OF losing it By fire
or lightning, when the cost OF a
SPEClAL CROP POLICY issued in
one of the oldest and largest com-
pahies in the world" fully protecting
you is so small? Phone or use our re-
uIra postal card and we will put ycur
policy IN force at once. Washington.
Alexander and Cooke. Jos. II. Trout,
sub-agent. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
CROSSING the Dark River.

Miss Annie Demory, for many years
respected resident of the Uvilla
neehborhood, died on June 10Th at the
residence of her nephew, L. Vaughn
Link, of that vicinity, with whom she
made her home. She had been in fail
ing health for a long time Miss DEM
ory, who was rs years of age, was a
native of Loudoun county, Va, but
most of her life was spent in this Sec
hon, she having been a sister of, the
wife of the late Daniel Link. She was
good woman, respected by all who
knew her After the funeral service
at her late home the body was taken TO
the family burying ground in Loudoun
county for intermeni A sister, Miss
Juelda Demory, is now the last sur
vivor of the family.
Mrs. Mary Lulu Kisner, wife OF
Luther Kisner, of Dam No. 5. Berke-
ley county, died last Saturday at the
City Hospital in Martinsturg, follow
ing the birth of son The deceased,
whose maiden name was Mason, was
40 years old.
John W. Heck, a native of Charles
Town, dropped dead last Friday in
Cumberland, where he had lived foI
many years. He was 65 years old and
is survived by his wife. three sons and
four daughters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
In the County Court.

The county commissioners we're in
session Friday and Saturday, having
oeen called together in a special term
In the matter OF the election recount
petitioned for A. b. Moore, a candidate
Tor Republican nomination on the
State ticket, action was postponed un.
I'll the regular term. of court in August.
Continuances were also entered on the
petitions Of the Standard Lime and
Stone Company and the Washington
Building Lime Company for changes
in the location of the county roads al
Millville and Bakerton, respectively,
until the August term.
A list of DELINQUENT and erroneous
taxes wes submitted by Sheriff c. T.
Engle for the year 1919. The sheriff
wac credited with them, and the coun-
~ clerk was ordered to certify the list
to the State Auditor as required by
law.
George Frasier, a resident of Shep-
herdstown district, was exonerated
from the payment Of State capitation
taxes, it having been shown to the
court that he is old and physically dis
ahled for work. The National Citi-
zens Bank was also exonerated from
the payment of taxes on an assessment
OF $1,000 improperly assessed for the
benefit of Charles Town corporation.
Upon the recommendation of Sheriff
Engle, the four banks of Charles Town
were designated as repositories for
county funds. Until this time the
county funds had been deposited in
only three banks Of the county seat
town.-Advocate
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
oePneqown Jefferson County West Virginia, Thursday July

the third inning, another run was
ADDED. Moler made a clean binele tc
center, and Zinkland sacrificed him 70
second. He counted on McKee's
double that Hoffman couldn't quite
settle under. In the fifth SNYDER
singled and stole, and took third when
Moier drew throw to first after
Blanchard dropped his third strike
Linkland's long fly to center scored
him easily. All this time Martinsburp
had had but lean picking. Three hits
were all they had collected of OF
Brandy Myers, who was going in the
best OF form, with Bunting behind the
bat. But in the sixth Martinsbure
punched hits, and two singles and a
double, together with a walk and a hit
batsman, produced three runs for the
visitors. This tied things up. and the
crowd had nervous chills chasing I'D
and down spinal columns. Shepherds
town got the winning run of the game
IN the eighth inning, by clean, hard
hitting, and it was tough luck that on
ly one run came in. With one out,
Mckee got his third hit of the game.
a single through short Bob Crow
came mighty near annexing the edi-
tors Ford with a sef-starter when he
clouted the old pill within foot of the
rlght-field fence. Mckee was out at
nome when he tried to score from
hrst. With Crowl perched on thirc
Rogers sent the winning run over Nh.
pan when he hit liner over first base
FottS followed with two-base h;t
ana Bunting walked, loading the paths
but Shafter made a good ston M
NyerS grounder, and ran ont at frS,
lor the hnal out of the inning. In the
nintn' although Roberts led off -
martinsourg with hit, and was move
up oy Mills, he couldn't score. Caton
popped TO Myers and Blanchard,s easv
ny ended the game. You lust ought -
naVe seen the rejoicing when th,,
Shepherastown fans realized that we
Iao waiioped professional team
Sneels went UP TO high heaven, the
ar was filled with hats, and certain
entiiuSiastlc ones demanded that Man
aser heinhart get Us game with the
Ns" Iork Yankees-Babe Ruth an1
an. Not the least of the ioy of win
nlng was the realization that folk
rom all over the county and neiphbor-
ing towns were here to see to us do II
!ilouen we dc not claim that the Mar
unSourg rooters who were with us es-
peeially enjoyed the result.
Shepherdstown NAV we'll he nrou,
OF having defeated the League team
from MartinSburg. The visitors plav-
Gu gooa ball, and were evidently very
earnest In their desire to win. with
John FISHER, of Hagerstown, umpirinp
mere was not single disputed decis,
ION and he handled the game with pre-
cision.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
Notes of the Game.

Manager Bill Lowden didn't get in
to the game Tuesday. His efforts
were confiRsd to coaching on the INST
base line.
Although Mcclure allowed ten hits
he he famed eleven shepherd.town bat
Rogers on RKst base saved Brandy
some worry in the first inning, when
ne picked q throw of of the ground.
Mcclure had opened the game with a
eunt, and Bnandy's throw was a little
wlld, but Judy scsoped ii up.
Mckee made three hits, two singles
and double, in four trips 10 the plate
Inc fourth time he was safe on
Shaffer's error
Not much money changed hands on
the game. Even Lee Wah didn't have
the courage TO. bet on ShepherdSown.
Baylor Reinhart can shave now.
monaay afternoon he~said he wouldn't
shave till Shepherdtown won a ball
game.
Shepherdstown folks like that Mar
tinshurg team whtil Manager Loudon
mas gotten together. Ths men are
good sports and they played q fine.
ciean game, with no wranglne OF
disputing. They came to Shepherds
town without a bonus or share Of the
gate receipts, asking only that we pay
their transportation bill. This was
very generous and Shepherdstown fans
VIII reciprocate by giving cur neigh
oors hearty support on their home
grounds.
This afternoon the strong Winches-
ter team VIII oe here TO play q return
game with Shepherdstown BRANDY
Myers is going TO pitch, and we look for
another mighty good game. The Win
chester boys ere good PLAYERS. every
one of them, and a tough game is TO be
expected. In all probability weems
will pitch for the visitors. The game
Will be called al p. m. ami the usual
price OF admission will be charged.
Everybody out.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08

Captain Lee has since been pro-
NOTED to be Major Lee. We Join with
his friends here in congratulations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
RAsEBALL AFFAIRS

e,,rrday the town team went
= Lss,.hsster 10 play a game win
o Rater's collection OF stars. Al
sIi. % ,5e score was s 10 4 in favor OF
t1eIssn ess.stsr m the game was a great deal
vintnSbn han this would indicate. Up TO
eos,s. s.s inning there was no scoring
DC l.S .Ss, side. Then Shepherdstown
g. ,he bases by means OF a pass,
i-'- 70, n- and a hit. Moler clouted the
in e. ~ deep left field for a two-base
al " Pire followed with another
fl AH- oysr short-stop, and four runs
'fM the plate. Winchester scored
auss :, theif half of the fifth, and two
w n the sixth. In Winchester's
E.I IT' oi the eighth inning, after two
"a. ua~ were out, Davis and Moler tried
IKE = .,t,b the same ball, with fatal re-
W. Sscause after that the inheld SIM
- ,omI3n't stop Winchester, and the
,;Ss ended S o 4 in their favor. Eud-
ll.Ns an s,i Rice were Shepherdstown's
- and their work was OF the
E;.S.x, Ca5s order. Ludwig allowed but
sT hits and two earned runs, and
.s,lry pitched winning ball. White
.i,rhe5 & all of the game for Winchester
|trrsrt rhe last inning, when Weems
Eo0t the mound. The game was play
II m very muddy diamond, and
Flowers fell intermittently throughout
ths game
Iohn Fishers Hagerstown All-Stars
5rrcyed TO be a little too strong for
fShenherdstown in one Of the best ball
FameS seen here this season, when on
6,ondav they defeated our town team
a 10 0. The game was wonderful
kinhers' battle UP TO the eighth inning.
Mckee for ShepherdStown, and Bishop
tor the visitors. held the batters en-
tirely at their mercy In Hagerstown's
hall Of the eighth, Holland hit to right
&eld and on an attempted shoe-string
batch Crowl lost the hall, and HON
tun was the result. This was perhsps
3he break" that won the game, for
n the next inning, when Hagerstown
bad men on second and third, Mckee
eaksnei ever so slightly, and a hit
through ShOrt-Stop put two more runs
cross the plate. Shepherdstown
Ouldn't score in their half of the
inth, and the game was over. 1t
purely was hard luck for Mckee to lose
be game, for he pitched one of the
best games of his career, holding the
Fagerstown Sluggers to five hits. 1t is
noteworthy fact that he struck out
be first six men to face him, and all
pc way through pitched we'll enough
win almost any baSball game, but
e TACT that We were unable to touch
Pshop 5 offerings when hits meant
tnS made 1t impossible for us to win.
mere was some clever fielding on both
3aeS, Potts made two beautiful
ftcneS in centerfeld, and Funk, Ha-
eTstown'S third baSeman, made q sen
Puon3l stop of Brandy Myers hot
FOUNDER for the last put-out of the
ame " VI '''S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
Lutheran Reunion July Odd.


The Lutherans OF the Virginia
Synod, including the Valley counties
between the Potomac river and the
James, will hold picnic and reunion
on Thursday, July 22d, at Fishers
Hill, a pleasant and historic resort a
mile or two south of Strasburg. Ii
promises to be an unusually interest
ing and enjoyable event, and will
bring together thousands Of Lutherans
who will spend the day in social
pleasures and i'm hearing fine ad-
dresses and good music Among the
speakers who have accepted invitations
to deliver addresses are Rev. DR.. F. n.
Knubel, Of New York City, the presi-
dent OF the United Lutheran Church in
America, and Rev. DR.. Charles I.
Smith, who recently accepted the pres
idency OF Roanoke College. at Salem,
Va. Other big men of the church are
expected to attend, and it will be a
great day for Lutherans. Many
features to entertain the people will
b provided and everybody is cordially
invited to be present. The Southern
Railroad will give reduce rates. but
as the famous veliey turnpike is in
perfect condition, il Is believed that
most of the visitors will travel by auto
mebile.
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MARTlNSBURG 90 900 O o.:
SHEP'TOWN OF q n -

Summary: Two-base hts-Crowl, Mckee. Hoif-
man and Potts, Three-base hits-CrowI Stolen
bases-Moler. Zinkland 2. Sharr and Mills. Dou-
Die plays-Crowl TO Rodgers. Bases on balls
OIL Myers |: Lett on bases. Mariinsburg 4: Shep-
herdstown T. Earned runs-Martnsburg 2, Shep-
herdsioWn g. Wild pCt-McGuire. Hit by pitch
G-oy Myers. Mills and Bopsl Sacrifice hits
Poiis. Roberts and Mills. Sacrifice fly-Zinkland
FIR base on ShepherdstOwn I. Struck
0nt'-By McGuire II, by Myers3. Umpire Fisher
lime oiNgame. hours 5rnnutes Scorer Myers
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-08
Quarrymen Unearth Skeleton.

In stripping the, earth of the rock.
on the Moler farm near Millvilie on
Monday workmen in the employ of the
Keystone Limestone Company found
the skeleton of human being. The
remains we're found two feet under tho
surface of the ground with ledgcs of
limestone on either side Of them. The
Zones were in fair state of preserva-
ton, the skull, teeth and trunk bones
being almost perfect. Bones OF the
limbs had been shoveled up and haul
ed away to the dump before the men
realized what a fnds1ncy had made.
The presence OF cluster of beads
made from shells, and found with the
skull bones, induced the belief that
the body was that Of an. Indian girl not
qaite fully grown.
That portion OF the county was the
scene OF many Indian forays against
the carly white settlers of the county.
Within a quarter OF mile west Of tire
Moler farm house is Vestal Han, a
stone dwelling that was used as a
house Of refuge for. the white settlers
Whenever the Indians gave them
trouble Many voHey has bsven fired
from Vestal Hall al hostile fldans in
ah directions from the house. Who
knsws but what the remains lust un-
aasthed may not have been those of
one of the victims ?-Advocate.
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sEPTGvWNWNN 00O 90 O O .,
I" 90 o 0 0 %
.r,i"4 -,"-, :, ! "99. base hit-Crowl Earned ryns-
BIS : : Bases on bails-oif McKne S,o
Fsrl h 2Ir,t.r Rec. link land. DoubIs niavs
fu,i ol,-5y NJ NJ MShec TO Davis TO Rodgers
l., '' N1N.c, II; by Bishop. s.
smiley. Scorer-Myers