Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21
COLLEGE NOTES.

NJ Franceska Kaspar Lawson, tho
,.rsro. n the Shepherd College aud
:s.Vgt,,r,n tonight at eight O'Clock. Ad-
n..Son tickets on sale by the Camp
Fir. Girls.
crot Frank Roy Yoke, of the Wes-
..s Purlic Schools, was a visitor at
NJ, uc5acel last Friday, when he gave
rsTy .sr inspiring talk on the profession
;eaching and on application to the
asks of the present in preparation Tor
.So, nrofession. At eight o'clock he
arneared again before the student
S6fv and other invited guests, deliver
20 convocation address on The
Wards W. Greatest Need" Supt Yoke
c;,ed from history roll Of honor OF
hos whose lives had been commit
,s5 70 the doctrine OF service, then made
nIea for a general development of tho
"ririt of service TO take the place of
ambition and greed.
AZ the conclusion OF the address,
,he guests repaired TO the library.
where they were presented to the dis
tineuished speaker of the evening. A
General mix" followed under the d.
lection of an entertainment commit
Zee and delicious refreshments were
served
Prosrects for large summer
school seems very bright. Already
notices have been received from $50
teachers and prospective teachers that
thev will be here. Reservation fees had
been received by Mrs. Myers for all
available dormitory space more than
two weeks ago and now all applicants
are teinG referred to the thirty-fv
places offered in private families. Sev
era o.! these have already been taken
and Il Il, thought that great many ad-
dtioal rooms will be needed.
Little Margaret Hopkins. of the sec
ond grade of the Shepherdstowr
school, delighted the student body and
faculty at the Tuesday assembly with
the story, Epaminondas, which she had
learned from student teacher Ruth A.
Myers A piano solo by Christine Wal
per was also greatly enjoyed.
Two alumni of Shepherd College
have recently been honored by cleo
ton TO Phi Beta Kappa, the scholar
ship fraternity. Arthur Ruark won
the KEY at Johns Hopkins in mathe-
matics and physics and Agnes Cady
Chitwood at West Virginia University
The baseball team won its second
game at Martinsburg last Saturday,
when the boys secured thirteen hits off
big left handler, -Reinhart and Davis
leading with three each. Ludwig
struck cut thirteen men by merely toss
inc them over. The opposition Sc
cured their runs in bad inning for
Shepherd College, when the mound was
taken BY substitute for Ludwig
Ihe initial effort against a strict
N college team on Tuesday was dis
ssfrous for the local BOYS. Ludwig.
VINO was counted on to do seventy
hVe per cent Of the work for Shepherd
IonePe. was in poor form due to a bad
coId, but even at that in five innings he
allowed only four hits. About nine
errors back Of him gave the Bridge
water men six runs. 1t was all over
IN the last half of the fifth when the
naiNS''" OF the home team received
lracturei wrist while trying to get far
en'nrh from the plate to avoid a wick
e inshoot. Some heavy slugginp on
.ne nart of Brideewater, coupled with
dOon' half dozen errors by our bows.
mae 'ninGS look bad for CrowI, and
WIN on" Rrinhart WaIper, Bell and
,d'' ON" anv httino. the best our
ooys could get was one lone run.
..,,,n me eighth inning. with the bases
Iu' n nonc out. Br;dqewater MT on
",rn and retired three men in order.
= third base for Shepherd Col
,s| hH''et his position in hien class
.aS'on. faking nine rather difficult
'"'n'eS without a slip.
800
aiter the MoOnshiners.
.bN IS only question of time until
snu;L .3n VINO persist in making and
Ss" S,''"s liquor contrary to the law will
10 sar o pay the penalty. Last Satur1
n S'a and federal officers raided
Il, cry of John Harmison, who
Il, III Tie pine hills south of Mar
o. '" nd seized a still and ITS
- { oornmcal mash which was
-, OF fermentation. Harmison
~. 'E-1 t. Jail in Martinsburg to
~ earring, and he will have ia
S lore the federal court. On
Ia Cnry Babik, foreigner, and
r. 'nlehan we're arrested near
an H'lI the officers finding q still
y" quantity of moonshine liquor
m.-..r,...il N are accused Of having
r. 'r Neen known for some time
or -.. OF more illicit stills are being
81, m the mountains about
Manor m the Mor,,i:S