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warwood Personals.

Mrs. c. v. Terrell and son Vaught, Of
Center Warwood. will leave to-day Tor
Columbus. whore they will visit with
relatives.
Paul Steinbecker expects to leave on
Sunday for, a weeks vacation.
E. ". Kemp. Of North Warwood who
has been Ill for the past few days. Is
recovering at his homo.
Frank Jarvis. Of ParkersburB. Is
spending a few days at the home OF
G. C. Meyers. Of Fifth street
Miss Gail Kennamond. Of Nineteenth
street. will leave shortly for pro-
llonged stay in Atlantic City.
Misses Martha and Angels Rice. OF
their uncle. Dir. P. E. Rice. Of Rich
land avenue.
L. S. Jenkins. Of Warwood. who has
been touring through points In Ohio.
has returned to his home.
Mrs. David Drummer and daughter.
Miss Doris. Of Center Warwood leave
to-day for short visit In Baltimore.
where Mr.. Drummer is at tho present
time employed.
n. N. Dougherty, who Is connected
with the Warwood Meat Market Will
leave soon for Alabama. for an indeh-
mite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Manion and
daughter, Miss Katherine. Of Wheeling.
were guests at the home Of Mr.. Thomas
Of Twentieth street, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Reed. OF CleVe-
land, O., and Dir. and Mrs. T. A Gaul.
Of Pennsylvania were visitors at the
home Of willard Reed. Of Fifth street.
Henry Kirchner. Of Center Warwood.
has returned to his home after q busi-
ness trip to Sutton. Pa
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HERMAN MARTIN
ENDS HIS LIFE
At ROPES END
AGED FULTON GERMANS LIFE
LESS BODY WAS FOUND
LAST EVENING.
Worry Over Death Of Wife and Wei
fare Of Children in Old Country
Preyed on His Mind.

Herman Martin. an aged German
resident OF Fulton, ended his life at
the home. Of his son. Max Martin, at
that place some time yesterday. HIS
body was found hanging to small
tree in the rear of wash house at
his sons home, back Of the National
road, just east Of Fourth street. at
lis o'clock last evening. Coroner K.
G.. Hobbs after an informal investiga-
ton rendered a verdict Of suicide.
Worry over his wife's death last
December, fears for the welfare OF
two children in Germany and failing
health are believed to have driven him
10 self destruction.
The body was discovered by Harry
Huffman. a young man who lives in
the locality. One end of small rope
had been tied about the victims neck
and the other wrapped about small
limb scarcely higher than an average
sized mans head. Mr.. Martin had
evidently pitched forward and al
lowed himself to strangle to death.
Coroner Hobbs was summoned, and
with Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Carl G. Bachman. Sheriff Howard
Hastings and Deputies Phil Bachman
and ALI Clayton went to view the
body The inquiry was very brief.
Herman. Martin had been a resident
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Of this vicinity for a little more than
twelve years, coming here directly
upon his arrival from Germany with
a part of his family. Until his wife
died on December 81. 1916, he fol
lowed his trade as glass worker.
Since then he has been living retired
life, and has been in poor health. He
was born in Werdau, Kingdom Saxon.
Germany, April, Is, 1S4S. He would
have been 70 years old his next birth
day.
He Is survived by two sons living
here and one son and a daughter IN
Germany. The children here are
Adolph Martin, of North Fulton, and
Max Martin. with whom he lived,
The children in Germany are Paul
Martin and Mrs. Flora Lipphardt.
One daughter died recently in Ger
many, leaving a family Of six mother
less children. and relatives here be-
lieve that their father may be serving
as a German soldier.
Funeral arrangements had not been
made last night, but the body OF Mr.,
Martin will be buried in Greenwood
cemetery beside that of his wife.
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SIDE TALKS
ny RUTH cAn1oH.
act PEOPLE TO WONDERING.

Molly and tho Cypic were talking
about 4 young man who has recently
bought a new car.
And what do you suppose. SAID
Molly, he told me the other night when
be took me out that he was beginning
10 get tired Of TT And he's only had 1t
two months. I can't understand IT.
What were you saying to him. said
the Cynic.
why. I don't know" said Molly. "lct
me GEE
weren't you telling him how crazy he
WAS over 1T or something like that
ghe Said Xe Loved It Like BABY.
"Wby. yes" said Molly. how did you
know? I was telling him that he loved
II like a baby. the way he washes 1t and
takes care Of It and almost pets it-but
how did you know
"Oh, I guessed" said the Cynlc L
knew YOU said something that embar-
raised him and he didn't know how TO
turn It off and snid that in hurry.
Tired Of It. your grandmother! Why he
fairly. lives in It. But that's the way
people do when they don't know just
, what to answer-they say things they
don't have any idea Of meaning. I've
leaenrd to charge UP lot Of the foolish
10 sheer nervousness.
Do you like the Cynic's diagnosis or
the casef
was much impressed with 1t.
A Key TO . Lot Of Queer Things.
It's a key that unlocks the meaning Of
a lot Of queer things people say.
And know It's q true key because l
. know that Is what often do myself
.,y things don't mean at all-Ha.
things. unworthy things. childish things.
meaningless things because 1 am en-
barrassed and feeling you've got to
speak up quickly. don't know any bet
/ ter habit than that Of deliberate speech.
Just Keep yourself Still.
When you don't know just what to
say. take hold Of yourself. and keep still
| until you DO know. TIL you have decided
what you want to say and selected the
words to express II IN.
When you haven't anything at all you
want to say-just say nothing ut all.
Smile laugh Gf you can laugh grace
fully. otherwise don't) look wise. Look
, as II you could say most interesting
things IL you cared to speak.
When people are sparing Of their
| words their words are apt to get a dis
proportionate weight. Like anything
| that is scarce. they become thereby
more precious. no matter what their In
trinsic value.
! You are always wondering what the
person who listens. smiles thoughtfully
and speaks in monosylllablcs, would say
| If he talked.
Take 4 leaf out Of his book. Get peo-
pie to wondering about you.
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:M'MECHEN

Miss Marie schaffer, Of Sixth street.:
left last evening for Buckeye Lake, %,
where she will spend a couple Of weeks
vacation. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mildred. lot
Eighth street. are the proud psrents!Sof
daughter. Il IS
Lone Star Lodge. No. 5. Pythian Sis.
tiers will hold its regular weekly bUSi.
ness meeting this evening In the lodge
quarters in the McMechen building. r
McMechen's chapter of the Au1eritAn
Red Cross held = business meeting list
evening In the quarters at Tenth 1nd
Marshall streets.
Miss Martha Cummins, Of NewaSk
O., Is the guest Of friends here. :tr :;
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sherrafdre3
Littleton. are visiting with relatives
here. 80
Rev Blair w. Roberts. pastor Of the,
First II. E. church. will preach at the
union open-air services to be held Sun,
day evening at the playground.
Miss Martha Shaw. cashier Of th6;
Red Star grocery. left yesterday 20
spend a two weeks vacation In the
east - i
3. w Roberts Of the NJ. E. church. e,
A. Bylcr Of the Church Of God. and
w. Fuller. Jr.. Of the Christian ehurnl6
will bring their very successful ;uAl
open-air meetings to 4 Close nsxt
day evenint.
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1AnWood Pa1Ho1AlS.

Miss Gladys Bell Of Main street. -
seriously i'll with the quincy. u:
Nell Muldrew Of Water street. Was
removed to the Ohio Valley GeneraI hos:
pital yesterday where no will undergo
an operation today. = I
Misses Alice Coleman and Nsriel:
Specht. and Herman specht win spend.
Sunday at Pittsburgh. ~
Mrs. Jesse Whalen and son Paul Of
McMechen. are spending 4 few dA5Hs
with Miss Florence Deegau OF Main
street. -: +:
Mrs. Lena Niedermeyer Of Boggs
avenue, is improving after HI iiln6an.
John Niedermeyer. ST.. Of 8ogES avo-
nue., will leave tomorrow. in his Over;
land touring car for . trip through the
Cumberland mountains to the home Of
relatives. -,
Miss Marie Deegan Of Gfafton. 6rrs;
rived in this city yesterday 70 s3snd.
few days with Miss Florence DsaGtn$
OF Main street. y ~
George Morninrstar Of Water street
is expected home today from . Walt
with Pittsburgh relatives. !
Miss Ruth Smith of Marshall street.
il improving after m illness.
Mrs. Eliza Eft Of South AafohA1t
street, Is = Shadyside visitor. -.
Mrs. Leo f1lCkQku A&lo OOu oGAoAs1S1
Of Main street. have returned home
after visiting friends and relatives 6t;
New Martinsville.
Mrs. 8. Thompson Of South KafsaAll.
street, who is threatened With typhoid:
fever, was removed to the Glendale
hospital yesterday. &
John Hardy who injured his feot O..
few days ago At the Wheeling Steel
and Iron works. ID able TO b about
John Dettor. who was injured some
time ago ut the Wheeling Steel and
Iron works, Is improving nicely. 4
Miss Edna Cafthre Of South AArshall
street. is visiting in tho cast.
John Rock Of Toledo. o., u Waiting
NJ. ]. Moran Of Water street.
Miss Sue Manhood Of Water street, r.
recovering from an illness:
Miss FIoretta Lewis Of South Mar
shall street, il improving after IN Ill.
ness. =
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About People
Movements Of individuals TO
and From the City.
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mcclure
Andy Clark. Littlcton: L. c. Allen
man. Jane Lew; A. V. Higgs, Parkcrs'
burg: John c. Shaw. West Liberty: a
C. Bruhl. GAINESVILLE; Chas. NJ. McCary
Fairmont.
Windsor
Edythc Martin, Sistcrsville: Jas. P
Turney. Clarksburg; ]. B. Walters
Scotdalc; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Aiken. Ra-
VIENNA: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Snodgrass
New Martinsville: B. F. Poe. wife and
son, Grafton; Miss Matte Miller, Graf
ton.
Stamm--
Mrs. John Norman. Parkersburg: W.
E. Emerson, Barncsvillc; Frank r
Cook. Maud; n. Salisbury Sislersville
Rogers
c. f. Emerson. Newbury; w. A.
Written & wife Sistersvi!le: VIM. Il.
Anderson & wife. Margaret. John L.,
VIM. r. Jr. and Richard L. Anderson,
Portsmouth.
George Hanes, conductor on the Ray
land division Of the Wheeling Traction
company. is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City.
Miss Zcta Marshall OF Johnstown is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. JAS McCaulIr,
Of North Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ]. Shafer and family
were visitors in the city yestorday.
They rcturnd TO their home in Cincin-
natl today.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Hallet Of Co.
lumbus, are spending a vacation with
friends In Moundsville and this city.
Mr. Hallet was formerly we'll known
local printer. being employed in the
News composing room. About eight
years ngo he removed to Columbus. and
is now employed by the Ohio State Uni
vcrslty.
George McCulley Of Sistcrsville. was
visiting friends here yesterday and lert
last evening over the Baltimore and
lantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Osburn left last
evening for Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Rogers OF stcubenvtlle.
left yesterday for Atlantic City. fol-
lowing a brief visit with friends in
Wheeling.
Mrs. John G. Lukens and son. john.
OF North Front street. were among the
Wheeling people who left yesterday for
Atlantic City.
Thomas Nick. Cummins returned yes
terday from Parkersburg. where he par
tcIpated in the patriotic state tennis
tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl o. Schmidt re.
turned to the city yesterday from a
wedding trip, and are stopping at the
Mcclure hotel. Mrs. Schmidt was for
merly Miss Elizabeth Paxton.
Harry H. Hale. Of Grafton. West. Va.
Is spending g few days In this city at
the home Of his brother. Joseph B. Hale,
OF North Market street.
~ a
pastor Of an English Lutheran church
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WARWOOD
Glass; Party.

Last evening. at her home on TWEEN
tieth street. Miss Sara Gooch was hos.-
ess TO her Sunday school class OF the
Warwood Christian church. During the
.eardier part Of the evening matters con-
corning the class were discussed. and a
delightful luncheon brought the meet
ing TO q close. Those in the party In
Guided only the members Of the class
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Laymsu's Union Meeting.

A laymens union meeting will be
held In the NJ. E. church IN Warwood
Sunday September 2nd.
The program will be as follows:
Hymn.
Scripture Reading .....George Bruhn
Anthem The Church in the Wildwood
Invocation ............. Harry Smith
Hymn.
The Church Work In the Community
MISUNDERSTANDING. c. Leonhart
Anthem: Were You There. ......
.....-..--.......... Male Chorus
The Layman's Work In the Church
W. B. Mckee
Unity in Church Work .........
.... Charles F. Schultze
Solo John A. Moore
Loyalty to Ones Church. Guy Pryor
Anthem: Tho Wayside Cross.
). L. moore
Church Finances ........J. S. Johnson
Hymn.
Benediction Harry Smith
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Inquest To-day.

The jury impanclled by Coroner Nc
Combs for inquiry into the death Of Ed
ward Flanagan. who was found dead
in the river near the ferry landlnR
Monday morning, will meet to render
verdict at the undertaking rooms OF
coocy- Bentz. this afternoon at 400
o'clock.
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Officer D. L. Poole has been notified
by the residents Of Warwood that
thieves have been seen in all parts OF
the town. and four deputies have been
pu, on the trail of these suspicious
characters. who, no doubt will soon be
in the clutches Of the law.
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Indoor Garden Party.


The garden party planned by the
Daughters OF Isabelle. honoring tho
boys who will leave for various train-
ing camps. which was to have been held
in the Cathedral High school yard las:
evening. on account OF weather condi-
lions was held in tho Carroll club din
ing room.
A very interesting program Of pa
triotic nature was greatly enjoyed and
refreshments unusually delicious was
dispensed during the evening.
Members Of the C. II. S. had charge
Of the fish pond, which Is ever very
alluring. and tho committee in their
earnest endeavor made the affair quite
the success It Wis. Misses Regina Ro-
brecht and Katherine Farley were tie
chairmen. assisted BY Mrs. w. P. Lear
Mrs. B. J. Fisher and Miss Minetta Mil
Ter.
The proceeds vii DO used in purchas-
ing Red Cross supplies.
Sewing Partx.
Mrs. Walter Mcclure had a few
friends TO enjoy sewing yesterday ait
crnoon. The pleasant affair was
planned for several visitors. a dainty
luncheon was the concluding delight.
oberdick-Huch.
On Wednesday evening In the Cattle
dral residence. at s o'clock the Very
Rev. 0. II. Moyc. V. G.. united In mar
riagc Miss Anna HUGH and Mr.. George
Oberdick with the intimate friends IN
attendance.
Immediately following the wedding
Mr.. Oberdick and his bride left for an
eastern motor trip. Upon their return
they will reside at Leathcrwood.
Party for Children.
Miss Sarah Gooch entertained
merry group OF children last evening
which included the members OF hof
Sunday school class.
Games delightful to childish fancy
" ere arranged and the delicious lunch
con served closed the evenings rirth.
The guests we're:
Misses
Eleanor Steber Roberta Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell Mary Elizabeth
Naomi Ford Wclshuns
Helen Coftry ImoEcne Buzzard
Mn5torH
Charles Ray Frank ktndclberger
Robert Elrtels Roy Mitchell
Roth Reed Carl Wiles
Wilburt Marsh
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lis GtfFt RAFtY.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Steumeyer Of North
Water street. entertained 4 number OF
children last evening in honor OF the
first birthday anniversary Of their son.
Enc. Jr. Juvenile games. music and
dainty refreshments were the features
Ut tic charming event.
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, citation. was in Warwood yesterday in
the interest Of the Fairgrounds here.
Quite a few games were taught the
youngsters. and all were learned rapid.
ly. Mr.. Hyde comes to Warwood each
Thursday, and the little tots anxiously
await his return.
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WILL Hnt raach Hars,

Many students will be disappointed
when they read that Miss Lucie HOOD:
for number of years instructor Of
English at Union high school. will be
a member Of the faculty Of the Tria-
delphia district high school this COM
ing school year, instead Of in BenWood
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Thomas Ewing and family. who have
been residing in South Warwood for
the past few months. have removed to
their newly built home on Twentieth
street and Warwood avenue.
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Red Cross HAy.

This afternoon and evening Arch
Morris. manager Of the Benwood theatre
will show THE Birth Of Patriotism
a strong war drama. for the beneft OF
the local branch of the Red Cross or.
ganiZation.
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are very proud Of the fact and less5
no time in telling those who have not!
already become acquainted with the.
news, that their son Frank, and ais WIFE
were made very happy when little Etrl
cane to them Wednesday evening. and
that their daughter. Esther, the vile
of Walter Huss Of BoEEs Run. GAv8
birth to q son yesterday morning. - :.
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BENWOOD
HLn Alarm.

The rain Of yesterday caused the hre'
men much trouble with the fire line. A
number Of false alarms we're rung IN
from box No. a., at Fourth and Main
street.
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Xsd Gross woFt,

The ladies Of the Benwood branch
OF the Red Cross society made much
progress sewing at room ;. Of the Cen
ter Benvood school houee last evening.
number Of wooden shirts arc about
coupletcd
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peopie enjoyed a marshmallow toast
at Braillytown, near Boggs .Run. A
Jolly hike from the home Of Miss Flor
cnce DceEan preceded It,
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~o Nor. aranAohiIArap.

Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Mahood 1re
being congratulated upon the arrival Of
a boy and = girl who will soon call
them Grandpa and Grandma" They
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Hundn Party,

Last evening the Unity Review;
Ladies' Of the Maccabees, held an
euchre party at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Smith on Water street An old time
luncheon was served 1T = seasonahlsl
hour,
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Mr.. HYDE 1t Fairgrounds.
W. Francis Hyde. formerly connected
with the Wheeling Fairgrounds Asso-
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To Honor Soldier RoYs.

TO Honor SOIdlef bOyb,
In honor of the selected members Of
the Carroll club who will leave shortly
for military training camps an enter
tainment will be given this evening in
the Carroll club auditorium under the
auspices of the Wheeling council of the
knights of Columbus. The entertain
ment will include addresses from prom
incnt men. while 4 delightful musical
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MPL|MENTARY
To GUARD5|NEN
NATIONAL GUARDS AND OFFICERS
AT CAMP FORT HENRY
HONOR GUESTS.
At Dance To BE Given Saturday Eve.
ming In Fair Grounds Pavilion
Country Club Dinner Dance.


Plans are being perfected for a dance
TO be given Sa' Lrday evening at the
pavilion, State Fair grounds. compll-
mentary to the officers and members
of the First regiment. West Virginia
National Guards, WI have been en-
camped the past sc.eral months Ct
Camp Fort Henry. on the fair grounds
The affair is being planned by several
women who are active in behalf Of the
Wheeling Chapter. Red Cross. as an
honor to the boys before they leave
for Hattesburg. Miss
Many prominent Wheeling women
have been asked 10 act as chaperones.
and admlttance will be by invitation.
The chaperons and young ladies who
reside in the city proper are 10 meet at
Red Cross headquarters between and
T:30 Saturday evening. while the Island
women will meet at the home Of Mrs. j.
a. Mcconnell. No. Coz South Front
street. They will go in one party TO
the pavilion.
Chairmen Of the various committees
were announced yesterday as follows:
General committee Miss Elizabeth
Higgins: assistant, Mrs. VIM. II. Hare.
ArranGements-Mrs. Julian Hearne.
Ice cream-Miss Helen Jacobus.
Music-Rupertha Blum.
Cake-Miss Gertrude Garden.
The following ladies have been nam
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program has been arranged. which will
be followed with a dinner and closed
with dancing.
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In 1851 the breech-loaAing
demonstrated