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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-20
Library Notice.

The Public Library. acknowledges me
receipt of check Tor $500 from Mr.
McHenry Howard.
NETTIE THRAsHER. Librarian.
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CONSTABLES VIOLATE
SPIRIT OF ROAD LAW
Prosecuting hNr''ry Mckee 'rtlmnt:'
acW- UN't.r. Mny ~ Removed
Tor cernIcIpu- Prosecution

rrnrcruiiuG Attorney w. A Mckee
rrptnrdny had called To hiR attention
tho fnct TINT certain cunstnbles In
Ohio county nrc RrrcEting drivers oil
automobiles for violations Of the new
state road law that nrc merely tcChni-'
cal. apparently for personal gain IN tho
matter OF collection Of revenue from
tho drivers. Tho prosecutor lntimated
That unless the coustnhlcs In question
cease such prnCtiCe he will take steps
10 have them removed from office.
Arrests have been made by con-
stables, the prosecutor liz advised. IN
cnses where drivers have with them
receipts showing that they have paid
the state liCensc fees. bni who have
mot vel received their license Tags.
Other instances are those In which
drlvurn coming Trnm places WhrTS Tie
iihn ar hchillahIs In forbidden ara ar
fnnind I"T driving without ilghia,
rrnnen,Itnr MGi,"n n"nfniInd by tula,
phone win A. - Williams, GhuiriHan
at ~" wet Virginia hini" Highway
.n,iiulaaInu, asil hn""iIuiu"I hIim MIA
thai n in iha r,ir,,n" ~ ~" ""IbWtlsi
MIN "ulr H. nab" p'""""u'irns iDl
~IITuI ylnjniIunn ~ ~" I"nd Inv, ana
d." p,onnduIu InI'uni"d nliunRIv that
ruunlnbl"u mnhImg nunh n,inrin ~
moro l""hyuIrsl vl"InIlunr viii hn -
,nuvod fr"m nffl"n " thrJ du not CeasO
lhoIr Dci,iiHriour iRUll0u.
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Al, ut.d aI,m r. N"Ii".. 81 mia.
u...S". have .,t'',""'i "IIs. si"''Ii"u
a.,.,."I .i.,. ,vIiL I.i""I., /" I'Iitshn.n IL
~ :. I"Di, 'i..,u- iI""d ! Ii.".
".,d " ~ Ii""I all 81 InI', r'""" ~"'"
.,II,,- IL ~, ,r'rm',s hl.''I"'- t>"i-,
h"y
~ u"""l" 81 r"l'"". ~h" ~-"
.i,.n"Ir hu,n"d rsI,II" ~ ~",.h ~ No
- h",Llur MhL 3, t"""d,v ""'"l"ur
I"r"i"r. T." I'"r'""l"r
Mr-r," ri"i"II" "uL NH""r IT. -unrn
81 Ito" M", a." vl"Ill"R ,"l"lIv"r H.
Ii"r"r"i"wm, Nit.
I,vtn i'"hu"I,l"' "r rnit"rn"". I.
rrrudluu hIr vr""II,,u ~ How rhIInd"i
rIl". -
W. y. rorIr "f ArhI"ud. .. WON az
elm l!Invr l,uuIu"rr rnllcr y"rirrdnr.
Arr EIain hrlunu. Of Martina T"rry
Mrn tuck M"Hl"ur. "f Elm Grove. n
rIIahIIv III NJ h"r h"m".
ia whiting It I"urlr In Elm Grnvo.
q r. NIy"rr IT IIiinhurEh. WIN "
Elm Grow" yrrtrrdny trnnnncrInR bus
in"HH.
John WlhrIm. or Nj Loon. wan IN
Elm t!ruvo rnIIrr yrrtcr,luy.
william I'nitrrHnn. "r bnIlnH. waN
nlan Ia Elm Grove yr"tcrlny.
rho IIuyH' Iticycln club. az tho PIKE
section, held their regular meeting IL
tho Lnarlurul of The Vance MCmurld
church at WuuhHdHIc Inst evening"
pr. aud Mrs II. NJ I'cdlcurd and aoI
Scot. Of Elm Grove. have returned after
npruding aumn iiInn at Hickory. Pa
They uadn Tho trip In ihrir machine.
John nrrring nnd ruu MuN. nr Grnf.
ton, ara The sucaIs IT iolnIlVrn In fIn
Grove.
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DRUGGISTS !
KEPT BUSY.
r."pI. Ev"'Ywh.'. A." Fn'h". 70 10
Over "Hsu,tnns r,ssr,l ptlIn ~"

IIunhruhu VI bnttlnr NJ "hnHitUrf
r,nsr,lpllpm 10" nro being H0|d ana
,Irrggluiu my thin II to" grrntcHi rem
r,Iy hey hive over huHdlnh. En great
u demand Tor u m"dIcIn" has SONS
pnnd rnnutp back " u, mud IN thS
emo uf "Nru,rUnn TrrHcrlp'lnh ~ tho
rrupun Nv It's wonder working curative
power IN all forum nf rheumatic m.
Inilninmpiury. Muncu|nr md HnlaVo
IlhrunnilHn nrc quickly HUbdurd, thn
pnInn of Neuralgia nrr mniHnrh,
nwUIlrn joints md painful InusclnH dl''
appear, tho blood in purified md the
Ernrru hrnlih improved when "NCu.
tronc PrnrrrIpllon 90" In used.
ThIn rurcrnnfuI prcrGrIp'lon IN mo
tried remedy Of u famous nDoGlAIIst
unnd Ia hin practice for yrnrn.
10 place thin "Nnutronr Ir1Hcrip'
ton %" within rnnCh 1f all tho Drics
hnn bcrn nxod nj b0G md 90 ina
bnItln A short IrInl will show r.
nuIlr convincing Ia tho most hkuDii'
cnl. Got bnIIlr lodDY md rny good
bye Ithcumhiinm,
g. 10. Orient ~ Co, Whaling, w.
Va. and leading hrmgHInln nvnry who're,
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draft BOARD At BEL[A|RE
ACCEPTS. 81 MEN FOR ARMY

,Inn w r'InII nhnhV"Ihr
i..L uIIvn, t'IIit"- n"ii""a
r.I., a lt.h,"u,,u, u y l. n"ll"h".
10" rir"n. U"ii"U"
tIItin,i fiunw"ltn, ii"IlrI'n
ktlk" Mud. Il"ll"lI". II
UIrh tiunh fi"H.
HIrh MuIl"rirh rIr"f"
pru,"I""" I.'unl'nt'l". Il"llrlre
tnII - Iullu"mn, Il"IInIrr.
Jnr"l, ~ i"uE. II"II"Ir". Il
Mntih"w IEh .IrhuauII. Iirllnlro.
thnn n,hrurdrI. tn""lHhIIG.
rhuu IT,. M"'". lhllni'", n
I.,unnrI Wnlr"u. E"n N
joni Xrnn. Ii"llnIrr.
VIM. iIr"nr. HhnhVnlhc. /
hIfrcd g. H'"hd. Ii"lI"ir~.
WnnIl ICnrlnnluv. Dillion li"li"m.
IIarnld %. lIrrhmirr. IInlinlrn.
MnnInpIun r:rIunuuurllr, IirllnIrn.
IIoruari IIoIIhnmIu"r. Nnn.
I.nwrnnro IL. Mrhlllnlri, lIrllnlrn.
cart ~. clair MurHnn. lIellhlTn.
I'uIry q. I'hlunr. lI"llniTr
I.unnr1o Dnii"Hn, linIluIi",
Milo Itnror. hhndynIhn, 4
can Conway. Iinil"tIo.
Hhh ViDuir. It"Ilnlrn.
Ilubn,I NJ A,n"ihr linIluiIo
hdUlph It"pl"y I|"If
iLurhIInnnInu" -" I,t"n, hhnIy"lhn.
Hobart htnhi"I. n"lI"lTn,
Jmhu A ti"hr,, ~ H. i"llsli",
i",r"n Mu,uitY. n"ii"i'"
I.." I."GrhP I"il"i,"
HAY 80 - n,'Iu"p, ~. - q. nSlinl'a
Jnhn % hIlL"u n"ll"b",
I"hn rn~"," t"ilni'" ,
Inurn W"Hu"it i"ll"b".
slab NJ n"Ut"h ti"ll"h" n
Tnunn H MrM"ltuu, i'"ll"I'",
JunnrI, t',""k. Hhrdyr'h".
tIuI-rpp~ InVlnll". il"llnIr".
Prank Nr"rr. H'-"l".
hugunI hr"I"hnurty N"H,
knIun, Wl"n"k, H. ~ !. IlnlInlrn.
I,naIar Vpndyno. hllndunla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
Ut or mr. MEN ErNMIttED MN
pirYutGRIIT UHrlI
Eranplinn CIriun. Illuminating '"p
Rro W.T. 10 Ito rnna"d Upun

'
Rto WIT 10 ITO FnnH"d Upun-
emo hundred nu1 oIphtyrlvo H"l"Ci"h
t"plrIrnIIin w"t" rr"nrin"h m !" lh"I'
rI,ynIrnI TlIn,-,r for military r"rvl'r by
,hr lu"nI rmrw,"rlplItH board Tor I'lH
rrlrl Hn > ur IIrImunl county NJ Hell.
InIrr yonirrtlny or thin nunh"r. TOD
filed exemption clnlmH, ~ wei" 70
IrrIrd fur phynicpl unflIn"nn. nnh 6l
uurprd tho rEnmlnmIIunH nnh Tinlnrn
ma rsrIuuII,nI from nrlrrllv" n"fvlcn
Thr hnnrd limit might announced only
ihr III pnnrlnE Tho i"n'r without fllnE
II clnlm nm hnvlnE boon ncnnp'"u Tor
llir army
Thr rknmlnnlIuIH Tor DlrIricl Mo. y
or Iirmnnt county "pnhnd at "lEh'
urIuCh YrnIuTihY morning la ihn nIul'
iurIum uf tho city building at llnllhlI".
Tho hoard worked tr"m that hour un-
M fuur im Tho Hfi"rIIonn, hl"pplnE nh
Iuuu IuJ lunch and recreation.
Tho ronncIlpII"n hnnid f"r thin din
I,lu Ia cuunpunod ur Attorney c""h
unuruid. A ! Ii"rl'"nEh. william
timlIh anh IL. william hnl"or Nj
linIll, iupiuroiiin the lnh" in"rI"
.Thr bnii yrnIr'haY had nIn" Va" "n
urI,u.n al III, ! - Mrt'lollnnd. ~. ~.
Mech and ~ Iini'p
uuutl,or u ID" ns"mUll"n "lnIinh
rIlrl rorn modo by Iiollnlrn p""p'"
wln nro already la Tho Hnrri"o OF Ia"
Ilulloh Hioion
Tho e. mon nh" pnnHod Tho "'n"i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
TOURISTS HERE
Many PARTIES Pass Through City Yes
terday--Roads In Muddy Condition

The several touring parties passing
through tho city yesterday report that
tho roads are III ii had condition after
The severe sIorma ur Munduy. The
radius nI the storm was iinl teLY Wide.
,uppaIGntlS. ana Tho roads al" la Ian ~
Euuu rundlIin lon ouialdr ar thai
MI and MIS- t'hnn - l"Ih a." I''"i
luE from Iholi h'hnG Ia Elrln. Ut Ia
,.oInin la Il.U .unI NJ, nItl NIn li"'.h
.nInlde" I"""n. 81 ~ '",h' III a."
iunhbls Ia" Iir I" "a" 'i'""' i"h"" Ia
IhaII "a, I'iu l'"'n "l'I"'hnH Va
Atlantis t'ily "nh ''i'r" !" h''i"r ''"'i'
lev - = ii,.'.hIln nun " i'"'I" 81 ll'''"
urv",aI i,n,Ii"u p"''"'l lhi"n'rh IL" ~ =
emily v"ri,,'lnY returning \" 'h"lI
h,,iuru IN bhin f,",n ilr' -"uni
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RgSK JUST ONE CENT

srud no money. JuAt your name ana
- ddr,., on a Iurtal TuTd. Soy: 1DoAr
Snm Kat1: flouue toll mo how You
',,rra y0ur cntnrrh and all nbnut your
III day guarantees" 1'haI's ell YOU he"n
,',ita Ia v,u VIII. complete i"foTInG To-
tl,n ,Thntri at .nua j." n"t delay
frnA runt.l a4,a al ~! /" 49, Isiiff'
,nJ '. Hunt utah 81 IA, "i;o tia
r..r ".ii ,",, L"vs """sa f"t "
:. ....:..i.i Treatment 'i.-' -" Il" '"'
. ..Lt II | .n ,'..r fus
nAm iAtt. r""". - W 4n,
mum i.iI.u- ~. ,.hi"-n" ~
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d.unrur,ioo In Good 7 q DaVa

nv rr,,,,h war nIihy nn,I loo Itg"iu"
u r,r,l, ~" ~. u huIl"d nv mind ~
uu,I,rn,In"d my h"rlIh "nd wn" w"st
cuInU NY Will Tho hRwhlug, cough
Ing, rpiltIua rnnd" ~" "hnpTi"n" I" s'.
and my FOUL breath mud hlrHn"tInE
hnhItu undo OVEN my lnv"d onnr avoid
mo rrcrotlv. My delight In ITO "nn
duIIcd nnd my fnGmIII"" lrupa rod, l
know TINT IN tlmo II would hrinR m"
TO Nh unllmrly grave. h"cnunn nv"rY
mu1urnt Of tho day aud night II wRG
.i"wIr yet rmroly nnppInR NY vitality.
nut ! found II Ouro, aud I am ready
to tell you about 1t FllEh ana am
rcnAy 10 let you try IL for hftnnn dpyn
on my guarantees. Y"H m guarantee
#, and II you nro not mntIrncd I, wont
cn.i van one cent Write mo promptly.
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TI,r uI'ul. "u"l ""'l"r ~ ~" ''''''''F
-'l",'d 81 ~" "''"' '''f ''''''
.I,,t,. IL 81 Ii""t,... ." l"I"i WV" h"II 80"
,r,huI ~ tllnI u'.I" Gt"i' u" ''' "
rntI 81 ~, duy gus 'uUrf"d icy '"'h
lam Ihr rururIudrr 81 Ihr hnr WI" Il"h"
ruIIv ,nIuYrd A lnTEr uu'ul'"r "I III"
,nuur I,uurlr nIh Ih"lr unr"n'" w"I"
,,.nrul mud ia" nihI"II" "r"UlH hn'l
ynrurr w"r" rnI"Y"h hv NIL d"i'rl"h"
h,tLr ~ dIuutr wuu mrv"'l. nml "v"rr
l,nJ, did IuQIirr To tn" R""h things "rt
rTnr~ them.
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@gvVNVSA\1S~sUsVA -
MlIkIon SuCisty MaotlnR-

The r"Rumr meeting al w" '""""
IT"mi" nuh Foreign Ml"'i"hhfy H'"''s
uT TIM. FirH At T.. church of Elm Hr"V~
will lao held ihIH AFTERNOON at III" l"I''
,r Mr. Wtlfr"h WintrrH of l'hlt"rS"h'
'rhr rrrIiIur hInin"ss hrHnl"n VIII hn
,urri,L ont. followed by social tine.
All IN, ,nrInl,Ia are requested Ia ho
uTcAHni.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Tho houHckccper who has little
apacc TO gIvn 10 bulky sowing ma
chino will rcJOIco in ono that can ba
act upon shelf when not in use. This
machine, electrically operated. may be
placed on n table and connected with
any electric light rocket.
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Elm Grove OOunOil Tonight.

Tho Elm tiruNn c"un'll nneis t"nlshI
Ia Iuspunnu Ia II call by Mayor Camp
bulI The nrn h"ni Isnuu nsBIcHnI litG
81. 6un 10 ,iU uaIn t"ri" I"t iIsGns.
sion Al m"U.l.eIs asa requested 1" lee
ItGsGut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

No InI.I,,IInI' injecting 81 ia" i""'h
.rI,. ,Ltl,,In md the i'n'h"i"' training
rinnn uI ih', lil,Ir" l'T''u'rl'r I"n !i""h"y
n,i,"I w., beta I"tI .nlHhl IL III" 'hI''h
!t,uIn! I,,I,u,l w"Ih w"u tI't ut"lu i"rl'
~ Ils,Ut,iuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Probably II half dozen mon examiner
by physIcInns for tho city conscription
board yerinrday were directed TO rnlurn
TO I.insly inHtliuin this morning. IL whh
discovered that The physicians had not
completed tho reports on tho physical
condition or these men. and tho only
way Ia determine if they paused az not
wan to recall them FOR another eaanina-
lluu.
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rim city cnnrrrIr,ion hnnrh will no,
,rrko my attempt I" net ur"n rInIfh"
for exemption until utter tho phyHinHi
rwnmInatInnn hnvr boon completed ana
tho reports aligned Ivy tn" physlci"nH ma
checked up. n wilt hc homo iima FRI
day hcfnro tho hoard sits tn begin con-
pIdoratlun Of the exemption claims.
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Trladslphin W. q. A. O-'r.

Tho ncwIy urgnniz"d TrIadcIphla ball
,rnn VIII clash with III" Htrung Dol
laIr~ G.. a. ca Saturday afternoon mt
TIA" Philadelphia diamond. Tho iiallnirc
tenn hna boon going strong this senn"b
nud na Philadelphia hna not played mnnA'
guinea This araaOu. ihn outcome is Ia
lJJht
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,r,.t /" 80. im-,' - r.ii'..' i-' ---"''
rIIn .,I ',I."..GtnpI "'"'T'" ~ '"l""
,r. ~ It,. t.i.L. 49,. Ir,"l-h,h ~ No.
t,,-n "mI ,I,r rr,,," T." i,"lh y, ~"
rr.u,,I. r-.Irr h"r r,",'"''r admitting -"
I, ~
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Thr I'rupiIn'" nf N"i"rru". Tent '1".
T. viii rr,"t II, linnh'T hnll r,lm drove.
Friday "rruluH ~ u'"luch MI III"
rurinh"ra are r"uurpi"n to 10 present.
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Pru"rcm'lnE Attorney u. A. hckae.
hr-istnm rruu"cutnr Cnrl q. IlarhmAn.
Ilcri E. PhIliIpH Rnd other notary pun
Hes ynrtcrdny volunteered their H"rv'css
rrcn TO cortify tho affItInviia Of mon
who havo good grounds for claiming sx-
omption. Heportr that cnrtain notartas
wnro charging o1orbitnnt fonH for such
rcrvico nro boinK investigated by the
DrOsrcutOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

rrf piun, iip viii .i"ini "."nptihh, INV
nUn,t h"r"nn" "r the 'i"t'"Hl"'I"y ~ W.
I. If. ana .iIIdimn ir. h",A"hOaI Is"hen
In,i fn,,, lie va - t."lnn ~ v""t1 ~ $50
"n .~nInIr"ii..n L-Y ~" """'h"I ~es
drawn uinIh ~ l"n ~" ""l""ilsa h"ts'fs
Il, VI un was ,undo ~ WaahIUR t"hI
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Iodi-r ~ VhrrIIun "hnp'"r. hm"rl""n
nrd fr"rr. v"uinr'I"r -"rr"h lu""h va
I,r, rrnrn 81 ,uf,rn "r NOV VIII" v"f"
,vuIiiur for IhcIr Iurur Ia nrponr bnf"r"
Ihr drnfi hnnrln whom To" NOON hour
nrrIvoh A. un 'rurrlnv. Tho lun"h was
rrnpnrn1 Iu tho kllchru ~ ~. Matthew
FpInCunnI church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

IInrry J. I.uI1. No. RIG M"FoIlnch
rfront who wnr drafted Nv Tho nrni call
yrntrrdnr hrruvrrnd that II" wnn MOI
within tho draft M" limit. Ifn Ia pRH'
~ ycnrn Of MO. On roEin'rnilnn hny II"
wnr under tho imprcHrI"n that no waH
not yet u yrHrH nld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Dr. J. u. Mnrarhncr. ono or tho county
phyaIcInnn. ~ among I'll" wheeling mon
who qualified phyaLcnlly for military
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

PrnHecniinK Attorney d. A. hck4S
spends practically all Of HIS tlme oach
day al the criminal courtroom. rsadv 10
servo tho government IN advising iha
draft hoard Ia Cnrub whGTG exemption "
rinin,ch. cay h"llGIl"r N, }. Cullinan
" ~ ,suGasuI lhs government kEfore
lhD rity dr4u imIII wi.sn II EanvGHsA
E'.Iday 4" r"iinI.IE. Ilte .-rniIii Ian ,ciAIUIA
Lea a.. Ia. I.I ~ -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Having E"ti"u tn machinery I" WORN
cIurk lIkc yrHt"rhny, tho city hr"ft h'"ru
cspnrtR to complete liz examination ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Charles Miller. al Italian VIII" has
nat iahuu uui Iis nIsI n"pein was CO
snutLcl Icy Iha 'iil" "'unlv iiar h"si,
yGni..Inv IiIi'iIIns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
SIDEuCHTS OF THE DRAFT .+4;,;,

77B mon from among whom II In OK
pr ctcd To nolocL WhcclinE'H quota OF tho
now national army. on HGhcdulo iimo to-
morrow afternoon. When regulations
woro iHn,ed requiring that tho examine
lions DO finished IN ihroe days. ID looked
like an imposnIbility. bur through tho
weeks or Htudy devoted by Judge Hon
ecker und Captain Fruhmo and tho Hys-
ism Of examination by aluhdn super
vinod by DT. Wilson, tho examinations
Will bo finished Ihis cVGnins. Ana
Iieru's 40 dnuhtlnB ihe furi that every
IrLu board uIsinbsr phyalClnn and clerk
ulii u. fI.s e." uhnIii iE.i II has hesn
II.s ,I,"ui AZ :n,i"na iLIGs dayn IhsV SSsf
:. s.II Ih."iIsi
IIi. ..uy d. - L"..d i'.. ..''i Sst hs%"
.,II- -. dssDi. .n.-i. .ti.iiI.. 1" ~" I''-'
81 -..,,ih.,, i.n... .-ri'.,.tt"- 500"
nt-.L- 49, h-I". ,ii.,l.iit.isd -"h "t'rIl
.-iI...- ,-m-I a.L ~ ~" ,,'lt"'s "''i". ~
tuH,. t,.r ~. tI,,".,..-, n,' ".-t"- -
II,- ,n-i, -iI-,,,Iiur IL- -"-r''"- ir'"-. Ne
,I.-u h,,-.H h-- u"i r-i h"i ll"t" !" ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Five negroes nrn among tho men
found physically iiL for army service Ia
Wheeling. Three were pnsscd Tuesday
and two yesterday. Not u one OF thsu
claimed exemption. =
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03

and the behavior of the rivers from
which the supply is to be derived.
The Hydrologic reports issued each
year by the survey affords any en-
gineer the means of examining and
adjusting to his needs the data col
lected, and will undoubtedly be of
great value iii the future Industrial
development Of the southern states.
Determinations of the rate Of flow
Of water are essential to the most
complete utilization of the power Of
a stream. Computed at any reason
able value per horsepower. the unde-
veloped power of these streams is an
Important industrial asset. In oper-
ating the power plants already con-
structed and in financing and build
ing those that are yet to be built
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03
Located on First North Street; To
BE Managed by John A. Larsen
and A. j. Clark.

Logan now boasts Of another man
ufacturing plant in an up-to-date bot
Ting works which is located on First
North street, owned and managed by
John A. Larsen and A. j. Clark.
These gentlemen bought out the
Crystal Bottling and Manufacturing
plant in Ogden and have their equip
ment in place to begin the season
with a complete stock of deliciously
favored sodas.
Mr.. Larsen is an experienced man
in this line, having worked seven
years at the bottling trade, and also
has had experience in the retail trade
having managed confectionery bus
mess for a couple of years. The new
bottling works is to be known as the
Crystal Bottling Company. The fac
tory on First North street is modern
ly equipped throughout. A new car
bonator Is part of the factory equip
ment. The Crystal Bottling company
boasts of a large crown bother. a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03
Study of Drainage
Systems of South
Atlantic Coast

The results of Investigations of
the surface water supply OF the drain
age basins of the South Atlantic
coast and the eastern part of the
Gulf of Mexico in 1914 have Just
been published by the United States
geological survey, department of the
Interior. as Water-Supply Paper 3S2.
This report was compiled by Engin-
GERS Guy c. Stevens and Warren E.
Hall.
This paper gives lists of daily.
monthly, and yearly discharge meas
urments and tables and daily gage
heights and run-off in 1912 In Vir-
ginia. the Carolinas, Georgia, Ala
bama, and Mississippi. 1t states the
location OF current-meter stations,
shows the conditions that may affect
the constancy OF the relation of gage
height to discharge, including such
features as ice, logging, shifting
channels, and backwater, and gives
information regarding diversions
which decrease the total flow at the
section measured. In the execution
OF the work many private and state
organizations have co-operated, eth.
er by furnishing information or by
assisting In collecting It.
Projects for providing water foi
domestic supply, for irrigation, and
for generating power for factories
can not be designed intelllgently
without the knowledge of the flow
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03
new BOTTL|NG WORKS

large bottle soaker and a heating
plant. In fact all the equipment nee
essary for turning out first class
quality soda is had by the new COM
pany. Mr.. Larsen, who will manage
the new concern says his company
has large auto truck, and will sell
its soda waters in all towns through
out the valley as we'll as Box Elder
county. A carload of bottles are on
the floor of the plant ready to be
filled with sodas from the large. san
itary flavoring room, now well
stocked with fresh supply of fruits
and syrups. 1t is safe to say that
the retail soda dealers will welcome
the Crystal Bottling Works in our
midst as it will now make 1t con-
venient to carry full line of bottled
soda water without sending away for
It. We wish the new soda factory
all the success that their efforts de-
serve.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03
These Merchants and Business Men of Logan Endorse
Logan Republican Community Building Campaigns

Shamhart- Christiansep
The Bluebird.
Murdoch Candy Company.
The American Steam Laundry.
Lundstrom Furniture & Carpet Co
The City Grocery.
Carbon Jewelry Company.
Thatcher Clothing Company.
Nose Lewis Department Stora.
s. e. Needham, Jeweler.
W. F. Jensen Candy Company.
White Sewing Machine Company
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03

a knowledge Of the flow to be ut
lied is indispensable.
Among the river basins consider
are those of the James, Yadkin, n
anoke, Savannah, Santee, Altamaf
Apalachicola, Choctawhatchee, M
bile, and Pearl. and their larger tri
utaries, covering a total drainat
area of about $4,000 square miles.
The report Is strictly technical al
Is of value chiefly to engineers a
others who are interested in the q
velopment Of the water resources
the region.
A copy Of Water-Supply Paper
may be obtained free on applicatif
to the director Of the geological 81
vey. Washington. D. c.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-03

gene Santschi, U. S. A; Capt. ]. c.
French, U. S. A.; S. A. Maginnis
Judge Harold M. Stephens, David
Keith, Jr., Edmund Kearns. A. T.
Dahlquist, A. B. Stowe, E. G. Thorn
as. State Auditor Ririe and H. A.
McMilin.
Next Sunday the Rev. ]. H. Dennis
will hold patriotic service in St
Paul's Episcopal church and all mem.
bers of the citizens military train
ing camp are being urged to attend