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COUNCIL MAY ISSUE BONDS FOR THE PURCHASE OR CON
TION OF ELECTRIC PLANT:
Article Nv.
Protection Against Fire.


Section 1877. building within the limits o Of
shall
Council shall have and hereby authorized
down and the hereinafter provided
epar thereof
shall G Of
Police other the motion
brought attention that building within
mtenanabe by the
action elements that the fire hazard
shall be the meeting the Council after the
which
unnanabe and
II building
hazard surrounding
resolution the tearing down and removal of he
building his
theeupon the
building days, duty
10
said Chief Police shall be allowed
the
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LOST-Child's overcoat, some
where between Heppner and Hard
man. Plaid coat with black and
white check lining. Reward. Notify
this office. 3t
LOST--Wrist watch, somewhere
on streets of Heppner. Engraved
gold band, Finder please leave at
this office. Reward offered. tt
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ITY AUTHORIZED CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE WATER WORKS.


Section f9O The
construct
ary plants and facilities of character
ne City and its Inhabitants
ne Ncny Of the line pipes cnduts aqueduC
M suoh purpose with abundance of good wholesome
an
eng Oh @ same and to that end acquire by purchase otherwise
real
ana without the City limits the Judgment of the Council
eeed necessary and convenient and for such
bonds and dispose
section ioi For the purpose of carrying the provisions of this
Nuaer relating works effect,
ma construction
ana Tor the
in the
pipes and all other materials
material and all other
eppner and its Office authorized
the the City
Heppner sufficient
bonds to be issued provided
WATER BOARD:
Section 1872 If Council shall
orks to be by the City
board consist members
shall be subject a
ppointed by the Mayor three
removed the Mayor
the Board the Mayor shall make written report to the Council setting
forth
Of the City Recorder
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o. b. Barlow, manager Of the
Farmers Elevator at Jordan, accom-
panied by the Misses Petteys and
Engelman, was in Heppner yesterday
afternoon.
EVERY AUTO OWNER should
have Peterson Tire Welder. Sold
by w. w. SHAMHART at the Verdot
second Hand stand. 4t-pd
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Article v.


Every officer the City of Iepner either elective
appontaye the duties his Office which
shall take and subscribe the following oath:
do omny that will support the constitution of the United
which
rs he according to the best Of my ability
PARTS OF ACTS IN
CIIARTER
Section
and the hereby repealed
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Article V.
Sewers and Drains and Special Assessments There
COUNCIL MAY ORDER CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS:

Section 1872 The Council hereby empowered when
deem that the public health
TO be constructed and laid
manOles ampo catasins repair relay
land specially benefited by such and drains
portion of the thereof
lands
to which each lot parcel of land IS benefited.
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r assessed the number declaring said
men that the same is due and the assessment
enu " to each person whose property
e OF sand assessment when the ptUfce
ms agent known to the Recorder and such
Nnor to the Recorder such notice shall be directed person
agent to Heppner, Oregon.
Section lS0 All collected
ment of Streets drains connected there
WITH shall be kept in
used Tor any other purpose whatever
this Charter
LAMlllTY on THE CITY OFFICER FOR EXPENSE OF
STREET WORK:
section ISL Neither the City of Heppner officer
Improvements or the construction
assessed upon the benefited thereby inability
Heppner ele6t
such work improvements but doing the
@ snail be required rely solely the accruing the
properly benefited assessed and liable therefor and said
compel the City of legal
the fund.- where
assessment shall be invalid Provng shall
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PROPOSED NEW CHARTER FOR THE C7Y OF HEPPNER


d..ne. pam Of Che orisaal price ad therefor
Section Is Redemption tan lien or assessment
s1 made time within certificate
9 sale 4 1aHs the purchase money and ten thereon
thereon
.'n' sa ar silver coin Of the United STATES The real
"s WAC az @ time OF sale have NO guardian person
10 take their may 10y them aer one wear
after majority. and che EH-gaer have received
' The premise. a repayment by the heir re li~e3 by
"l.s 1srs With interest az ten the
-- aae year from Ne lase oil the sale on tile
.li,... er5 IN other eases TO redeem.
After fae expiration of enc year from the date Of sncb
and deliver to tle rurcaaser his Gsirs or % g5gp
redung or stating description the property sold
~ .1e name Of The orisinal owner, known The
I'D. Tic 81 tae repair Improvement the u7y
@a@ .e npton has not been such operate
70 equitable 10 til purchaser
ael. or assigns named in such deed; making
m 1 and place the same file same pubic record
Such 5 shall be prima face edn " Of Fe & G m @ ana REGULAR and
entered entered the Docket & of Of City Liens provided
as provided BY law the party claiming be the
n@er and pay in court the amount Of such which
from the date Of sale and also all the purchaser
e I4ent to the date o fling said complaint answer
@ @ eoa9r S Of f d dsea & his gFs or ass2s in case The title of
from and 3 he ds 3Pf D@ S@ the or s a5 a IN sss srf5 Gs is h
under @ d oregon ao @ 5sre5o oS enforced
drain son r .l l7f M noo4 the e@2an Of sewer
o pro6y is nsucen @ en- % to g as e+e % q pge pare Of Land or
g1sa assd the Recorder a 5t Inc deIc in 'l@ the
caaa aasv With the original dale aea lid , jer 2 oi t @
eca way. sucl property ,vse aT be notified Of s9
ei EN- n ] NE same 9 Elt 2" " A se OF The sum originally
and i rftin @ o otn1r t @ S'al n 2nd prlese e na.
time as in e of the .s.sa.y as-sss.d p' u
drain % ~ S8 tsS aad @ .9' il: se.ss n
t on ca0nc in s2a 3as 'n n,n % a t. Pay III the cost
@ h. S 4 case S G dshli ana sen 50 ae2ned and declared
surplus.
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Article III.
Electric Lights.
POWER on COUNCIL RELATING TO LIGHTS:

City cppner authorized and
lighting avenues
parks public grounds and places within City purchase
he City and the Inhabitants thereof with lights
the Council
purpose
he Council
and without the City limits
this property purposes
within
and maintenance the desirable to be used
herewith The Council
surveys estimates
by
such prescribed may
lights established,
and provide for the collection thereof delegate such Others
COUNCIL. BONDS PURCHASE CONSTRUC-
TlON OF ELECTRIC PLANT
all herewith
acquiring of land the Council
of City Hppne manner provided
his Charter
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Article II.
Water and Water Board.
CITY MAY CONTRACT FOR WATER:

section S The City of Heppner contract for water for
puohc buildings public grounds
ana
water it SHALL by ordinance
eren mentioned exceeding and by the shall be
specified
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'oWER OF COUNCIL RELATING TO WATER:

Section 1913 The Council employ such
tit
ate property for the purpose of making primna obe
ion of such works and all Herewith
lei the such may prescribed
ontTac control regulate the
works established and fix the the
r0yide e
aid Water Board, other persons.
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Section -.

been declared by ordinance
:, shall be the duty statement of said
Of said
Treasurer give notice Of said assessment by publishing
Of general circulation published
the Council said
ne the for which said is levied
improvement the boundaries Of the dis
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,OCDING AFTER PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE ORDERING THE IN
PRONEMFNT IND DECLARING LIEN:

Section 1856 After the by the Council of the ordinance
the cost declaring
directing the Recorder in the Docket Of City Liens
provided Section 5 s Article the proceedings for the adyer
bids fling of applications in
ailments authorizing the bonds and sale thereof supeyn
accepting the work all things connected with appertanng
completion said Improvement and the payment for such improve
all other further edings relating to such sewer and
the collection shall be the those
id the under Article w. Chapter VIII
this Charter.
ASSESSED SEWERS, DRAINS OR
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS INCIDENT THERETO, MAY APPLY
TO PAY SAID ASSESSMENT OR ASSESSMENTS IN INSTALL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
GOLF FLAG TOURNAMENT WINNERS
At COUNTRY CLUB YESTERDAY
MANY TAKE PART IN FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION AT POP
ULAR LINKS.
julius Pollock Makes High Marx WIZ
Joseph Speidle in Second
Place,

Hundreds witnessed the annual Fourth
Of July golf tournament yesterday "l
WhcrllnE'S Country club ana the
matches were very interesting. m"
links attracted many. despite tn" not
weather and in all there were twenty
two contestants.
Yesterdays tournament differed from
thns" ri previous years. as II was Il l'aS
tournament. Each player WAS given Il
handicap in addition |" the sixty -riEht
strokes n. rf"rr. and then each planted
an American flag at the place whore ms
bali Iay. TIL, EcW tournament was an
innovation and was very interesting.
JULIUS Pollock. with IL handicap OF
three. WAS clos" 20 III" home hole wA"n
h,s allowed number oI strokes had been
ylaycd. being exactly twentE-i"ur
inch. : from the eighteenth hole. Joseph
S7r..l,l was SECOND. with IA !andlchr ct
sixteen strokes. being hii"cn '"c' away
from tn" las, mark.
The following finished in respective
order: l.. t.. Thrnp handicap ." strokes
90 Cr,., from mole: l.. NJ ii"wnd. hand
lean $ ." feet: Thomas y. E"ntti". hand
leap ii. in hunk.r with tn" S"v'niern'N
hole: q; t. Wilson, handicap -. %
wards; Jesse y. Elr"h. handicap -. ~
wards. W. T. Rownd, handicap ! H."
wards. T.. 81. I;muIh handicap -. i"'s
away. tr"rn seventeenth hole.
The ether contestants w"r" T.. -.
Adams T.. u. Iljld7"d j. s. Gibbs. ST.,
! II. Lash. H. {. naxlc,i. W. +. Wilson.
\. Il. l;ra.!y. W. II. .ihhnt. \. :. Fault.
+. I: Arinrruslsr. q T.. Winrhcr. and
! l:crnin M"i.Tr".
/, hot
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RIVER NEWS

The river at y NJ. showed S foot I
inches and rising. AZ tho dam n Nc
Mcchrn is up and the pool will soon
b" filled.
The Liberty left for Marietta AT
noon.
Tho Helen +. was in and out for
New MartinsvilIo Al > p. m.
The Dunbar left for Charleston. on
her way from Pittsburgh. a: a. NJ.
The Omaha will leave for PITTS
hurgh ~ soon rs necessary boiler re-
LARS are made. which will probably
b" today.
The s. l. Elam left for Cincinnati
ai = D. m. with Il big trip.
/. The Milton came in last night and
leaves for Malamoras III ll:%0 4. M.
today
The Queen City will arrive at the
local wharf n 10 a IN. to-day. on her
way from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh.
Th" rowbnat Old Reliable passed
down for Sistcrsvill" at p. H., with
IN empty gasoline barge.
The Verne Swain took Two we'll pat
ronxcd excursions out yesterday. one
in the afternoon and III" othor in the
evening. She left for Pittsburgh III 4
a. nj This morning.
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GREAT PARADE
Continued From First Page)

mediately before the parade. Chief
Marshal Or 0. ". HurdattS and aides
on hoSehack headed the procession
and ,ser" followed by Summers band
and Governor Cnrnwc!l and Hon. f..
W. Ogl"hay in an AUTOMOBILES. INCL"
Dick Robertson. Mayor FeStcr and the
H0r. John CONiff were n the next ma
chino.
Following :hem came troop OF
mounted aides which preceded thr Of
fetal float. Surmountcd by ~" God
,less Of l.;bnrtE. in the person Of Miss
F.nlmahellr Cor;pctre. Bud Nab"r-
stick. seated on II" winged wheel Of
progress acted as driver OF the car.
The tnt:- essential rncoti"ns. on" IN
each corner az til" G!aS were: business
h. Brook" =. Adams; lahor l." J. =.
Smith; agriculture by john &. S"nGa and
;ranspo-:a:iuu ~ John W. 'umn'"S.
N. veteran engineer % the J.. q -. n
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PUBLISHERS WARNED 4:
TO USE LESS.PAPER
Several Economies Suggested 70 TakS
Effect on July IS. -

WASHINGTON, July Necessity,
for srricter economy in news print pa
per is emphasized in a letter az:
dressed by the War Industries Board
today 10 all newspaper publishers;
who are asked 10 put into effect n
number of economies. -
On and after July Is unsold copies
may not be returned; sample or free
promotion copies are not to be dis
tributcd: advertisers are 10 be permits:
ted but one copy; the practice of.forc.
ing copies upon 'newsdealers as tho
condition Of their holding cerhin
territory is to be discontinued. Copies
are not to be- brought back from deal.
crs or agents at either the Wholesale
or retail selling price. and all fred
exchanges are TO he discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
CLUB
IN RESOLUTION
LOCAL CITIZENS OF POLISH B1Hta
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE Io
UNITED STATES.
Big Rally Held Yesterday AFTERNOON
at South Side Church-other
South Side News.

Several hundred citizens OF TINS 0'ls
of Polish birth held rouslns n'
meeting ut tho Polish club nj fortS
H. ID street yesterday afternoon t'iu
Eyed their allegiance 10 the Cn'tcu
cs.
IL meeting was held al o'clock ana
Re-. Father T. Musial, thH pastor "a
Tho church read tn" following rcsoiu.
ton which was heartily chcered anu
unanimously adopted.
Whereas. This free and dcnloc'"IN
country has always EXTENDED us h"@r
| tality 10 the weak and oPprcSSeu -
every nation. admitting all TO
| equally in the bcn"iits of its great Iol'-
| stitution and tho opportunities vi 40
| hounlirul economic life. and
Whereas in pursuance or us biee.
historical mission 10 be the leader o.
democracy this nation has unhcsitauns-
" given its best in human life ana en-
orgy. and in material resources. TO the
gigantic struggle for liberty and hu.
| mainly now raging on III" EuroP'a'l
continent. plcdGing herself. speciNca.'!
| ~ restore an independent I'oilSh 9|i'c'
| with frro access To- the sea, mo
| Whereas. the Poles in America anu
| oIcowbcrc. In recognition Of the hpe'
| atory character of this war. nav
already allied themselves morally '''u
nnIitic:tlly with tho United states anu
its Allies and have. formed an au'oi'',
nous Polish Army lighting win '"'
| Allies in France. Therefore DC
DceoIycd. that We American cluzehs
NJ Polish birth or extraction. TcE'"e''e7
nr the city Of Wheeling. Stat" Of Nrs,
virginia ass -mhlcd ut n mass i''''' '' :
an his l4and anniversary OF Af''cF'H'I'
Trdnpcndcnrc. hereby pledge our 0I',
hnundcd loyalty to the Eofrrhn'"nt -
,hn 1-uitcd States and our "noi"ne'ti !,
nj surrort Of all measures that Id,
hoon nr may b. promulgated III Nv
w." ,bo mos, efficient nro7rcu'
~, u,,r and furt hcrmos- nc IL
t'"i' ~ ,,, ,hot the Polish nation be-
-,icu,orly interested In lh'
ing ""' ,.ormony since its na1iona
existence depends on wrcSt'"E ~ oc,o,
tory from, the Hun we ",a Ii",, zion.
nlndgc that every man OF ,.i,h IN,
IoIiry exempted from service owe
American forces Sh"l' -, france
support t" IN" F"ilSh ->'; 49, ,as, ut,cd
in whatever car"''I! Nv
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Sunday School Delegates
To Tell Of Convention

Nt>i Sun.iny morning 1T eleven "'"i"ck
tn" members 0r tho lmmanu"l liAptiSt
church. viii" hold ih"ir Sunday worship
IN lid Y. VI. =. \. auditorium. VIII hear
= r,..,,rl If the Internal ,"nal sunday
Sr'lnl convention Delegates from this
district
Rev. t;oorc" l.. L,nrkharr. pastor 0f tn"
church, haa consented Ia civ" ti!r entire
service /" thu I"v;Ll representatives Mrs.
Peter f'r".l"rirkS and Mrs. =. i. Lock
harr and they Will i"ll what was a"-
ronp'i>h"d a. n" m"r. arG what plans
were mad" FER his year
TIL. iw" local representatives wore
Int TWO nf III" lwCntY-I;v" from this
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HAD NERVOUS BREAK
DOWN
Now Owe My Present Health and
Strength to Vlnol.

Bur,ictt, y. VI keep hons" for
ny family o. three. and ra:Sr chick,
Ems had nervous breakdown. 80
was unable to work. TIL" doctor d!tt
no, seem To Gs:p me. aad cousin
asked ras. 70 r: Vinoi--I' built n" up
i now have L good ;:ppet;t" and am
well and strunc." Mrs. !nEal PALM
or.
There is no secret about FiN"t 1t
owes it's success to br"f and cod Ever
peptones. IRON and MANGANESE p"pr"n
ates and slrceroph phosphate" the old
est and most famous body building
and. strength-creating tonlc$.
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. Wheeling;
SeIby & Reed. Bridgeport, Ohio. and
druggists everywhere,
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cn rough" was displayed on tho sides

'cn, rough" was displayed on tho sides
or The great fighting machine.
The most popular and pleasing iurn-
ont was ;ho local lt"d cross assisted
hv tho F.1kS. this unit received m"
crratrr $!lpr" "f The appnlus" all along
tho i!n". Tho llk*. across tho front AMI
rear and along .hH "la"S enclosed 'hc
Rcd cross unit 10y carrying Roman han
nr-s and from banner 10 hann"" was
strung Il ribbon rr.'IrCltnr III" "ntir"
6clrgaIinn Nurses with head N"ll@ ~
rod formed III" insignia "f IN" Er"a'
cause thoSr wcr" placed in IN" center
az IN" unit and drew round after round
Of applnusr rh" E:ikS' float h-"urhI
M, III" rear Of this contingent "' hi;tr"h-
crS
Tho followed II" Liberty boil fl"n'
q, the Rnv Scouts who turned "Ui -"
strong. The l;urkc%" hra$% hand ni
Martins Ferry. II ncSr" organization
,cad thr Delegation ~ r"l"rrh citizen"
cnnnrs.1 Of III, rvth;aus and Patriarch
comrnandrrv rf odd Fellows. fra'crnll
orponizatinn.: and In" Ladies' knlttn:;
club. fnll"w,l by tho negro Rcd cross
aud Euy Scouts and float. III nil lHH
hning in line. Then CAM" tn" Shr'h"r"
hand followed 10y til" Arab Patrol ana
,hIs uuuf made Il gorgeous display 81
color and va: r"uudly appIAud"d. III"
Uniform Rank. knights "f I'y'hiaS mad
, matt, a,,n.arnncr and was represented
hv 80 uniformed mon.
The. West Virginia aircraft company
90 WarwOrd was headed ny m"un''n
= rplln" ana lead ca march"rS VII"
work on Erv" rnm'nt contracts. mus WIZ
3. uur'Ilur turnout also.
Ecxi came III" finAt "T III" Food 40
,,lnsirr.lnm with hisulAy9 calling Tor 'h'
conservation II Co'"!-
4 d.Irgafinu -: boys with m" Kaiser
goat ari coffin "lirit"d mu''h applause
:,Imu,: 10 line.
Tli,. Allied float brought NJ IN" r"H
and i was "A t"AuI'iUl conception 81
Nf,,crj,n's rrrrrInC aid and rr"t""'":
tn rho allied na'i"us. every nation hong
r,rrcerntrd and war *"rvI"" workers"
|, can hr sn,i wi'h great credit I" 'h'
,.nrl.. If Wheeling ard her visitors
,ha; The fireworks Ordinance" recently
,.,gs..J hr council waS strictly observe"
aud not an, fir"rrnri"r or any sort al
nr,wurIS ~. ST g: along tho lin" a.
,..Gr"h during IN" parade.
t.hYof 81 STAFF j.. T. ilhi"rS'irk car
now tlk., = In,l,h needed r"St ana d
u,H :, hr. rr"I; efforts. assisted ~
r.4 start. MAI Ia" H'g rarnd" was such :
rr.2: %urr">s
.r,,.. 4rl.nd.I eh"w,H-. by III" f"r"if:
,,,ru :. ,hcir enthusiasm and lnrr" par
'.rIi.riiou shnws hat they l"v" 'hci'
.,d,.ni,.d country ana III lh"ir i"urn"i
rhrnurh III, netting r"' VII! MAKE thc'r
raj I'd h',~,d..'! A;""":riiE'.
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friends and relatives in Pittsburgh Tor.

friends and relatives in Pittsburgh Tor.
several days. sc
John Potts Of this city is the gueso:
Of his brother. Albert Potts in Wasn-.4
Ington. IA. for n few days. $500
Miss Thomas of Chicago. was a VS.
i,or on tho South Side yesterday. 10. ~
Mrs. Killer Of Pittsburgh, Is visiting
relatives on South Eoff street. Tor sew
oral days. ~
Miss Hazel Greg Of Main street, Il.
improving very nicely after under-
going mn operation AT the wheeling
hospital several days ago. :Yis
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%, Seout Meeting.

The Roy scouts "f ;hr S"u'' ' ,,,ie
ill !old their regular session .''''
',.,,i,.. IN thc:r rooms of the chur'h' :
,..,,,,iuoiion will be given TO the mem
,,a-, ,yb,, oro expecting 10 enter the l'H.
Iarr,o, class next week. TIL" troops III
49, c,,,h side took part IN the biz pa,
rad. which was held SeH'''""'
made a linz showing
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ped Cross Auxiliary.

-Thc r,d cross auxiliary OF INC Nh"'
,;, s,r,,, Methodist Episcopal cAnr'h
,,.;u witness Il busy session M'hdus
or,nirc IN the parlors of N" churc"'
80, I,;.,,, h,,., taken n great interest
,,,i. work and are accomplishing
~ short business session will ~"
,''Ia j., tho rorlicr part ~ the evening
.t;cr ,,uc business matters for the
c, ,,,onth vein I've transacted and re-
nr-rs will br read.
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Tho members of the Wesley hcthod .,s
,. im church held their annual PIC
ME- Yesterday. at Elanry's grove, n ar%
I 49,. Tho day vas spent in games anu
r,rcs which everyone cnJoFen. ~
,.r,,,,.d met nj Thirty-scvcnih street or,
;n nm nu, TO the grove in spcc'a'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Drive a Nail Here=N0W.
In every healthy body there

In every healthy pooy Ineto,
are fltty-grains Of iron, about AZ
much as Is contained In an ordi-
nary "tenpenny" nail. By reason.
OF lack OF iron in the blood many
persons are anemic, pale, thin,
emaciated, their blood corpuscles.
are uneven, instead of being round
and full Of good red blood, and;
the nerves are lacking In strength
Feed the nerves on good, rich, red
blood, and one feels full OF vigor.
How can we acquire good red.
blood? It is easily answered For
many years DR.. Pierce and his
staff of physicians at the Surgical
Institute, in Buffalo, N. Y, expert
mented with iron and other tones,
and finally found soluble iron
which, when combined with native
herbal extracts, made wonderful
blood and nerve tonic. This they
named "Iron-tic." 1t can now be
had at most drug stores, and comes
in 60-cent walls. If you fe
worn out before the day Is ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
Choir Practice.

Tho choir # tn" Wesley Af"'ho"'Sl
r-,s.or,i church will hold their regular
practice this evening in tn" choir rooms
nf The church. All members arc re-
oucs.cI 20 h" present. rs scTera' n"
e,.,.c,iors will 10 praCtic"d.
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over If your blood poor il you pale OF pmpes or boil
on the face the nearest drug store and
tablets Take them regularly for thirty days. ana
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TORMENT NEWS
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Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky.-Cam-
Dnilaged and peculiar looking twenty
Tour new guns have arrived at the
West Point artillery range. Sixteen
others were sent to Camp Taylor.
They are of the French 7js type and
formidable looking. The guns will be
used in practice fire
Camp Grant, Battle Creek, Mich.
All the Eighty.Nmth Division now
needs before overseas duty becomes
a reality is 1000 more soldiers in the
opinion Of high officers here. And they
are on their way here from another
cantonmenl they believe. The 1000
men win fill the unit up to the expe.
dictionary war strength Physical cx.
amnatons preparatory to foreign
service conducted by the inspector
general is almost completed.
Camp Logan Houston, Tex-Forty.
five conscientious Directors" here
VIII wear the prison garb instead Of
khaki. Word from San Antonio says
thlt number Of Mennonites who per.
sisted in refusing to don the olive
'drab uniform have been sentenced to
twenty-five years imprisonment at IT..
Leavenworth by court martial. Most
Of the men are from Oklahoma.