The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-20

There are n number OF interesting
changes in the Who's Who" column
OF The lntelligencer's European tours
voting contest this morning. the most
startling occurring in the second and
sixth districts.
In district Miss Gay Dorsey moves
out OF fifth place TO rne top, with &c.
500 votes 10 her credit
Miss Mary Walter also went one
place higher in the second.
In district Miss Gertrude Mona
nan OF West Wheeling. made her first
real move in voting way by going to
the top. Miss Monahan had only
2'ss5 votes Tuesday. Today she is
credited with 22.325.
Ihere were three changes in the
chaperon list. Miss Mary Desch in
creasing her lead by a thousand or
so. while votes were cast for Mrs.
baisy McMillen and Miss Maude Cur
It's.
Miss Alice McCord took second place
IN the Third. IL is beginning to look
IKE the fight for the tour in this dis
trict has narrowed down to three.
however, II would not be safe TO bet
that way.
Miss Alverda Jerome is a new lead.
er In district ).
The others are unchanged. with the
exception OF the ninth. where the lead
goes to Miss Loretta Reasbeck,
through the voting OF her chaperon,
Miss Desch
In every district the vote is becom-
ing closer each day. naturally putting
more excitement into the contest.
IL Is most exciting contest and II
is developing some pretty good polite
ians among the ladies OF the ten dis
tricts Interested.
When the time comes that women
get vote" the ones in this contest
viii know n few things" about elect.
ioneering. and will surely have a big
advantage over their less fortunate
sisters
There will be some subscriptions
turned In before Saturday night.
March 23-hundreds Of them-when
the first. and best. period for get
ting expires. and all Mean Business"
contestants are working hard to turn
in the largest number. Those beauti.
ful diamond rings will be won be.
tween now and next Saturday night
by the ones who turn in the most
/ money on New subscriptions.
Mr.. Man. II you have taken a short.
term subscription. add 10 II now: IL
viii do your favorite more good than
II you wait until the latter part OF the
contest More votes are given for
| payments up TO o'clock Saturday
night than are given after that hour.
Some big surprises are expected at
/ the end Of this period. and as Sa'ur-
day has been designated as "Field
Day. harvest OF votes will be enrol
3 led during this period. One lady teIe-
phoned 70 the contest manager yester.
I day that she intended from now on
/ 10 devote her time exclusively 10 So.
I curing new subscriptions. and in this
she Is very wise. She SAYS she In.
tends 20 make q house to-house can.
vass. and is not going 10 get The
blues Just because she occasionally
encounters refusal That is tho right
spirit-GRIT-and that is what makes
winner One can afford fo put forth
extra efforts now In order that they
may gain this delightful tour 70 Eu.
rope next July and august.
Don't take NO" f:sm any ono
Tho struggle for leadership IA be-.
coming warmer every day. and ..7ch
one pi m" leaders is working hard %
hold FIRST place. The close az mo
first period Vlll mean some startling
change iu tho standing
Severn ~ Tho candidates Who could
NOT como f1 fhIs Office yesterday CALI
Oh up hs f"lephona and reported pleas.
INK progress and stated thar fhe,
eere doing everything in fte.r poser
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