The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

period and turn in all possible sub
scriptions up TO Q tonight
The SPECIAL BALLOTS issued on
first period subscriptions do not have
70 be turned in. They may be re-
served until the last day of the con
test. April %. IL desired.
THEIR VALUE REMAINS THE
SAME.
1t is only the subscriptions and
money which must be brought in to-
day in order TO get the big vote.
Never in the history OF the city has
so much interest been aroused as in
this voting contest; 1t is the talk OF
the town." and everybody who has
any pretentions TO be awake" is
hustling for his or her favorite con-
testant.
Without n doubt there will be a
large number OF subscriptions re-
ported TO this office before 9 O'Clock
tonight. when the first period of the
big race ends. The wise contestant
will get every possible subscription
in by that time in order to receive
the largest number OF votes on them
that will be given at any stage OF the
contest.
test managers that a number of the
ladies' will not turn in all their sub
scriptions at the end of the first
period. and also that a number of peo-
pie who intend 10 assist some one OF
the contestants by paying their sub
scriptions TO the Intelligencer will
hold them back" until the end of the
contest. with the expectation of get.
a
be offered as a bonus" While that
has been the rule in former contests.
II Will NOT be in this one. and those
who do not send in their subscrip.
tons before 9 o'clock tonight will
lose votes-and many OF them. The
schedule will be reduced, as an.
hounced' and there will at no time
be any vote offers made that the
original schedule does not call for.
In hlllng out subscription books.
candidates viii confer a great favor
on the contest and circulation depart
ments by wiring names and addresses
with extreme care. Both Of these de
partments are exceedingly busy and
names must be plainly written to
lac.lltat" the accurate handling OF the
enormous Increase in circulation
since the excitement has become So
intense. and the contest for the In.
telligencer's honors Is so heated sey.
eral questions have arisen as TO the
nature OF the accommodations to be
onered the lntclllgencer party IN tour
AS has been previously announced. the
party VIII sail under the direction of
Thomas Cook K Son. the famous
/ tourist agency OF New York and Lon.
! don- This company has been in the
foreign tour business for more than
seventy years. and is known the world
over as the foremost organization q,
us kind. catering only to tho hes,
class OF tourists. The party will sail
from Montreal on one OF tho mos,
elegantly appointed vessels OF the well
known Allen line First-class passage
VIII. or cours" be provided. with every
attention 20 fhe cpmfori and convent
ence Of the ind vidual member, OF tho
[ parry. On arrival az Glasgow. Scot.
land. the Intelligence party viii be
met by regular conductor. represent
ing fh" Cook agcnct Those con
ductors are especially selected for
thc'r refinement. education and famii
iariiy with o." details ~ travel. q.
. Wei as with the principal points o..
d interest Of the places visited by tour
q ISIS
Tho party shall want for nothing
and IL Is the purpose n this paper tr
/ spare no expense BOO providing every
2 thinE essential 10 the enjoyment IL q
delightful educational trip