The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15
FINAL EXTRA VOTE OFFER
GOES into EFFECT TODAY
OFFER APPLIES ONLY TO ONE
AND TWo-YEAR SUB
ScRlPTlOkS.
w. l. Sitter, Of Hundred. 10 Clubs
Leader Today-John M. Arm
strong 10 In Second Place.

The final offering OF extra votes is
announced and goes into effect today.
The offer applies only on one and two
year subscriptions. so OF course can
didates Will plug" especially hard
for the larger subscriptions.
The Increase on the one year and
twoyear subscriptions is fairly close
to the offer OF last week.
The campaign will close at IL
O'Clock Saturday night. December Is.
The weather may be very stormy
and the candidates may not feel like
going out after the vote on rough
days but the voting is very close and
doubtless IL will be found that the
winners will be those who worked
hard every day OF the last week. IT.
respective OF snow or cold weather.
Doubtless II the campaign would
not close for a couple OF weeks. the
candidates would have a right to feel
like resting on the disagreeable days,
but there will be no postponement TO
the $4,000 Club" The time was set
long ago and will be strictly adhered
10. and as there are only a few more
days. winners must be workers.
Wetzel county furnishes the leader
today. w. l., Stiles Of Hundred is at
the topmost pinnacle OF the ladder
OF votes" replacing Mrs. John Mod.
who held this enviable position yes
terday. There are several strong can.
didates in the sixth district and the
finish will no doubt be an exciting
one, for each OF the candidates own
special friends and supporters are de
termined that their favorite shall win.
John NJ. Armstrong has always been
found among the leaders and today
his friends have boosted him into sec
ond place.
District 2 is having a nice little
race, all OF its own. First Il Is w
ii. Hoffman, then the next day IL Is
Miss Fette and again up comes Jacob
Heatherington. and the rivalry is most
keen and exciting. With 262 100 votes
TO his credit today. W. II. Hoffman
states that he is headed for first place
and that he Will be found at the wheel
stearing the Buick when the final
count is made.
District 10 is represented by II. W.
Love, OF one of the rural routes out
OF st. Clairsville. Competition in this
district Is likewise very keen and the
candidates are running close race.
Alex II. Evans Is next in line with
26O.S5O votes. but his friends saw this
Is only sample" Of what Mr.. Evans
can and will do before the close OF
the campaign.
Guy G. Groves. of the first district.
Is In sixth place. but with his large
number of friends plugging" for him,
he viii be higher up before the day
OF reckoning.
The little town OF Bethany is aNain
TO the front with W. II. Jennings hold.
ing down seventh position. thus civ.
ing TO the sixth district two names on
the honor roll today. but district five
Is only 80 votes behind with n. l.
Blayney as its leader This Is the
one district in the entire ten where
competition is most exciting.
Charles Rice seems to be controIL
Ing the situation in the seventh. but
this Is not 20 be wondered at when
one takes into consideration the large
number OF loyal friends and support.
ers he has.
Another Tive wire" Is W. G. True.
OF Rayland. who takes second place
In the tenth district and replaces
James Loachinis who occupied ths
place yesterday.
There is n great deal OF rivalry in
the third district today. but Frank
McGinnis is leading. closely followed
BY Mrs. Daisy Duggan.