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Selectmen of..........
Such warrants shall be posted in the
manner required by law for warrants for
the State election. Like warrants shall
be issued by the mayor and aldermen OF
cities and the assessors of plantations,
with appropriate changes and posted in
like manner. In plantations and towns
of two thousand Inhabitants or less pro-
visions as to enrolled voters and enroll
ment shall be omitted. The meetings
shall be opened and closed as stated in
the form of the warrant foregoing. In
all such warrants appropriate provisions
shall be inserted calling the attention Of
voters to opportunities for correction Of
lists of voters by selectmen, municipal
officers or boards of registration in the
manner required by law.-(Approved
March 10. 1851
Chapter 81.
An Act relating to the liquidation Of do
mestic insurance companies.
Section /. Whenever any domestic mu-
tual fire insurance company or assess
ment casualty company is found after ex-
animation to be insolvent, or is found to
be in such condition that its further trans
action of business shall be hazardous to
its policy holders, its creditors or to the
public, or when 1t has wilfuliy violated
its charter or any law Of this state, or
has refused to submit its books, papers.
insurance commissioner. may, the attor-
ney general representing MIN, apply to
any justice of the supT eme court, in term
time or vacation. for an order directing
such corporation to show cause why the
insurance commissioner should not take
possession of ftAt property and conduct its
husaneass and fQr such other Eeaae1 g the
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Chapter 80.

An Act to amend Section fifty-four of
Chapter two of the Revised Statutes
relating to the bond of the treasurer of
State.
Section fifty-four of chapter two of the
Revised Statutes is hereby amended by
inserting after the word therein" in the
third line thereof. the following words:
or with two or more surety companies
authorized to transact business therein
amended shall read as follows:
Section "a. The treasurer of State shall
keep his office at the seat Of government.
and give the bond required by the con-
stitution. to the State Of Maine. with
good and sufficient sureties residing
therein. o. with two or ns0re surety COM
pauies autAoi1xed n tfaMEact business
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Chapter %.
An Act fixing the penalty for trespass
upon grounds of agricultural societies
Section twenty-five of chapter sixty Of
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
by striking out the entire section and in
sorting in place thereof the following:
Section % Whoever. contrary to such
regulations and after notice thereof enters
or passes within the bounds so fixed,
where such grounds are not fenced, (no
notice being necessary where such
grounds are fenced shall be subject to a
fine not exceeding five dollars or by i'm
prisonment not exceeding ten days'-
(Approved March 4, 1851
Chapter e.
An Act to amend Section two of CHAPTER
thirty-two of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
six of the Public Laws of nineteen hun
dred thirteen, relating to fishing in
Burnt Land Brook, a tributary to
Presoue Isle Stream, and in the East
Branch of said Pressure Isle Stream, in
the county of Aroostook.
So much Of section two of chapter
thirty-two Of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by chapter two hundred and
six OF the public laws of nineteen hun
bred thirteen. as prohibits fishing. in ar
cordance with the general law of the
State in Burnt Land brook SO called
a tributary to Presque Isle stream. and
in the East Branch OF said Pressure Isle
stream, in the county of Aroostook. il
hereby repealed March l.
Nl5.l
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An Act to amend that part of Section five
of Chapter eighty of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter eleven of
the Public Laws of one thousand nine
hundred eleven, relating to the regu. ar
sessions of the county commissioners
in Oxford county.
Section five of chapter eighty of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by chapter
eleven of the public laws of one thousand
nine hundred and eleven, is hereby
words first and '1ast" wherever they
occur in the seventeenth and eighteenth
lines Of said section and substituting
therefor the word third, SO that that
portion of said section relating to regu-
lar sessions Of county commissioners in
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us OF prosecution Tor each nfTanSe
I6d in addition there, one dolla, fo-
5Ach fish taken. caught killed or had i'll
o4Neession III violation Of any provision
this act~-tApproYed February %, 1879
Chapter 5.
~ ~ ,r,end Sec+,,, ,r.o NJ c,,,or+..
s3hirtv nj the Ft,ss s. ~ pr
sS.ra-1d nv Cbon+ar - - a.
81 of +Ia putlic laws n ,ii,'etaa,, b1,,,
Sred AID ,b;r,snn raIa+i, ~ G
y, certai, nonds in 0xfae, -,
s4so mucA OF Secti9n N9 OF chapter
,2nerlded bv CHAPTER two hundred AMI
= of the public laws ac rns,aen HIM.
inAd and thirteen. as ,ro5lsits fishin~
xroueh the ice. in accordance with the
TSneral law Of the state relating TO ice
}hing. in Weber pond in Sweden. Dan
Sarles and Cushn7an ponds in Lowell
rSeshoe pond in Lowell a.d Stoneham
ekae pond in Sweden, Shell pond in
X4U. and Black pond In Tryeburc, all
A&the county OF oN:ord Is hereby re-
MAled.-(Approved February y, 1851
G CHAPTER 8.
Ac. 10 amend Section two NJ Chan
go amended BY Chapter TWO hundred
I'd SIX OF the Public Laws Of nineteen
8nndred and thirteen, relating 10 fish
II in Jimmy Pond in I-itchfeld in
sDnhtpeS touIltN' anu III Inc oulIel
Stream OF said pond.
- much of section two Of chapter
Wfty-two OF the Revised Statutes. as
qkended by chapter TWO hundred and six
&the public laws OF nineteen hundred
Thirteen, as prohibits fishing in
8 &4y, and in the outlet stream of
sSOiru uoMtI az laI as pGAGs pong, IN
"a I'm ,Ae seHeiai =" OF tl1s
~ fo1e iepea'eu'- AI'l o' eu
- 1'i'''
cL
}, SnsP'er T.
, Act additional 10 Chapter thirty-two
! ne heVlsed statutes. as amended by
RIeF TWO hundred ana SIX OF the
nc Laws OF nineteen hundred land
q Teen, Feiatlns 10 hshing IN island
81 ahu us trioutarles in the towns
sf1arrlson and W aterford, IN the
tles OF cumberland and OXFORD.
I person shall fish for. take, catch or
!, ny Kind of fish at any time in
u pond. so called. or in any of the
taries 10 said pond, which waters
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said person, seeking employment through
such agency, does not break any agree
ment he may make with said licensed
person, relative to time of entering into
the employment sought for. The man to
be employed must be furnished with a
duplicate card showing name, last resi-
dence, and name and residence of near
est relative or friend. Any licensed per-
son shall not by himself, agent, or other
wise. induce or attempt to induce any
employee to leave his employment with a
view to obtaining other employment
Ia. 1859
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therein, as sureties. in the penal sum of
not less than one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. '-(Approved March s.
1851
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hapter 10.

An Act additional to Chapter thirty-two
OF the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter two hundred and six OF the
Public Laws OF nineteen hundred thir-
teen, relating 10 the protection of
muskrats in the town of Fryeburg, in
the county Of oxford, and in the town
OF Bridgton. in the county of Cumber-
land
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Chapter %.

An Act to amend Section fifty-three of
Chapter sixty-six of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to the duties of executors
md aAt II for
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

state Of California, at the courtroom
the 7ta das Of january, 1915, at :
O'Clock p. m then and there to show
should rot De granted to the admin
istraIriv IF aid estate for the sale Of
the real property belonging to SAID es-
tata. as prayer for in the petition by
Gtr hcreirbeluro filed.
And that copy Of this order be pub
Fshca once wcel, at least success
sivc weeks in the Imperial Valley
Press, a newspaper printed and pub
lshed in said County Of Imperial.
Dated December 10, 1915.
FRANKLIN j. COLE,
Judge on the superior Court.
IT, W. BBENlB
Attorney for Administrative.
Dc,1u-I6-@2-30Jan6
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
EXPLOSION #1t.s
u ...Ii-IA. .aAAI

emte the astrma,# vi unknown
nafuc. To cripple the shipments o.
pmie from ,ae ga,.aa,fa aena-'
a..t.a aln# au....# e. I'D
over the maa 1Ia.. =. it.. AGO..
lhe gad-. eamHlu4 .e.e. - ,ae
deposits. todas ..mu.1 slrmy1ts
With g. Iaep,aer caterpillar
prumbliue over is tase "a mighty load
of pumice. weighing - ions. was
brought into Calipaoia this morning.
Tli- L. he laae,, slale i.#a eNos
brought from the derosl s#.h ar
located ON an island ~ tle SaIton
sea.
siy uailcrs wcr, fastened To the
engine. and the greater par, Of the
morning was consumed m bringing
the heavy load to Calpa,lia.
The Bradst people, CONTROLLING the
pumiee deposits. lac eou.rae.s elU.
ing for heavy shipments to eastern
blok,rs. Much of .u. plaau.. &. ,.an4#
over 10 he RaHl,5.H S8r. N9la
f.H ia IN pc. .#.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
NOTICE. no cREnIToRs.

.fat, st the CITY Of 1l Centre, on
r. tate of w. L. Gibbs, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
siEued. administrator of the estate OF
". L. Gibbs. deceased, to the creditors
OF and al persons having claims lai'll.
the same. with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the said
torneys, 1O7-1O9 First National Bank
building El Centre. California, or to
file suoh claims, with the necessary
vouchers. i'm the office of the Clerk
of the superior court Of the state OF
California, in and for the County of
Imperial. within said four months.
Dated November &c, 1918.
II. C. THOMAS,
Administrator of the Estate of w. l..
Gibbs. Deceased
Has " CLASSFORD and
~. g. FRAXIER,
Attorneys FOR Administrator.
MouDcc27
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Skirt o, lho above length are be
gnniGe l. appear ON the streets of
New York.
Perhaps lie few young women who
have Attempted il, are merely testing
the population preparatory to making
sGn shorter skirts The fashion the
country over.
The other day one woman went out
ON New York street with the line
ID bcr skirt barely below her knees. a
policeman at once took her in custody,
ous the Judge discharged her, explain
ING that there was no law to prevent
q woman from wearing her skirts amy
.aaath she pleased.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
a. % ~ sces. l490-lf92
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- . #rt#s.I8r Court of the County
IrH.ri4L state e california.
s.. u....r of the estate of Sol
##.. #, N.E.m deceased.
#..#I. solomon -. N2tzr,n, de
...4-. s. hereby given hE tae under
.a. admin. HaatriN Of tto estate
#..##. #...t#.r deceased. TO the
...H .H uer.auS having
I.# sand decea to
.. .Ht rr..#elrt- vouoh-
.....r.. .tI.r The first
..#f.- - the SAID
.a. .4.t# of -. ".
#.N .u4dms. Room
.. County of I'm
#.aFH,a the same
t.e transaction el
...HI.. ia Tie Cuuu-
A. H. 1915.
sh e. tI.EBlpE.
..aI4z. El Cen
&FriDec2i
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

But what about FL Centre girls ;
What do they say to shorter skirts,
as above?
How about their mothers? What
do the mothers Of FL Centre think
about it?
If the fashion comes to FL Centre
wi.l-or shall shorter and still short
er skirts be censored before they can
become The style here?
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

E# continued #..s today
T. aa.. I#t##...
Sc. H.
H.lH
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
.Erfs - ...HR. tt1-I'. sAiE or
..t#. f.sFfTE.

H ..#...5. court a. the state
#t.#H. r aud for tine County of
HH f.s#
s#..
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u. t'# ts-
#..# u.Hi et
...a ut aaid
..#.l Inlf al
.# -gIa
..# EH|urs
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Have you seen the pretty Indian
Baskets at Baldridge Drug CO.. pop
ular store, next to the Postofticc.--
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
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u.#.. .e...# ~. .u.. :.t I#.#
la homes.
s1us te#..
.b,# IS. lst. st ...a HHa.. .
p,ws. which Germs -. .#
amy time
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Gav yaa- sI.e = I
VIII, Nav.a r. F. #.#
Tie @e genuine. aHj
An .lI- 5' laii1n Nee.... ~.
dHgc ptag O.. rczt ta ia...#..#.
ADV
lowney's caafr. 81. e4iH..e
ADV
Cameras EIrun,.
81 ros.catj e G.
a.I..t. B..,.. ef.....# hH
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22


..H ...e -. 4.
..a..- ~. 80 .....
a... .st
e5 l..
Ne are ia lie ua-ket
chase, any aWa.at, SOU
lrr. ',1a E.srs tr
aid Hs.e. sc can ~.
#idaaa. quantity O.
further ualce. This m".... E. =.
iseys close. without notice - ~.
touch with us on phone before maxim
deliyeryJ
GRAIN in CARLOADS au.,d.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
The Great American Serial
S.as'i9a. Comedies

.re he
@elJbeg.
sae, vito is al
s is a.ms
.a.a0 O. r,1 pa
~
a. ...
a#H.-#. .s. #.#.
u.
H.#a. N .#.n ..e .#.Ia
.e N.. .,aH I.aeue most .. - s.a-
a.a. AMas, up TO gle close he ned
first place. Iaa d. arm began 10
Iaa and he dropped rartdly. Kanty
has been pitching real baseball since
cou.ng .eIa lie has speed to burn,
..4i.s q. control ana he has no trou-
ne IN p.t.ns tie bail through what
ever evoiatioas he wishes. in the
game with ma.,ey Sunday Kant'e.'-
ner held dc Pirates to .
Nmd-rs',.e1 ChHa - B.idrida =
uae Store. ADV.
F.cueh I,.v in sets and individual
alo#e- 4. EalHfidee Drug Store.-AdE.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

iownoys CaaHr. ~ e4i#.I.a
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Tulane Tonirhl-At tho Te'n, t.
night will be shown a European Wer
picture in 3 reels. This i ono of
the only two authentic Wa picture
made 1t is very interesting. s.eu.
you within one meters dr.aue, d..
the actual conflict and showing ttr
field guns in action and also acHo.
in the trenches. The ruin and 'ae..
wrought is the bes. areua.s. -
peace that could possibly 10 wade
edna Gladstone, the c,cvpt ,.e -.
tst who appeared one n.pn, IL tse.
viii be here tonight ,ith ar .ati
change of program. The r.H W..
nesday program will he shown al.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Cameras EsruHi.
81 postcard t e.
,hidpo's DYue sla, Ats.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Get yorr Christmas present. ~
2aldridpe's DRUG Store t8r
W.teuUs I9u4H
md e.lT.r.moWia#
Ys sore-tiv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22


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I'll.
..=.. #H -,
.eon.ef - '.ras "..
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22
Annual New Years Bail-rJe Ee..

Annual New Years Bail-fJels=.
en- s.-a ladies are la5iHe plans ..'
UeH lua Ne" Ieal .... a.
is one Of Jhe J,esea, 7v..s- s,-#.
each year.
:
Siarol Cs.nte- @ee'iia-A a.a#
accug oe eiaaal Chap O. j..
will lie bcl5 tonight at Masonic h
ndidates 1yill be initiated, a.d 81
flll attendance is requested.
:; :;
Moderated-Last night aaj
we're little warmer, following e..
snap of several days duration #a
Ky is overcast, with indications of 4
storm coming down the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Clark Simmons Wedding--Raleieh
O. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. r. H..
Clark, who has grown from childhood
in the valley, and Miss Gladys Me
Simmons, also of FL Centre, where she
has many friends, were married Sat
urday at Brawlcy
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

French I,.r in set, and indiv!aaa
ae#e- at EalHrides Drug Store.-AdE
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Nand-rai,.el ClHa ~ B.iarid
uag Store Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

.I,e 'I Gen
sFriDec2
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22


] ~ lA.5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
DR.. POTTER ELECTED MODERATOR
OF W. VA. PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD

the privilege TO sit in the synod are
the Rev. A. II. Atwood. of Lansing,
Michigan, and the Rev. David 5. WyIe
OF New York.
Retiring Moderator Speaks.
The opening session OF the synod
was addressed by the retiring moder-
ator' the Rev. Mr.. Wilson. who spoke
on And as Preyed the Fashion %
hls CoIntenance was Changed and his
kaiment Became White and Glisten-
ing" The Rev. j. =. Leyenberger. sec
retary. called the roll Of ministers ana
elders. The closing address was De
llVered by the Rev. Mr. Atwood. who
spoke on the three facts concerning
Modern Sunday School Work"
AZ the close OF the session a recep.
ton was hold m the Sunday school
room BY the ladies' and refreshments
were served
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session of the SYNOD
conference program follows. The Rev.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
Stockholders Meeting.
La BELLE mon WoBUB
GENERAL MEETING
OF SToCZHoLpEG8-

Notice = hereby given that a general
meeting % the stockholders OF La Belle
Iron Work, viii be held at the principal
oIIlce OF TIE Company. East end OF 3iSt
street. In the City OF Wheeling. West
Virginia. on the 27th day Of October.
lsls. commencing at 10 o'clock a m. At
sech meeiing there will be presented for
the consideration u. and action by the
stoc khoiders the question OF the issuance
% the Company OF its bonds. and OF the
execution OF n mortgage or deed OF trust
epOn the property Of the Company to
secure the same. the amount OF such
Proposed bond issue. and the terms
mercer and OF the mortgage or deed OF
trust securing the same TO be determined
oy the stockholders. or by the Board OF
directors after consideration and con-
sent by the stockholders at such meet
lhs. Al such meeting there will be pre-
sented the further questions OF amend
ments TO the existing bylaws. and such
other matters pertaining 10 the interests
OF me company as may come before the
meeting. Books for this meeting will
close with the close OF business Oct
18TH, 1915. ond viii reopen on the morn
ing OF oct. 2Sth. 1918.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
II. c. KIRK.
-. President.
Sc - .-oc-g-I1-20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
Troubled With Headache
?. o. Now Entirely Well

been a great sufferer fror, slck head-
aches. hut am now entirely free from
that trouble. I have not felt 20 well
In ten years a. ! do now ! would rec
ommend Peruna and Manalin 10 an
sufferers. will say God bless Dr.
Hartman and his wonderful rene
dies"
Mrs. Charles Anspaugh. r. n. 7. La
grange. Ind. writes: "Peruna has
been a godsend 10 me. I can feel sale
in saying that IL saved my life. az
was all rv- down and was Just nniser-
able when | commenced taking your
Peruna. but am on the road 10 recov-
cry now. cannot thank you too
much"
Our booklet. telling you how TO keep
well. free to all.
Those who object TO liquid medL
eines can row procure Peruna Tab
let's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20

noon session at 1880 O'Clock. while he
evening session will begin at 1880
O'Clock. The speakers Cor today are:
The Rev, s. f. Foote. S. s. Bond. the
Rev Thomas G. Koonts. the EDWARD
b. Turner. the Rev. G. W. Pollock.
the Rev. Earl A. Brooks and the Rev.
W. =. Schriver.
Women Meet Today.
The Women's Synodical Societies or
Home and Foreign missions will hold
their meetings today and tomorrow in
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Elm Grove. Today at noon the wo men
of the Stone Presbyterian church Will
serve meals in the basement of the
church and supper in the evening.
The ministers and elders of West
virginia registered at the Twelfth an
nual session of the synod. follows:
= =. Burke. Parkersburg
Louis p. Black. Parkersburg.
Mt and Mrs r. h. Turner.
J. NJ. Potter. Woodsdale.
Alfred PAUL. Woodsdalc
E-ed II Williams. Wheeling.
g u. Wilson. WarwoOd
J. Harmon Davis. Clarksburg
John Connell, New Martinsvine
AAllseSanIder Moecia. Clarksburg.
X N.
Albert Evans. Charleston
George W. Pollock Ruckhannon
Earle T. Brooks. Weston.
J. ]. Gregory. Cameron.
]. l.. Winters. Rocklick
". W. Dinsmore Dallas
- y. Cullcy. Parkersburg.
u. g. Jones. Jacksonburg
Robert j. Gibson. Pittsburgh
Thomas Grier Koontz. wheeling
y, i. Carson. WarwOod.
w. r. Mckee. Sistcrsville
~. ; Bagrs Charleston.
. p Y. Block. Charleston.
Miss Edna Il. lnEraham. Waverly
samuel +. Foote Williamstown
Mrs. Samuel T. Foote. Williamstown.
W. I. Shriver. New York
". J. Mccoy. Ststersville
J. W. MaCPhau Grafton
J. j. Miller. Warrington.
NJ. J. Mccoy. Weston.
W. +. Allen. New Cumberland
J. g Elv. Oakland Nd.
~ T. NcNiller. Holidays Cove.
IT. T.. Nicklcn Shcrrard
H. Hood. Sherrard
David = Wylic. New York
~. a.. Stoetzer. FairmOnt
,. e NeaEel. West Liberty.
NJ. &. Hartley. West Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
COURT PERMITS


SENDING Mr. Thompson creditors
made unanimous request that che
decisions Do withheld until juno DE-.
june 10 che same lawyers appeared
before Che court and asked another "a.
tension f1r Nr Thompson. and 90 was
Ffanf"d fo september 10 A third an
peal Tor that time was made Iasf Son.
trmh'r o. Eirhtron lawyers asked
thc court to hold the opinions until
nru March 10 10 s. uumbauid and
tharIrs q Tut opposed Co., The third
extension was Erantod
iudre Van swcarinFon's oction in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20

30 much the better. but all OF the
grand prizes are well worth while and
most desirable
Another point that is most import
ant. 10 you do not win an automobile
OF one Of The other grand prizes. is:
there are the valuable district prizes
to think about Furthermore. suppose
sou do not win any one OF the forty.
slN prizes. There is tho cash payments
for the work you do In The Of. 900
Club Tor the lnteIigencer.
Not taking into consideration tho
splendid pay tho members receive.
and winning an automobile. district
prize. or cash commission. D. Do
pleasant Wholesome work
Easy To Enter
Too order FOL enter aH "a candidate or
Join The 5000 Club. alI that b. nee.
aaaary .a to 900 out the nomination
blank f1af appears elsewhere In thia
Is.uc write your name and address
on fH.. blank plainly. then bring OF
mail If to The 5000 club depart
urrf uf fnr in|rIIerursr and Dr. viii
count 1000 votes for you If fHa nom
Inatuu Del accompanied by subarfIp
uons of any kind. BE- viii count for
,IHn 'ttra votes In addition to tho
number of voice thr rYbscupUou rag.
mont viii brine you according fu the
vote schedule published elsewhere IN
thI" issue
There arn tvo ways of y0Ins One
i h} obiHInInF aubsrrpfl0u paFmeufr
from four moatHa fo two years Tor new
subscription. or on renewals of oid
subrcIp'IDnH fD tH' Intelligence Ib-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
10000 SUBSCRIBERS


much sought for IL Henderson mo.
torcycie valued a. t295OO.
The Sixth Grand Prize BE- $500
Plano
Districts
The territory in which The Inieui.
gcnccr circuiates has been divided
into ten separate districts. which
ingures more even distribution Of
the prizes in sll parts of the field. and
makes prize winning very easy and
simple matter
After the winners 81 the Grand prizes
have been eliminated. the member
with the largest number Of votes in
each 0f the ton districts viii rrrei,c
f15 yO furniture OF merchandise OF.
der on one Of the local VgneaI.rg
stores The second district prize are
$40 90 furniture OF merchandise or.
dors. The third district prizes are
$500 Iewclry orders ON local iewcIry
stores Affer The shove prizes have
been awarded. t-c next ton hIrheef
voters lrfrap erfivo of district viii
each DO awarded 81 D1 irwclry order
Cash Commission
Tho ton per cent rtah commits lon
viii br paid f0 each member who
takes an active part until tho close Of
fhn campaiRn and who docs NOT win
ono n Tho forfysiv valuable prize.
To be- considered as an active member.
a candidate must turn Iu af least one
new subscription each week Tor tho
last two weeks of mo campaign
Almost anybody can win an auf0rr0.
bile ~ ioining THE 0D0 Club. and
going right after the votes OF course.
N Do happens 10 be- tho 81 $500 Buick.