The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
THEY'RE OFF, A WELL-BUNCHED
FIELD In THE $4,000" CLUB
CANDIDATES SEEN TO APPREcl
ATE IMPORTANCE OF AN
EARLY START.
All Participants in InteIliseneers Cam
paisn Assured Fair and impartial
Treatment

They're on Each n eager to out
distance the other as active voting
begins In the big $4,000 Club" race.
The first announcement of votes pub,
lished to the credit of the candidates
makes IL a well-bunched field as they
break away from the 1000 mark.
Many of the candidates seem to fully
appreciate che Importance of making
an early start and have succeeded in
sending in a subscription to swell their
total.
Those who have not as yet sent in
a subscription should try and do so
at once in order TO obtain credit for
the 5000 extra votes allowed each
member on his or her first subscrip-
tion. The nomination blank gives a
member credit for Loco votes and the
first subscription payment of any kind
sent In counts for the number of
votes shown in the vote schedule be-
low and the 5000 extra votes.
The three automobiles and the dis
trict prizes will be won by the candi-
dates polling the largest number of
votes. n there are two ways OF pro-
curing votes after you have made the
start. II your friends give you a sub
scriptfon. IL will give you a credit for
the number of votes shown in the vote
schedule. The other way is by OBJ
tanning complimentary votes from old
subscribers.
Each member Will be furnished with
a subscription book and given every
possible assistance that is fair and
impartial to one and all alike.
No information about how any can
didate stands will be given from this
Infffrn afhar fh.a eA.s .na-A -
ished in the Intelligencer from day
to day.
The prizes will be awarded TO the
winners strictly on the merits of their
energy and v~ote-getting ability. Votes
cannot be purchased OF transferred
from n candidate to another. There
Will be no vote coupon published in
the lntelligencer to apply on the
10000 Club" other than the nomina-
ton blank.
ANY man or woman in Ohio county
and adjoining towns can join the
$4,000 Club" and feel secure on the
assurance of the Intelligencer that he
or she will be given a square deal in
every respect The Intelligencer
simply desires 10 increase its ~circula-
ton and Is willing TO pay the men and
women who join hands in helping
with the work. The prizes and the
cash commission are offered as a re-
ward for the efforts made.
The more candidates there are in
the race. the less amount of work or
votes II will require TO win the best
prizes. Tor there are only so many new
subscriptions TO be had throughout
the Vicinity. n with several hun
dred competing IL will simply be a
matter OF each one getting the sup
port OF his or her own circle Of friends
No candidate in the campaign will
put more than a small part OF his or
her spare time to the work of getting
votes. as the campaign lasts Just long
enough to give everyone an opportun-
ity TO see his friends without going
out OF his way.
II viii not interfere with your bust
ness or pleasure 10 be a worker and
a winner in the $1,000 Club" Better
Join at once. For details. address
$4,000 Club" department. the Intel
hgencer. telephone S22. either phone
VOTE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE.