The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-06

much caution In seeing that all your
votes are properly marked, and tina,
everything is as It should be so that
you will get full credit.
Promptly after the doors have been
closed, and all business turned in at
ter the closing hour, the judges will
take possession OF the ballot box and
the count will begin. The anxious
ones and their friends are all invited
to come to the office and remain until
the count is finished II they desire
With the fast work Of the efficient
Judges, the results should be known
In two or three hours at the latest.
Closing Rules.
~ All votes and remittances
no matter what time mailed must
be at the office of the West Vir.
ginlan by nine o'clock Saturday
night, July s.
(2) All votes and remittances
mailed afternoon on Friday, July
must bear special delivery
stamp in order that they will
reach this office promptly. They
should be addressed to the Seven
Thousand Club department Of the
West Virginian In order that they
are not delayed by going to the
wrong department.
(3) No personal checks will be
accepted on the last day of the
campaign unless certified or. en-.
dorsed by a responsible party.
Make all checks and remittances
payable to the West Virginian,
and not to individuals. Remit
tances for subscriptions can be
made by money order, bank draft.
express money order. cash or bills.
Please note this carefully. and
there will be no delay which
might be caused by offering per.
Z sonal checks in payment for sub.
scriptions.
az All votes must bear the
name of the club member for
whom they are to be voted before
being placed In the ballot box.
Torn. scratched or defaced ballots
will be thrown out without being
counted.
(5)s All those inside the office
as the? clock reaches nine o'clock
will be allowed to put In their
votes and subscriptions. no matter
how long the delay, but none will
be allowed to come In after that
hour, unless the judges deem It
Just and fair.
5(6) On the closing night, any
club-member who would prefer to
place their remittance and sub.
scription slips direct in the ballot
box instead OF having them check
ed over In the usual manner may
do SO, and the judges will check
them over instead.
90 In event that any questions
shall arise the Judges shall have
the power to decide.
Try to get your reserves in the bal
lot box early. Whatever you do dom
lose any votes because there will b.
no way Of having them duplicated a
the closing hour.
Above all, for those that are really
in earnest about winning, 1t Is wise t
close your eyes to all other interest.
and devote your full time to lining W
the subscriptions from this until thu
close.
oftentimes a few votes will win o.
lose a prize. and It is small satisfac
ton to any club member to know tha
they have lost by failing to put forti
alttile extra effort right at the close.
DISTRICT MOI
This district Includes the CITY o
Falrmont only, and has no connection
with District No. 2. Every active clur
member In the district will receive .
prize.
FAlRMoNT
James Moore ............... 31o.72
Mildred Eliason ............ 305,64
Beulah Walker ............ 302,65I
Grace Brown ............... 294,6l
Virtue Horner .............. 2ss.02
Grace Adams .............. 1852
Blanche Tchinski ....,.----.. 22 35
Anna Ashcraft ............ 1854
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