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, 1922-05-24
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contestants from ach Srsp viii b
eligible TO enter in any one etsGf
The scouts viii DO divided into dif
ferert classes according to height.
weight and age as q done in h
recent grade nee Prizes will be
given gu for first. second and thiro
place. The troop winning the great
est number Of points will be awarded
a beautiful silver loving cub. Individ-
, 1922-05-24
GOLF TOURNEY
TO Be REPEATED
Memorial Day Sweepstakes
Planned on Casper Country
Club Course.

So popular have the sweepstakes
contests become for Casper's ANA
teur golfers that 1t was found neces-
az TO arrange for another event
~ this kind. The third OF the sories
viii be staged Memorial day and VIII
he open TO all persons desiring to en-
ter.
n tabuiation Of scores in the last
sunday sweepstakes contest which
was won by Ralph Duval has been
completed and is printed here:
r...f Hsdrfn Net
, 1922-05-24
Derby Record
Holder Breaks
Leg, Is Shot

NEw YORK. May 24-old Rose
bud. holder of the time record for
the Kentucky Derby and a prince of
the turf for 10 years. was hot yes
terday at the Jamaica race track
The famous gelding stepped into
a hole in a race asst week and tore
the ligaments of one ankle It be-
came evident that the horse would
be- hopeless cripple
, 1922-05-24

M Polarines are working out every
night and r keeping In inst class
condition for the coming contest.
A series u games among tho dif-
Trent departments Of the rlants here
IS also scheduled as follows:
Manufacturing No. ) versus Manu-
featuring No 1. May -
Mechanical No. } Versus Office No.
l. May IS,
Lubrieating No. 8 versus Mechani-
cal No. l, May 80.
Manufacturing No. , versus Office
No. 1. June 1.
Mechanical No. } versus MechEni.
cal No. l. June 5.
Lubricating No. } versus Mechani-
cal No. ;. June Il.
Manufacturing No. 1 versus Ne
chanicai No. /. June 10.
Lubricating No. 3 versus Manufac-
turing No. ,. Juno II.
Mechanical No. l versus Office No.
1. June 20.
Manufacturing No, / versus Office
No. 1. June 20.
Manufacturing No. 1 versus Mechan-
ical No ., Juno "a.
turing No. 1. June 20.
Manufacturing No. 3 versus Me-
chanical No. l. July /.
Mechanical No. 3 versus Lubricat-
ing No. 3. July s.
Office No. l versus Manufacturing
No. l, July II.
The above games arc to be played at
, 1922-05-24
BALL A KILLED.

AT WINDSOR ONT.-Clare Dalg-
lash. 2s. catcher for the Maplegrove
amateur baseball team. was killed at
Comber. Ont, when a ball thrown by
a pitcher during warming up period
struck him over The heart
, 1922-05-24
a PIANO FOR YOUR HOME
JUST NOw.

Dor put It OFF another day. JUS
one dne. only 10 10 start that III
ue daughter on the musical road thai
ADDED charm that nothing else can DO
Drop US . line today. The Chas. 4
Wells Music Co. Denver. Colo.
, 1922-05-24
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
MEMPHIS MAGNATE DEAD.

AT MEMPHIS.Charles Frank, one
of the organizers. Of the Southern
baseball association and until a few
weeks ago manager Of the Atlanta
club, died today after an illness Of
several months.
, 1922-05-24
AMATEURS To o

NEW Y0RK-Amaterr boxers as
semble for the national amateur jun
Tor championship tournament to be
held tonight and tomorrow night in
Madison Square garden under the aus
pices Of the Metropolitan A. A. U.
, 1922-05-24
zBYSzKO SEEKS r

AT ST.. LOUIS. Mo.-Stanislaus
zbyszko. former heavyweight wres-
Ting champion. will give Ed. (Strang-
ler) Lewis $4,000 or the entire gate re
ceipts for a finish match. zbyszko's
manager announced.
, 1922-05-24
World Results
By Leased Wire
GREB DEFEATS TUNNEY IN BOUT
WANTS To MEET FRENCH CHAMP

NEW YORK., May 24-Harry Greb today is holder of
the American hght-heavyweight title as a result of his VIC
tory last night in Is rounds with Gene Tunnev os this city.
And now Harry wants to meet Georges Carpenter for the
world title.
Greb started against Tunney in his usual whirlwind fash
, 1922-05-24

A. L. Lowey, I. Z. onku Il. d.
Townsend. NJ. C. Price. Harry N. Free
and Thomas Dunphy. all played one
round but discontinued the contest
when the heavy rain interferred with
their game-
, 1922-05-24
Sport Calendar:

Racing.
Meeting of Westchester Racing as
ISOLATION opens at Belmont Park
Meeting of Kentucky Racing asso-
citation, at Louisville
Meeting OF Ontario Jockey Club at
Toronto
Horse Show.
Annual show Of Devon pa Horse
Show association.
Golf.
British amateur championship tour
nament at Prestwick.
women's metropolitan championship
tournament at Convent, N. J.
Shooting.
California-Nevada trapshootfng tour
nament opens at Sacramento
Nebraska state trapshootfng tourna-
ment closes at-North Platte
Boxing.
National A A. u junior champion
ships, at New York.
George Clancy vs.. Shamus OBrien.
eight rounds at Philadelphia
Congratulation cards for gradua-
, 1922-05-24
P0LARIkES TO CROSS STICKS
With BIG MUDDY next SUNDAY

Baseball between the Standard "Polarines" and the Big
nine is scheduled for Sunday.
The local aggregation is going to take this opportunity of
evening up the 7-to-5 score piled against them by the Muddy
team last Sunday, and Cal Smith, who is managing the
team, reports that his men are getting ready for a
great game. the athletic grounds It No. 1 plant
, 1922-05-24

Jeweiry and watcn repairing oy ex.
pert workInen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. o.-S Bldg.
, 1922-05-24
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents

ual honors win be given to the two
scouts respectively who collect the
greats. number OF points
Arrangements are being made for
scout officials 10 entar in some form
Of events. This innovation should
promote enthusiasm In h meet
, 1922-05-24

FRANCES. your mother wants to sec
YOU. Phone address or a at Y. W.
.. A 5-24-1t'
, 1922-05-24

American League
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston.
Washington at New York.
, 1922-05-24

Last Scores
TUESDAY FINALS.
NaAsonaI Ionnna

National League
Philadelphia 3. Pittsburg 10.
Brooklyn 6, Chicago 2.
New York 8. Cincinnati 6 40 in.
Boston s. ST. Louis 6.
American League.
Cleveland 5. Boston 3.
st. Louis II. New York 5.
Detroit 6. Philadelphia s.
Chicago 2, Washington 3.
, 1922-05-24

Congratulation cards for gradua-
ton We have the Gibson line The
Mills company, go East Second street
5-24-3t
, 1922-05-24

Vienna vas the nrst city to prohibit
'hywaikink."
, 1922-05-24
Today's Games

National League
KIN Brookiyn-c Chicago game.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

The Press is justly proud Of the
list Of candidates that are compel.
ing with might and main in this
exciting battle of votes for the big
gest stakes ever offered in the I'm,
perial Valley. 1t seems that each
community and each neighborhoodl
in the territory outside and in the
city has chosen its brightest and
most energetic leader for its repre-.
sentative in this election. And
these favorites are well fulfilling
the expectations of their hundreds
of friends and supporters in their
respective communities.
The race, as the third period ap.
proachcs, is truly a neck and neck
affair. No one candidate has any
material advantage owe rthe re-
mainder of the candidates at pre-
sent and the amount Of subscrip-
tions that each is able to turn in be.
fore Saturday night will tell the
tale.
On the Home Stretch
Running q race on the home
stretch Of which every participant
may well be proud. the energetic
candidates are rounding the last
turn and the eyes Of all the Imper.
ial Valley are intensely watching
the finish of this big event.
This week promises to be the
biggest Of the whole campaign.
There S no doubt but what a great
er number Of votes will be east be-
tween now and 10 O'Clock Saturday
night than ut any other time during
the election. The participants are
certainly going strong getting
subscriptions right. and left, each
preparing to "cinch the leadership
for the fine motor ears before Sat.
urday night.
ats fight to finish now. The
laggard will fgall by the waysidc--
the courageous, energetic candi-
dates will reay the big rewards.
What has been done before by the
respective candidates makes little
difference. It's the results secured
between now and 10 o'clock Satur-
day night that will tell the tale.
If the candidates are to accom-
plish what they originally set out
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
NATIONAL Y. w. c. A
SECRETARY IN
VALLEY TOUR

I. Miss Anna Clark, Y W. c. a. ma
tional secretary, Mrs. r. Is. kepley,
county leader of girls work, and
KRIS. h. l.. Glasby, comfy president
Of the y. w. c. A., visited
n,.ny sections OF the valley last
Neck and set mp the machinery for
tbe work to be carried on this year.
s.The women are enthusiastic over
HE outlook; school principals and
teachers received them cordially,
and gave way for assembly meetings
xhich were addressed by the speak
ers, who explained the organlza-
zion which has done SO much for the
rfrlhood of the world,
The Calipatria meeting was es-
peciallv delightful and 100 per cent
of the high school gofls Joined the
Reserves and will carry on under
the leadership of teachers.
ain Imperial, the work was al
ready. organized, but under the ia
spiratioH Of Miss Clark 5 address
and charming personality, 100 per
cent of the girls are now linked up
To the organization. They already
have the seat sum of $50 III their
treasury to pay their own expenses
at the sInmefs camp next year.
They will add TO this from time to
time SO that every member may have
u Today outing at the camp next
Summer if they wish;
Pm hi Centre, the girls of the high
school were assembled Thursday
morning and their enthusiasm was
thoroughly aroused by the wonderful
Address of Miss Clark. Mrs. f. l..
Earthwaite is the leader in the girl
4nov in FL Centre, with teach
er helpers.
a. Friday night the group of speakers
met with the Business Girls Club.
which, though not directly linked
III with the Y. W. c. A., has had
representation on the executive
Apard of the county and most cor
Ial relations exist between the two
organizations.
E.This evening the comfy executive
heard win meet at the Barbara
Jrorth 10 confer with Miss Clark.
49nring the week, Holtville, calexieo
rnd other towns of the valley will
s. visited by Miss Clark.
s9~The new director for Y. ". c. A..
FSork will come al the earliest pos
Sjbse moment after arrangements
have been completed. Miss Clark is
steeply impressed with the POSSIBLE
Yes that are here. ss,s
She is making her headquarters
~ calexico so that she may be near
- the county president. Mrs. r. l.
Biasbv; but She viii visit in person
.Sxery section of the county before
leaving al the end Of the week.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
OFFICERS OF HOME
DEPARTMENT
AT PARTY

The private dining room OF the
Barbara Worth was never more
charming than il was Saturday in
its decorations of red and green Sug-
gestive of the holiday season. The
occasion was the Christmas luncheon
of the Farm Home department Off
GERS, preceding their annual election.
The long tables were decorated in
red carnations and fernerv, with
plates marked by Christmas cards
bearing greetings from Miss Orpha
Miller. home agent. There were
Christmas favorS and Christmas
menu. Mrs. George Austin, county
chairman, sat at the head of the
table, and, was, as always, the graz
eious hostess. Mrs. V. c. Campbell
and Miss Julia Gregan, honor guests
of the day, were seated on either
side Of the hostess, the members of
her staff and officers following on
down the line on either side of the
long tables.
Other guests seated were: Mrs.
Daisy Dearborn, Mt. Signal; Mrs.
Edith HawIev, Eastside-Sunset; Miss
Orpha A. Miller, home agent; Miss
L. II. Moons, secretary Farm Bureau;
Mrs Marie Biggerstaff, Central
Highline; Mrs j. c. Stewart, Mrs.
W. l. Tyler, Mt Signal; Mrs. NJ.
Wagner, Mrs. Susie Edwards, Mrs.
Cecil Skaggs. Central Highline; Mrs.
Elizabeth Mealey, Lmtana; Mrs.
Carrie b. Moore, McCabe; Mrs. :. T..
Robinson, Eastside- Sunset; Mrs.
Jeanette Terwilliger, Central-lligh-
line; Mrs. NJ Brandenberg, Mt. Sig
nal; Mrs. w. p Werdell, Central
Highline; Mrs. Romeo Smith, Nc
Cabe: Mrs. r. W Ritter, Central,
Highline; Mrs. \. Y. Nencel, Trifo-
ium; Mrs Elmo Brockman, Mt. Sig
nal; Mrs. Emma Eckert, Central
Highline, and Mrs. K. NJ. Kechoeg
uer. North End-Cahpatria.
After the luncheon, the guests
adjourned to the mezzanine floor,
where Il most interesting business
session was held. Mrs. Austin was
re elected county chairman of the
board of directors, Mrs. Harvey Of
Westmoreland. vice chairman, Mrs.
Robinson, treasurer, and Miss Julia
Grogan, secretary
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
FACULTY HONORS
CLARKS WITH
RECEPTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H. Clarke who
are leaving the valley soon to reside
in Los Angeles, were complimented
saturday evening at a delightful
evening party, the faculty of the
high school being host of the oc-
casion The reception was held at
the home OF Prof and Mrs J. J..
House on Brighton Avenue and was
purely informal.
Mr.. Clark has been a membes of
the high school board for Ii YEARS
and has seen il grow from a veg;
small beginning to large and coms
plete modern high school topped by
Junior College His own sons
went out from the school to the I'M
iyRTsity and into the business world
and he and his family have been
continuously part of the school
life of the city from the earliest
days.
Every member of the faculty re-
grets that Mr.. Clark is severing
his connection with the school to
make his home elsewhere. Mrs.
Clerk will leave in a few days for
Los Angeles but Mr.: Chrk will be
detained for few weeks.
The guests at the reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Clark, honorees,
Prof. and Mrs j. L. House, s. f.
Allen, Miss Christine Anderberry, Il.
NJ. Armstrong, Miss Edith Barring
fias1 TilIan Ilrau1t ics,
Irene Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chest
nut, Miss Coral Hall, Henry lines,
Miss Gladys Juvinall, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. II. Kellar, Mr.. and Mrs. \. l..
Larkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mae
Donald, Miss Myrtle Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Rogers, Frank /.
Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle ;.
Templeton and Paul j. White.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

Now that the loafing season is over the more
ambitious candidates preparing to 60 after the
frankly that is what they have do if they have any
desire to land the larger awards The most impor
tant part of the entire campaign is at hand that
s-the next five days.
Give more days." These three words have a
mighty big meaning when consider the impor
lance of the result of the Press big automobile and
popularity campaign which is rapidly nearing its
conclusion
The last of the big votes will undoubtedly be the
deciding factor in determining the winners of the
splendid array if prizes which have dazzled the eyes
of all the Imperial Valley because of their exceptions
al value.
Who Is Your FavOrite?
For over month candidates have been engaged
in accumuating votes and during this time the Press
grand prize election has gained fame that is wide
spread. This is the most liberal prize winning event
ever inaugurated in this section of the state.
The efforts and diligence of the candidates these
next five days should be crowned with an avalanche
of thousands of votes before 10 o'clock Saturday
night. This is the time for candidates to hurl them
selves with vim and vigor into the fray.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
MRS. POPE'S CLASS
At EARLY
BREAKFAST

/: Mrs. II. p Pope 5 class Of girls
Mere. entertained at breakfast Satur-
Tay morning at a. m. at Presby-
1arian Church. The class had been
divided into two sections and the
Group winning in a contest was to
lie entertained with a breakfast by
jae losers. The group led by Miss
Marjorie Helms won and the group
led BY Miss Murine Brockett gave
lie breakfast. Those seated We're:
ihe Misses Maurine Brockett, Mar
sbrie Helms, Grace Heffleman, Isa-
ielle Ross, Margaret Lanier. Ro-
jraine Richmond, Margaret Linni-
hin, Mary Louis Cough, Maurine
siastrk, Nharline skinner, Eleanor
Hobby, Lula Sue Pope, Helen vii
liams, Mrs. r. p. Pope and Mrs
Williams.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
FLOWER SHOW At
LIBRARY TONIGHT

The flower show will be quite the
attractive event of the week. 1t
opened this afternoon in the base
ment room of the library and will
continue throughout the evening.
The blossoms are gorgeous and plen-
tiful. The exhibit is free to every
body. Prizes will be awarded to-
night by the judges. The largest
attendance is expected during the
evening.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
5
DAYS REMAIN
of the "A"
SIS
pRJZE OFFER
PRIZE OFFER

The all-important day of the
Press automobile prize campaign
"looms up in full before every
candidate who is striving for one
of the beautiful cars. The i'm
portant day is Saturday Deem
Der l6th, at 10 y. m. At that
hour the best offer of the re-
mainder of the campaign closes.
Any of the prizes may be won on
lost from effort or lack Of effort
this week. This next week may
put you across victory line. IL is
all with the candidates them
selves.
Every subscription counts
more now than they will later.
They alss get the EXTRA votes
100000 on every club of sl2.
And they are three special gold
prizes Of $500 each.
Every day counts VITALITY
from now on. Saturday night.
December 10th, mt 10 o 'cleck is
the day and hour. You can win
the gold and the extra votes
which will capture the automo-
bile for you on December 23rd.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
MRS. SIDNEY McHARG
ENTERTAINS
CLUB

fzMrs. Sidney McIiarg was hostess
ID the, Friday Bridge Club at her
keme IN Calexieo. The hiuse was
Srettv in decorations of fail bios
<pns asd dainty refreshments were
farved after the game. Attending
llrere Mesdames III. H. Griswold, Dan
ftonard, G. -. Moore, George PULL
3m, Frank Seiglitz, Herbert Going,
=. p. Anderson, +. G. Stevens, \. NJ.
%Aenk, Herman Antholz,, Carl Ed
zEnnds, l.. b. Kirby, Sidney Nc
Harg, Josephine Hammers, andGlar-
Snce Sherman Anderson.
y Mrs. a. NJ Shenk won the high
Eore and Mrs. GeHarg won second
ffize.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
IMPERIAL CHAPTER
O. E. S. IN PUBLIC
INSTALLMENT

Over POO were present. - the mi
tiation of Officers by the Cohen
Rule Chapter of the Eastern Star
at Imperial Friday night. Mrs. Gen
evieve Norton of Signal Chapter, III
Centre, acted as installing matron,
the work being eXemplified most i'm
pressively Miss Eve Fallan Of the
installing team has been eomph-
meuted most highly for the very
effective work done. After the in
stalla4ion, a social evening was en-
joyed by the members of the chap
ter and visiting guests. About %
attended from Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
. REMEMBER


The next 5 days subscrip-
ti0ns ICiH count for almost so
per cent more UOtes than ,they
UiI the last period of the cam
pai0n.
This is the
LAST CHANCE
candidate haze to secure BIG
U0fes. For this reason the lUin-
ming Uotes for the automobiles
as yell as the gold can be and
wiH be gotten during this per-
i0d.
Six.year mail subscriptions
count 100000 UOtes these next
5 days.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
Important Time Is Now Here
Ca mpaignNo tie

Friday, Saturday and today has
seen n flood of new subscriptions
pouring into the Campaign Depart
ment. Only last week some were
saying There are no more new sub
scriptions to be had. - Today they
are coming in in large numbers,
which only goes to show that the
candidates can get them if they
get into the spirit of the campaign.
Mrs. Swink is out today in an
effort to make a big killing. Mrs.
Swink taps a class of business in
which she has little competition
from other candidates. The largest
part of her subscriptions are from
melon growers of the valley, and of
course practically new ones. The
way that this contestant has brought
in subscriptions from the Jap farm
ers proves hiatt every person in the
valley could be made a subscriber
for the Press if approached i'll the
right way.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

Second payments. on SUB
scripfions giUea earlier in the
scriptions giuen earlier in the
campaigns WHi count for thou
sands of rates Lchile the third
period schedule is ia effect.
Contestants and subscribers
alike should Keep in mind the
fact that second payments on
subscriptions UiH NOT count
for extra U0tes later in the cam
I1ign. Nou is the time to ben
eff bg the third payment
schedule.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
Important
Dates

The "Third Period" Vote
offer, me biggest of the re-
nlainder of the campaign, ends
Saturday night, Dec. 10Th, at 10
%. M. The $500 in Gold cam
paign ends on Saturday, Dec
ember 18th at 10 O'Clock. The
entire campaign ends one rceek
! later.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
y. l.. I. CLUB TONIGHT
AT WOMAN = REST ROOM

The Calexico members will pre-
sent the entertaining features of the
program at the meeting of the Y. l..
]. girls tonight at the rest room. The
program will follow the usual bus
mess session.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

TO do, they will have to get busy
these last five days Of the second
period vote schedule. And 10 o clock
Saturday night ends the final big
vote schedule of the Press election
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

In the $500 IN GOLD Campaign, a
NEW subscription is a subscription
from a person who was NOT a Press
subscriber on November %, 1922.
During the $500 IN GOLD
Campaign (the next 10 days.
three months and sir months
subscriptions WW be accepted
and each i0W count one point
in the dlUarding of the Cold
Saturday right, December Is.
The Drice Of the Press for three
months is $50 and for six
months the price is $3.50, by
carrier $500.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11
Imperial Valley Press
to Distribute Prizes to
Best Contestants Soon

Busiest Days of Campaign Now at Hand Success
Simply Means Going After Resulty in Dead Ear
nest. Coming Five Days Most Important of Big
Contest. If You Haven't Renewed Your Subscrip-
ton or If You Are Not Paidin Advance Subscrib-
er, Now Is the Time to Do Your FavOrite Real
Kindness Which May Mean Thousands Of Dollars
to Them.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

Remember this period closes all
second payment extensions. It also
closes the $500 in gold offer for
new subscriptions,-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

If you think you beaten, you are.
If you think you dare not you don't
If you would like to win, but think you can't
It's almost chinch you won't.
If you think you'll lose, you're lost
For out in the world you'll find
Success begins with fellows will
It's all in the state of mind.
/
Full many is lost
ERE a step is run,
And many coward fails
Ere his work is begun.
Think big and your deeds will grow;
Think small, and you'll fall behind;
Think that you can, and you will
It's all in the state of mind.
If you think you're outcassed, you are,'
You've got to think high to rise,
You've got to be sure of yourself before
You win prize
Lite's battles don't always go
To the stronger faster man,
For sooner or late the man who wins
Is the fellow who thinks he can.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-11

Mrs. w. ID. Colt brought in a re-
port on Saturday night that proves
there is still much business to be
gotten in the territory. Mrs. Colt
saws she doesn't know where her
votes are coming from this week but
that she knows that they will come
before the end of the week. This
contestant has solved the real idea
back of dividing the campaign into
periods. Get every single subscrip.
ton Won can Saturday night, Deem
Der 10Th, and there will stil be
more to be found during the remain
ing period. You can " bank" on
that when you clean up your list
this week end.