The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-05

ages of II months and 100 years
whether married or single, grass or
natural widow, are eligible.
2. The standing of all the candi-
dates shall be sent to the local news
representative every Monday and shall
be complete to include all votes turned
in on the previous Sunday and shall be
revealed to no one else.
8. The time of ticket sales shall be
divided into two periods: The first
shall extend from March 9Th at 1901
P. NJ. until 1890 p NJ Saturday, April
18th. The second period shall extend
from the end of the first period until
11:00 P M. Saturday April 18th.
4. Any person receiving 800 votes
will receive 1000 free from the local
pest. These votes are not transfer
able and no person can receive them
but once.
4. No person can give to another
person votes voted to her. Although
any one may solicit votes for whoever
they wish.
6. The tickets shall be printed in
books of so each and priced from /
cent to fifty cents. No two in any
book to be the same price. Each tick
ct entities the purchaser to admis-
sion to our dance April 18th, and the
voting power he is entitled to under
section and 8.
Z. During the first period each tic
ket entities purchaser to 10 votes, be-
sides admission to dance, and the fly
/ leaf of any book entities any person
who shall sell said book to 750 votes.
The votes must be in the hands of the
campaign manager before the close of
the first period,
8. During the second period each
ticket shall entitle purchaser to 10
votes, and admission, and fly leaf of a
book entities the seller to 500 votes.
The votes must be in the hands of the
campaign manager by the end OF the
period or they are void.
9. The person receiving the high
est number Of votes will be declared
the winner and will receive a $500
diamond ring purchased from reli-
able jeweler.
10. The person receiving the next
highest number of votes shall receive
$500 wrist watch likewise to be
purchased from a reliable jeweler.
IL. Any one wishing to audit the
votes may do so at one P. M. April
| 10Th.
r. Any person wishing to enter
the contest may secure two books Of
tickets from the campaign manager.
When one of these are sold another
can be had by turning in the stubs
from the first and the price of the tic
kets, which is $12.75.
The local post is giving banquet
to members, ex-service men and the
people Of the community in late Feb
ruary or early March. A good speak
er will be engaged. Supper will be
served by the Wilmot Cemetery Soc
iety and the entire receipts will be
turned over to them. The Post will
| furnish the program and smokes. An
announcement of the date and speak
ers will be made later. All must make
reservations in order that the supper
may be planned.
Mrs. John MUTT is improving nice
", at this writing, after serious ill
ness.
The wife of Adiutant S. H. Moen of
| Silver Lake who has been patient in
the Memorial hospital at Burlington
has returned to her home.
There will be another of famous
Legion dances, the third, at Trevor
Saturday night, February 7th, from 9
until l.
Commander Ira White has received
plenty of adjusted compensation blank
forms from Adjutant Peterson. Service
men should fill them at once if they
have not already.
Have you your Legion pin? Adult
ant Moen has one for you, if not.