The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

friends and get them to save the coupons
every day from The Times Dispatch, and
also to see some Of their relatives and
more Intimate acquaintance and get them
to renew their subscriptions or to take
The Dispatch, If they were not
already doing so. and to give US the
voting certificates to which they were
entitled.
Z. Just Like Politics.
Eyes, indeed, we had very little trouble
in Interesting ten or fifteen girl friends.
and we have regular little army looking
out for every vote in sight. It's just
like politics. isn't It? l think 1t is awfully
excting-and just think, suppose we
trips--but then, even if we don't get one
of the fourteen trips, there's that con-
ISOLATION prize trip Of two weeks in New
York with all the wonderful things to
see and interesting places to go, and II
were only sure we would get that trip
think i would be satisfied with just
tho three thousand votes necessary to oe
counted In on the New York trip con-
test.
"Well, there's one thing sure, and that
is that all my home people and every re-
lation and friend have, as well as
those Of both my partner and our chap
eronc, are just working in every way
we can think of to get those white and
blue certificates that you say are neces-
sary TO win with"
The Voting Certificates.
Eyes, that's why wanted to find out
| just all about the subscription rates,
| the carrier system and all the rest. ]
| have studied 1t out, but am not exactly
| satisfied that have all the things Just
| right. Now SEQ, If l have'-and then the
| Tee-Dee girl went on to rehearse the
| price list, II
"one month, daily and Sunday. nifty
| cents delivered by The Times-D Dispatch
| carrier service anywhere In Richmond,
] Manchester or Petersburg
'One year, daily and Sunday, six dol
lars. delivered by carrier; by mail. FIVE
! dollars
DAILY, without the Sunday edition.
thirty cents a month. delivered by car
| rier. or twenty-five cents by mall, and
the Sunday edition alone, five cents a
| copy delivered by carrier or two dol
| lars n year by mail.
The manager assured her that she had
! the rates down as pat as regular
| agent" and then came her understanding
as to the value of tho voting certih-
| Gates
| "Now the white certificates are given
|
subscriptions from people who are al
ready being served with the paper by
| Times Dispatch carrier service."
fright there Is point want to ask
about. Suppose a person Is having the
| paper delivered by some carrier who
| is not employed by The Tlmes-D!spatch.
| and should get them to pay UP for q
| year In advance; would that be re-
newal7'
The manager answered the question by
saying! "No, such a subscription would
be counted as a new subscription, and
n blue certificate, carrying two votes for
each one cent paid, Issued on account Of
IL. but In that case, the paper would
then be delivered by one OF The Times
| Dispatch carriers"
Tee-Dee Carrier System.
The manager went on 10 explain that
! The s-pispatch maintains Its own
| carrier service in Richmond, Manches-
ter and Petersburg and the suburbs Of
| the three cities, employing large
| number OF men and boys to deliver the
paper Delivery wagonf take the papers
in b (, bundles to every section Of the