The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
BRYAN NEEDED MORE
VOTES THAN MANY
CONTESTANT Do TODAY

sNNE'Nt%'~F7f - wa a. - .Sstt
comes from success. and each has con-
Adence I'm his ultimate success in the
great battle OF ballots. which has
attracted such widespread tnteres,.
Inspire your friends with this cor
tidence and the prize is practically
Yours. The contest IL rapidly mar
rowing down 10 the real contenders.
The Indications are that in short
while the candidates in each dis
tElct Will know just who their iaai
opponents are. although there Ia al
WAYS the dark horse which. some
how or other persists In being a VIM
ner in every contest.
Great Campaign Is Vow On in Earnest.
The voting ~ so uniform that very
few are many votes ahead.
Next Vote Exhibit Ssturday-Who
VIII Lead
The great triumphal march OF the
vote getting continues day by day.
Enthusiasm IL marked on every bal
lot. Each diminutive single vote told
plainly the efforts of tho contestants,
Ia reach the coveted position as
lead
Some OF the candidates are worry
ing over what the others are doing
n the way OF securing votes. The
campaign manager cannot tell. for he
does not know. Here, however. ~
"A pertinent question. Don't you think
that your competitors are worrying
equally SIS much over what you may
he doing in the line OF votes The
prizes are just as alluring to them,
and naturally every candidate Is en-
pecting 10 be numbered among the
winners.
DO not lie deceived by the appa~-
entity small vote of those behind yon
Keep hustling and amass for your
~eif sufficient votes 10 be prepared
for any surprise that may re sprung
by some Dark Horse"
Are YOU advancing or slipping TO
the rear Tomorrow may start with
rush
How will YOU fare
With gain in your standing9
All right
And everybody needs them For 1t
il votes that win. and YOU can win
II Nou have votes enough. The pres
ent leaders may be the taiienders
when the great contest closes.
You can nsyer-tell bernard
Shaw made this sentence famous.
And YOU never can tell. Tha-A4eh-
mond Virginian Prize Campaign can
rouch for the truth Of the phrase.
Who Will lead Saturday"
The Nirginian never asks too much
Of you-very little. in fact---yet there
are those among YOU who positively
refuse TO recognize this as the chance
Of lifetime to get what is practi-
caily something for nothing,
The NirRtniAa is n hspiuteiy una HE
10 understand and it should like TO
interest YOU in spite OF Yourself
Look over the list ~ contestants
from some OF the districts where SO
little has been done and where 80
few have had the ambition To com
pete for our district prizes II not for
the three grand prizes. II seems like
shame 10 give away such valuable
prizes where SO little has been done
IN consideration for them. However.
The Nirginian Nill do IT,
Figure out for yourself what sub
seriptions would put the very lowest
contestant at the top of the entire
list
chalmers 80" Is on Display Mt the
Fair.
The beautiful Chalmers 30. the
grand prize in the Virginfsns Great
Prize Contest, Is on display in the ex-
hibit OF the Gordon Motor Company
AT the State Fair. All candidates and
their friends are invited to inspect
the car and ask the representative in
charge Of the exhibit Of the Gordon
Motor Company any facts they may
wish TO know concerning the car
List of Standings.
The following list of candidates and
their standings contain only votes
which we're deposited up to O'Clock
en Tuesday afternoon Candidates
depositing votes since that time will
receive credit in Saturdays issue o!
candidates and their standings