The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
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II you AVE not as yet entered the
campaign n the territory in which
you reside Is not we'll repre- sented, 1t
would be advisable for you to cut
the nomination blank from this paper,
and send 1t to us at ono 80 that your
name win appear in Wednesdays Vir-
ginian.
Next Vote Exhibit.
The next vote exhibit Of candidates
and their standings will appear We'd
nesday morning, October Is. Candi-
dates who wish votes credited IN this
list of standings must deposit the same
not later than l p. NJ. to-day. Can
didates living In rural districts must
have votes at The Virginian Office
by l p. NJ, to-day If they wish the
same published with the list of stand
ing on Wednesday.
Vote Value.
Think how many votes a yearly
subscription would give you. Then
inquire up hat you will have to do
to secure as many votes as the high
est. You will find that the result
will encourage you to enter.
The Virginian will be glad of this.
and will take great pleasure in rem
dering you amp possible assistance to
further your interest at any time the
opportunity presents itself.
There is a world of meaning in the
three words of the slogan-Oppor-
tunits. Effort. Realization. To deal
with each of these individually The
Nirginian Will first take opportunity
in granting to its readers the opror-
tunity to win a prize Of great value
fas- infinitely small of work.
As for effort, The VirEinian has
repeatedly said tand the number Of
votes accorded to each candidate In
this campaign will bear us OUT, that
it will not he necessary for you TO
neglect your businass in order to be a
winner of II of these prizes. You
will never know how r~idiculously
easy ii in to secure subscriptions to
The Virginian until you have given it
a trial.
After you have been declared a
winner OF this contest. will come the
realization OF absolute satisfaction IN
| having won something by your eEert.
Campaign Department.
The Campaign Departments tele-
| phone number Ii Monroe 222 and If
| there is anything pertaining to the
| campaign tina II not entirely clear
to YOU, phone or write to them and
| they will be more than glad to FUR
| nish you the Information desired,
There is a great deal to be gained
In a campaign Of this kind, both In
| pleasure and experience. Get your
friends to clip the voting coupons
from each issue Of The Virginian"
and each and every coupon will count
ten votes. You will be surprised to
| see how rapidly the votes will roll
up for you. Several thousand dol
lars will ba given away in good SUBJ
~stantial prizes.
Their are a great number Of peo>
| pie living within the territory cover
ed by this campaign who think the
| publicity OF being connected or m
terested In a campaign of this de-
scription IL degrading. THIS "a a
great mistake. Mankind likes to see
everyone show the spirit of indspen-
dence. People who criticise you Tor
such work are q long way from nav
Ing anything Of their own.
Put your false pride In yeur peeket
and 20 out and win OF the prizes.
You will never regret 1t. II you are
not already nominated. In your
nomination to-day, ask the Campaign
Manager how TO win.