The chronicle=news., 1912-12-03
Women Chosen Popu
Voting Campai&n-Votes Continue to Pile Up
ENTER THE NAME OF YOUR FAv0RI1
New Names AIDED Since Ye;t Non

payments due on subscriptions. which /,
are paid up. will also entitls the per-
son paying TO certain number OF
yotes tn enumerated In the scale Of
votsI. All votes are absolutely free
and persons can vote as many times
and as often as they wish.
Unpaid Subscriptions Count.
All subscribers TO The Chronicle
News who are In arrears on their
su bscrip,ion accounts and who set
tis the same. nre entitled to votes
according TO the amount paid. When
you pay your subscription be sure
you receive the votes TO which you
are entitled.
Subscribers wfoss accounts are In
arrears. now have an opportunity to
reap = two-fold value from their
payments. They have no doubt in
tended to ssttls these accounts long
aso. but other matters have put the
thought from their minds. Now BY
paying up they receive = psid-in-
full receipt and also assist some
worthy young woman. by means OF
the votes secured on this payment. to
secure = prize that will mesn weeks.
months and years Of pure happiness
and pleasure. Could you ask more
or seek . more worthy purpose than
this?
How Votes are Secured.
Votes are secured BY means OF sub
scriptIona to The Chronicle News
and by clipping daily coupons from
the paper. The ballot secured by
subscriptions may be held m long a.
desired, and are good any time dur
Ing the contest and fisht up TO the
close. but these ballots do not appear
To the credit os = candidate until they
ars deposited IN tho bailot-box. The
coupons cut from the paper must be
voted ton days from tho date Of pub
iIratioh.
Persons living in ono district are
that particular district. They may
vote for any candidate. no matter in
what district xhe may reside.
| The Advantage Of Large List.
Tho fact that large number ol
candidates are already listed as COM
Ipetitors for these prizes should not
deter any other young women from
entering should they desire to do 10.
One advantage and very important
one, OF the large list OF candidates. is
that with 20 many young women
striving earnestly the votes are more
levenly divided, preventing any par
ticuiar candidate from securing
commanding lead and giving every
one an equal opportunity for victory.
This should appeal to every one.
How to Win.
Candidates should at once interest
their friends in their campaigns. and
show that they are in earnest In
their desire to win. and induce as
many people as possible To vote for
them. Remember that the advan-
tases Of having many workers assist-
Ing you are legion. One man could
. build house without other as
sistance, but II would take him q
great deal longer than II he had n
competent force OF workers. by
whose united efforts the house could
be finished In one-fifth the time. So.
too, It is with your campaign. Get
your friends to help and you Will
soon realize how much easier 1t is to
conduct a winniz campaign.
Tho nomination blanks will only
appear for a limited time. Cut the
nomination blank from this issue, II
your name has not already been en-
tered, and send or bring II at once to
the Contest Manager. A subscription
Is not necessary when making q
nomination. but naturally enough, n
, subscription will do much to helr
. the young woman you are nominat-
ing. Names OF persons making nom
nations will not be divlused.
Write for Information.
II ther is single point in connec-
, ton with the contest that ia not clear
, to you, do not hesitate about calling,
phoning or writing at once. and we
I will be glad to clear up all doubtful
, points and make your way lighter.
, When Votes are Counted.
, Votes received up to IL O'Clock
, tnoon) each day are counted and
, published in the paper OF the day
, following. Votes received after IL
: clock each day do not appear until
l the second day following their re-
: ceipt. Kindly bear this In mind and
: and II you want your votes to appear
, in n paper Of certain day, be sure
$ that they reach us before noon o'