Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-23
SHALL THE BOYS CD
TO WASHINGTON?
HERALD READERS MUST FT-RNISU
THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION
WITHIN THE NENT FOUR
WEEKS
READ THE REASONS WHY TWEEN
TY-FINE BOYS SHOULD HAVE
THE INAUGURAL TRIP. AND
HELP THEM.
On to Washington.

democratic president elected in
twenty years will take place at
Washington in less than six weeks.
All over the land people are plan
ming to 90 to Washington to witness
this great event III the nations his
tory. Everyone wants to 90. Every
where the cry is:
On to Washington.
On to the historic city. which is
one of the most beautiful in all the
world!
Everyone covetS the opportunity
to 90. Every reader Of the Herald
realizes what great opportunity
is that offered by the Herald's free
inaugural trip for twenty-five boys
The boys themselves are eager to
90 and are working actively They
should be encouraged. They are not
asking something for nothing. Sub
Scribers will be given full value for
their money, and the boys will be
repaid for their industry by free
trip to Washington, if they secure
the requisite number Of subscriptions.
If they do not win the trip, they will
receive a commission OF ten per cent
on all collections made by them.
Between now and twelve months
hence. every subscriber 10 The Her
aid will have paid for years sub
scription. Is it not worth while
to pay that subscription a year i'll
advance, in order to enable some
bright, worthy boy to take The Her
aids free inaugural trip to Wash
ingtOn, under the most favorable
conditions?
Stop, and think moment! Can
YOU imagine what such Il trip would
mean to 4 boy who has never had
the experience? What an educa-
tional value such visit to the ma
tons capital, at such time, would
have for that boy? Can YOU realize
how this young mind will be i'm
pressed with the many scenes, and,
most of all. with the momcntOus
event which he will witness on such
trip? Can YOU picture the un-
folding of this young mind to the
new world into which it will be in
trOduccd?
Don't YOU think the boy will re
turn with advanced ideas? Don't
YOU know that such a visit would
give him 4 lesson in city making
which would help him to realize the
true meaning Of the term city beau
tiful"-would help to make him
more intelligent, progressive and en-
thusiastic city builder than he could
become without such an experience?
Can't YOU feel the thrill of JOY and
pride which will pulse through
every vein of those boys as they
march to the station on the afternoon
of the departure Of the Herald 5
party for Washiygton-go going to see
Woodrow Wilson inaugurated?
Who wouldn't help a boy to enjoy
such 4 glorious opportunity?
Isn't it your duty to assist the
bows to win this trip? 1t costs you
nothing but payment Of an advance
subscription to the Herald.
Read the list. and see if there
isn't a boy in the race whom YOU
would like to assist. Or isn't there
a boy whom YOU would like to noml-
nate for the campaign?
THE LIST:
BROWNSVILLE.
Lambert Cain.
Preston Smith.
Francis Kowalski.
Robert Rutledge.
Fernando Leiya.
John Starck.
SAN BENITO.
FentOn Caldwell.
Randy Symonds.
Roy Smith.
BOuldin MOthcrshead.
HARLINGEN.
Roland Ogan.
Danna Ford.
Stanley Ford, Jr.
There are only four weeks IN
which the BOYS can work to win the
trin. Don't put them off. Encour-
age them by paying your subscrlp-
/ ton as soon as asked
COTTON.