The Washington times., 1913-11-22
MORE AUTO-D|KES
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Plenty on Hand Now to Meet
the Demand of Boys and
Girls.
By the AUTo-BIKE EDITOR.

More auto-blkeS were received To-Day,
81 boys and girls. and the editor now has
on hand a supply sufficient to meet all
demands Those of you who have not
YET turned in your lists, should get busy
at once, so that you may have and en-
joy your machines as soon as possible.
This is a busy day for the auto-bike
editor, for a throng of boys and girls
was on hand upon his arrival this morn
ing, to claim their machines, and still
more came as the morning advanced.
The editors mail each day continues
interesting. 1t would be we'll for you
boys and girls to look for this column
every day, as questions regarding the
work are frequently asked and answered
here, all of which may be of assistance
toyau. Today's mail bag includes the
following letters. the first of which Is
neither signed nor addressed, but con-
tains an important question, and the
editor is glad TO answer 1t:
Dear Sir: Please tell me in your
paper IL one person subscribes for more
than one month will ii count more than
one pers on, and IL some of the sub
scribers could be from Alexandra"
That's an important point. No one
name will not count for more than one
subscription, even if paid for more than
one month. The Times wants ten new
monthly subscribers. These may be
from Washington, Alexandria or any
point within fifteen miles.
Dear Sir: was reading about that
boysmobile. To secure one what do you
have to get ten subscribers. He said
that he secured one. Is this right?
HUGH McGRAw."
Yes Hugh, that is right, just as you
state it. To get the auto-bike. you must
nh hfoip fon ronnthlv SnbSCrlDtlOnS-
We have sent you the necessary blanks
so you can get to work at once.
Please send me blanks and full in
structions how to get an auto-bike.
RUSSELL EDELIN,
We are pleased to comply with your
request, Russell.
Dear Sir: All of my company has an
auto-bike, and please send me full par
ticulars how to get one. Can l earn
one? / am a boy twelve years old
KENNETH CARTER"
Certainly, you can earn one. Kenneth.
Get to work at once, after you have
received the instructions and blanks
We have sent you.
THE Times: Please send me instruc-
tons and order blanks on how 20 Sc
EDWARD sMYSER."
We have sent the information You re-
QucSl, Eu"diu-
Dear Sir: Please send me full par.
ticulars how to get an auto-bike- Send
the blanks. Yours truly,
The particulars and blanks have been
sent you. Herman.
Dear Sir: Do you accept out--of-
town names. or must all be city peo-
pie? Please send blank for my sister.
Louise Mine is almost full / am eager
TO get that auto-bike.
That's fine, Ellis. You should be able
to fl your blank without any diff
Guilty. We accept subscriptions from any
point within fifteen miles of Washing
ton. We have also sent you blank for
your sister, Louise.
Dear Editor: Kindly send me in
structions for obtaining an auto-bike.
| have heard from one of my friends
how lovely they are, and am anxious to
get one myself. Hoping / will. remain,
Yours truly. SARAH BERNSTEIN"
You win have no trouble in obtaining
sufficient subscriptions to get The
Times auto-bike. Sarah.
Dear Sir: Please send me a SUBJ
scription blank to be filled out for an
auto-bike WILLIAM NOE,
''Langdon, d. c."
The blank has been sent you. William.
Dear Editor: 1 am a little boy nine
years old, and / wish you would write
to me and tell me how to get the auto
bike. EDWIN MORTON KNIGHT
Glad to have You join us, Edwin.
The blank has been sent.
Dear Sir: ] am little schoolboy
eleven years old. and would like to
have an auto-bike very much. ! will
try to get customers quick.
THOMAS G. TALBOTT."
We will be glad to give you the auto
bike, Thomas, just as soon as you have
obtained the necessary subscriptions.
Dear Editor: Please send me the d!-
reetions for securing an auto-oike- L
will try very hard to get one.
GEORGE GALLAHORN."
Ii is certainly worth trying for.
George. We have sent you the blanks
and directions, as you request.