The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-04-19
It COSTS NOTHING
TO OUTFIT A TEAM
The Times Will Equip Baseball
Clubs in Return for Little e.
fort on Boys Part.
BY THE PRIZE EDITOR.

Come On, boys, get your baseball
teams uniformed and equipped SO you
can start the season properly. You
can get everything in the baseball
line abso lutely free of cost--of money
or labor. The Times will give you
every baseball necessity-uniforms
bats, balls. gloves. and everything but
the ground on which to play.
All you have to do is 10 accept the
offer. and Of course, name what you
want. But first you will kindly ask
your friends to subscribe for The
Times instead of buying ii from day
10 day. You know most everyone
READS Tie Times anyhow. 1t should
b the easiest thing imaginable to
make a person who pays a penny a
day and sometimes three pennies
day for the various editions of The
Times subscribe for the paper at the
rate OF 90 cents a month. Thirty
cents q month for the paper every day
delivered at their homes, or so cents
a month for the paper purchased on
the street or elsewhere. Seems as
broad as ii is long, doesn't it? But II
you get these persons who purchase
The Times daily to subscribe for IL
or get anybody to subscribe for the
paper 1t means that you can get many
things you want, absolutely free.
Vacation time is coming. You can
have all your vacation expenses free
II you can get 900 subscribers. I'm
Rgfne this offer! If you can get 30e
persons to take The Times at their
homes for a month. OF course, that
means they will take il for years
probably. but all you have to do is to
see they take IL for thirty days.
Terms of Contest.
Begin to line your friends up right
away. Make Times subscribers of them
and take 1t easy for little while this
summer at the expense of The Times.
Baseball teams will be uniformed ard
equipped according to the following
terms:
FOR 100 SUBSCRIPTIONS for only
enc month each, as above, We will give
enc frst-class uniform, with q selection
from ten colors. The uniform consists
Of shirt. any style, with monogram CIR
name OF not over eight letters; pants,
plain, lined or padded; cap, any style;
heavy ribbed wool hose and belt.
FOR FIFTY SUBSCRIPTIONS, as
above, We Will give one second-grade
uniform-the same as the first grade
with the exception of the quality of the
flannel
FOR THIRTY SUBSCRIPTIONS, as
above, we will give one third-grade uni
form, with a selection of nine colors,
the same as f1rst-grade, with the excep-
ton of the quality of the flannel
WITH TWENTY SUBSCRIPTIONS
we Will give the choice of catcher-s
mitt, body protector, or a mask
FOR TWELVE SUBSCRIPTIONS we
will give one Reach -OficIaP' Ameri-
can League ball, cork center.
FOR TEN SUBSCRIPTIONS we will
give one Reach bat.
HERE is ALL YOU HAVE TO DO:
Any baseball team or individual with
IN the twenty-mile radius can take ad-
vantage Of this offer. MEMBERS OF
TEAMS OP INDIVIDUALS SHOULD
SEND US THEIR NAMES AND AID
DRESSES IMMEDIATELY, AND WE
WILL FORWARD THEM SUBSCRIP-
TON BLANKS. RECEIPTS AND
ANY OTHER MATERIAL NECES-
sARY TO START THE CAMPAIGN
Each subscriber obtained must be
new order to the DAILY AND SUM-
pay TIMES FOR ONE MONTH
mat 10, some one who had not taken
The Daily and Sunday Times regularly
thirty days PREVIOUS to March 81 1914.
Eaca subscriber agrees to take The
Daily and Sunday Times for one month
psy1ng 30 cents for the subscription in
advance.
No one connected with The Times
Company, enploye direct or indirect, is
eligible to take advantage of this ofrer.