The Washington times., 1914-04-13
EVERY LICK OF WORK
HAS ITS OWN REWARD
Times Prize Contest" Offers
Big Chance for Young Base
ball Players.
By THE PRIZE EDITOR.

Here is a chance for the youthful
baseball players of Washington and vi
cinity to earn equipment for themselves,
whero they paid for every lick of work
they do, and need no question of votes
TO enable them to earn their reward.
The Washington Times is making an
offer which is open to all amateur,
Semi-professional, and boys teams
within a radius of twenty miles of
Washington, as well as to individuals.
Under it you may outfit your baseball
team at the expense of The Washington
Times.
This Is no contest-you do not have
% take any chances on getting some
Lnins, On the contrary, you know ex-
actly what You have to do-and exactly
what you will get for your effort, And
It Is easy to solicit subscriptions for
one month to The Washington Times.
Your own personal friends and friends
OF other members of the team will be
slad 10 help.
Get Players Together.
Get together the members of your
team at once and you viii find they
can name you, right off the reel. at
least 100 persons they know who will
be glad TO take subscriptions to The
Times for one month in order to help
the team. One hundred subscriptions
from each player, or LOCO in all. will
equip your team with the best si5 uni
forms-a complete outfit of the value Of
$50. 10 say nothing of the balls, bats,
and equipment which will be thrown in.
Here is what you get: To any team
members who will send to the Prize
Editor the required number of new
daily and Sunday subscriptions to The
Washington Times, in accordance with
the conditions as given, We will give
outfits according to the following sched-
ule:
FOR 100 SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 only one
month each. as above, We will give
one first-grade uniform with a selec-
ton from ten colors. The uniform con-
sists of shirt. anv style, with monogram
or 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
Iniform--the same as the first grade,
with the exception of the quality Of the
rlannel
FOR THIRTY SUBSCRIPTIONS. as
above, We will give on third-grade uni
Form, with a selection of nine colors,
the same as first grade, with the ex-
option Of the quality Of the flannel
WITH TWENTY SUBSCRIPTIONS
We will give tire choice of ,csteher's
nit, body protector or a mask.
FOR TWELVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
we will give one Reach Official Amer
lean League ball, cork center.
FOR TEN SUBSCRIPTIONS we will
Eiev one ReacA bat.
HERE Is ALL YOU HAVE TO DO:
ANY baseball team or Individual with
in the twenty-miie radius can take ad-
vantsge of this offer. MEMBERS OF
TEAMS. OR INDIVIDUALS SHOULD
SEND US THEIR NAMES AND AD-
DRESSES IMMEDIATELY, AND WE
WILL FORWARD THEM SUBScRIP-
TJON BLANKS. RECEIPTS. AND
ANY OTHER MATERIAL NECES-
SARY TO START THE CAMPAIGN.
Must Be New Subscriber.
Each subscriber obtained must be
-.cw order to the DAILY AND SUN
DAY TIMES FOR ONE MoNTH-that
Is, some one who has not taken The
Daily and Sunday Times regularly
thirty days previous to March 81. 1914.
Each subscriber agrees TO take The
Daily and Sunday Times for one month.
naying 30 cents for the subscription. in
advance.
No one connected with The Times
company. employees direct or indirect.
- eligible to take advantage of this Of
fer.