The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

cash. This win count the same -
any cash subscription for one year
taken in the same period. The re-
manning two years Of tho contract
subscription will be allowed one-half
the votes allowed for the second and
third years of a cash subscription
taken at the same time. Contract
| subscriptions may be paid In fun al
any time during the campaign and
thus receive the full vote of cash
three-year subscription turned IN dur
lngtthe same period in which the
contract subscription was given.
The first period of the campaign
will begin ON November 90. and close
on December ~ at p. NJ. During
this period $50, 900 extra or bonus
votes will be given for every sib In
subscriptions turned in. To secure
this bonus at least SIS must be turned
IN For all amounts above SIS a pro
rata number OF votes will be allowed.
Not including the competitive offer
this will be 'the greatest vote offer Of
the campaign.
The second period of the campaign
will begin after the first period closes
and close on December % at . p. NJ.
During this period 5000 extra or
bonus votes will be given for every
81 in subscriptions turned in.
The laird period Of the campaign
will begin after the second period
closes. and close on January q at 9
p. NJ. During this period 225.00o
extra or bonus votes will be given for
every $40 in subscriptions turned in.
tain this bonus. There will be no
bonus for less than $40 turned in. A
pro rata vote allowance will be made
for all amounts exceeding $50.
The fourth period Of the campaign
will begin after the third period
closes and will close January t6 at
Q F. NJ. During this period $500 extra
or bonus votes will be given for every
81 IN subscriptions turned IN. In ad-
dtion to the bonus Votes two cash
prizes will also be awarded to the
two highest candidates regardless of
district, viz: One of SIS IN gold and
one of S25 in gold. The candidate
turning in the greatest amount II
money on subscriptions during this
period. will receive the SIS prize. and
the candidate turning in the second
greatest amount during the period
will receive the s25 prize.
The fifth period OF the campaign
will begin after the fourth period
closes, and will close on February
at . p. NJ. During this period 5000
votes will be allowed for every 81 In
subscriptions turned in This will he
the competitive ballot period, during
which fifteen competitive ballots will
be given. as follows: One OF three
million votes to the candidate having
turned in the greatest amount OF
money since the campaign started,
and two competitive ballots in each
district. viz: One OF two million special
votes to yle candidate having turned
In the greatest amount Of money since
the beginning OF the campaign in his
! or her district. and one of one million
votes to the candidate having turned
in the second greatest amount of
money in his or her district since the
beginning OF the campaign. The win
ming Of the competitive ballots will he
determined only by vle amount Of
money turned in, No pro rata vote
allowance will be given during the
campaign to candidates having won
the competitive ballots during period
five, except as applied to the 5000
votes for every dollar turned in.
( Competitive vote winners will not
i be published until the end OF the
campaign.
j The sixth period or the campaign
Will begin after the fifth period closes.
and will close on February II at 9
P. NJ. Four thousand five hum
dred extra votes will be given for
every dollar in subscriptions turned
/ in.
The seventh or last period of the
I campaign will begin after the sixth
period closes, and close at s r NJ.
February 20. 1915. During this period
only the regular schedule OF votes will
prevail.
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