Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
ON HOME STRETCH
No more Entries Can Be Made and Some
Prizes May Have No Claimant
Unless Those Now In Con-
test Become Active.

test Become Active.
The time for new entries IN the
Chronicle subscription contest has now
fully passed and we are publishing this
week the list of those who seem likely
to continue to the end and who stand a
chance of getting prize. In some of
the districts there will be no claimant
for the prize unless some who appear
in the list this week become more ac-
tive than they have been. By refer
ring to the rules which we are publish
ing again this week, it will be seen
that There must be more than ONE
active contestant in each district. I"
Some whose names appear in the list
this week have not been working and
they must show some results if they
expect to be in line for prize.
There are some conditions that make
the situation very interesting and at
the same time make it easy to win a
prize, provided the contestant gets to
work and works to the end.
FIRST DISTRICT.
In the First District there are only
three who have done much and two of !
them have OF been active workers for
some weeks. If they get to work and
show results they will still have good
chance to gcs prize. Following is !
the standing CT those IN the First Dis
trict, whlch is confined to those who |
get their mail at the Crossville post
office:
Miss Violet Haley 36,2OO
Miss Joyce SLo-.rass 8,45O I
Miss Rhoda Belle DeRossett 7,450l
SECOND DISTRICT.
In the second district there are only
three contestants. All ladies getting
their mall either at Crab Orchard,
Grassy Cove or Litton are in the Sec
ond District. Following is the stand
ing OF each:
Miss lone Cline 27,45O
Miss WInitred Patton 1890
Miss Sarah Bristow 5000
THIRD DISTRICT.
In the Third District, which COM
prises all the county outside of the
First and Second Districts, there are
six contestants who have the following
votes to their credit:
Miss Matte Norris 43,O5O
Mrs. Bertha Thompson 1860 .
Miss Madge Thurman $500
MISS Gertrude Needham 3,700
Mrs. Anna Wyatt 5000
Miss Winifred Smith 5000
1t Will be seen at this time the ladies {
who stand the best chance OF winning {
The grand prizes-the $3.50 Talking
Machine and the $50 Diamond Ring c
ire Misses Matte Norris, Violet Haley a
md lone Cline. That does not mean,
however, that either of them is sure of
t for some who are tar behind them
low may take the lead within the next
ew weeks.
When it IS remembered that no lady A
an receive more than one prize, 1t ;,
Will be seen that there is good chance :
or some who seem to feel that they :,
ave little chance for prize do in fact .
tand splendid chance, it they keep ;,
working, but they MUST show results : :
r they cannot hope to receive prize :,
nder the rules. Following are the =,
RULES GOVERNING CONTEST.
Any lady who gets her mail in Cum
erland county or who gets her mail at
.itton, Bledsoe county. can enter the :,
ontest. y
Subscriptions may be taken any '"
7here and the paper may be sent any .,
,here. -
The lady getting the largest number =.
f votes gets the grand prlza: the - =,
aIkiny Machine. The lady getting o. o.
he next largest number OF votes gets
he Diamond Ring.
There are three districts as follows:
III ladies' getting mail at -Crossvllle y
re in the first district; the ladies' get -
ing their mail at Crab Orchard, "
rassy Cove, or Litton are in the Sec tt
nddistrict. All the remainder Of the
ounty is in the third district. :,
There MUST BE MORE THAN =,
ME- ACTIVE f,ONTES'TA MT in sach =,