The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-22
"Never-Give-m' Spirit Needed to
Win" 100000 Club" Campaign
Persistence Is Keynote SuccessDo Not Say 1t Cannot
Be Done Just Go Ahead and Do lt-That Is the
Attitude that Triiumphs in the Ballots Battle.

Despite the horrors of the big war In
Europe every one Is bound to admire
the spirit that keeps the boys In the
trenches lighting with a brave heart In
all sorts of weather 1t Is this same
lighting spirit that has won victory time
and again, not only on the battlefields,
but in everyday life. No matter how
difficult the problem seems, II can easily
be solved by sticking to II with deterni-
nation, and that is just what the candf-
dates in the $4,000 Club" want to bear
In mind. The determination to get votes
makes it easy to win one Of the hfty
prizes or the unlimited amount Of cash
commission.
When you ask friend to vote for you
in the $4,000 Club" II he hesitates, don't
let little thing like that discourage you.
Keep right on going. Ask another and
still another, and the first thing you
know the friend who hesitated will fall
in line. When your friends realize that
you are determined to. succeed, they will
want to be among those present when 1t
comes to the joy-riding.
IL Can BE Done, Too.
II you go about your campaigning for
votes with an enthusiastic determination,
you will find II easy and profitable work.
II you sit back and say. "Oh, 1t can't
be done; 1 can't get SIS worth Of new
subscriptions before II o'clock on Satur-
day night" you are very likely to be
interrupted by some one else doing IT.
If you are not a member of the $4,000
Club" you should join at once for there
are plenty of good, rich prizes to be
won. Every active member gets a cash
commission If he or she does not win
one of the fifty prizes.
Almost any one who really tries can
win an automobile, a piano, a grafonola,
or one of the district prizes, and there
is no good reason why you should sit back
and allow others to carry away the best
prizes. This means YOU"
The special offer ends Saturday night at
IL o'clock, Just four days hence.
The candidates, one and all, should do
their best to take advantage of the
special offer before it ends. Remember
just four more days In which to use the
heavy artillery.
Every member who turns in SIS worth
of new subscriptions will be given $1,000
extra votes, and those who succeed IN
bringing their total in new business for
the offer up to $36 will be entitled to
$1,000 extra votes and an extra prize Of
s. in gold. Each candidate is limited to
one $ gold piece, but is not limited to
the number of special certificates of g.
900 votes he or she may secure, except
by his ability to obtain subscriptions.
Can Work Up to Last.
Thirty-two thousand votes added to
your other votes may mean just enough
to bring you across the line an automo-
bile winner Bring or mail your sub
scriptiOns before II O'Clock Saturday
night The Herald office will be open
until II O'Clock Saturday night for the
accommodation of all the candidates who
rad it mcOnvenient to call during the
day.
Ii it is not convenient for you to bring
AOur subscriptions in. be sure that you
mail fh,m in time for the letter to bear
u post mark showing that it was mailed
on or before II p. m. February %. II you
do this the subscriptions Will apply on
the offer. even though the letter will not
reach this Office until Monday. This Is
in fairness to the candidates living out
SIDE o. Washington and affords them an
opportunity to work right up until the
last minute of the offer.
Harry Jarboe. of district No 4, is
not only leading his own district. but
the entire eleven districts as well,
with 1850 votes chalked up beside
his name. Gracia L. Koppen, the pop
uIar young lady of this district. is a
close second, with 4e,1s1 votes to her
credit
/ wooIf Ranks Third.
Russell A. wooIf, Of district No. 10.
vas third in the entire list yesterday,
polling 49,O99
william A Kearney Is leading dis
trict No 9, and is fourth in the field at
/ large. r. H. Rollins, with $3.50 votes,
! is leading No district. W. H. Plum
mer went to the head of his class IN
district No. s.
I Miss Mary Merhling holds hrst place
/ in district No l.
r. F. CamaIier. Miss Grace l. swsrt
| and Miss Cora Manley continue to
hold down first place in their respec-
! tive districts. Spencer Wise ex-
changes places with Charles T. Lind
/ sey in district No. s.
Mrs. L. ]. Lesieur. OF Clarendon. Va,
district No II, Jumps from 1S.424 to
I 31,224 in one day and forces Henry L.
Terry, of Newington, Va, into second
place.
! DISTRICT NO. 1.