The Washington herald., 1916-03-11
Offer Of Double Votes and $500
In 10000 Club" Closes Tonight
The Herads Special nducement In Campaign to Increase
Its Circulation Has but Few Hours Yet to Run-Dr
Charles T. Lindsey Leads Candidates in Race

The Washington Herald's 5000 Club"
organized for the purpose of increasing
the circulation in the shortest possible
time, will come to a close on March "A, a
little less than two weeks hence.
At II o'clock tonight, at the close of
the day and the week, the double vote
contest and the generous offer Of 800 In
cash made for the $4,000 Club" members,
will be closed. The candidates for the
prizes had better get busy to make the
most of the few hours that are left. The
word midnight should be uppermost in
the minds of all entered in the race.
Whether II Is an extra cash prize of
500 or 500 in gold, or some bigger prize
for which you are striving. today is the
time and tonight is the night that should
bring forth every available subscription.
why hold back subscriptions until later
when they count for more votes II turned
in before II o'clock tonight? The surest
way of winning the big Mitchell auto
mobile is to bring in your subscriptions
while they bring you the most votes
Votes concern you the most, for you
are bound to have votes to win any prize.
The candidate who works with a vim
and determination right up to the last
minute of the double vote offer will gain
an advantage that will not be easily over
come.
DIR. Charles T. Lindsey sailed into first
place in the published voting list today.
DR.. Lindsey is a wide-awake candidate.
who is not overlooking a single oppor-
tunity to get near the steering wheel
Of one Of the prize cars. That Is why he
is working hard this week He seems to
realize that his opportunities are greatly
increased by getting in subscriptions
while they bring the most votes.
R W. King is one of the leading can
didates in The Herald's big contest He
has q host of friends who are giving him
loyal support in his campaign.
Mr.. King Is working hard to win one
Of the extra cash prizes that are offered
as an extra reward for the candidate
polling the most votes between February
Is and March II, inclusive, and he hopes
to be on hand today with another batch
Of new subscriptions Mr.. King never
allows himself to become discouraged
and when subscriptions seem hard to
get he works with more enthusiasm.
D. c. Glascock, of Potomac, Va, again
jumps into the limelight by rolling up
a good score to his credit
Mr.. Glascock is another candidate who
is making a strong fight to finish well up
among the six grand prize winners.
Take the advice of the $4,000 Club
manager and bring or mail every sub
scription that you possibly can get be-
fore II o'clock tonight. After that hour
all new subscriptions will count for
fewer votes. II you fail to take this ad-
vice you will have allowed your best OPP
portunity to win the extra prize slip by.
Those candidates who find it incon-
venient to call early in the day may come
in at any time up until IL o'clock to-
night, as the office will be kept open I'M
til that hour. II you cannot call, be
sure to mail your subscriptions before 3
p. m. II you do this, you will get ad-