The Washington herald., 1916-02-20
Need Full Speed Ahead for
Special Prizes Of 10000 Club"
The Washington Herads CrculationBoosng Contest Has
Many Changes in Standings-Get Your Subscriptions
Into Office So Friends Can See Your Best Standing.

There are no ''run-siow" signs or dan
ger signals calling for a stacking of
speed on the voting track thst leads to
offer OF 5000 extra votes on every SIS
worth Of new subscriptions turned in be-
fore the stroke OF II O'Clock next Satur-
day night should be taken as a notice
to make time-fulI speed ahead. as it
were-If you want to reach the goal
first
Turn in as much as Sos in new sub
scriptions during the special offer" Pc
riod and you will have total Of $4,000
extra votes in addition to the regular
number Of votes for which your subscrip-
lions will count. This is not all. for you
will then be entitled to s. in gold as an
extra prize.
Friends watch Your Standing.
Do not hold back your subscriptions
until you reach the total OF SIS, but send
them in as fast as you can get them.
One subscription turned in at time In
order that the votes may be credited to
your standing in the paper is better than
holding back until you have two or three
to hand in. You know that old saying:
Every little bit added to what you've
got makes just little bit more" That's
the way your friends look at It, too.
They are watching the figures in the
voting list to see where you stand, and
those members that keep moving nearer
the top even II their progress is made
little by little, find it easier to obtain
votes now than they did when they had
only 1000 to their credit.
District number one shows only six
changes in the standing today, with An
drew H. williams leading his district
and second in the entire eleven districts.
The second district shows eight changes.
with Miss NJ. B. Fields in the lead.
A glance at the third district shows
only Ave changes. with R. F. Gambler
leading his district with 1851 votes.
Some Of the others in this district should
make a big change before next satur-
day night rolls around.
Miss swsrt Leads District.
Twelve changes in the fourth district
today. A. B. Willis leading.
Frank Glsscox jumped from S6,7a to
1881 and leads his district by a few
hundred votes.
Miss Grace swsrt holds first place in
district number six. There is plenty OF
room for more speed in this district.
The seventh district shows only three
changes. with Miss Cora L. Manly several
thousand in the lead.
Chas. r Lindsey continues to hold down
FIRST place in district number eight.
Only four active members in district
nine. with James Wilson. OF Woodmont
Bethesda, leading the entire eleven dis
tricts by a small margin OF three hun
bred votes.
District ten has a small membership
but it is about the most active district
of the entire eleven. Rev. John l.. Allison
leads this district with 1876 votes to his
credit
District number eleven has been a lit
tie inactive, but shows five changes to-
day with II. L. Terry, OF Newington, Va,
in first place.
Come on now. everybody. and let's see
how many changes can be made In Tues
DAYS issue OF The Herald. Send in your
you want to see your vote grow-that's
the way to get nearer the steering wheel
OF the big Mitchell or one OF the other
fine motor cars.
Remember. that Just six more days Of
the special offer of 81 900 votes for every
so worth of new subscriptions and
chance to win a s. gold piece by securing
two special ballots, or. in other words,
1000 votes.
1t Is expected that the circulation de-
partment will be overtaxed with sub
scriptions and the manager Of the 80, 900
Club" requests every candidate to see
that the name and address OF each sub
sCriber. giving the street number the
number Of the apartment, and any other
Information that will assist in promptly
delivering the paper, is put on the sub
scription receipts turned in to this office
It will also take two or three days to
start a subscription after It Is turned In
at the office Of the 5000 Club"