The Washington herald., 1916-01-28
~ ou Can Win if You but Try
Is Slogan Of the 10000 Club"
Offers of Automobiles Panos Graonola and District Prizes
by The Washington Herald Grip Public Interest and They
Will Be Eagerly Contested for by Candidates.

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you can ride in your own automobile.
The Washington Heralds $4,000 Club
has gripped public interest. Club MEM
bers who have enrolled. readers of The
Washington Herald and the man on the
street are all talking about tilt Is
enough to arouse any ones attention.
The Washington Herald has set out to
do one of the biggest things in its his
tory-to do 1t In a big way-and to give
big rewards to all active members Of the
club.
It's going TO be more interesting right
along, as new candidates Join the club,
to determine by their efforts how the
prizes are to be distributed.
Whether the club members have their
eyes fixed on the automobile, the pianos,
the grafonola, the furniture or the mer-
chandIse awards, all are showing that
they are out for business.
Send in Your Entry.
Here is a word to those who have
not Joined the sc, 900 Club" Send in
at once. properly filled out. the entry
blank published elsewhere in this is
sue, and became an active member.
The club has just opened and you may
as we'll take advantage of an early
start. There is nothing complicated
or difficult about securing member
which in itself entities you to a nice
block of votes. is received. blanks for
your use and any information you
may require will be sent you by mes
senger or mail. Thus equipped. you
will be in a position to pull down one
of the fifty prizes, at the head of
which stands the Mitchell Six of '1e.
the Saxon Six, the Maxwell "25," the
Bradbury Upright Piano. Chickering
Piano. and the Grafonola.
Following these prizes come the
First District prize: 500 in furni-
ture.
Second District prize: $50 in mer-
chandise.
Third District prize: s25 in mer-
chandise.
Fourth District prize: s12.5o in
merchandise order.
A cash commission of 10 per cent to
all active non-prize winners.
subscriptions Count Most.
Every active member of the club will
be in line to win the very biggest prize
Winners will be deceived by the size OF
their vote credit. Votes will be given for
paid-in-advance subscriptions, which, OF
course, count most, but members are
urged to have their friends clip the vote
credits from tDe udliy lsbuc OIL Inc w dsh-
ington Herald and secure as many COM
plimentary votes from the regular sub
scribers as possible.
The important thing for club members
to bear in mind is that new subscrip.
tions for The Washington Herald will
count for the largest number of votes
In this way they can put in their time
and efforts most advantageously and will
get the quickest start on the road to
success
There is plenty Of room for many can.
didates in all of the eleven districts-ir
fact, everywhere The Washington Her
aid circulates. Candidates may secure
subscriptions anywhere, irrespective OF
districts). Candidates for membership ir
all sections of the territory will have an
equal chance to win one of the grand
prizes. The club is Just getting started
So, II you are in a position to give only
part of your time to the work, you
will be able to roll up a big vote by
joining at once and working syste-
matically. Read the nomination on an
other page and send in your nomination
or nominate a friend.
You can win II you try-then why no,
try?
Conditions of Contest.
Any reliable person of standing, resid-
ING III lHe lcrTllOEy IN WHICH ne WI dsn-
ington Herald circulates, is eligible to
enter the campaign.
No employee OF The Washington
Herald. or members of their families, will
be permitted to enter the campaign.
Candidates can nominate themselves or
be nominated by their friends.
Tho Campaign Manager reserves the
right to reject any nomination.
You will find a nomination blank Is
good for 1000 votes which gives you a
fine start.
Votes will be issued on paid-in-advanc
subscriptions to The Washington Herald.
Nominations accompanied with a three
months cash subscription or longer will
receive 5000 extra votes
Votes will be given on new subscrip-
tions and renewal of old subscriptions
that are paid when the votes are Is
sued.
Votes will be allowed on subscriptions
secured anywhere.
All special vote ballots issued on sub
scrlptions are good until the end of the
the discretion of the candidate or sub
scriber.
The votes will be counted and can
vassed by a committee of prominent citi-
zens.
No person may win more than one
prize.
In case of a tie for any prize, each
candidate will receive an Identical prize.
Any question which may arise will be
settled by The Washington Herald, and
its decision will be absolute and final.
In case Of a typographical error, 1t is
understood that The Washington Herald,
shall not be responsible. except to make
necessary corrections on discovery OF
same.
Each regular subscriber to The Wash
ington Herald may cast fifty comph.
mentary votes for any one candidate by
signing a printed blank, which is simply
a request for the fifty votes to be counted
for his or her favorite candidate.
Coupon Published Daily.
A coupon will be published in The
Washington Herald which, when neatl,
clipped from the paper, name filed in
and brought or mailed to the $4,000 Club
office will count as votes.
Vote coupons will be published daily
in The Washington Herald, with a vote
value of one vote in the daily Herald
and five votes each in The Sunday Her.
aid. with the exception of January Is
29. 81.
During these three days there will be I
vote value of ten votes each.
Vote coupons published in The Wash.