The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-07
GOLDEN DAYS SLIPPING BY
IN BIG TOUR CAMPAIGN
Candidates VIII Have To Hustle More
for Same Showing After Next Sat
urday Night, June 6.

/ that the regular vote issued on sub
/ scriptions will decrease again on this
date, makes this the week of all weeks
for candidates in the Leader and News
Scimitar's Tour Campaign.
Subscriptions secured and turned in
\ by Saturday night will, besides earn
4 ing the largest regular vote, be APP
piled on the Extra Vote and Prize Bal
lot Offers, which close Saturday week.
Wide-awake candidates will readily
see the advantages explained above
and will make the few remaining days
Of this week ones of energetic effort,
leaving no stone unturned in their
endeavors to secure every possible
subscription by Saturday.
A Hint to the Wise
Five Special Prize Ballots, ranging
from 100000 down to 100000, will be
given to the five young ladies', on this
paper, who secure the largest amount
of subscription money between May q
and June 16. In addition to these Prize
Ballots, each $1,000 club will earn
$4,000 Extra Votes. This is a golden
opportunity. Someone is going to Sc
cure the half million Prize Ballot and
thereby have lead over all COMPETE
tors. For the benefit of all concerned,
the Extra Vote Offer is published
again and should be read with care.
Here Is the Offer
$4,000 Extra Votes will be issued on
every $1,000 in subscription money
collected between MAY q and June L,
inclusive. There is not limit to the
number of clubs any one candidate
may collect, and the $4,000 Extra
Votes will be given on each $1,000.
In addition to these Extra Votes, FIVE
Special Prize Ballots will be awarded
during this offer, as follows:
To the candidate collecting the
greatest amount of subscription mon
ey between May q and June 16,
Special Prize Ballot of 100000 votes
will be given. A Special Ballot of
10000 votes will be given the candi-
date securing second to the largest
amount of subscription money during
this offer. 100000 votes will be given
to the third, 100000 to the fourth, and
100000 to the fifth. The winners of
the Prize Ballots will be announced at
the close of the campaign.
An Important Tip
The above. offer is good until June
Is and applies to Extra Votes only.
The regular vote, which is now in the
Second Period, decreases again on
Saturday; therefore, subscriptions
turned in by Saturday will earn the
largest regular vote and at the same
time apply on the above offer, which
closes one week later on June Is, 1917.
The Vote
The standing of the candidates on
Monday Of this week was as follows:
Leona Boswell. 103, 900
Annie Cooper, Rte. 1...... ,210,50O
Brighton
Bessie Dewese. 1854. 900
Clyde Huffman. .127, 900
Wine PlaXco. commonwealth 10000
COvingtOn
Florence Bringle ....... 10000
Mary Sue Cole. ,..... 95.2O0
Maude Gift ............ 86,40O
Irene Kinney. ............. .218, ZOO
Myrtle Murphy. ............ $4,000
Eunice Ports. ....... 292. 100
Vivian Poindexter ........... $4,000
Edith Turner .............. 343, 900
Katie Lou Shoaf, Rte. 2. ... 74.6O0
Sallie Montgomery, Rte. 81. !. SOC. 400
Pearl David, Rte. 6. 100000
Leona Vaughan, Rte. 6. .1O6.8OO
Mason
Laverne Marshall. POT 900
MunfOrd
NTa 1eaLles ''.,'.......s..,. l3O,OO0
Mabel Adams. ..........,.. $4,000
Richardson's
Margaret Moore. ........... 10000
Randolph
Mabel Graves ............ 1880
Reverie
Lucille rFee..... l62, 400
- Upton
mary Wits .................2 36,800
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