Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
MANY TAKE PART
IN BIG CAMPAIGN
Worlds $4,000 Offer Attracts
Attention Of Young Women
Thruout the State.
SIX AUTOS TO BE GIVEN
Simple Task of Clipping Cou-
pom Gives Many Votes
to Start With.

Early reports today indicated that
the announcement of The Tulsa l'aiiy
Worlds greatest automobile and prize
campaign has created a wave of en-
thusiasm extending thruout the state
and nominations have already begun
TO pour into the campaign headouar'
ters. The fact that six handsome au-
tomobiles and n profuSion or other
prizes are to be distributed among
young women of Tulsa and eastern
Oklahoma absolutely free set thou
sands OF fair young hearts TO beating
faster. Many were eager to read ire
details of the unusual offer and
wanted to know just how they could
acquire one of the six motor cars The
Tulsa Daily World has selected rs re.
wards for energetic young women. All
this is explained in the advertisement
appearing elsewhere in this paper
Tn campaign officially bgins this
week. Hardly had the campaign man
ager and his office opened their ofiicc
for the day when hundreds or tcic-
phone calls descended upon them.
Anxious queries were numerous. some
couldn't believe 1t was true. But they
were soon convinced that they have
an equal opportunity TO share IN the
distribution of more than $4,000 IN
gifts.
In placing this gift offer, before the
readers and friends of The Tulsa l'a.y
World, the publisher Is actiated by
desire to increase its already large
circle of readers In eastern Oklahoma.
Those who participate in the campaign
and get sufficient numbers or votes
will be handsomely rewarded with
luxurious touring cars, sparkling d!a'
mond rings and other prizes.
Every Young Woman.
The offer Is made to every young
woman. either married or single. above
IL years of age, who resides In
the prescribed territory providing they
are eligible under the rules published.
1t does not cost one cent to enter.
No strings are attached 10 the prizes
except that those who have the most
votes at the end of the campaign VIII
win them. The young woman who
gathers the highest number or votes
during the race will be rewarded with
n dandy s2,100 Haynes seven-passen-
ger touring car-"America's Greatest
Light Six"-fully equipepd and ready
to drive. The next five highest can
dtiates will also receive automobiles
their being a Sl,675 Chandler Six,
-sl.571 Nash, 1882 Hupmobile. a
1856 Overland Country club and a
Maxwell $S12.43 included I'm the prize
list Still others will receive diamond
rings worth $3.50 each, while addi-
tional diamond rings have value or
an even hundred dollars each. At
tractive ladies' wrist watches may also
be won.
The simple task of clipping out the
nomination blank In this paper. filling
IL in with your own name or that OF
the young woman you wish to nomi-
nate. and sending this blank to the
campaign manager of the Tulsa Daily
World. constitute all that is necessary
to enter the big prize race. 1mmedi-
ately upon receipt of this nomination
blank the campaign manager will
credit the entrant with 1000 free
votes as starter.
The young woman Is then a full
fledged candidate and may at once be-
gin the gathering of votes. Full in
structions and valuable pointers ars
given upon receipt of the nomination.
For instance. candidates can clip the
free-vote coupons that appear In the
paper each day, and have their friends
do likewise.
Worth Many Votes.
These coupons must be turned In
before the expiration date printed
thereon. Additional votes-by the
thousands-are obtained by inducing
friends and acquaintances to subscribe
to the Tulsa Daily World Each sub
soription has a certain VOC value. oe-
pending upon the length of the sub
scription and the amount paid. \
person now taking the paper can re
new their subscription and pay In ad-
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