The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
New VOC sehedule.

The regular vote schedule which
IL as per cent less than this SEIZED
,ile goes back into effect az ~ 3.
m. Thursday night. oct. Is. Al no
time during the last week will sub
scriptions count FOR as many cre1-
It's as they do during the 80 PER
CENT DIVIDEND PERIOD Re
newals on old subscriptions count
iust the same as heretofore--one-
half 81 the regular schedule.
The work accomplished between
now and next Thursday night will
20 a long way toward deciding the
winner Of the $4,000 Aladdin Home
The subscriptions turned In during
this period viii undoubtedly affect
the winning OF the sl.s50 Ross
IS
since subscriptions count for a
larger credit Il turned in before 10
O'Clock next Thursday night, Oct
Is. the work done up until that
hoar Will have considerable 20 do
with the winning OF the other three
cars also The race thus far j. q
most even one no candidate has
gained much OF lead. and The work
from now until the last minute OF
the campaign. and more especially
tho work accomplished during the
next few days. will be the deciding
factor. Thousands Of The Times
readers in all sections Of Michigan
have their eyes focused on the
HOME. They are watching ia eK-
pnctation 81 seeing their candidate.
their favorite. win highest honors.
II can be truthfuly stated nat
nearly every reader OF Tho Times
has some particular favorite he or
she wants 10 see win the big prize.
; ff'iirr rv--rr11vrs- vino ra-rVfufurd
TIE 14meE family placed thsiry enT.
ffisy raee tteirssubscriptions These
new readers anticipate seeing their
fRs0rite candidate live UP 20 their
expectation.
The race from now until Tho end
wii' be 20 the swift and there will
be no room for a gutter" u takes
fun speed ahead. Those who DO.
come discouraged viii find them
selves struggling along with the
"siso rams" in the rear ranks at tho
nnlsh.
The candidate who expects 20 see
his name printed In capital letters
az the top OF the Home and Auto
mobile winning column when the
judges have completed the final
count, must os necessity be real
workers NOW. He or she must be
an earneet worker today. tomorrow
and every day during the % n.
CENT VOTE DIVIDEND PERIOD
The present indications are that
the last presidential election viii
have nothing on the $1,000 Club"
when IL comes 10 closing vote. II
will be a much closer finish than
in tho contest between the White
Snx and the Giants--it VIII not be
80 one.sided. Mr. Hughes could
have been elected president had ne
secured a few more electoral votes.
or the Giants would have won the
world series had they secured a
few more scores.
The candidate who siacks his
speed now may find himself in the
same position---defeated by small
~ " lhi UtANfA W Nv
winner by large majority Re
member that too many votes vii
win where one vote can lose th'
coveted prize.
The revised list OF candidstei
shows many interesting changes
According 20 the lineup today. Free
Koeiler IA driving in first place RI
Gays he Is going 20 finish one, tw'
or three IN the big race.
Mrs, ID. G. Campbell. OF McGregoT
is keeping up the pace and stand
second in the list today.
Mrs Rhea Root and Mrs. Ere,
Bradley are lighting II out for higl
honors In district No. ] and boil
are crowding the leaders for frs
place.
Paul O. Peters Is showing tn
way IN district No. 4, and stand
fourth on the list
Miss Winifred Long, district sc
s. and wellington Chamberlain q
district No. are strong contender
for the biz prize and are tie q
TTTn POSITION
Airs Percy I parrons a. rivfn