The Washington herald., 1917-08-05
HERALD'S Campaign
MEETS With FAVOR
Prizes or Awards Promised All
in Subscription Contest.

The Washington Herald's Prize
Home Subscription Club with its ar
ray Of magnificent prizes. its offer Of
liberal commission on all work done.
and its irresistible appeal of interest to
every man, woman and child capable
of registering the slightest degree Of
enthusiasm, IL on with q mighty rush,
The Herald's readers and friends.
not alone In the city but likewise in
the surrounding territory, have vir-
tually been swept on their feet by
the attractive offer. And the best
part of 1t is that no one win lose.
Those who do not win one of the
fifty-one prizes will be awarded a
cash commission OF 10 per cent on
all new subscriptions turned In.
All for Business.
The All-Prize Home Subscription
Club is to be all for business during
the campaign. Action is the watch
word, quickstep and hustle from the
word go. So we want all the candf-
dates to get in line and start the
race. That Is the word of command
for today. Everything is in readiness
now and candidates are coming in
every minute. Every mail Is bring
ing signatures, every time the phone
rings we know that another reader
of The Washington Herald is COM
ing our way to join the campaign.
And we want the members to real
ize that the more there are the bet
ter is the chance Of each one to do
good work and reap satisfactory re-
suits. Now and then some person
gets the idea that IL there are TOO
many In the campaign the chances
OF each will be that much poorer.
But that is a mistake. The more there
are in the race the more the results
will be divided, and 1t will not take
nearly as many votes to win as though
there were only a few entered and
each one would have to cover large
territory.
Somehow, as in almost everything
else in this world, when there are only
a few the interest says, nobody gets
really enthusiastic and 1t is hard to
get on. But when everybody Is out
hustling the very air seems electric
with vigor and push, everybody is
happy, the conta gion of the enterprise
spreads all over the city and every
candidate surprises himself or her
self with the success that attends the
work.
Again, we should like to impress
upon all those who have any idea of
coming into the campaign to come
and see the campaign manager at The
Washington Herald office at once, or
communicate with US so that our rep
resentative may come and see you.
You cannot tell whether you really
want to join the campaign until we
have had this interview. You may
not understand what you are expected
to do or how easy 1t is going to be to
get in the race; or any one of hun
dred other little things may be in the
way. All of US have to have a push
as a rule before we undertake any
thing worth while.
The All-Prize Home Subscription
Club Is going to be a delightful ex-
perience to all who join 1t. We know
all about that, and so We don't want
anybody to hold back until 1t Is too
late just from little timidity that is
common to everybody. We know that
everybody who reads OF this work and
of the splendid automobiles and other
prizes that are to be given away has
an instant inclination to pitch into It
for himself or herself. What we say
now is, follow that inclination at once
and don't stop minute to consider
anything else. Communicate with the
campaign manager and you will find