The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-13
GREAT ACTIVITY IN
CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK
This Week Tells the Story of the Winning Losing of the
Prize Ballots, Which Will Mean So Much in the
Results of the Candidates Work

There Is mold saying regarding
criterions familiar to most of us. and
II Yesterday may be taken as cri-
terion Of the interest to be manifested
by the various candidates and their
cooperating friends this week, it will
b eby far the busiest, and most likely
a greater number of subscriptions will
| be secured than during any previous
week or at any time during the three
( remaining weeks of the great state
wide circulation campaign.
/ The above is cited as merely an
illustration of the activity displayed
at campaign headquarters yesterday.
There We're not only a great many
/ personal calls. but much correspon-
dence from districts in the Old Do
minion outside of Richmond together
with many long distance telephone
| calls from candidates, which voiced
the one expression: II will do my
best this week"
|. That is the spirit which spells sue
cess. and naturally the Industrious,
the thrifty. and the wide-awake can
didate will realize fully that this week
has a great meaning as to what her
fate will be. However, the candi-
dates who secure the seven prize bal
lots in addition to the great amount
of the special votes can easily lay
claim to the possession of an auto
mobile on March 81. While that day
( is Just one previous to that of "All
Fools Day" there are going to be
many candidates who will fool a
great many of their pessmistic friends
and have as their reward an automo-
bile, or one of the very attractive and
costly awards that The Nirginian will
distribute on the closing of this
month
The Virginian is exceedingly proud
of the fact that much interest has
been manifested throughout all sec
, tons Of the state. and 1t begs at this
time to pledge to its readers. both oh
and new, that 1t Will continue to serve
in every way possible Virginia ana It's
people.
Owing to the very heavy coupon
vote that has been cast for candi-
dates during the past few days 1t was
impossible to compile all of them ana
announce the vote standings of the
different candidates In today's issue of
the paper The vote standing. how
ever, will appear in Wednesdays edi-
ton of The Nirginian. and should be
I, read by every one interested directly
or indirectly. in some one OF the can
didates
Now. let the FIVE remaining days
bring forth good results The com
petition is very keen and very close
anu SdtlFud} most ilkety VIII deter
mine what fate viii he in store for
forty four young ladies on March 81
| We all want to succeed and not he
disappointed. The question has often
! been asked who will be successful,
and the only correct answer that can
be given that query is that time will
tell.
NOMINATIONS IN DISTRICT q.
! District includes the following
wanna. Louisa. Albemarle. Rockingham
! Green. Orange, Madison Culpeper.
Page. Shenandoah. Augusta. Highland
! Rappahannoek, Fauouier, Warren,
/ Frederick. Clarke, Loudoun. Fairfax,
Prince william Stafford. Spotsylvania
Carolina and cities of Fredericksburg.
/ Alexandria and Charlottesville.
Ashland, Va.
Mrs Il. Morgan ......-.....4 SS,e50
Arcoia. Va.
Mrs Y $. Walkers .......... 423,T 200
Augusta springs. va.
Mrs. J. Miller ..',.....,.....s2 4.3o0
Miss Lizzie Helix ............ i67. $50
Mrs, s, f. TriIley ...,...... $4,000
AIberene. Va.
Mrs George Harris .......,.31S,7oo
Mrs W. J.. Harrison ....... 41o $50
/ Mrs Sam Cave ............. 399. 200
brandy. Va.
Miss Lille Blake ........,-.. 4sT, 500
/ Miss Leila Gooch .......,.. 498, ! 30
Miss Nancy Abbott ........ 495, 600
bowling Green, Va.
Mrs. r. r. Valentine ........3 9r GOO
Mrs. X. G.. Moncure ........4s7. 500
Mrs. T.. ID Metcalf ......... 4sS,950
Mrs. Eugene Butler .,.... 45s.7 200
/ Miss Madge Rixey ..........39 $4,000
Miss Lillian Richardson Ter, 700
Bremo Bluff. Va.
/ Miss Agnes Carter .......... 499.l $50
! Miss Della Duncan .........4989
RHsic. Va
Mrs. T. s. Richardson .......495, 400
Mrs. J. +. Porter ,............ $780, 900
Miss Mamie Newcomb ....414,5G0
Miss Ethel Coleman .4ss. 900
Miss Pauline johnson ........4s9.750
BerryvtHc, Va.
Mrs. Herbert Whiting ....... $500
Miss Mamie Mcdonald .....4ST.s
Miss Rosa Moreland ,.....409.700
broadway. Va.
:! Miss Minnie Prigh ....,.....4853 300
Bender, Va.
Miss Lena Wyantt ..........4S5.e0
Browns Cove, Va,
Miss NJ. NJ Pdoffe 495.25o
Beaietoo. Na.
Mrs. W. w. Teates .......,,49o.150
Mrs. w r. Martin .467.7oO
Miss katherine b. Reynolds. soc. 900
Catiett, Va.
Miss Marjorie Marsh ........4se,95
MISS Alma Lomax .........A.A l 90
Calverton. Va.
Mrs, j. II. Geuy 49s,7o0
Mrs. j. III. Levy .41o500
Columbia. Va.
Miss Lucy Mosby 50e,150
Campbell. Va.
Miss Marvett Wynn ........ .48S.750
Miss Minnie Holloway .429 800
! Charlottesville. Va,
Miss Helen Washabaugh 4ee 200
Miss Emily Minor .4S9,a50
Miss Maude Hill ............2T0 cor
Miss Elizabeth Detton ....4s7,sh0
Miss Mary Harris 4242sO
Mrs. A. II. Sisson .,....... 400 ooG
Mrs. c. s. Woods ......... 1890
CrnigsviNe, Va.
Miss Peggie Ruzzara .. .3Is 200
Miss Lucy Harufr .49s.75O
Miss Fannie j. Doyle :. ...421,600
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