The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-17
! travel between New York and san

/ II won second place at the Vir-
ginia State Fair in the contest for
slow speed in high gear, in COMPETE
ton with twelve-cylinder. eight
cylinder. six-cylinder and four
cylinder cars.
1t is not the policy of the Saxon
Motor Car Corporation to bring out
new model every few months, or
1 even every year. They have deter
! mined upon the light six-cylinder car
! as the most economical and depend
I able form. of construction in which
the comfort OF heavier AMI higher
! priced ears can be embodied.
The new series of the Saxon "Six" is
! essentially the same as the first Saxon
Six but embodics many improve
! ments and refinements.
Other Prizes Have Good Values
{, The thirty-six other prizes offered.
! making total of forty-four prizes.
are all good useful articles andt are
! we'll worth the time and efforts that
! will be spent in SECURING them. Those
| who remain active to the enc of the
campaign after once they have made
, the start will he awarded a cash COM
! mission of five per cent on all the
! subscriptions that the contestant and
| her friends turn in during the cam
! paisn. Every one secures something.
! Nominate n Lady Friend Today.
/ While the nominations will be ac-
! cepted only when placed in the name
/ of the ladies according to the rules
and regulations announced. it is not
going to bar the men folks from doing
all the work or campaigning" they
may wish TO do. The successful con-
testants who are going to be the
happy owners of the eight big cars
and those who are going TO secure the
other valuable prizes are the ones
who are going to get call of the fam
ily'' kith and kin to assist them in
1 making their campaign. Enlist as
many as possible will be the word
with the live wires
Prizes awarded On Voting System.
The eight automobiles and the en-
tire list of the forty-four prizes viii
he awarded on the basis of votes Sc
cured by the contestants, and the
ones who secure the largest number
! will receive the awards. There arc
only two ways to secure votes and
those two ways are by clipping the
free newspaper coupon vote out of
the paper and by the payment of
subscription TO The-~Richmond Vir-
ginian. There will be no limit to the
number of coupon votes any one con-
testant can secure. and there will be
no limit to the number of suhscrip-
! tons that any one contestant can Sc
cure. The largest vote in both in
stances viii he offered in the first
part of the campaign, and all votes.
both regular and special will decline
from time to time and al the end OF
the campaign the smallest vote will
he offered. This system and schedule
Is offered for the purpose OF giving
those who start early and do the most
] orb I'D ttuf,
/ suits will have the greater advantages
over those who start later in the cam
, paisn. The successful contestants
who take advantage of the offer as
/ they are made will he the most sue
eessful In this campaign.
/ First and Fest Offcr of the Campatgu
| The regular vote will prevail
, throughout the ca mpaign as shown
in the schedule announced in the
| double paxe announcement in todays
paper and there will he six special
| offers OF extra votes for clubs of sub
t scriptions occurred from time TO time
| by the individual contestants. The
| largest will be made first and all the
other Ave offers will be for less spe-
! cial vote. The offer of 100 600 extra
! votes for the first years subscription
/ sent in by any one contestant is the
/ largest amount that VIII be offered on
/ one single years subscription The
/ second years subscription sent in hy
j those who have sent in the FIRST year
7 Will get by far the largest vcte that
/ will be made for two one-year sub
scriptions. making a total of sl2 In
/ subscriptions that will be offered dur
/ ing the campaign, The combination
| viii secure 400. oo0 extra votes. The
! first years subscription should be in
| by opening day. Saturday, January
| 90. but must be in by Saturday. Janu-
/ airy -. The second yearly subscrip-
ton must be in by Saturday. Febru-
AIRY 3. IN order TO secure the SOC coo
| extra votes The quicker the first
| $f2 subscriptions are sent in the soon
| er the special votes will bc issued
, There is limit tn the extra 500 900
votes offered for s12. and OILY one
set will he issued to any one contest
! ant. When this offer has been taken
care of by the contestant who wishes
to get an extra good start in this
campaign there will be other things
to do that will greatly improve the
/ chances OF securing one of the auto
mobiles or some of the other valuable
prizes. Get in the first subscription
by Saturday. II possible. and if the
| total of the Sl2 is cent in there viii
be an advantage, Halfyears md
l
the club.
! Nominations to Be Made 1t Once.
The nomination blank which APP
! pears on pare two OF this paper
should he clipped out and lroperly
filed out and sent or mailed to the
campaign department of Tie Vir-
! ginian. The nominations may not be
published for some time week or
more, but as the nominations are sent
in the nominees will he notified and
can at once start their campaign
Get the nomination Of yourself Or a
friend today.
How Payments Can BE Made.
The payment of subscriptions for
the daily and Sunday Richmond Nir-
ginian. SO for three months. $500
for six months. and $500 per year,
can be paid direct to the contestant
themselves, who will be provided with
regular subscription receipt book.
or same Gamble paid to travelling rep
representatives of The virsinan. Mt
the main office or at the campaign Of
flee. 1t will always be necessary to
ask for votes when subscriptions are
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