The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-29

the unsolicited zeal of their friends
A few stand high in this event with,
out having turned hand. However
they are in the minority.
Will Not Keep 1t Up
Your friends may nominate you,
give you good start and put you
well in the way for a valuable prize,
yet they will not continue the work
unless you show them that their eff
forts are appreciated. You may do
this by getting out and working a
little yourself 1t will not hurt you !;
you can lose nothing; you are sure
of earning the commission, and a
splendid touring car is more than a
mere possibility.
Those now in the lead are the
hustlers. They have shown their
friends that they appreciate their I'M
solicited votes, and their friends are
keeping up the work. Are you in the
unappreciative class? If SO, why not
reform and proceed to work?
Is not touring car, not to mention
the rest in the list, worth a little
effort?
Hustle" is the slogan.
Votes on Subscriptions.
Votes are given on every subscrip-
ton payment. A subscriber may pay
his subscription money to a candidate
or may send it direct to the contest
office When a candidate receives the
money they should give the subscriber
a receipt, then send the money, with
the receipt duplicate, to the campaign.
manager When he receives the mon
ey he will make out and also give a
ballot good for the votes due to the
candidate and also give the subscriber
his proper credit The ballot of votes
that the candidate receives in return
for subscription payment, may be held
back and voted when they wish When
the ballot is voted the standing in the
paper will be increased. These ballots
may be held up to the last day, conse-
quently no one but the candidate him
self knows how many votes he has.
When the subscriber pays at the
contest office the ballot is mailed to
any candidate as the subscriber d.
reefs.
When a candidate mails money he
has collected to The Palladium it
should be sent by postoffice money or
der.
Outside County Too.
Any candidate may receive coupons,
nomination blanks or subscription
payments from persons living outside
of the county as well as in the county.
The prizes have all been purchased
and will soon be on exhibition. AL
though this great event is just starting
it will close in little over six weeks
Each candidate should request her
friends to save all their votes for her.
Remember, The Palladium has abso-
lutely nothing to say about the award
ing of these elegant prizes; that is up
to the candidates and their friends.
All candidates competing and not
winning one of the regular prizes will
receive a cash commission of 10 per-
cent of all the new money they collect
Open Evenings.
For the benefit of those who cannot
call during regular office hours, the
contest department will remain open
until o'clock each week day even
ing.
Don't give up party as subscrib-
er, city or country, simply because he
is taking some other paper and paid in
advance for it. Take his subscription
for The Palladium and when the sub
scription expires on the other paper he
will begin to receive The Palladium.
Candidates and their friends are
privileged to accept payments on sub
scriptions, and in order that they may
receipt for such payments we will pro-
7ide them with receipt book if they
Will inform the campaign department. !