The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-22
Or one of these ballots.

tricts are going to be awarded FIVE
prize ballots as follows: First prize
ballot, 500, 900 votes: second prize
ballot, 400, 900 votes; third prize bal
lot, 100000 votes; fourth prize bal
lot. 1000 votes; fifth prize ballot
100 votes
How Prize Ballots VIII be Awarded.
The contestant who sends In the
largest number OF subscriptions total
ing the largest amount in dollars and
cents from their respective districts
will be awarded the first district prize
ballot and so on down the line for all
OF the five ballots. The subscriptions
do not have to be secured from any
certain district, but the awards will
be made according to the credits to
the contestants at the end of the offer
for subscriptions sent in this and next
week. The amounts in subscriptions
that have been sent In previously
have nothing to do with the two
weeks offer. If the contestants Sc
curing the prize ballots in their dis
tricts have more to their credit Sat-
urday night. February "a. than any
other contestants 10000 extra votes
will Ne added to each of the five prize
ballots.
Contestants who have done very lit
tie in the campaign so far now have
the greatest opportunity offered that
they will ever have again during the
entire campaign and a chance to get
ahead OF other contestants and re-
main in the lead until the end of the
campaign, and be among those to re-
ceive the greatest awards Go right
+ and get every subscription possible
this week Subscriptions secured up
to and including Saturday night, mid
night, that have been placed in cam
paign office or In the mails will count
on this offer for the week
Regular Excess Vote Offer.
Every contestant secures $50, 900
extra votes on IA club OF s25 on all
classes OF subscriptions and the regu-
lar votes. A oneyear Sc subscrlp-
ton is worth 10000 regular votes
and SO 600 special votes this week,
making a total OF $4,000 votes, and
the subscription will count on the
securing one OF the five prize ballots
A small amount may secure the prize
ballots, No one contestant can Sc
cure very large amount of sub
scriptions In this campaign. for there
are so marv of the ladies' taking part
that contestants run In" to friends of
other contestants on every side and
the vote is so divided that some one
Is going to secure the prize ballots
for a much smaller amount than one
would thing 1t would require. Do not
stand back and let some one win the
automobiles and the other valuable
prizes for the want OF little effort
and courage to see friends and secure
subscriptions this week.
NOMINATIONS IN DISTRICT q.
District includes the following
counties; Powhatar. Cumberland,
Buckingham. Appomattox. Botetourt,
Campbell. Bedford Roanoke. Craig.
Giles, Bland. Pulaski. Montgomery,
Floyd. Franklin. Pittsylvania, Halifax.
Henry. Patrick. Carroll. Grayson,
Wythe. smyth. Tazwel. Buchanan, Rus
sell, Washington. Scott. Dickinson.
Wise, Lee, Amherst. Nelson. Rock
bridge. Allegheny. Bath and cities of
panville. Lynchourg and Roanoke.
Aliens Greek. Wa.
Miss Mary Taylor $4,000
Miss Kate Williams 25430H.
Miss Clara Taylor .........225.4o
Miss Edna Taylor 24s.IOO
Abingdon. Wa.
Miss Nora Petty .274.s0o
Miss Mary S. Thayer. II. Fl,
Miss Mandy Woodward, R, p.
ID. ....-.....'..... 26s. 700
Mrs w. a. Irson. r. F. D. !. .21s,so
Alton. Va.
Mfs' Thomas 1855. 500
AwrtcoIa. Va.
Miss jamie Sanderson .e4e,4Oo
Miss Lydia Crosswhite ....2so.t 100
Mrs ]. c. 1rison ...........1s7,o 900
Mrs. r. s Gill 279, 400