Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-03-05
NAMES OF ALL
NOMINEES TOBE
PRINTED FRIDAY

scription drive is making all the pro-
gress that could be desired. The
neonle are busy and have not hesitat-
ed to make many nominations of lad
les, both in Americas and in the sur
rounding territory who will in all
probability take an active part-or
most of them-in making the drive a
splendid success.
To be exact, there has been re-
ceived at the mes-Recorder office up
to today 1876 nominations in District
One, the City of Americas, and 159
from District Two, the territory sur
rounding Americas. Before this item
has been read many more nominations
will undoubtedly be received from
both districts.
The names and addresses of all the
ladies nominated will be published on
Friday of this week and to be sure
that your name or the name of a
friend in whom you are interested is
among the entrants get your nomina-
ton in by o'clock Friday morning.
Saturday will be an interesting day
for the drive, inasmuch as every eff
fort will be made to have the bort
five-passenger touring car and a
number of the other prizes on display
in the business office of The Times
Recorder. The nominees and their
friends are most cordially invited to
call Saturday any time during the day
or up to late into the evening and see
the elegant prizes and learn more of
the interesting campaign just being
launched for the purpose of doubling
the circulation of both the daily and
the weekly editions of The Times-Re-
corder.
Saturday will also be a busy day
for the ladies who have been nominal
ed whom will likely turn in their
first one-year subscriptions and re-
ceive the big extra vote that day. Two
hundred thousands extra votes are Of
fered for the first year that is turned
in by or for each of the nominees, bus
only for the first yearly subscription
they receive. In addition the regular
votes is also given, which is 10000,
making total of 240, 900 votes issued
for the first one-year subscription
sent or turned in by each of those
nominated. Never again will a one
year subscription secure such NAM
moth vote during this campaign, and
those who wish to make flying start
and secure a big vote right from the
jump will take advantage of this ex-
traordinary offer.
The coupon published daily and
good for votes, is big item that
should not be overlooked. Nearly a
million votes are going out in the pa
pers that are issued daily, and they
should all be saved and given to some
one. 1t costs nothing, and requires
little energy, to clip the coupons and
some one will appreciate them. Let
every reader of this paper show the
proper public spirit by clipping these
and voting them for some one. Pay
your subscription Saturday to collec-
tors, at the office or to any of the la
dies and help make the big drive the
greatest subscription campaign ever
put over in this or any other country.
An interesting announcement will
be made tomorrow afternoon about the
prizes; additional ones that have been
selected will be announced, and other
items of interest regarding the cam
paign will be published.
Those who have been nominated in
one district can secure votes and sub
scriptions in either of the districts or
at any place. The world is the field
and the district lines are merely
drawn for the awarding of prizes
Those who reside in District One will
be awarded the prizes offered in that
district, the same being true in Dis
trict Two The Grand Capital Prize
can go to any of the nominees in either
of the districts. The largest vote will
secure the bort car, whether it be from
District One or from District Two, and
then the highest votes registered by
those residing in the districts will de-
termine the awarding of the district
prizes.
The business Office is open evenings
and those interested are invited to
call or phone for information wanted
Those who reside in the outside terri
tory are invited to use the phone at
the expense of this paper, or to write
or call at the office for any details
about the campaign.
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