The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
TENPR|zE AUTOS
 SEEN IN PARADE $18,OOO Worth of Beautiful Cars to Be Given by The Age-Herald Creates
 Sensation
Did you see them yesterday :?

Did you see them yesterday?
 How they glistened; how their high ly polished bodies shown in the sun ed as they rolled majestically along through the Birmingham downtown business district. Windows were thrown up, and thousands of heads thrust hurriedly out to gaze upon the stupendous spectacle.
 For, yesterday afternoon in the downtown districts, all eyes were focused upon the parade of the 10 lux urious motor cars which The Age Herald will give away a few weeks hence in connection with its great and already far-famed automobile and prize campaign The $18,OOo list of beauties caused a sensation. such as Birming- ham seldom experiences.
 The day was ideal for the parade. and with the School Boys Industrial band playing martial airs. and snappy marches, the spirit of carnival was in the atmosphere charging it with the sip, and zest, that gives joy to living. And, as the six-cylinder pets their en- zines throbbing almost noiselessly be meath beautifully curved hoods, passed along the line of march, scores of spon- taneous expressions of approval burst from the lips of even the most cynical
 ''Um-m-m-m. Just look at the Roamer." Isn't that velie beauty, That Hudson for mine"-'Isn't it all perfectly wonderful?' Great, Gand Glorious" These were some of the re- marks overhead. The people just couldn't help 1t. They were surprised astonished. astounded by the dazzling array of the beautiful gifts that will be distributed absolutely free to energetic workers in Birmingham and the sur founding territory within the next few weeks, It. took many of them several minutes to realiz9 that it was true that The Age-Herald will really give away these cars.
 The parade certainly aroused en- thusiasm and interest in the campaign to a high pitch Immediately after il was over you would have thought the campaign office. on the main floor of The AgeHerald building, was the,stock exchange. The resemblance was strik- ing. Scores and scores of young men and women, eager to enter the race and emerge with one of the prize cars swarmed the office. and the campaign manager and his assistants had more than they could handle for short time. However, the systematic organi- zation of the office force soon got to working and no confusion or delay re- suited.
 Many other nominations were re. ceived in the mails, and the intreest in the country division is keeping pace with that in the city. The exceptional quality of the machines, and the easy mannep in which they may be won is probably responsible. Votes-nothine but votes-will win the cars, and they are given in free vote coupons which are printed in The Age-Heraid every day: also with new and renewal pre- paid subscription payments to The Age Herald.
 A few weeks gathering votes among friends and acquaintances may result in your getting one of the big ma chimes if you decide now to go after one of them. It costs absolutely noth ing, and it is not even necessary for you to be a subscriber to The tAge- Herald in order to compete. The start can be accomplished by merely signing and sending in the nomination coupon which is printed on another page of this issue. It carries credit of 10, 900 free votes.
 By calling at the campaign office you may learn full details of the cam paign. Receipt books are now ready, for those who desire to begin vote gathering al once, as are all other nec- essary supplies.
 Come down and talk it over with the campaign manager anyway.
 Remember it doesn't make any diff ference whether you are a man or a woman, married or single, just so you are over the age of Is years.