Americus times-recorder., 1919-04-28
POWERS TO TRY KAISER
Here Are Prize Ballot Winners
and Final Standings of AuActive
Workers in Subscription Drive


which We're awarded by the judges
late Saturday night. were turned over
to the winners that night. A few OF
the larger prizes, which were toe
heavy to carry, were to be handed
over to the winners today. The bort
Touring car, which was won by Miss
Matte Mcneil, of Route A, Sumter
county, was driven away by her Sat
urday night it having been oiled and
supplied with gasoline early in the
day, preparatory to delivery to the
winner Immediately upon the decision
of the judges being announced.
Saturday night the judges read the
list of Prize Ballot winners. which
had been kept secret until that time
even the winners themselves not
knowing who had received them
These lists follow:
First Prize Winners.
The winners of the first prize bal
lots which were offered nine for each
district for the largest amounts turn
ed in from March 29 to April 5. in.
clusive
DISTRICT ONE.
LIST. Mrs. Guyton Fisher. $4,000,
100000 votes.
End. Mrs G. W. Boone, $1,000,
100000 votes.
3rd. Miss Ada Finley, $24.25,
100000 votes.
4th. Miss Emily Edwards, $23.75,
100000 votes.
5th. Mrs. Emory Mathis, $21.25,
100000 votes.
9Th. Miss Martha Ivey, $4,000, AGO.
600 votes. -
7th. Miss Alice Moses, $3.50. 9OO,-
900 votes.
Sth. Miss Lucy Buchanan, $1S.75,
100000 votes.
9th. Miss Lucy Simmons, $3.50,
100000 votes.
DISTRICT TWO.
1st Miss Matte Mcneil, I:oute A,
$117.25, 100000 votes.
End. Miss Annie Bell Wise, Plains,
$4,000, 100000 votes.
3rd. Mrs. A. S. McCrea, Route B,
$40.25, 100000 votes.
4th Miss Lucille Persons, Doyle,
$3225. 100000 votes.
5th. Miss Mary Winn, Route c.,
$240O. 100000 votes.
9Th. Miss Estelle Jones, Lacrosse,
$22.75, 100000 votes.
7th. Miss Ruth Johnson, Route A.
$3.50, 100000 votes.
Sth Miss Mary Derriso, Leslie,
$215O, 100000 votes.
9th. Mrs. ]. j. Kinard, Route D,
$2100, 100000 votes.
Mrs. D. F. McAllister, Route D,
tied with Mrs. Kinard, and received
100000 extra votes also.
Second Prize Ballot Winners.
The winners of the second prize bal
lots which were offered for the larg-
est amounts turned in from April 5
to April 10, inclusive, regardless of
districts:
L. Miss Matte. Mcneil, $242 so, l.
100000 votes.
O. Mrs. G. W. Boone, $500, 100000
votes.
3. Miss Ada Finley, $72.75. 100000
votes.
4. Miss Martha Ivey, $6325, 100000
votes.
5. Mrs. Guyton Fisher, $4,000, 6OO,-
600 votes.
6. Miss Ruth Johnson, Route A,
$4,000, 100000 votes.
Z. Miss Mary Winn, Route C, $4,000
100000 votes.
g. Miss Emily Edwards, $3.50, 300,-
900 votes.
8. Miss Lucille Persons, Doyle,
$500, 100000 votes.
TO- Mrs. Emory Mathis, $4425, 100.-
900 votes.
The 21 Prize Winners.
These prize votes were added by
the judges to the coupon and sub
scription votes, following which the
twenty-one prizes were awarded as
,ollows. the totals showing the total
vote received by each winner:
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE.
bort Touring car purchased from
Georgia Motors company, Miss Mat
tie Mcneil, Route A, 21,294,9OO
DISTRICT ONE.
First Prize-New Edison Diamond
Disc Phonograph, purchased from the
Howell Pharmacy, value $17500, Miss
Ada Finley, 10.961000.
Second Prize.--A Full Business
Course, bookkeeping, shorthand and
modern business meth
DDS as taught by the Americus Bust
ness College, value $4,000, Mrs. g.
w. Boone, 9,929,OOO.
Third Prizes--An Administer Art
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