The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
Herald Entries Shop Big Gain; Many
Compete, Especially for $1,000 Home:
Special Ballot Offer Still Holds Good
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benefit Of the Special Ballot offer and
thereby lose thousands of extra votes.
The 5000 home that The Herald will
award to some man or woman In this
territory after April 2s. Is surely a
prize worth while working for. You
viii probably never have another op-
portunity Of this kind again In many
years.
The home purchased from Terrell
& Little, and to be built by Chas. E.
Wire. Inc, will be complete In every
detail, including six large rooms and
a sleeping porch. Material used in
the construction of this home Is the
best that can be secured. Every mod
ern convenience, electric lights, mod
ern bathroom, stationary laundry
tubs and everything to make a home
complete 1t Is located in one of the
best residential sections OF the Dis
trict, and is but a few minutes ride
from the downtown shopping district.
In addition to the home, there are
three splendid automobiles all brand
new and fully equipped. besides a
three-room suite OF furniture and
fifty other prizes.
Everyone who joins the Salesman
ship Club Is sure of prize or cash
commission. Nobody loses in this un-
usual subscription campaign.
The published list OF candidates
today shows a number of changes
in each of the ten districts. A. ].
Wernig takes the lead in the first
district with 10000 votes to his
credit. Others who have increased
their vote standing in this district
are: A. Shulman, s. c. Curtis, Ben
Rosenberg. Miss Eva Garrison and
Miss Mae Bache. The new members
in this district are: c. Joseph Jones.
Edward A. Scott and Abner Frank.
Dan Leetch Forses Ahead.
Dan Leetch is the high member in
the second district today, with 49,
$50 votes. Henry ]. Darcy. G. S.
Fielder. Clarence ]. Holt and Clar-
ence D. Lewis have each increased
their vote standings.
Henry F. Blosk leads in District
No. with a good margin of votes.
He has $1,000 votes in today's pub
lished list. Miss Florence Dixon
has also increased her vote stand
ing.
c. H. Peake has made a splendid
gain and goes over the top in the
fourth district with $500 votes. J.
w. Smith, Carl S. GoetzingeT and
Fred Edwards have also moved up
in the list. Miss Winifred r. Frye
entered the campaign and started
off with 1900 votes.
In Southwest Washington. which is
the Fifth district, W. l. Evans leads
with 5000 votes. Miss Alene Brown,
Mrs. Julia L. Brandt, J. II. Cookman
and Mrs. Bessie B. Eckert have added
TO their vote standing. John II. Will
Jams has entered the campaign from
this district.
Miss Mary Hagan is the new leader
in the Sixth district today. with IS, 80
votes. Henry A. Melcher, Mrs. Mary
Diegelmann, Edward c. De Atle-.
William w. Keeler. Raymond l. Hays,
George r. Clark. Bernard F. Hays
and Adolphus Constantine have each
added to their standings.
The Seventh district shows up well
today, with Hugh d. Digney leading.
with 5000 votes. William c. Brady,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lofstrand, P. ]. Haw-
kins. Walter B. Ford. Elmer B. Bran
nell, T. D. Tebhs, D. E. Murray and
Mrs. G. A Wood have added to their
list OF votes. New candidates in this
district are Miss Harriet l. Stone and
Joseph Lesser.
Suburban Contenders.
In the Eighth district, o. F. Baker
is leading again today. Alphonse Or
dey Is moving up we'll and is now
credited with 5000 votes.
In the territory outside of the Dis
trict. Miss Lavinia Atkins, Washing
ton. Va. leads with 1000 votes. Other
candidates who have increased their
standings since yesterday are Sam
uel VI. Arnell, Alexandria, Va: e. f.
Owens. Anacostia station, Md; Miss
z. B. Hupp. Sperryville, Va; Law
renee Herrell. Marshall. Va; d. B.
Purks. Comorn. Va; Hugh H. Har-
ris, Alexandra, Va, and E. F. lie
Hew. The new candidates are Mrs.
Ruth Givandan. Falls Church and
John Schafe. Alexandria, Va.