The Washington herald., 1920-06-28
Fioe Leaders in Herald "Race' Closely Grouped;
Possible for Lowest Member to hin Prize

good punches Of subscriptions for
washington's Brightest Newspaper,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Blanchard. 500
Fourteenth street southeast, is do-
ing good work as member OF the
Sslesmanship Cub and has a wide
circle of acquaintances who are
standing nobly by her in her can
didacy. Mps. Blanchard Is employed
in the Navy Department, Nineteenth
and b streets northwest.
A. F. Jones. who Is enehged in
business, 1926 H street northeast.
says one OF the Grand Awards must
be his and is making an active cam
paign for first place. Mr.. Jones Is
well known throughout the city
having formerly been box ONCE"
man at the National Theater. He
served his apprenticeship in the
theatrical world at Luna Park
where he was employed three sea-
sons. He was also manager of the
Hippodrome. the attraction at the
American League Park.
Many Active Competitors.
The Ave members of the Salesman
ship Club whose pictures appear to-
day are not alone in the big race
sor magnificent wards, as there are
some one hundred and fifty candi-
dates IN keen compt tition. Many
members who hesitated TO start in
the big race and thought they did
not have sufftcient selling ability to
succeed in gaining enough subscrip-
tioas and vote credits to win have
really surprised themselves by the
! ,yay that latent selling ability has
: been developed. They say they find
il easy to interest the people in be-
! coming rea lers of The Herald.
Every one of the club members
whG is really trying has succeeded
! in rolling up n good big total or
| credits and 1t looks like competition
/ from now on until the end will be
| keen for the big awards-ihe $4,000
] Home (or $4,000 in Gosh. IL pre-
Gerred), the six Automobiles and
/ ifty-six other awards. OF course,
there IL a cash commission which
I every active ncn prize winning can
didate will receive. In this way
there are no losers in The Herald
Salesmanship Club Campaign.
Extra - S4o0 - Gold.
dates in their work during this, the
banner period. as double credits are
| allowed on all subscriptions; be-
J sides, there is a $500 cash prize 70
the candidate who does the best
work from June 81 to July 3, in
elusive.
IL matters not in what part OF
the campaign territory candidate
resides. He or she can win this ex-
ira prize. and at the same time pile
up credits on the two-for-one basis
for the grand awards - the seven
prizes going to the seven candidates
with the highest number of credits
at the close OF the race.
Those residing outside of Wash
ington have the same chance a:
those who live in Washington. Ut
TO this time no candidate has made
a runaway race of 1t. The credit
standing is very close as one Is II
the lead. then another. only TO bt
surpassed by some other ambitious
man or woman.
Double Credits Count Big.
. 1t is not too late for new candi
dates to Join and obtain sufticien
number of subscriptions in few
I hours work to roll up enough sub
/. scriptions to top the leaders and
: stand high for the big prize-th'
-+S6, 900 home.
, Why not be a new candidate ant
= get going in the race? Better star
: today while you obtain double cred
: its. After July 3, it will be too late
as all subscriptions will count for
? considerable less number of credit
I than they do now. Remember tn
\ banner period ends at 10 p. m, Jul!
|, 3. but the campaign does not clos
4 until July II.