The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

Of their spare time to obtaining SUBJ
scriptions toward the winning of q
$4,000 home, a big motor car, or any
one of the other worthwhile awards.
Full details of the SaIesmanship
Club campaign are given in another
part of this paper.
For the convenience of the public,
and those interested in The Herald,s s
gigantic campaign, an office has
been opened at 423 Eleventh street
northwest. You are welcome to call
at your pleasure. The office is open
from 3 in the morning until in
the evening. II you cannot come in
person, telephone Main 5000 and full
Information will be given. 1t may
be admission to home of your own,
or self starter to a big automobile.
saIesmanship Club Rules.
Any man or woman, married or
single, young, or old, or OF good char
acter, may compete. except en-
ployes of The Herald, or members
Of their immediate families.
Club members may send in their
own entry blank, or may nominate
their friends.
Club members will be enrolled
from the districts in which they live
or are employed.
The club manager reserves the
right to reject any nominations.
You will find the entry blank in
another part of this paper good for
5000 credits. Fill in your name
and mail it to the club manager at
once.
Club credits. are allowed on all
paid subscriptions to The Wash
ington Herald from either old or
new readers. Extended subscrip-
tions will count accordingly.
Club credits cannot be pur-
chased and are not transferable.
All subscriptions and vote credits
will be counted and audited by a
committee. of prominent and disin-
terested men.
In case of a tie for any award.
each member so tying will receive
an identical award as the one tied
for.
In case Of a typographical error.
il Is understood that The Herald
will not be responsible, except to
make necessary corrections.
Any question that may arise will
be settled by The Herald and its
decision will be final.
Active balloting is just starting
and the campaign will close July II.
A list of all club members and
the numbers of credits accepted for
publication will be published from
time to time throughout the cam
paign.
All active members who do not
win one of the awards will be paid
cash commission of 10 per cent
on the subscriptions they turn in.
An active member is one who turns
in at least one subscription each
week the last two weeks of the
campaign.
The right is reserved to make any
changes in The Salesmanship Club
plan that may be found necessary
other than reduce the number or
value of the awards.
The right Is also reserved to
make additions to the award list
during the campaign.
No statement, or promise made
by any solicitor, or agent, varying
from the rules or statements pub
lished in The Herald will be reeog-
nized by the management. Every
candidate is assured a square deal.
The Herald will gladly answer
all questions relative to the awards
or the conditions. Anyone who de-
sires to enter will find the club
manager ready and willing to rem
der assistance.
The Craftsmanship Club depart
ment is located at 423 Eleventh
street northwest. Telephone $500.
The Office is open from in the
morning unit, 9 in the evening.
Come ir any time.
Campaign Territory.
In order to insure a more equit-
able distribution of certain awards
the territory in which The Herald
ciFculates has been divided into
eight districts. This does not re-