South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-22

/ NNOnunueu from rage Onel
and July 9. when the first period
ends
Each and every $4,000 worth Of
/ subscriptions turned in before 1000
! p. m, July Q, earns 60, 600 extra cred
its in addition to the regular number
earned on each subscription This
offer is explained in detail in the full
I page advertisement in this issue. II
| is positively guaranteed that there
viii be no time during the remand
er of the campaign when new sub
scriptions viii earn as many credits
as right now IL is. therefore. TO
everyone's interest 10 make the best
| possible showing while effort counts
for so much.
Room for Workers.
These same subscriptions that are
earning extra credits between now
and July 9. also count toward one
OF the two $500 extra cash awards
which are offered for the best work
up 10 that time The member liv-
ing in South Bend or Mishawaka who
earns the most credits up 10 July 9.
VIII be given one of these $500 cash
awards. The member outside of
South Bend or Nishawaka who does
the best during the same time will
win the other. These extra awards
will not be made until after the close
of the campaign. nor will the names
OF the winners be divulged until that
time. This is done so that no unfair
advantage can be taken through
such information. However, they
Will be awarded strictly on a basis
OF results up to July ..
There is still room for many more
members. especially in the out OF
town districts. Those living in the
outside towns and rural communities
in which The News-Times circulates
have the same excellent opportunity
10 capture one Of the big awards as
/ those living in the city. In fact. 1t
should be easier for q person living
/ in the outside territory 10 make a
I bigger showing than those in the
\ city. IN the smaller towns almost
/ any person who has lived there for
any length OF time knows everyone
Y in the community, and is on speak
/ ing acquaintance with more people
than the majority OF persons in a
city There is not usually the com
petition in the outside territory and
/ still there IS just as much need for a
worth while newspaper. It would be
very surprising II at least a part Of
/ the biggest awards do not go 10 out
/ OF the city members. However, the
/ present number entered from out OF
town would not indicate this.
List OF Entrants.
AL IL is necessary TO do 20 become
/ a member of the Salesmanship Club
+ is 10 CALI at the office. or telephone.
or write 20 the Salesmanship Club
/ Department, registering name and
! address and requesting receipt books
7 for taking subscriptions. Every
member is given 5000 credits upon
/ entering. The first subscription car
I ries with IL an additional 5000 cred
I its besides the regular number earn
I ed on the subscription. 4 very few
/ subscriptions count up into thous-
/ ands OF credits and il viii be an easy
matter for newly entered members
20 start right off with an excellent
/ showing
Following is the list Of members
/ OF the club. each OF whom has 5000
I credits as an entrance bonus;
/ . PICK Up LIST
2 DISTRICT An that part OF the
+ city OF South Bend north OF Wash
ington Av. Including washington
Av.) and west OF the ST. Joseph
F River.
Mrs. Ethel p. Byrum. Joseph Cos
tello Miss Ruth Z. Coomer. George
c Caunman. Jr.. Steve Czgany.
Henry Cook. z. E. Dickens. Edward
Fites. Edward Gour Paul Godoller.
Miss stella Gulling. Miss Helen
Gudatis. w. G. Hintz. Norman Hart
Ger. Miss Marie Kolupa, A. NJ. Knox.
Jr. Mrs G. n Leeper. Harold Mil
Ter. Julius Muszik. Christ Mennel.
James NeHans. Paul A Nash. Don
nerson oliver. Mrs. W. a. Pischke.
Steve Peters. II. P. Persing. Miss
. Corine Seegmueuer. Miss Clara Self
ert. W L Sparl1man. Owen p.
WindIe.
DISTRICT All that part OF the
city OF South Bend south az Wash
ington Av mot including Washing
ton Av.) and west OF Michigan 81.
Including Michigan ST.
Miss Elizabeth Armour. Harry &