The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
WORKERS
MUST ADHERE TO
CONTEST RULES
It's Easy to Win a $50 Wheel
and Also Observe
instructions.

Although this contest has been
made as simple as possible. there seem
to be a number of persons who are
not completely clear on some of the
details; please tell everybody inter-
ested to call at 1922 F street north
west and talk over any point about
which they are in doubt"
Thus spoke the manager of The
Washington Times 100000 Bicycle
Contest today.
The reason fer his remark was that
today he received a number of books
containing subscriptions for The
Washington Times but the subscrip-
tions were not for twelve months.
ing the books with 35 signatures in
them. contestants asked for their bi-
cycles.
MUST BE FOR ONE YEAR.
The subscriptions must be for
twelve months each, and they must
be verified" said the Contest Mana
ger. That means that after the sub
scription books have been turned in
our verifiers go to the thirty-five
addresses given and ascertain wheth-
er or not the signers corroborate the
statement that they have agreed to
take The Washington Times fo-
year. Some unthinking or over-zeal-
Gus persons have turned in what pur-
ported to be 80 yearly subscriptions,
but upon inquiry our verifiers found
that the signers had agreed to sub
scribe for only month. or six
months. Subscriptions for less than
a year will not be counted in giving
away these beautiful $50 Ranger BIZ
cycles"
IS EASY FOR WORKERS.
As the Contest Manager says, this
is a simple, easy and pleasant contest
and has been declared to be the fair
est and most generous ever offered
To begin with. there is no age limit
Everybody living in Washington and
the nearby Maryland and Virginia
suburbs is eligible. 1t costs nothing
to enter the contest and you don't
even have to be a subscriber or a
reader of The Washington Times.
In the second place, it is easy to
enter the contest: simply I'LL out and
mail the coupon in today's paper.
Shortly after IL is received by the
Contest Manager you will receive a
subscription. Take this book, ask
your neighbors and friends to sub
scribe for The Washington Times for
a year. Get thirty-fve signatures to
annual subscriptions. Turn in the
subscription book, give the Contest
Manager q few hours in which to
check up and verify your subscrip-
lions. As soon as he does this and
ends you "aIl correct" on your sub
scriptions, you will receive a $50
Ranger bicycle, which will be q
source OF JOY and delight to you dur
ing the summer months.
JACK DAVENPORT PLEASED.
Jack Davenport. the little eleven
year-old boy who received the first
free bicycle from The Washington
Times says; 1T Is as easy as rolling
of a log to get IS new yearly sub
scriptions for The Washington
Times" Tracy b. Nesbit. the fifteen
year -old schoo, boy who also got free
wheel, says This is the softest snap
ever offered Washingtonians. 1 got
my thirty-five new subscribers in
only few hours"
II little fellows like that can do
II, anybody, who makes up his or
her mind to get one of these $50
bicycles for nothing. can turn the
same trick.
You will never get one OF these
bicycles II you do not sign the cou-
pom and get started. And II you do
Sign the coupon and begin your
canvass for thirty-five new yearly
subscriptions you will be amazed at
the speed with which you become the
owner of one of these handsome