Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-09

Intense interest is being shown in
the Gazette's big voting election in
which beautiful $1,765.00 REQ, a
S597.00 Chevrolet and hundreds of dol
lars in Big Cash Prizes will be given
away to our readers.
Men, women, boys and girls are
sending in their nomination blanks
with their own name or that of a
friend on them and asking just how
to go about winning the prizes Of
their choice.
All of these prizes-either the fine
81, ,765.O0 REQ or the S597.00 Chevro-
let and an abundantly guaranteed
cash prize to every active participant
will be given away absolutely free to
,, all who take part and cash their spare
moments that would otherwise be was
ted for the next few weeks.
You can't possibly lose in The Ga
zette's 100000 Everyone Wins"
Grand Prize Distribution. 1t doesn't
cost one cent to enter and win the very
biggest of the prizes, and if you DO
not land one of the bigger rewards,
you will be paid in casn for whatever
efforts YOU may make in the election,
rs advertised in the announcement.
Never before has such a liberal Of
fer been presented to people of Alex
andria and surrounding country.
Never before has such an aluring and
generous proposition been launched.
And it is plainly evident, by the rap
idly increasing interest shown, that
the ambitious readers OF the Gazette
are going to take advantage of this OPP
portunity. Some idea of the keen en-
thusiasm with which some of the Ga
zette readers are sending in their NOM
.ination blanks is shown in expressions
made in statements to the campaign
manager during the little preliminary
chats which occupied most OF his time
during the past two days.
is the Gazette actually going to
give away altfthat long hist of prizes
and the 81 765.OO REQ and the $597.O0
Chevrolet-simply in exchange for get
ting votes?" asked an incredulous
Young lady who called Yesterday.
"That's all it takes" replied the
campaign manager. "Notes-voteS
alone will win All you have to do Is
to get them. They are given free by
vote coupons appearing in every IS
sue of the Gazette and with subscrip-
ton payments"
Costs Nothing 10 Enter.
"Does it cost anything" another
woman inquired.
''Not a cent" he replied. "Why you
don't even have to be subscriber to
the Gazette to share in this distribu-
tion Of awards.
Prizes Al Guaranteed.
"Does every active participant re-
ceive a gift?" a man inquired of the
campaign manager.
Yes, just as announced he re-
piled.
"Well if that isn't a liberal proposi-
ton don't know what is, another
candidate remarked. III can get a
S1,765.00 REQ or a $597.O0 Chevrolet
or a guarantee of some good prize as
easy as that, believe me I'm going to
get my share in this grand prize
distribution. | know lots Of people
wheswill save their votes and subscrip-
tions to the Gazette Which is the best
method Of getting votes?"
The campaign manager assured
her that the most rapid way to pile
up a big number of votes was by OBJ
tanning new and renewal subscrip
tions to the Gazette, carefully eY.
planning the vote schedule, a copy
of which appears in the announce
ment on another page in this paper.
you're going to hear from me-" the
candidate replied as she arose to de-
part.
In fact, the campaign manager
thoroughly enjoyed himself talking
and becoming acquainted with candi-
dates and he is always glad to talk to
anyone who cares to have cxplaiend
some points that may not be exactly
clear-he is always ready to be of as
siStance.
1t isn't hard to get subscriptions
to the Gazette for everyone knows
what an up-to-date newspaper it is.
People know. too, that they will get