The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-17
NAMES OF CANDIDATES IN AGE-HERALD HELP YOURSELF
 CLUB ANNOUNCED SECOND IT
Early Start Counts Greatly In Creating Activity Among Friends-Extra Vote Offer PaveS Way To Prizes

Names of the club members in The Age-Herald great Help Yourself cluD campagn-in which this newspaper is going to give away prizes asgre- gatfng S22,0O0-are published today for the second time. All districts contain big possibilities for members. Those members residing outside the city of Birmingham have identically the same opportunity to Win as those residing in Birmingham.
 Candidates are entering tast' anu the coming week is going to be big week, and if your name is not entered as a club member, see that it is sent in without delay so that it may be included the next time the list IS published.
 An early start is the biggest fac tor in any race, particularly in this one. where enthusiasm of club mem bers and the enthusiasm of their supports count for so much.
 As previously stated, club mem Der residing in an outside town IS under no handicap because or the greater population density Tn Blr- mingham, for while the population is more dense in Birmingham than any other community in the whole territory, the Birmingham club mem bers are likewise more numerous, so that the one offsets the other. Supplies Sent To All.
 Supplies have been mailed to all club members whose names have been received Club members, who have not received theirs, had better get in touch with the club manager, soi that duplicate outfit can be mailed without delay.
 Let your friends know that you have entered the campaign and make them understand that you are out to win big car and are going to work at once.
 There is nothing like enthusiasm and confidence. If you believe you are going to win your friends will imbibe your confidence and help you to win. Everybody likes to support winner, that's human nature. Spread the news, therefore, that nothing less than the $3,390 Cadillac touring car, the highest of all is go- ing to satisfy you. The awards to be made by The Age-Herald are well worth a strenuous effort, and after you have captured the first capital award, or one of the thirteen other big automobiles, you will have forgotten all about the spare-time effort involved in so doing.
 An Unprecedented offer.
 No other newspaper in this terri tory ever made such an offer as this one. It's unprecedented magnitude has aroused intense interest through out the south. The opportunity 10 win a high priced car in little over eight weeks of work, is something too big to be neglected.
 It is an opportunity for business or professional man, for his wife or his daughter, and opportunity for the business girl, for the society girl, for a student working his or her way through school, for any person of energy and ability who has some spare time and is anxious to do something worth while. Here's what you can win
 A $3,39O Cadillac touring car, sew en passenger.
 A $3,O7S Peerless, seven passenger touring car.
 A $1,S40 Rickenbacker, Phaeton. | A $1,695 Chandler touring car, or one of the two automobiles to be awarded in your district. There are other awards. These are cash awards, | four to each of the five districts, first, S200; second, $100; third $60, and fourth, $40 cash.
 | And to those who fail to win one | of the 34 awards, cash commission 1 of 10 per cent will be paid to all club members who have collected $50 or more during the campaign. Office Of Club Manager.
 The office of the club manager is located in The Age-Herald building, on the fifth floor, and is open from g a. m. to D. m. Drop in and allow