The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-23
CLUB, WINNERS ROLLING
 IN PRIZE AUTOMOBILES
Consolation Prizes Of 10 Per Cent Making All Workers Happy For Christmas

Mrs. O. W. Tnney, popular young matron of Tafladega, was wearing a real Christmas smile when she start ed back home Saturday afternoon in her magnificent new Cadillac tour ing car-the capital award in The Age -Herald's great Help Yourself club. contest which came to high ly successful close several days ago.
 Experienced automobile men whisked her around Birmingham for an hour and showed her every thing about the car. She knew all about it when she started home, and she admitted she was "all set" for the best Christmas yet.
 To win that automobile Mrs. Tin ney pulled more than ten million votes ip the big contest. That meant large numbers of subscriptions to The Age Herald. but she said they were easy to get.
 'The folks in my section like The Age Herald.' she declared. Tn fact. many of them swear by it. So When asked them to extend their sub scriptions. or send the paper to a friend for Christmas present. they jumped at the idea"
 Mrs Tinney also won handsome Cleveland car as special merit award in the contest. She left it IF Birmingham and will come for 1t Tn few days. Maybe she'll use the Cleveland for business and shopping and save her Cadillac for special oc- casfons.
 Fourteen other fine automobiles were wor by Alabamians in the con test. and some of the winners came to Birmingham and claimed them Saturday. Others, will wait until the weather gets better.
 These cars include the snappiest late models, and all of them were pur- chased by The Age Herald from Bir- mingham dealers.
 Miss Vivlan Dill of Birmingham was runner-up to Mrs. Tinney ana for her splendid work she wins q Peerless touring car. valued at s3'os.
 Like Mrs. Tinney, Miss Dill was delighted and she plans to break her car in during the holidays.
 Winners of the other capital awards were Mrs. Virgil Walker or Acmar. who gets smart-stsppiyus M Rickerbacker phaeton. and James /. Broomall of Birmingham, who gets a sporty Chandler touring car.
 A special merit award--a peautl@ full Nash touring car. goes to MISS Bertha Gottilieb of Birmingham. She also wins $200 in cash.
 In District No. l, A. C.. Dicksop oa Birmingham, boiled 6,l2O,Ss0 votes and won an Oldsmobile touring car In District No. 2, Mrs. A. ID; Coie /, , man of Birmingham. won Maxweti sport; In District No. 3. Miss Mary C' Sherrill of Hartselle. won otuue- baker ''Six;.' in District No 4, Mrs' M. E. Clark of Alexander City won a Durant sport model, and in DlstTlct No. 5. Miss Olera Griffin of west Blocton won an Oakland sport mouei.
 In addition, fine cars were won pS Miss Clara Tuck of Birminshanl : Mrs. r. A. Williams of Athens; Mss' L. A. Thomas of Ensley; Mrs. Johh Darden of Goodwater, and Mrs. Au" Lamkin of York.
 E Large cash prizes went to scores of other winners In the rive dis- tricts, and checks for 10 per cent or the amount turned in are pelns mailed to all non-prize winners After all. nobody lost in the contest, and almost everybody was happy over the outcome.
 The Age-Herald distributed totai of s29.000 in prizes during the con : test, which was by far the biggest campaign of its kind ever conductea by an Alabama newspaper.
 The contest was great success from every angle, and The Age-Her- ald extends it's appreciation to the large number of contestants and sun- scribers who made this success pos- ;ibie, lF,