The Washington times., 1926-08-27
WIN POINTS To
SEE FIGHT
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NSN4tANNNA AANAA 1M1s $3.50
ana his automobile customers have
pledged their aid
Harry Carpet, of the Carpet Food
Speciality Company, 1861 I'll st. NJ.
E.. distributor for the Geifand
lnayonnaise, and well known In gro.
Gerry store circles in Washington
and the vicinity. has already Wnn
the free trip and ticket to the
chaEnpio ionship bout. because OF the
quick action Cf frienda and business
associates.
Mary Ellen Totten, 1909 b ST.
IS. ~. one or Washington's young
tennis stars, was nominated by her
enthusiastic admirers In the spolt
world ana has the cordial support
of Miss Maude Parker, director Or
public Fairgrounds
Here are the names OF persons
who are candidates for the Times
and Sunday HeraId,a free FinR-sile
seats af the Dempsey Tunney battle.
Paul JOhnsO1, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Wilmer Wartieid. 1898 Water
0fano, ss1I 18th ST. n. VI.
Themes Red Sol Canal I'd.
b. 3. Gehrnau Navy Yard.
Marine Barracks
4. i. Bougeis. 1875 East Capitol
penham Woodcocls, 72s llth
w E. Disney. II X st. y. w.
w. II. Roberts. $40 4 SC. ~. w.
III. n. Wernstein, 1920 14th st.
III. G. VicOry, Liberty Garage,
Eighteenth and u Streets North.
il r. schultz. 29ls Ordway St.
ID. n. Richards, 110l Oregon Ave. !.
Joseph Wheeler. AccOtlnk, We.
Warner Hammond, eses Thir-
teenth st. IN. w.
n. II. Johnson, 1914 B ST. 8. w.
c. w. Quinsenberry, CrimOna,.
Va.
Clifford #. smith, superintendent
of the American Ice Company,
Fifteenth and E Streets North
east.
Roy Land. 1900 A 81. n. r.
G. r. Maschauer, 3946 Rainier
Ave-. Mt Rainier, Md.
j. HI. Peak, GIL = 81. ~. +.
David Becker, 1900 Fairm0nt
Charles Bishop. Ssss HOImeade
Ave.
c. Joseph Jones. sos4 Rodmah
Harry Carpet. ssl1 Eleventh st.
e. n. w.
Frank CackreII, OF Engine Com.
pany No. 81 alexandria.
Mary Ellen Totten, 1903 B st.
8. e.
The Point System
The 200 persons to win the trip
and the free ring-side, Closeup"
seats will be- determined by a sys-
tenn Of points. The winner must
make 200 points, and the first 200
persons to make these points Will
qualify as members OF the party 10
leave for Philadelphia September
20.
Those who get their points in
early will be further rewarded.
The first 10 to secure the goo
points will enjoy additional stay
of three days. This gives the first
successful persons six days at the
Sesquicentennial. with hotel ac.
commodations and meals furnished.
They may decide whether they wish
the extra days before or after the
bout.
Subscription Points
Points will be given for subscrip-
tions to The Times and Herald.
A paid In advance subscription
to The Washington Times and Sun
day Herald at the subscription rate
OF $10.40 will entitle the contestant
to points. A paid in advance
subscription to The Washington
Times and Sunday Herald for six
months period at the subscription
rate OF $500, will entitle the con-
testant to points.
A six months subscription to The
Washington Times and Sunday
Herald, in which the subscriber OBJ.
ligates himself to take the paper
and pay for it at the rate of 20
cents week will give the contes-
tant 2 points.
The Washington Times paid in
advance for enc year at the rate
OF $3.50, entities the contestant to
points. The Washington Times
paid in advance for six months at
the rate of $500, entities the con-
testant to 2 points.
A six-months' subscription to The
Washington Times for which the
subscriber obligates himself to pay
at the rate OF Is cents a week, en-
titles the contestant to one point.
Two hundred points ID the ulti.
mate goal Of each candidate.