The Washington times., 1926-08-24
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Centennial and to other entertain
ments while in Philadelphia.
The transportation OF two hun
dred will be paid both ways. and
every. effort win be made to insurs
a most enjoyable time during the
stay. 1t - expected that some OF
those who qualify will also earn
an additional three-day stay, during
which time a trip to the far-famed
ocean resort, Americas Deauville
Atlantic City, will be enjoyed.
In order to qualify for the trips
and the championship battle, a sci
Of rules has been drawn up. Those
seeking the vacation in Philadelphia
win have to score 200 points.
Here are the simple. rules:
1. Entrants for trips, or nomi.
nations by friends Of entrants,
must be registered at the Circu-
lation Department, Times and
Herald. Room 404, Hearst Build
ing, 1917 III st. N. w.
4. Entrants must obtain Times
Herald trip books f9r point scor.
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scription orders within twenty
four hours after being signed by
subscriber.
3. Trip entrants must be over
Is years OF age. They need not
be residents of the District OF
Colum bia. Out-of-town order
blanks will be mailed upon re-
quest.
4. All orders must be verified
before points are credited. The
Times and Herald reserve the
right to disqualify entrants If
any order cannot be verified.
5. The solicitation of orders
starts Wednesday, August 25. and
closes Saturday. September Is,
1926, at midnight.
6. Order books properly filled
cation.
Z. Persons are not limited to
one trip. Every 200 points en-
titles a person to one trip.
8. Each nominee Is entitled to
one point on entrance in the So
licitation of orders.
The point basis Of scoring Is as
follows:
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for one year to The Washington
Times and The Sunday Herald at
$1040, equals 8 points.
Paid in advance subscriptions to
The Washington Times and The
Sunday Herald for six months at
$500, equals 4 points.
Paid in advance subscriptions
to The Washington Times for one
year at $3.50, qeuals 4 points.
Paid in advance subscriptions to
The Washington Times for six
months at $500, equals 2 points.
Six.month subscriptions to The
Washington Times, which the
subscriber obligates to pay for at
20 cents each week, equals 1 point.
Six-month subscriptions to The
Times and Sunday Herald, which
the subscriber obligates himself
to pay for at 20 cents each week,
equals 2 points.
Many Washingtonians will avail.
themselves of the opportunity to
take the pleasure trip. Many Will
want to send friends or work fot
a friend. Trip seekers must reg
lister or must be nominated by
friends who desire to send them.
If you are a member OF a club
or any organization obtain a book
from the circulation department
Hearst building, room 404. 1917 II
ST. y. w. Go to your friends or
fellow members. You will be given
minute instructions as to how tt
easily interest people in helping
you win A trip.
Your neighbors will help you
You will receive the fullest co.opera'
tion from the Hearst organization.
The rules are simple. The trip oil
trips are yours for but a little
work. The returns are sure anc
the pleasure Of working for some
thing as enjoyable as a trip to
Philadelphia with the heavyweight
battle and the "Sesqui" in prospect
are distinctly worth while