Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 114, 30 March 1916 — Page 7

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Because of the extreme closeness in each district of the big campaign, the final results of the terrific struggle will depend entirely upon what is accomplished these last few days. The race is truly neck and neck so close that these last few days will determine the winners.

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Notice

All subscriptions brought to the Campaign Department the last day of the battle (this Saturday) must be handed in, enclosed in sealed envelopes. These will be furnished

every organization in which to place the names of the subscribers and the cash to cover same. . v ' ' v.v v

These envelopes must' be sealed by the candidates. They will then be dropped in the ballot box and not opened until after the campaign is closed forever at 9 o'clock Saturday night, when the seals will be broken and the votes issued to correspond to the subscriptions in the presence of the judges. By closing in this manner, it is absolutely impossible for anyone inside or outside the Palladium office to know what any organization has accomplished how many subscriptions anyone has to finish with until the big race is over. .

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2754100

tXIM VOTES

With Each and Every

$20

is the final offer of the campaign. How many extra votes will you procure?

Standing of Organizations DISTRICT NO. 1. One Complete Motion Picture Machine, One $100 Starr Phonograph and Cash Commissions Will Be Given in Each District. Organization Campaign Manager Votes. Campbellstown Schools Prof. Coblentz. .269,245 Eldorado School Prof. Holcomb. 297,910 K. of P., New Madison Harry Hartman 251,950 Pythian Sisters, New Paris. .Grace Kessler 285,000 DISTRICT NO. 2. ; 10': Webster High School Prof. Crouse . . 324,330 Red Men, Fountain City. . . .Geo. Rupe ..269,600 Whitewater School . ...Prof. Ranck ...341,675 Williamsburg School Prof. Cloyd 282,375 Bethel School .Mabel Sourbeer .222,800 Odd Fellows, Lynn .P. M. Taylor 333,775 DISTRICT NO. 3. Hagerstown Progressive Club Mrs. A. R. Jones 436,515 Economy Schools M. Anson Lindsey 367,925 East School, Jeff. Twp ; . . Prof. Daugherty . . 323,500 DISTRICT NO. 4. Jacksonburg School Prof. Myers 372,325 Milton Booster Club Kate Hoshour .184,700 Willing Workers Society, East Germantown Mrs. Henry Bertsch .122,000 Odd Fellows, Dublin Perry Wilson 162,000 Moose, Cambridge City Eric Locke 311,575 East Germantown School ...Grace Kirby 285,700 Christian Church, Cambridge Leon Allison .158,500 DISTRICT NO. 5. School No. 12 1 . . . Earl Jeanes 406,035 Centerville Schools . . ....... Prof . Schell 1,003,475 Masons, Boston .Rife Gard ' 401,060 Brownsville School Prof. Stout .112,875 Liberty High School .'...Prof. Snook 186,360

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and every subscription must ' be in the ballot box by 9 P. M.

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April 1 , in order to count for your organiza

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VOTE COUPON

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Palladium's Motion Picture Machine Campaign Organization

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This Coupon Is Good For lO Votes If Neatly Clipped and Deposited in Palladium Office by 9 P. M. April 1st

YOU

are on the final lap of the greatest race ever witnessedin Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio. You are in the limelight before the largest audience you ever faced. The eyes of thousands are upon you scores, yes hundreds of your friends and admirers are watching your every gain, hoping and trusting that your organization will make good. Will you ? Yoij cart win or lose according to your efforts these last few days

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