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DAYTONA DAILY NEWS FRIDAY. MARCH 25.1921
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Ii" CAREFULLY
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i Following is a list of th club mem-
t rs that are stilt in the race for the
I rtze automobiles and other valuable
I fards:
Hiss Susie Mc Fa Hand, Titusville. . T?
, I has Guida Kuquay, City ??
ltlsa Rubye Holland; D. Beach ??
1 118 Thelnja Alderman. City ??
Ifes Olive HlnakyV City ,??
lfes lAU Sims. City ??
I ts. Harold C. Rose. D. Beach ??
I rs. J. .W. Hippard. D. Beach ??
Ijss Haied Hanking. City ..??
j fs. Harriett M. 'Graham, City ??
.1 las Marguerite Vann, City ??
it. A. H. Hewitt. City....
jaa Mael Ellsworth, Ormond .......
'I 5he end of the last week ia drawing
n fir. Only", two1 short days remain
bfore the greatest Salesmanship
C ub Campaign ever - conducted in
I) lytona and' vicinity will close, and
l u last week U finding all of the
attaining c4ub members hard at work
ring to get their last lew votes.
4 hiding rm tlievcrest of.tihis wave of
thusiasru are ambitious candidates
am every section of the territory
ertitig vigorous efforts to capture
t prize that will be awarded
It a few day iietue. i In both the city
I 4 the outf oMown section is gath-
er ng a storm ot votes that will be
slawered upon the campaign office at
th i final moment. -
rhe race is too close to bank upon
af possibilities. 'and "there are too
Sy persons interested in every can
Ate to insure anyone else an easy
vjtory,, Ove-confldence loses many
b ties.' Relaxation . at this stage of
tf game ia suicidal to success. De
tei mination to win coupled with re
lti tless activity in, .vote gathering,
wl I ike;a .wiiiiK'r;ijtot ny Candi
da e. ''(This 'eleventh-hour chance t6
fjnhe a whirlwind dash to the finish
rfihance to gut your share of the
f3, 00 Worth of handsoine prises.
,1 Ifrbiit: ijhficktidiV pniii i& ia 'bair'
hrttdiA-biiiaA'&nrt.tf fa fceVtah.f tu'ai
th irUes win VTn by the tandi
:UI tr tuat , nm.st. deserves tkem. No
i juflBciHtatej t an appeal" certain of
lo h ttthe is abui.Ui.nt specula
te 'ii ia tte linal outtoa-e. This last
p iu touiu-iu.Jid it tuunt for
'1 A seeni,tv be aii
ial , rantV ittt ' io harac
i tariittirtfe,Uiid tUe final tew dayfc
111 buaouwteuiy luiea the most spir
Uu.tl"? lu.tt has ever taken place.
CLCINQ RULES IMPORTANT
Sin lau Uitmber is asked by the
i-ai au.ii uiiiiag r to fully acquaint
lied t i with the loilowing rules. U
. thmc is any ijuetstion about any part
I .
M taMtfWIHHIllHmwUCHHuHNnillltttlUiWinHm
fk O&Sicial Judges
CHAIRMAN
MR. S. B. CROSBY
Secretary Daytona Chamber of Commerce
MR. R. C. GREEN
Member Green Bros. Sales Co.
MR. H. R. ZIMMERMAN
1 Of The Merchants Bank
Sr
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I With these well known and highly respected
citizens of this vicinity in charge of the close of
the campaign and the tabulations clone by these
f men who are acquainted with numbers, every
I candidate is assured of a fair and equal deal.
f The tabulations will be
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en:ed .tctbulaUVrs, and
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fj anj chance of a possible
lale t-l;r I in ITlf ril ;i t
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till ..J I ' ' "
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I drive and should take not over a half hour. As
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Ii sc4ii tiJ it a t-r the Judges will announce the
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t iiinerr, riid cveij one can on their way
1 lt?j)icii:g. '
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iifckftiAWW; -itetai
cf them, call up at once so that we
may make it clear to you. For after
the campaign closes there will be no
excuses allowed you must get things
correct.
1. The campaign will close right
on the minute of 8:00 p. m. on Satur
day night, March 26th.
2. All subscriptions must be in the
ballot box by that time in order to be
counted. Remember that it is 8:00
p. m., and not a few minutes after
8:00, for that would be too late.
3. In making your report to the
ballot box, each club member must
se that her report checks up evenly.
She must carefully check over each
subscrptlon and see that the money
to cover is in the envelope. IX) NOT
MAKE A MISTAKE,
4. In the. envelope goes just two
things, subscription stubs (the same
as you have been turning in to the
campaign ofllce heretofore) and money
to cover the subscriptions. Each
club member, before she comes to the
Blce to drop her envelope into the
box must check everything up and
pk-ice it in the envelope and seal . il
and then write her name on the out
side, and some time before 8:00 o'clock
she must drop this into the ballot box.
5. In checking up your report be
very careful that you do not make a
mistake, for subscriptions without the
money to cover will not be counted
and money without the subscriptions'
will not be counted. If you have made
a mistake, there is no chance in the
world of getting it corrected, for after
the campaign closes no mistakes will
be corrected. Make sure everything
is right before the campaign closes.
6. Tlace NO CHECKS in the bal
iot box. Nothing but CASH MONEY
will be counted by the judges. Re
member, no checks all cash money v
7, At the stroke ot 8:00, the chair
nitai' of the: pudges' committee will
anifOHiroe , the ' campaign oflicially
closed and from then on- it will be im
possible to place another envelope into
the box get yours in before the close,
, 8. Remember that the report that
you make Saturday uight is just like,
th one that vou have made Drevious
toauS'k .tfliid'tei .this '-time the! bury differehv&rJs tht
eWUtic bf you jput it nto An envelope rather
than give it to the campaign manager.
9. Don't forget the closing hour
8:00 p. m. not a few minutes after; t
but before that time is the time to!
make your report. And be careful to
check everything up correctly for
mistakes will not be corrected after
the close.
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D i
done by these experi-
then rechecked to avoid I
msitake The count will
iffrr the r-lrcr r-f tl.a
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Plunging along through the final hours in a
acy while the time is ticking off precious seconds,
$3,500 Salesmanship Club Voting Campaign will tomorrow night wind up
the most stupendous newspaper campaign ever before seen in these parts.
The swell is coming! Like a mighty ocean' wave that one may experience
any day on our wonderful beach, that laughs at all obstacles, and sweeps
everything before it, "voting is assuming almost unbelievable proportions.
Even the wildest predictions as to the ultimate winners have been shattered
by the avalanche of subscriptions that is descending uuon the campaign I
office. Like waves of the
never faltering.
All previous records
has been set, and the indications are that it will be broken tomorrow. There
is every indication that the finish will be more than close. Just a few votes
may separate the winners of the automobiles from the other share gainers.
Who the prize winners are to be and just what their allotment will be, no
one can tell. Several candidates from whom much has been expected have
apparently faltered while others have forged to the front. Tomorrow may
win you a motor car!
See to it that you get all your vo tcs in before the clock strikes eight
tomorrow night. You may need everyone.
First Grand Prize
Viviani Says France Is Ready to
Face Obligations of Her Destiny
1 in an Earnest Endeavor for Peace
By
PARIS,
MILTON GRONNER
Mar. 21 IntfM-viewitic .lteiie
i
s i Viviani
the former French premier.
just Detore he boarded the U-irraine
S for America. U like talkinc to a lcin
g jt-arnation of the leopard whose skin
j lies on the floor of Yiviani's maguitic-
ent library.
The great Frenchman paced up and
ctown while uttering short. sharp
"no's'' to many questions.
"Do you think 1 am goins
you in advance all I uu coiru
'u tt-s.ueni itaraing : i tion t make ,lv esu ami injuries dom- le-r e; o
my speeches twice," he crowleJ. mic l ie i.y uuspeakable aiT.-e-.-.u.n
paced up and down some mote, i
S then broke out
....
: Itere IS tne messace 1 waul to cU t,
- .-.. . ' r. ' -
g uirougtt tne .Newspaper i was tarnes'lv at war she is already
gik.nterpn.se Association: j in all her conscious pru!" to I'. ce obli-
g "Some weeks aso the French gov- j sat ions of her de-tinv" i
Ijernment asked me to greet I'resi-.ljnt j Vivtana said he evpect-d !o r,.mai.,!
Harding. Four years aso 1 had great tin America about th-ee seeks tj" ha.
(honor with Marshal Joffre of going selected no plat to visit ou'ide of
5 I to greet your American democracy on!. Sew Voti, and AVsi.ingt,m but wi!i:
j the eve of Us entry into the war for ; prot.ahly KO elsewhere after m,.- .jlt-:
right which toun.i our allies and our-Up .unnaauoi Jueiaiot
Ii-eiv8 UQUkU Wl,u America. I He urn ailtm' me to u.-k one more'
1, s mu.ke atur.u that utter eJec-: .luestiou. it t oi.cer..e,. tne ,..t ,,,., .... i
uon ot your new new presiaent.
-t'V.Mo ir ... t f.i-
-on
for subscrip tions has been
charging regiment
VELIE SIX TOURING CAR, $1675
Second Grand Prize
FORD COUPliLIiT. 5854
debt of gratitude l.y re-ling throucii
' eletteil chief the t onii!rv whose uen
! erosity and courage have h.-eii of sueb
grat help to us in time of ilistiess.
"Ky coitlR to pi") t r my p ainace !o
ric-sidfiit tlarditit; and also ,y enl'-r-i?'K
into contact with eminent" Ameri
can lOH'leis. 1 have only one plan, one
aim. one intention.
"It is to show i'ii!..i, ;e ir. i-; a!
j tached to peace, to jiisti-.-e. having ),,...
tO ttllj1"?'1' 'A '!f iliteie- l ,..i fh.-;t. 'S t,i ,,h
to sav l''''a s-'iti faction lor v,i.ai..,,i.; rn.cie m
"Kt.-lyin on h'-r iilIu. I iance avks
nothing but what is her due. li,.-i.JC
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nail. CI lU I. Ml l.t.
America i!k tiaua w nau aa.un ih. '
.-r.f.f.T..:c- in bis is-lj.-e, !
furious battle for suprem-L
candidates in The News
they come, never ceasing,
shattered. A new mar
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My
(jllevl
il biouttlit the only siyi!,-.
to U'.: f.
V V He
pie.-.-rte.!
It ;-
t'e.: V:ii
' during the entire inier
id the ( herished Ihigs were
o him at l'hiiaileph;.i in
i-.n.v i cc-ocnized in Fans
!ri. is for soniediins
'tai.t than lormal greet
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1'
l'l.
!'i !! w in aiiow no pubiic
the subject of her fin--.
eion.-, ti. the United State-
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an
hi.t
b
oi iieuouiueuiy ic-el Oil'
rilina. Senator iodsu. e.j
H.
lai
o! th" Treasmer Mellon on
t in private converatitu.-.
l-i.ifi.rmed political t i, !..,
said that Vivian i wa., in a
m per over going away from
1 !'e- ptesent time.
n Milh-rand and x-l'ri-.
iciif are at sword points,
iii has been th" hi idee I.e.
w I
Sa Vi
Fr'
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bti!
t V, e.
VlV!
'- " 's aonerally undct-1-
ied ut peate. wherehv the
stood h-
If ! Vac:
ny in the premiernhin v;n
t
i iv ati aaam. with
minisier of foreisn artairs. ,
Cm Frer.iiPr j-inand not om car-i
nen ,ar. anient By: l,is eloquence
:'i-'"" '.e.-.Mtrf ''.vijisi
but
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f jVeitfS t CUYIOUS
Campaign Ends Promply at
8 o'Clock
With the final hour S:00 p. m. Sat
urday night emblazoned firmly on 'the
mi'l "L l:'l:t!l.
News' famous campaign are exacting
I thrilling scenes in their struggle for; road to victory may be strewi t
! additional votes to help Uuvn to secure; barriers, but those who go tg
!a place in the distribution of the ! onward with the vim and dpt'&i
3.iwUM wn-rtu oi prizes s:tturtay .
mh'ht Swifllv dr;iwiiitr to a rlttKn tlm!
campaign is hourly growing, iu force;
and vigor, sending a mighty wave of;
enthusiasm out over the , territory
where we are' operating. Candidates
are fully aroused to the opportunity j
of winninK one of the h;nidsoni cars. J
Every pawerby is approachel by the
uuestion. "Will you subscribe to the j
Daily .News and ru:!p win oui ot
Hid prixfs?" Every passing hour is
installing rn'W vipor and enthuwiasm
into the tireless workers. .
All the territory is a vivid picture
of mighty Ktrus.o tempered . with en
thusiasm bordering tm frenzy. - ; The)
outcome i.s unpenetrable. And-as to
the candidates, who will they be that j
will stand serene and ultimate tit the j
summit of achievement on the pin-J
naclc their ambition has placed them?!
No one can tell. Such a capsicity as
ba.i already been displayed will un
doubtedly measure u; to this demand
i with superb -adequacy, but. nothing!
wiil atone, for time that has parsed
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n
ROUT!
If? CHjcAoo
rno ro qv tom .mc qukkx in skauch of
THK I.'X1E FLYER
Tom McQueen Uses
Unique Means for
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ClVeTllSin& rttier
1 '' i no nmre fami'iur
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ivhi'wn 1:1 tin' aeco'iipasiylhs liielut"''
tt.' tear of Tom Mi Qui en's tar, cat
hymg his trude murk of the D;jci
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unheeded; visions of the futtr "
nivoive lino realities of the je-
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nr? too difficult to overcorae
tiou will be the ones that via rc.j
th harvest. - v
From today on ambition wll ; reaca
its highest pitch, and the battfo m'A
bo waged relentlessly' until the kiz'a
of the clock point ta the clojsiq.j hair,
Wbo wiil be the winners caa tutf ba
told after the final ballots havi bfa
cast and the official Judges read ol tig
names ot those who have worked tk
i iiardest and won.
, Overeonfideucc at this stage of the
race will only lose what earitwt ef
fort has gained for you dmiig the
p;ist weeks don't under estimate the
ability of your opponents. - for ' thev
may have worked as hard as you and
possibly have done as well. IVbile
no extra votes are to be given eack
subscription counts so many votes,
and although the amount is rather
small in comparhon with what haa
been offered they still count, llwwi
the winning of either of the cait to
your best in these last few hmsrs
make every minute count m you be
half don't fall down now.' ?
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MORE BUSINESS FOB
LUZADER-SIMON
The announcement, made today, of
l11"-' wedding on Wednesday, MarcB l
feLand. of 'Miss. Edna Simon and
it Lu.ader. both of Daytona Beato.
j t.im" as a great surprise to their nun?
ft i"iils, the collide having kept tfceir
I net n t wel' rr more than week.
j The collide were accompanied to
I l''l.:ir,( Weilne.sdiiy afternoon by Mr
ill ii iv Horn and Sirs. Horn's father,
i Mr. Wolfe, the .artv motoring to the
(imiiiy seat, the ring ceremony
iti? i-erfornieit i.y lr. Nichols, soflin
law if Judge j. ec McCroiy, at the
home Vif the indue.
As a prie' in keenin!? the wedains
;i ! :t t for a se.-k. Iho iisPPV couple
v ere pr..-... ted with a beautiful Ct
of Mivr !iv Mr-. Agner, a friend of
I !l - I I I ie.
Mr. a, at Mr.;. I u'.ader will tna'
th ir h at lull Karl street, Da.vto-
ii.i )' a ii. afi. r Ajuil 1. in the nely
f.;; h .1 l.unj-ai'iw which the grooai
had piepared.
M r. l - ii ider i.; cmnlnyed with UZ.
t' o -'i. K as i ai p.-nier-contractor, whi
in- I lido v.as with the Daily Ne
1 '-: - ao, -a-iMi i he time of her '
'!' . oMpi ate receiving tongratu
' a. a; ii,.i, their many friends it
i' I -.:, v on iasion of the rouianc
o; iilii; i, Ca-ii fiiends were unaware.
T E A M C R
TO OPERATE
KEY WEST TO TAMPA
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Kits. M tr. 24 A 600-ton
el H -i-'at steamship 'iH
on i.eineen Fort Myers
l,. i !! according to ad-
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a -i -i n navigation company
o i v, :i! a.-ceiiimodate appio'
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'-,'-1' 1. cnyiiig -freight and
'-.i TJ.ii innipletlon here.
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:.a-idi'.u; ot freitriit shipUieni
the ' -a o 1 1 i initials.
iSiON MANAGER FOHM .
SUCCESSFUL IN CAfilAu
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COM MI
TAIa.AHASSKI
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