The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1924, Page 3

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE O WILL BE PRESIDENT ? Secret Ballots Are Now Being Mailed to EN MILLION VOTERS Sy The Returns, from All the 48 States, as They Are Recorded from Week to Week in The Literary Digest, Will Show, Weeks before Election, the PROBABLE VICTOR THIS IS THE GREATEST PRE-ELECTION POLL, EVER TAKEN IN THE UNITED STATES S THE LITERARY DIGEST, at its own ex- pense, and with the absolute impartiality which is now universally recognized as its unvarying policy,is mailing individual Secret Ballots to Fifteen Million men and women voters of all classes and occupations through- out the Untied States — more than half the total Presidential vote of 26,674,171, cast in the last national election, in 1920. Every ballot is mailed in an envelop, person- ally addressed with pen and ink, and deliver- ed through the United States Post-Office di- rectly to the voter addressed. Return post- age on the ballot is prepaid, and the voter has only to place a X before the printed name of whatever one of the eight Presidential Candidates he wishes to vote for, with no mark to identify the voter, and then drop this Secret Ballot in the nearest letter-box or post-office. Thus every vote cast is the absolutely free, uninfluenced, secret choice of the voter, unknown to anyone but the voter himself or herself. How Will NORTH DAKOTA Vote? -Secret Ballots are: being Sent to 106,050 Citizens in North Dakota and the Returns will be Tabulated from week to week The Fifteen Million Ballots are mailed to ALL CLASSES OF VOTERS in all States and all communities in the Nation. They include business men, railroad conductors, engi- neers, firemen, trainmen, bankers, manu- facturers, clerks, carpenters, plasterers, plumbers, contractors, painters, mechanics, builders, coal miners, printers, superintend- ents, steel - workers, policemen, letter - car- riers, workers in every trade and branch of industry, both union and non-union, profes- sional men and women of all classes, includ- ing lawyers, doctors, clergymen, authors, ac- tors, newspapermen, dentists, teachers, ar- chitects, musicians, housekeepers, etc., in short, all the classes of men and women who make up the voting population of the Nation. THE LITERARY DIGEST’S great National Polls have come to be one of the most important features of the country’s political life, and the results of this greatest of all such Polls will be awaited with intense interest by millions of citizens, including al! political leaders, and the candidates themselves. Read the First Significant Returns in This Week’s “Digest” AT NEWS-STANDS 10 Cents Beginning this week, SEPTEMBER 20th, the returns from this great National Pol! will be recorded, summarized, and analyzed, State by State, through successive num- bers of THE LITERARY DIGEST up to Election Day. After that, full reports and comparisons of the official vote will be made. Digest readers, of course, will get these reports first and in the most complete detail. At the ‘same time, and all through the year THE LITERARY DIGEST will be gathering carefully and reporting ail the facts and opinions on all sides bearing upon the great problems and issues which are being discussed and which must be settled Should You WEIGH LESS? WEIGH MORE? Your Weight May be an Index of Your Health. ‘You can Control it by Correct Food. Here is a Scientific System of Health Building and ‘Weight'Control Through Eating, voatrel ; at Your Wayto Health mance ete ates, Mesa l Ses row "Rote hae achieved wonders for patien ‘whe wete too fat and 160 thin, In this book he tells you how it was don Ww TO. ° UCE -preeeor he Be Rese shows bow Rose’ solurely safe, sensible, . Rose’ in absolutely safe, se sed ecentted ty, aoond, ores easy to follow and does the work. 246 pages. 1ama. th, $2, net; $2.12, post-paid on eend. ti OUT TO-DAY AT NEWS-STANDS 10 Cents by the people in the election and acted upon by Congress in the months to come. THE LITERARY DIGEST is wonderfully equipped for this service by a system built up at great expense through many years of careful work, and reaching into thousands of newspaper and periodical offices in all parts of the world. The reader can depend upon THE LITERARY DIGEST with absolute certainty as it reveals, from week to week, free from all prejudice and partizanship, the real state of the Nation’s mind, the real facts affecting all issues, and the progress of all the great problems of the world toward settlement. “The Blue Book of