Life, 1920-02-12 · page 15 of 44
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Life’s Title Contest For the best title to the picture on this page Lire will award prizes as follows: First Prize . . $500.00 Second Prize . $200.00 Third Prize. . $100.00 contest will be governed by the ng CONDITIONS stants are advised to read these con ily, aud to conform to. thew: cannot undertake to ente respondence or to reply to inquiries “best is understood that title ch most cleverly and briefly de- seribes the situation shown in the pic- ture No title submitted shall consist of more than twenty five words. Hyphen- ated words will be counted as one. Contestants may send in more than one answer, but each one must be on a separate sheet, with name and ad- dress plainly written. The contest is open to everybody. In case of any dispute as to the status of a winning contestant under these 2ditors of Lire will be the sole judges. But a liberal interpre- tation will be placed on the conditions The contest is open now. It will ose at noon on Monday, May 3, 1920, © manuscripts received on that date ter that hour being considered. \l manuscripts should be addressed he Contest Editor of Ltrr, 17 West irty-first Street, New York. En- s addressed in any other way conditions, the For the Best Title to this Picture $800 will be given in Prizes Sve couditions on this page will not be considered. Envelopes must contain nothing but the competing title and the name and address of the sender, plainly written, all on the same sheet. If you have anything else to say to Lire, send it in a separate letter. Each: THERE, BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD, GO 1 The Editors will not be responsible for the loss of manuscripts. Contestants are advised to keep duplicate copies. No manuscripts will be returned. Titles may be original or may he a quotation from some well-known author, but in this case the source must be accurately given. It is not necessary to be a subscriber to Lire to be a contestant. In case ties the full amount of the prize will be given to each tying contestant. The final award will be announced as early as possible after the close of the contest. Of this due notice will be given. Checks will be sent simultane- ously with the announcement of the award The carlier you send your title the better. In previous contests many ar- d too late, comicbooks:com