The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-13
ZION CHURCH TAKES LEAD
IN TIMES VOTING CONTEST
Efforts of One Determined Wo.
man Bring Great Results
Sergt. Hicks After Auto


Is waged. and IL may be said with
certainty that the organization other
than Zion German Reformed church
that captures the first prize OF $1,000
in gold will have 10 outdlstance Mrs.
Henry Opiflcius, chairman OF the com
mittee o. 10 women who have the
label campaign in charge for Zion
church.
Her determination aroused some
weeks ago because OF the double dis
appointment occasioned by the low
standing of her organization In the
list of contestants and by the appar-
ent failure of her co-workers 10 assist
in vote-getting 10 the extent expected,
Mrs. Opihcius became veritable
whirlwind of activity in scores oil
homes and stores on the east side,
and as result OF her efforts, partic-
ularly during the past week, durins
which the difficult Towar milk Gus
toner combination obtained, she sue
ceeded yesterday in elevating her OF
ganization into first place in the race.
lions vote, as shown in the stand
ing given herewith, Is 4,596,799. Mrs
Opificius declared that many other
members of the committee and OF the
church are now enthusiastically az
work for the church, and that votes
VIII continue 10 pour in from all sides.
now that the church members and the
| friends are awake to the excellent
possibility OF success.
Zion church, despite the climb up
ward in the list of contestants. from
a, naN
competitor in the race. This is Bethel
Evangelical Lutheran church, which
stands second in the list and in the
lead for the $500 in gold. The two
organizations. both of which made
great gains through the combination
offer last week, are separated by the
narrow margin of 10000 votes. Each
organization has an extensive follow
ing among German residents OF De
'roit. and the campaign for each ap-
pears 10 gain greater momentum each
week. as additional friends learn OF
he efforts being made.
Sergt A. b. Hicks again takes the
lead in the race for the Regal run
about. first prize for men and women.
with Miss Della Kinsler holding the
position for the second prize.
Some or the contestants began the
voting. yesterday, of their this week s
quantity bonuses. The bonuses, an.
bounced by advertisement, are pr
,ically the same as those ending Feb
:. except that the bonus is reduced.
The best opportunity this week. it
will be noted. is Oiivilo toilet soap.
The bonus vote on this product is
%, 900 on each - wrappers. Twelve
bars OF this toilet preparation amount
TO a purchase Of 81. II purchased one
cake at time. the amount would be
S120 Urge your acquaintance 10
take Il bars. one box. Have your
own grocer deliver il. though IL would
be advisable for YOU TO remove the
wrappers before II is delivered. In
this way YOU can be sure OF having
the wrappers in bv next Monday, be-
fore there is any further reduction IN
the quantity bonuses. No better OPP
portunity for votes is offered. and IL
Is not probable that better one, or
one as good. will be offered.
Only three weeks. after this week.
remain in which to complete your
| vote March q is drawing close. Get
every vote possible every day.
The vote standing today:
DIVISION NO. I.
Organizations.
Young Ladies' Sodality. Church
OF Our Lady OF the Rosary.3.SS9.So5
May Assembly No o. o.
American t. insurance Union.
Temperance Union CONCENTRATIONS
o. T. NJ. o, L. w.. :. 2.2a4, 1sl
proved order Red Men. la9,5N2
Detroit Assembly. No. s. Q. Q.
4. A. ...........s.... "''foV
DIVISION NO. =.
Zion German Reformed church4,596.1.
church ........... sol. OTIS
Mary palmer NJ f.. church. .4.l44,6l4
81. John the Evangelist church, s95,sS5
Jefferson-ave. Baptist Mission f.ol5
Amity Lodge, No. $50, l. O. q. r. $50
Gratiot-ave. Baptist Church. l6s,t2s
Church OF the Messiah. ...... 2O,iAV
DIVISION no. 3.
Arnold NJ. r. League. .,.....,4 ~ 5oi
ST Anne's church. -. .4,32S,bl9
Emmanuel Presoy teri n
o River Rouge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Enterprise Camp. No. 1894.
Modern woodmen OF America 3lS,3s6
on Of 81, Casimir's se Church. s7.t75
Mt. Hope congregational
Church .............. ..'.... lo'oVV
DIVISION NO. Z.
Narren-ave. Baptist Church. 4. zS3, l6i
West Grand-blvd. ME. Church 4.9Si.6So
Highland Park Presbyterian
"olF Observation-Disclosures
PoPULAR MEN AND WOMEN.
A. ts-tlicks, $50 McClel.an-ave.i.O l46SS
Miss Della Kinsler. 32s Dix
aeoIF schmidt. iss Jos. cam
pau-aye. ...'............. 563, O95
K. w Crandali. Clay and Oak.
land-ave. .................. 300, IL
Thomas ]. Lee, $40 Howard sta, 37s, SO
william Whalen. 1862 Porter
Theodore RoIlet, ~ Myrtle AL
Lewis Kruger, tS1 Elmwood. .3,O7s.Sle
Lawrence Cross. Jr. b94 Third
Charles Gardner. 57l Baker-st 2, 733s9o
Joe OtIes. 326 Williams. 2,O59, s0s
Jennie Meade $40 McGraw 1,59S,94O
Geo. r. Schulkins ~ Winde-
tncrc-ave. ........s..t .ss.... - 'ooo'siV
Reni. Gabler, Harbor Beach. loo l0o
Anna Markham, 395 Greenwood S32.3lJ
Peter s. Watson. 1899 Six
Sd ,seh' Risset. go Giriswoid-st b25s3o
Fred Scheel. 1889 Holcomb. ass. 90
J. j. Colwell, SO Greenwood. 2V9.9Oo
M" M,ch ~ -. 145.0so
Geo 70. Schmidt. sst Roosevelt 1890
%. Kunert 1875 Mt Elliott-ave 13S.l5O
Vera Wood, 753 Milwaukee w l2s,4bO
Miss Josephine Liberty. sB
p, MuIiettIsr 90 xvoodward.