The Detroit times., 1912-01-30
ORDER OF THE AMARAhTH
NOW LEADS FOR BIG PRIZE
Weeks Hustling Gives Organ
ization Premier Place in
Times Contest.


Times Contest.
Another organization contestant.
one whose membership is made up for
the most part OF men, appears at the
head OF the list today in The Times
$4,000 label and sales slip prize vot-
ing contest, The leader in the stand
ing given herewith is Wayne Assem-
bly, No. 1, Order OF the Amaranth,
the vote for the workers OF this or
ganization having climbed TO 1,535,000
as the result of the gathering OF a
large sized bundle of combinations
last week. The Amaranths are found
over all the city and more than one
other organization will have the
Wayne assembly TO contend with be-
fore the prizes are awarded.
Don't overlook the new product,
Wittelsberger's Potato Bread. This
product will be found In most grocer
les, and your grocer can easily obtain
a supply for you II he doesn't carry 1t
now. II is put up in five and 10-cent
loaves and either the red or blue stick
er or the waxed wrapper from either
sized loaf counts for votes. Until
next Monday, the bread Is TO figure
with the other products specified In
the quantity bonuses. Have 20 stick
ers or wrappers from the bread to
obtain the extra quantity bonus vote.
Be sure to bring in your quantity
bonus labels before the closing date,
next Monday. If II is possible for you
to do so. You will save yourself con.
siderable Inconvenience and will also
enable the office force to count out
the labels II you will bring in your
quantities early. Get them in Thurs
day or Friday or by Saturday at the
latest, even II you bring only a part
Of them. Bring them in-you may not
be able to get your bundle through
the door II you wait until Monday, be-
cause of the bundles ahead of you.
Bring them in-today, tomorrow, any
time before Monday. Do not wait till
then.
The standing of all contestants to
date:
DIVISION NO. I.
Organizations.
Wayne Assembly. No. ]. o. o.,
young Ladies. sodaiity. Church
OF Our Lady of the Rosary .1.525.945
Central women's Christian
Temperance Union ......... 5S0,441
Detroit Banner Hive, No. 2. l.
o. T. NJ o. T. W............ 394,56S
Chapter. No. 4.............. $50. .5s4
proved order Red Men. -. 4l7s2
T. A ....................... 39.45o
DIVISION NO. 2.
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
Mary Palmer NJ E. church ). E272.06i
ST. John the Evangelist Church SOC. 500
JefferSon-ave. Baptist Mission. 556,5S5
Zion German Reformed Church 302,669
Amity Lodge. No. 336, i. o. o. #. 272.052
Gratiot-ave. Baptist Church. 16s,62s
Church OF the Messiah. ....... 20.440
DIVISION NO. ..
Arnold NJ. Il. League. ....... 1,4S9. 905
Emmanuel Pres sbyteria
Church .1,1ss1s5
River Rouge ...............1,o Il ,o54, ,2s0
81. Annes Church. ..... 71S,S20
Enterprise Camp. No 1894,
Modern Woodmen OF America 31S,S95
Young Ladies' Cecilia Society
Of st. Casimir's Church. 67,475
Mt: II Hope Congregational
Church .................... 1880
DIVISION NO. 4.
West Grand-blvd NJ Il. Church ATS, ,6S2
!, ~ "
Highland Park Presbyterian
Church ..........,....... 422.sss
O. r. ............... 2Ss.SO1
POPULAR MEN AND WOMEN.
A: h. Hicks, $50 McClellan-ave.1,55 L 5s. 1873
Charles Gardner, 571 Baker-st ,533, ,272
Theodore Rollet, "a Myrtle-st.. L. 400, 701
Lawrence Cross, Jr.. 594 Third
E. w crandal.. clay and Oak
land-ave. ,,...............1,
Joe Otles. . Williams. Ills. 469
pau-ave. ...,::...........1.o 1.o97125
st. ,....,..........-.. 1,Os7. 700
Il Wis 'Krueger 4S1 Elmwood. .1,059.S75
Geo. F. schulkins, a winde-
Miss Della Kinsier. 82S Dix
ave, .................. sos. .72O
Thomas ]. Lee. $40 Howard-st. s20,S33
Peter S. Watson. 1889 Six
Jennie Meade. sac McGraw sie.Sso
Benz. Gabler, Harbor Beach, 4S9,930I
Fred Scheel 1882 Holcomb. 46S, ,760
Maud Bisset. 240 Griswold-st 399, les
Anna Markham, 395 Greenwood 2562g3
j. J. Colwell, S6 Greenwood. 2099O6
ave. ................... o,oss
Geo Il. Schmidt, 9S1 Roosevelt 144,S00
o. Kunert, 1875 Mt. Elliott-ave. 1873 $50
Vera Wood, 753 Milwaukee W. 12s,450
Mrs Clyde Marken, Ypsilanti.
Miss Josephine Liberty. $40 ''
philip Abel. aia Woodward i''''O
w E. Mitchell. 67s Fourteenth -''OO
st. ....,............... 1880
c. z. Kiplinger. ia Henry-st. 1880
Joe Berger. 1912 Gratiot-ave. 12.5O0
b o. scott, 20s Woodward 1880
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Cecil WOOL. III Melrose- SS6, 342
Elmer q. Water. 1929 Twenty
fourth-st. ....... SIC. 500
piain-st. Observation-Disclosures
Ralph Becker, 364 Dix-ave. .79S, $40
Carol Tossy. 259 Clairmont. .7S5,1I5
Margarie Brando. 216 Meldrum. .745,217
Lillian Kemp. 1150 Hudson. 672 145I
Clarence Morton, $40 Grand
KiVer-aVc. ................. 559, Oi0
Marie Perrin 6S3 Sixteenth st 527, $50
J>sse II. Zeiss. ESQ Heidelberg st 425, ,6i5
Adolph Goerlitz, 66 Charlevoix .344,669
Clark ........................ 2s4.oss
Peter Voight $50 Twenty-sec-
second-st. .zSo,z45
Viola Lichtwordt. $50 Jos Cam
pau-ave. ................ 22S,340
Edward Rinska. 467 Tillman. 204.3iOI
Bernard League, 329 Dix-ave. 19S957
Harold yZitzelsberger. ga MIL
waukee-aye ................Is
Wines 1900 Sixteenth147
Harry Rove 1884