The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-15
SAlES-SuP RULE WILL
BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
All Slips Not Properly Signed,
After Feb. %, Will Be Disre-
garded-Latest Standings

Contestants IN The Times $4,000
label and sales slip prize contest who
have boarded their sales slip votes
will have to turn the sales slips into
the Office Immediately. Notice is here
by given that no sales slips will be
accepted at the contest Office after
Feb. %, II, when they are offered for
votes. that are more than one week
old.
At the beginning OF the contest 1t
was announced that all sales slips, "a
be acceptable for votes, would have
TO be signed by the actual purchaser
at the store where the slip was OBJ
tanned and at the time OF the pull
chase. With the campaign drawing TO
a close, and in other to be as nearly
certain as possible that no one con-
testant will have any advantage over
others through boarded sales slips, the
decision has been reached to have the
sales-slip rule enforced strictly. Sales
slips not properly signed, after Feb.
20, will be thrown into the waste bas-
ket, regardless of what store they may
come from or what organization or
individual they may be presented for.
West Grand Boulevard NJ T.
church, whose workers for labels have
been heard OF, listened to and helpe 1
In every highway and byway OF the
entire west side, has passed the half
million mark In the race for the first
prize OF $1,000. Bethel Evangelical
Lutheran church is In second place,
with a comfortable hold on the lead
for the second cash prize OF $500.
Early in the campaign, the West
Boulevard organization gained good
start In the race and the church, de-
spite the crowding of other contest
ants, has steadily maintained posi-
tion near the top.
Contestants for the handsome Regal
automobile are running almost as
strong as organizations. For the frs;
time in some weeks Theodore Rollett
has crept back into the lead. His vote
standing was given a substantial ele-
vation yesterday. and 1t now stands
close to four and one-half millions.
Rollett had an early start in the race
and his work has been constant and
consistent. William Whalen holds
second position, and, through efforts
he has been making the past few
weeks, may move into first Place any
day.
The Shetland pony race still main
tains it's excitement for the Juveniles.
Lillian Kemp holds first place. with
Carol Tossy leading for the second
pony award. The stand OF all con-
testants:
DIVISION NO. 4.
Organizations.
Young Ladies' Sodaltty. Church
OF Our Lady Of the Rosary.3.SSs,S55
WAYNE Assembly. No. /. o. o.
Il. A. .S,ioo'oV4
American Insurance Union.
Chapter, No. 4...............2,SS 49,, S42
Detrou Banner Hive. No. Q. l.
o. T. NJ. o. T. W............2, 372,S9l
Central Women's Christian
Temperance Union 2,277, 06b
HiawGtha Tribe. No. 81, I'M
proved Order Red Men. 1880. 1ee,5S2
Detroit Assembly. No. 6. o. o.
i. A. ............i... Ss.toO
DIVISION NO. =.
Bethe, Evangelical Lutheran
Church Z, OOl ,Olo
Zion German Reformed church.4. 5s6,799
Mary Palmer NJ. T.. church. .4,144.61+
St John the Evangelist church.3 500, 1896
Jefferson ave. Baptist Mission, 2S4. 049
Amity Lodge, No. 336. /. o. o. f. 2s7,362
Gratiot-ave. Baptist Church.. 16S.62s
Church OF the Messiah. ....... 20.440
DIVISION NO. q
Arnold M. Z. League........ 1851, 504
Emmanuel Presbyteri Ian
CnurCn .4,SOl,V4o