The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-17
MARY PALMER CHURCH
AGAIN FORCES TO FRONT

Leads By Narrow Margin in
Times Label and Sales
Slip Contest
BY about the narrowest margin
possible, the Epwort hleague OF the
Mary Palmer NJ. r. church again
takes the lead today In The Times
$4,000 label and sales slip prize voting
contest. The vote for this organiza.
ton is 5.043,S64, and the table OF
standings shows the Young Ladies'
Sodality OF Our Lady OF the Rosary
church TO have vote OF 5,030,727.
For the first time since the contest
was announced. Miss Marie Perrin
has taken the lead for the first Shet-
land pony Miss Perrin has enlisted
the Eelp OF scores of neighbors and
acQuaintances in her campaign, and
this week. when all her friends realiz-
ed that the contest was drawing TO a
close, they swooped down on her with
showers of labels. All of them, she
campaign closely, and TO help her con-
sistcntly with every label possible
during the coming three weeks. Her
vote standing may be something to
surprise other pony contestants at
the close of the contest, as she de-
clares that what she lost in the be-
Cunning will be made up several
times over during the remaining
three weeks.
Cecil WOOL has the position Cor the
second pony. He has been In the cam
paign from the beginning, and his
friends, like those OF Miss Perrin, will
rally 10 his support more than ever
before the wind-up of the contest.
Theodore Rollett has served notice
on all other contestants for the Regal
automobile that he intends to stay in
the first place, which he attained a
week ago. Several of his opponents
sought to crowd him out during the
week. but he says he Is there TO stay,
and that his onslaughts OF votes dur
ing the next three weeks will be just
la little bit greater than the totals for
any other contestant George +.
Schmidt holds the second position.
| See next weeks quantity bonuses,
announced by advertisement in this
issue of The Times You will note
that LaAzora cigars provide the
greatest vote.
The vote standing to date:
DIVISION NO. 4.
Organizations.
! Young Ladies' Sodality Church
our Our Lady OF the Rosary.5 1880, 727
! Wayne Assembly No. l. o. o.
/ Il. ~ . . .
Chapter. No. 4...,........... 2.sszs SAP
! Def rutt-lSanneI Hive, No. q. l.
I O. T. NJ. o. T. 2,s72.s91
Temperance Union .........2,27LosS
proved order Red Men. -. 1882
Detroit Assembly. No, s. o. o.
DIVISION NO. ?.
Mary Palmer NJ L. church. q, 043, s64
seine t-NangeiieaI Lutheran
Cnurch .o,OOS,olo
Zion German Reformed church.4 1868
~. John the Evangelist church. 3,i9l, 17S
Jefferson-aye. Baptist Mission.2. 2S4, O49
unity Lodge. No. 33s. l. Q. o; F. 2S7.S6s
tGratiot-ave. Baptist Church. l6s.62s
Church o. the Messiah. $3.50. 20.440
DIVISION NO. q
Arnold NJ +. League. ...... 5,00S, 754
ImmanueI Preso
! Church ................ .4,Sol,V4o
Gus Lady OF Lourdes Church,
| River Rouge ............ 4,625,4 "a
st. Anne's church. ......... 4,35S,bIv
enterprise Camp. No 1894.
Modern Woodmen OF America 31S, 1876
Young Ladies' Cecilia Society
OF ST. Casimir's Church. -. sz475
Mt. Hope Congregational
Snurcu lS,oOV
DIVISION NO. 4.
West Grand blvd. ME. Church.5 ,003, $50
I Warren-ave Baptist Church. 4, 2S3, l64
Church ....................2.o sa.eiG
POPULAR MEN AND WOMEN.
Theodore Rollct, 90 Myrtle-st..4 4. $50, 10
SEQ. +. schmidt 4eS Jos. Cam
Miss Della Kinsler. 32s DIX
J ave, ............ 4, 1Sb,b9l
! Thomas j. Lee. $40 Howard-st.4. .207
\. Il. Hicks. $50 Mcclellan ave.i, ,91S
r.. w. Crandali. Clay ahd Dak
1 laud-aVe. .................. 4,O30,6
ave. ....'......,........'......s.5O $500. SSl
William Whalen. l4Sla Porter.
Lewis Krueger 4si Eimwood. 3,O7s.3l6
| Charles Gardner. 57l Baker-st.2. 733, 500
Joe OtIes. 32G Williams. 49,. 1853. 500
/ Jennie Meade. SAC McGraw. I,59S,9 $40
mere-ave. .....1. .I.ss3.s7O
Benz. Gabier, Harbor Beach /, 200 $50
Anna Markham. 1856 Greenwood sS2,313
! tsenth-st. ........l......... 74.577
Maud Bisset $40 Criswold- st. 6Si. 495
| Fred Scheel 1892 Holcomb. 46s, 100
j. J. Colwell, sc Greenwood. 209.e05
Mich ............. -. 145.o5o
| Geo f. Schmidt, 9sl Roosevelt 144,300
| o. Runert, 1878 Mt Elliott-ave. 1880
Vera Wood. 1853 Milwaukee " 12s.l50
Miss Josephine Liberty. $40
! Muilett-st .......,.......... $4,000
Philip Abel s1s Woodward
W. e. Mitchell. CTS Fourteenth
12.boo
lC +. Kiplinger, ia Henry-st. 1880
Joe Berger, 1912 Gratiot-ave. 1850
/ B. o. Scott, POS Woodward-ave. 12.b00
BOYs AND GIRLS.
/ Marie Perrin, $50 sixteenth st.2. $50, $50
Cecil WOOL Al Melrose-ave.. :. 322,SG2
! Lillian Kemp. 1859 Hudson .. 1913, 06S
/ Carol Tossy, 259 Clairmont ., 191 ,227
/ Margarie Bfando 2t6 Medium. 2, l79. $50
| Ralph Becker. 36i DlN-avc.. 2.164, III
clark ,.............,'.'.... - ,s67. $50
Intr ne Hughes, s57 Cham
| plain-st ...,........... ,521,91O
Eimer q. Water. 1929 Twenty
| fourth-st. ......,...........1 $4,000
clarerce Morton. $40 Grand
RiVer-aVe. .................l ,16I,g6S
Adolph Goerlitz, Sc Charlevoix. 65s.74s
Peter voight $50 Twenty sec.