A merica/I 5ewish Periodical Cotter
CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110
PAGE SEVEN
THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
JUDGE GAINEY
11c
Havana
15c
Cigars
25c
•
Norman Bros.
973 Michigan
West 1170
Because I Am His
Father
The Jews' Two Ships
By DR. FRANK CRANE.
I have just seen two pictures in the
Fly Private Ben Cohen, Battery C, 1410
paper, and my heart is pounding.
Field Artillery, Camp de
One is of the steamship Westward
Coaquid, France.
Ho being loaded with tons of grain,
thousands of cases of condensed milk,
I
am
his father, they
and other life-sustaining provisions Because
purchased with the American Jewish Expect me to put grief away;
Relief Funds and American Polish Because I ant a man, and rough
Relief Funds, for the starving women And sometimes short of speech and gruff,
and children of Poland. The port of The women folks at home believe
destination is Danzig, where the car- His absence doesn't make me grieve;
I felt, they little lot.iw
go will be transported overland to But how
stricken communities. 'The cost of The day I smiled and let him go.
the cargo exceeds two million dollars.
The other is the steamship Pensa- They little know the dreams I had
Long cherished for my sturdy lad;
cola starting on its long voyage to
They little guess the wrench it meant
the Near East, bringing life and hap-
day when off to war Ire went;
piness to thousands in Palestine,
They little know the tears I checked
Syria and Armenia. Ports of destina-
While standing smiling and erect ;
tion are Constantinople and Beirut. They have heard my smothered sigh
The provisions were purchased by the When it was time to say good-bye.
Joint Distribution CoMMittee of the
American Jewish Relief Fund and the "What does his father think and say?"
American Committee for Relief in The neighbors ask from day to day,
the Near East. The cost of this cargo "Oh, he's a man," they answer then,
is one million eight hundred ,hoti- "And you know how it is with men."
O sand dollars.
But little do they ever say,
Jews mean nothing to me, nor do They do not feel the selfsame way;
Gentiles, nor Baptists, nor Patagon- "He seems indifferent and grim,
ians. nor Southerners, 11 altometans And yet he's very proud of him."
not Irish.
All these classes, races, sects, la- Indifferent and grim: oh, heart,
bels, fences and pigeon holes are lie brave enough to play the part,
holdovers of dead contentions.
Let not your real grief be shown;
They are the vermiform appendices Keep all your loneliness unknown,
Of progress and the body politic To you the women folk must turn
would undoubtedly be better off for a For comfort when their sorrows bunt;
You must not at this time reveal
0 surgical operation.
Still, classes linger, and will. 1,Ve The pain and anguish that you feel.
shall go on being proud of our church,
Olt. tongue, lie silent through the years,
pedigree and locality.
And eyes keep always hack the tears,
And—
And let them never see or know
If so—
• he one, only and wholly admira- My hidden weight of grief and woe.
ble way to justify our class is by su- Though every golden dream I had
Was cherished in my dear young lad;
periority and helpfulness.
Heaven knows we have killed and Alone my sorrow, I must bear ;
hated enough because of our differ- They must not know how nitwit I care.
That
THE DIME SAVINGS BANK
Member Federal Reserve Bank
United States Depository
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Statement of Condition at the Close of Business, June 30th, 1919
RESOURCES
$16,724,531.56
Real Estate Mortgages and Bonds
2,380,975.49
Collateral Loans
4,311,318.97
Other Loans and Dsicounts
7,726,069.76
U. S. Liberty Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness.
63,000.00
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
15,491.29
Other Real Estate
6,057.01
Customers' Liability, Letters of Credit
Safe
Deposit
Banking Houses and Fixtures, includling
681,712.93
Vault
5,282,493.47
Cash on Hand and in Banks
$37,191,656.48
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United States
Depository
Member Federal
Reserve Bank
0
0
11 THE AMERICAN
0
0 0 STATE BANK
OF DETROIT
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
At Close of IluAlness June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES
$ 3,162,340.05
Real Estate, Mortgages and Bonds
4,760,373.82
Loans and Discounts
8,092.72
Premium Paid on Bonds
United States Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness 1,214,650.00
20
700.00
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
247,394.61
•
Banking Houses
70,647.32
Furniture and Fixtures
1,660,824.37
Cash on Hand and In Banks
O
O
O
$11,145,049.90
Total
O
LIABILITIES
500,000.00
221,094.98
354,500.00
5,000.00
10,064,454.92
11 Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Notes Payable to Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve for Taxes
0 Deposits
I
$11,145,049.90
Total
OFFICERS
William E. 111[1811, President.
L. W. Schimmel, Vice-Tres.
James J. Ilratly. 'Vice-Pres.
111/1A. P. 1.1u•ned, Vice..Pres.
\V. J. Moen. V.•Pres. k Cash,
Em•don Fearnley, Asst. Cash.
G. W. J. 1.1 n ton. Asst. Cash.
L. II. It. Baker, Alint. to PP'S.
IL W. Proctor, Asst. Cashier.
S. A. Maurer, Asst. Cashier.
It. Nt. Allan, Auditor.
DIRECTORS
O
Dr. Jos A. Ilelanger
James J. Brady
F . 11 . Doha ny
W. J. 11:Qe6
R. M. Alla, .%Inillor
prang A. Kelly
Chas. 'P. Larned
Frank E. Logan
WI II. 1'1 Mo.
Louts W. Schimmel
Bat II. Smith
Harry tt. Walker
H. 11. \Vallace
BRANCHES
jlack and Cedilla,' Avenues
Math and Townsend Avenutw
Gratiot and Metlellan Avenues
\
t.ratal River and Truialatil
Kercheval and Itolconih Avenues
O
ry
O
1
ences. Let us now compensate his-
Though women folks may talk and weep,
O tory by a most strenuous rivalry in A man, unseen, his grief must keep,
charity, "for," says Bacon, "in all
things else there is danger of excess, And hide behind his smile and pride
but in charity there can be no excess. The loneliness that dwells inside ;
I l ove every Jew i n th e wor ld f or And so, from day to day I go,
t h ose two ships1 sa k e. 1 would ki ss Playing the part of man, although
and grim,
every pretty Jewish girl, salute every Beneath the rough outside and
think and pray to God for him.
rich Jew, and" take my hat off before
—Jewish
Ledger.
every synagogue, for those two ships'
sake.
Though not horn of this ancient PALESTINE RABBIS MEET
race, I am sending along a little con.
TO DISCUSS LAWS
tribntion to Nathan Straus, who called
my attention to these ships, or rather
to Arthur Lehman, treasurer, 21) Ex-
JERUSALEM.—At a conference
change place, New York, and ask the
O reader to do likewise. We can justify of the Rabbis in Palestine, a resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted ex-
ourselves by what George Ade says. pressing gratitude to Great Britain
"I have lived in several towns, but 1 and the Allies for the redemption of
cannot remember the names of a Palestine. The Conference demand-
place in which Jews were exempted ed official recognition fur the Sab-
front contributing to gentile funds." bath, the Jewish Holy Days, the He-
1
The English Government has intro-
O duced a bill in Parliament containing
new restrictions against immigration,
0 for the purpose of preventing undesir-
able immigrants from landing in Eng-
land. According to this bill, the pro-
spective immigrants will lie forced to
give adequate proof of the country of
their birth, and of the land from which
they emigrated. It is believed that the
Government is planning to enforce the
proposed new immigration restrictions
only for the next two years.
U
Jefferson and Binger Avenues
1Voodward Avenue and Clifford Street
'Michigan Avenue anti nth Ott eet
Barnes and Vain Dyke Avenues
Concord and Kercheval Avenues
Randolph and Macomb
Davison Avenue and Riopelle Street
Russell Street .1 ?ILI Monroe Attnus
Riopelle an 1 Scott Streets
(naiad Central Market
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brew language, the competence of the
courts of justice in religious matters,
detailed regulations to be drawn tip
for the latter. Full consideration was
asked for religious requirements of
the Jewish soldiers in Palestine. The
conference discussed the regulations
of the Jewish marriage laws and the
organization of religious life in the
colonies. It protested against secu-
lar education and emphasized the
need 'for more and better religious
education, Hebrew gradually to be
made the language of instruction. A
permanent Union of Rabbis has been
formed for the whole of Palestine.
LIABILITIES
$ 1,000,000.00
1,200,000.00
284,200.44
1,400,000.00
15,001,979.17
840,744.68
16,352,546.32
6,057.01
Capital Stock paid in
Surplus
Undivided Probts, Net
Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Sank
Commercial Deosits
Deposits of Banks and Bankers
Savings Deposits
Letters of Credit
Bond Account
Reserve for Interest and Taxes
1,039,300.00
65,828.86
,
$37,191,656.43
OFFICERS
C. E. Partridge. Axel Cashier.
Livingstone, President.
George II. Bat bour, Vice•President. charies 0, Bail, Asst. Cashier.
Chariot A. Warren. V.-Pres. A Cash. Iteorge T. Breen, Auditor: •
John D. Boston, Credit Manager
P. I". Tillotson, Asst. Cashier.
John C. Barron. Nlanager of Brunches.
L. C. Sherwood, Asst. Cashier.
• • Edwin Herzog, Manager at Branches.. •
D. it Carnegie. Asst, Cannier.
mill..
DIRECTORS
Ilt:nt•y• Find
A. C. Stellwagen
It. IL 1Vebber •
Charles A. Warren
George II. Barbour
William Livingstone
Bethune ItutIlehl
James II. 51.•Kay
It. II. Eyre
lioratlo N. Hovey
Seabourn It. Livingstone Fred J. Robinson
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
DETROIT. '[RUST COMPANT
At Close of Business June 30, 1919
RESOURCES
$ 1,217,090.55
Collateral Loans, Time and Demand
2,961,085.62
Loans on Real Estate, Mortgages in Office
Loans on Real Estate, Mortgages, with State
220,170.00
Treasurer
4,122,596.09
Bonds
Trust Company Building
95,711.69
Advance to Trusts
2,341,475.74 ,
Cash in Banks, Cash and Cash Items
$11,443,574.71
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, Net
Trust Deposits
Accrued Interest and Taxes
1,000,000.00
$ 1,000,000.0d
1,602,050.95
7,705,594.55
135,929.21
$11,443,574.71
Total
BOARD OR DIRECTORS
IIIIZZIX01211""1"IWALILLILLUWIWAZILIEKR
91
Religion Free in Hungary.
Budapest. —One of the first acts of
the Hungarian soviet government has
been to decree absolute religious tol-
eration. "Religion is man's private
affair." said the proclamation instruct-
ing all clergymen to announce from
their pulpits on three successive Sun-
days.
United State.
Depository
Member Federal
Reserve Bank
Member Federal Reserve Bank
RESOURCES
Real Estate First Mortgages
Bonds
Collateral Loans
Loans and Discounts
Banking House and Branches
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Government Certificates due within six months
U. S. I.iberty Bonds
Casa on Hand and in Banks
$42,578,251.24
.
.
.
Loans and Discounts .
18,206,308.52
Mortgages
11,415,359.00
Bonds
United States Government Certificates
32,306,500.00 $104,505,418.76
and Liberty Loan Bonds .
195,000.00
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
1,250,000.00
•
.
Banking House and Branch Buildings
Customers' Liability on Acceptances, Letters of Credit
1,451,997.45
......
and Travelers' Checks
1 7,403,826.42
.
.
.
Cash on hand and due from banks
• $12 4,807,242.53
Capital Stock
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits
Bills Payable, with, etc.
Commercial Deposits
Postal Savings Deposits
Savings Deposits
e
OFFICERS
$124,807,242.63
JAMES T. KEENA. Ch•irrn•n of th e Board
CHARLES H. AYERS, Aseletant Cashi•r
JOHN W. STALEY, President
ENOCH SMITH, Assistant Cashier
F. A. SCHULTE., Vice-Pi esident
A. H. MOODY, Assistant Cashier
JOHN It. BODDE, Vice-President
D. F. 1 EU IY, Aesistant Cashier
WILLIAM BRAASCH. Assist•nt Cashier
H. P. BORGMAN, Vice-President
R. W. SAITLIE. Vico-President
CARROLL H. LAW,ON. Bond Officer
AUSTIN E. WING. Aulstant to President
GEORGE T. LOUR INEY. Auditor
R. T. CUDMORE, Cashier
ROD P. FRASER, Mgr. Foreign Department
•
Nineteen Branches Conveniently Located
Charles P. Collins, Chairman
Hugh it Burns, Asst. Cashier
Junin II. Harm, President
W. H. McCienahen, Asst. Cashier
George Wiley. Vice-Pres.
Lyman I.. Rosier, Asst. Cashier
W. V. Moore Vice•Pres.
Geo. C Johnron, Asst. Cashier
Wnt, S. Green. Vice Pres.
Chas.
H. Nothrop, Asst. Cashier
Edwin J. Eck. ■ rt, Vice-Pres.
Geo. F. Buhrer, Asst. Cashier
Arthur E. 1.r.ch, Vice-Pres.
Frat.lt A. Grosfleld, Asst. Cashier
Rupert Plet!,ch, Asst. to Pres.
Geo. A. Bunts, Asst. Cashier
Geo. II. Johnstone, Cashier
George J. Plpper, Auditor
DIRECTORS
1% in. S. Green
W. V. Moore
A. A. Albrecht
lialph Phelps
Fred Guenther
Lent W. Bowen
U. Grant Race
Julius II. MISS
Clarence M. Burton
S. Y. Seyburn
James S. Hoiden
Leo NI. Butiel
A. L. Stephens
Chas. C. Jenks
Chas. F. Collins
Orls B. Taylor
James C. McGregor
Frank II. ('rout
George
Wiley
John
A.
Mercier
John SI. Donaldson
TWENTY OFFICES IN DETROIT .
BICL1130131131:1213110=gragx10130111g1
$ '3,000,000.00
3,000,000.00
1,435,560.88
4,000,000.00
16,088,719.61
1,033,791.63 .
43,898,506.25
$72,456,578.37
Total
95,440,149.59
H UGO CH
SCHERER
E A. SULTE
ANGUS SMIT H
R. W. SMYLIE
JOHN W. STALEY
HOMER WARREN
$72,456,578.37
LIABILITIES
$ 2 500 000 00
4 000 000 00
656,467.00
1,327.756.16
4,882,869.88
16,000,000.00
JAM ES T. Mc MILLAN
C. A. DU CHARME
MASON
RUSSELL A. ALGER
ON
GEORGE II. BARBOUR JEREMIAH DWYER R.
S. T. MORAN
FRED
FRANK J. HECKER
W. T. BARBOUR
M. J. MURPHY
FR E D W. FiCOGES
W.
HOWIE
MUIR
JOHN R. BOWE
J. C. HUTCHINS
TRUMAN H. NEWBERRY
II. P. BORGMAN
JAM T. KEENA
HENRY RUSSEL
11. M. CAMPBELL
LEDYARD
H. B. ES
B. S. COLBURN
$19,224,745.49
6,311,392.17
9,744,231.85
10,038,813.34
1,580,064.00
180,000.00
10,309,000.00
6,749,155.00
8,319,176.52
Total
OFFICERS
.
H.
At the Close of Business June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES
.
71007III -tat
eI
Walter Sentra%
Allan Shetden
Charles P. Spicer
Edward D. Stair
T C. Starret
Henry tt. Stevens
Italioh Stone
IL B. Waldby
CONDENSED STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
DIRECTORS
iron
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Organized 1871
At the close of business, June 30, 1919
LIABILITIES
John T. Nichols
m i ,. quirk, Jr.
Wayne County & Home Sayings Bank..— ,
THE PEOPLES
STATE BANK
Capital Stock
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits
Letters of Credit and Acceptances
Liability, Acceptances of other Banks
.
Bills Payable Federal Reserve Bank
Secured by U.S. Certifiates.
$47,398,926.76
.
.
•
Commercial Deposits
6,824,707.06
Bank Deposits
41,216,515.77
Savings Deposits
Samuel T. Douglas
Walter L Dunham
John M. Dwyer
Julius II. Haase
Benton Ilandiett
Julian II. Harris
Oren S. Ilawes
Richard P. coy
William R. Rules
Alex. I. Lewis
Sidney T. Miller
John IL Aver?
Thor. J. Bosquett
McPherson Browning
A rthur II. Buhl
Edward II. Butler
Lawrence K. Butler
James Coutens
David S. Carter
.lumen E. Danaher
James E. Davidson
Charles A. Dean
iatnicrit
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