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See the Essex at the Show

It is the Light Weight Car That
Holds the Greatest Endurance Proof

HUPP HIGH OFFICIALS
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speed exceeding a mile a minute. It was
the only new car at last year's shows. Now
it holds the greatest sales record, for 22,000
buyers paid $35,000,000 for Essex in its
first ten months.
An Essex stock chassis officially set the
world's endurance mark in a 50-hour run
totaling 3037 miles.
The same stock chassis in three tests
covered 5870 miles in 94 hours 22 minutes'
driving time.
A dealer's demonstrator that had been
driven 12,000 miles, covered 1061 miles in
24 hours over Iowa snow-covered roads
while a blizzard was raging.
Think what these proofs mean to you.
It settles the light car question. It places
Essex endurance on the same level with its
companion car the Hudson Super-Six,
It elevates the moderate priced car into
the fine car quality and performance class.
All the advantages in gasoline, oil and tire
economy are retained.

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The long-talked-of light weight, moderate-
priced car with satisfactory performance and
reliability is found in the Essex,
It fulfills the hope of true automobile
economy. Qualities of endurance, fineness,
and beauty are combined with the advan-
Cages ill price and operating costs of light
cars, Judge Essex reliability by what
you know of the Super-Six its economy in
gasoline, oil and tires by light car standards.

The day when reliability and fine p-r-
formance were to be had only in large, hig:1-
priced cars is past. A visit to the Essex
show will convince you. So
a talk with
any Essex owner.

And don't forget deliver es of Essex cars
are becoming more and more uncertain as
its fame grows, despite the increasing num-
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Essex is the
"New Day Car"

286 East Jefferson Avenue
Main 3786
MembersD. A. D. A.—Responsible Autobile Dealers Who shall only Reliable Cars .
Kennen & Jensen, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Highland Auto Sales Co., Highland Park
Morrison Motor Sales Co., Wyandotte, Mich.
Standard Garage Co., Pontiac, Mich.
Thompson Auto Company, 199 Pitt St., Windsor, Ont.

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Consider how the Super-Six has produced
those qualities: then answer if Essex is not
the rightful heir to Hudson.

THE BEMB-ROBINSON CO.

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What group of men are as well qualified
to build performance and endurance in a

moderate priced light weight car? And
what other manufacturing organization is
equipped to produce it?

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The \\lied and the .N.cl. the Itod,
and hrante---theft ware stir present.
. despite changing means of propulsion.
NN hen ill, Pith tot-like horse, the
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years he was Assistant Chief Eugineer . ing life and health to hundreds of pion is carried out through two bun-
of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation, thousands of Polish children, but they Bred
regional committees under each
and is therefore, thoroughly familiar are also fondling a great role in gist of which work a number of town and
I tie lost, , o. Ito a o e l e d liar-
‘,011 the llopmollile, past and present. ing to our children the strength to Tillage committees.
riage 11111• alng, set.
side with
\Ir. NVilliams will devote his cher. meet those difficult problems of re -
the hist"' y ot NI,o , '
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Please convey to all the members
ga s Chiefly ti) Sales.
:qr. Hasting s .cotistritetton and economical develop- of your organization the deep
was the t iho 1 ,t
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...1.ylonians
grati•
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II he in direct supervision of man' melt which we
enxhers of the board of dir tors
and A s1.
•vria - s
o.t,.
.. . going
must face for many tilde which Poland and the Pot sli
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t he Detroit Life Insurance C.
tenance. bringing to bear an unusual years to conic after this disastrous people feel for your part iv II., 1.,,•k..
into battle with I
, -,•ythes
o ec at a
knowledge of and experience with war.
ri cent luncheon held at the Hotel
on the sa heel - •
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Faithfully Vote -.
motor in requirements.
In our struggle to allesiate in a
Stetter. heard reports from oftleto-s rod-
tnetalo blur oi ti e -.h....
a plcas-
. 1 etaporary sales offices are at 9OO measure the suffering of our poor
Nii ii i si,•,k r \c1fS. 1;,I.,I , \ , \ I 1 ' is , I1 Ath. alive to activities during
iiig Interim,. I.
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the
past
II:. Jefferson until Ybotit February 25, children, hunger' and barely sta.'
yt•ar and laid plans for future expan•
that carlied '•
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when the permanent salesroom at 1283 children who still perish in our luelst
sion of territory.
•wav the br
It
The
year
II chariots
1919
TELLS
OF
TRIBE
NVoodward as enue, corner Antoinette. in great numbers----it is impossild. t . 1
to be the largest In the history
of the tirtods -
ornsineut
will be ready for occupancy. A none express the deep feeling of grit 1 lel.
the organization, over 35.000,000
and the loci, ,
.:- 1 here
tenance so. 1..11 and parts depot is lo- that tie hold for these institutions and
worth of new business haying been
I vcr-
rated at 11 o 121 Charlotte .1 venue.
people in Arica,
me
w miler Nlr .
ho
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itable baneful , i il li
general
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!looser '+ direction, have made pos.
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.Packed turf the
• , •• ::..,..) wort .. of
• IIIle this great and beautiful project
stasc
1111cIslsel,
in
a
lecture
on
went gall. ■ ping. ii 5 5 — .7. 5. ,
Today I,200.001 eloldren fro m in . his war experiences in East Afri, i
the charioteer tbiating helm,.
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rinet. to 15 years of age, as well
II a s where he fought with the Genoa..
re: M'rank
O. C. HUTCHINSON
air !Ts:mooting to the shoot . . • I •
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Mother.,
eke (1...1.- .1: , .I, arniv against the
unit general
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Enizli,11, told of ....o...... ..
Gull Sales Mdnager
Multitude. Even Virgil, in fa n, . - . •
M. .11i0111;01. \Ire - president:
meal ,..
Noter can foodstuffs.
The having come upon a tribe called the I\ % : .•,.e.h,1 , 1 1: ..1.1..e.1.. ,...,v, i:1 •: ,-rievi
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..toh.i■ eist..
those chariots and heard the it., •:
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cost ... th.
fo o d s t n i i ,, ss I tt ,I, ,.,,,,, Massai. who are da, cendcd
front .,,,„.
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beats in his meter•:---
1 l•-Is , i'l", 11 , 116 , 11illg 111::11 I* upprosi anch•nt Jewish stack. and
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that thisit , iiiii..... .1.0slalit /....1- rIar):
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- Quadruped:silt,
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putrein
sonitu
Victor
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mately 5 cents. The Polish Commit ttlhe ha ..
1 net helped the Germans in II. , erovido o've 0,0 , 1
20 Exchange Place, New York
quatit unizala (tampion."
s•ertvtah1J; J. Il•
so t. •,' o th III, 1.tilnlk li ilire ol
. tr,• raises all of its expenses for „itch
do
the war. .\ Jewi , h war veteran, witty ''''''''''.
Genlemen:
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The pleasure chariots of Greece gli o„ii,. qua li ty.
nr... ". I s d " ... ";.".
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,„t rat „„, b y 9 ,„-,,,1 al... lulight with the German army ,1,,,,..1
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..P. o.' oireriers
and floine were given their Renais-
s:
the name of the Polish Republic 1115.ans within the comitry, so that the in East Africa. answered that it as
s-vcontl. I1Y II , .."I"" 1 . 1 1,1 ' 1 " ' 0. 't \ 'I . and In
John v. Itleinell. C. J. HIggIns J II
the State Committee of Children's Nineri
...ICC in the pondcrous coaches ,,f 1.„„,, & ii,t„,
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ea t i donna' gift go i .i. t o th e , 110- s ,
.
liolars
maintain.
this
Ma•.ai
tribe
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late of the French and English ,,,t,,,, I ,,,,,
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last t it honor to address to then untouched in the form of food- iv really Jewish, the Jews have no , a-
- b. , the Joint Distribution
i ;-. ta It / dit,i,.,,; t .
Committee our s t u ff s and clothing.
kings. The novels of a slightly later been for the past 1, .
n. s '..„.,;,..„ 5„,,
reason to be ashamed of them. For .L.in, to vial ) . at. J. Eaysnaugh. E c.
1 ' 1 d 1 atzen heartfelt thanks. The American Relief
th I foil speak of Ibis work of the flog- oi the Detroit br oh '
1 his winter the ..1. It . \ , with the of all the clans in that region, the : \: !' i i i " 11: 1. ;',:'" s ,i ‘ 1
• etude • .Ndrninistration European Children' s
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lisli 1, ...'1 ,- 1.1111 , krS. Melt who took .later I
pt.
orporation. I
support of its American donors, will Massai are the only Otte!
.- • ,. ut the
who are
pride in their proles•ion.
Ji;i'lli ' i.i. I-t ia. r, h 1 "
• Flirough la , t 15 ytars III the •
Fund
Mission
to
Poland
has
inform-
.lothe
over a half million of Polann's 0511ncible. All the others yielded
to it•.:m.,..14'4,'It•
s•rot .n.
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bust
eil
us
of
your
generous
contriblition
children.
The
Children'
the pages of Fielding. Smollet. Sterne, III•S, f.rincitially us I,, , •ale of weld j
s Relief work the English
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or to the Cernia ': only •
e
even Thackeray and Dickens. the known 5 ehiclei.
Pelief Work in this country. ti ren s which has been in operation here for this tribe fought always for its free-
The pupis
l o f the Alliance School
duins y postchatses scamper along
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. over six months, extends to the farther- duns and independence. Physically, in Dam
ascu s have been forbidden to
the tvrritd c
their Ivonderful work, our most cities and villages of Poland, they are sturdy and handsome, and , attend Hebrew classes or even use
roads,
occu—
the manufacturing and engineering friends in America, with their great from Kalisz to Pinsk and Minsk and . they are exceptionally line marks-
1 , ant; n ow and
then spilling
by way their
of vary-
I of in automobiles.
Fur a number
I the Hebrew greeting
eet our. "Slialom--they
of humanitarian project, are not only giv- :.I.wow. The country wide administra.
I men.
I must say "Bon j
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DETROIT INSURANCE CO.
DIRECTORS SATISFIED
WITH YEAR'S RECORD

, P roved
(,r
OF BLACK JEWS
IN EAST AFRICA ■

MINISTER SENDS J. D. Cvon
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THANKS FOR RELIEF
CHILDREN ,I,,,..,,,...
OF POLISH CHILDRcti
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