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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Hudson Super - Sixes
With New Car Guarantee
Can you get a new car
guarantee in any other
Used Car?
Wouldn't you feel more
confidence in a car that is
so protected?
We can afford to safe-
guard you from every risk
because we have perfect
confidence in every car we
offer.
"Special Clearing - prices
on these Rebuilt Hudson
Super Sixes.
HUDSON SUPER-SIXES
1919 Hudson Super Six
Touring
1919 Hudson Super Six
Cabriolet
1918 Hudson Super Six
Run-About Landau,
1918 Hudson Super Six
Touring Limousine.
1917 Hudson Super Six
Cabriolet
1917 Hudson Super Six
Touring
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1916 Hudson Super Six
Cabriolet
1916 Hudson Super Six
Sedan
Rebuilt and
Refinished in
Our Own Shops.
And Other Standard
Makes.
1919 National Six Touring
1919 Studebaker Big Six
Touring
1919 Columbia Sedan
1919 Chevrolet Cabriolet
1919 Dort Touring
1918 Liberty Touring
1918 Hupmobile Touring
1918 Buick Roadster
1918 Reo Six Touring
1916 Overland Light Six
Touring
1916 Twin-Six Packard
Touring
The Bemb - Robinson
Company
Exchange Car Department
286 E. JEFFERSON AVE.
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Save Money on TIRES
Our New Wholesale and Retail Tire
Store Is Open.
Full Line of Guaranteed Tires and
Factory Seconds At a Saving of 25%
to 50%.
Vulcanizing
and
Work Guaranteed.
Repairing. All
CRATIOT TIRE and AUTO SUPPLY CO.
Gratiot and Beaublen
J. E. STRALSER, Gen. Mgr.
3.1r. Jacob, who is only 33 years old.
has shown a rise in the business
world in Detroit during the past few
years that has been almost meteoric.
I know a man---you may know many Already he is a leader among Jewish
business men of the city. His elec-
more,
Whose greatest achievement iv talk. tion to the directorate of the Detroit
Board of Commerce, which is one of
log.
And worst of all, he expostulates lore,
Which Reason Is constantly-balking.
They coot tt to crowds with a mouth
futpOl words-
Pedanfi, and garrulous, monsters.
A nokoy typo this brood of human
birds
These vapid, Impractical songsters.
Their flow of wit k cheap end enfold-
ing,
They sneer at expressions of milers.
And strange as it seems, their blatant
pretending
is skin deep, the crowd soon dis-
covers.
Oh, give me the man, whase Reason
Is ellty.
Though slow, is as deep as the
ocean.
Talkers may shine, but the thinkers
endure,
And anise It far greater commotion.
Talk versus Reason
THE OFFENDED FRIEND.
we only see the clouds,
When the sun shines bright and clear,
Oh, why will we see the shadow
When the substance is so near?
Why will we see the little frowns.
When the great big smiles are there,
Just begging for a little smile,—
And never a thought of care.
Why do we harp on little words,
That are not meant to offend,
When great big deeds just show the
truth,
And the great big heart of a friend.
Why will
Belgrade.—Representatives of the
Jewish National Council of Jugo-
Savlia have submitted a memorandum
to the Serbian Minister, 'Milan Prib-
itschewitsch, complaining against the
fact that nn: ny Jews are being ex•
tidied from the country.
The Nlinister replied in au unusual-
ly cordial manner and assured the
Council that these expulsions were
directed not against the Jews, but
only against certain disturbing de-
ments of the population, which had
entered the country during the war.
Among those who are being expelled,
many, he declared, are non-Jews.
However, the Minister besought the
representatives of the Jewish National
Council to inform hint of eve-y it
stance in which they found suchex-
pulsions resulting front the act of any
petty, anti-Semitic official, and he
would gladly redress the wrong.
The Jewish National Coaled of
Jugo-Slavia was established a tear
ago, when it became apparent that
among the "freed" Jogo-Slms, an
earliest anti-Semitic agitation was in
progress. All the Jewish ClInntlIni -
ties—Aslikenazian and Sephardian-
then met in a congress at Essay,
where the National Council origin-
ated as a permanent representative
body in Belgrade, for all the Jews of
the country.
Responsible Dealers who
handle only reliable cars.
WEEKLY USED CAR BULLETIN
lien B. Jacob, vice-president and
general manager of the Detroit Mort-
gage Corporation, was elected a di-
Copy 1 hted, 1920, by Jewish Chr n1 le rector in the Detroit Board of Com-
Jublinhing Co.
merce during the past week.
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PROTEST EXPULSION OF
JEWS FROM JUGO-SLAVIA
Members of D. A. D. A.
CHERRY 2447
SAYS-
BUSINESS LEADER IS
ELECTED DIRECTOR OF
BOARD OF COMMERCE
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
----means a Spring and
Summer of realized
pleasure.
We can supply at once
your choice of closed
and open models.
Oldsmobile
1918
BEN B. JACOB.
the largest organizations of its kind
in the world. was a tribute to his
business ability, as well as to the in-
terest he has shown in civic matters.
During the war he was a team cap-
tain in the various Liberty loan
drives, and he was one of the big
business men of Detroit to give all
his time to putting Detroit across as
the first great city of the country in
subscribing its quota in bonds. Mr.
Jacob was also wanted on the Board
of Commerce directorate because of
his experience in his building projects,
and the assistance he will be able to
give business men in the continued
expansion of the city.
a.G. Du tz
THE A-I MILD
HAVANA CIGAR
Cherry 3737
USED CARS
The election was one of the most
spirited in the history of the organ-
ization, there being more than 600
votes cast, whereas in other years
there were seldom more than 200 bal-
lots to count.
THOMAS J. DOYLE
Mr. Jacob was recently elected to
the vice-presidency of the Detroit
Fire Insurance Co.
732 Woodward Avenue
HENRWOHATTER
Glendale 7117
MEMBER D. A. D. A.
DETR011t EXCLUSIVE HATTER
49 6RATIOT AVE.
COB. LIBRARY AVE.
CONDMVSED STATEMENT--FEBRUARY 28, 1920
IRS
Ii!lite Bank
Nun}
Member Federal
Re-serve Bank
STATE BAN K
Or OCTROIT
ESTABLISHED 1853
ASSETS
1. ('ash, Gold
and Currency
$ 410,709.54
2. ('ash in hanks, payable on demand
1,451,541.70
S. Checks, payable through Detroit Clearing House
'261,3q.35
4. Bills, payable, comprising loans to individuals,
firms and corporations, on collateral
and based on commercial credits
7,690.979.11
5. Overdraft ,:
403.5/i
6. lien; in Transit
:107,605.a1
7. First mortgages On improved real estate in city of Detroit
2,930.:,Ss.29
S. Bonds of municipal corporations and railroads
729,031.9ii
9. Securities of the United States of America
10. Loans secured by United States bonds
437,113.51
I. Branch banking houses, furniture and fixtures
286,252.42
12. Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
39,000.00
13. Due from Ith Liberty and N'ictory Loan subscribers
4,221.0(1
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The First Hebrew
Congregation
of Delray wishes to announce that
they will give a banquet on Sunday,
Cadillac
1920
Models
Ohav Sholom Congregation at Lew-
istown, Pa., has laid the cornerstone
for its new $20,000 synagogue.
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Buick
1919
I. Commercial deposits
2. Savings deposits
3. Bonds left for safe keeping
4. Reserves for taxes and interest
5. Bills payable
6. Capital stock
7. Surplus and undivided profits
Total assets.. $15,010,562.63
LIABILITIES
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$5,759,537.18
7,485,480.02
230,650.00
67,422.73
NONE
1,000,000.00
467,472.70
$15,010,562.63
March 7th at 7 p. m. to be held at
Peninsular Hall, Cor. West End and
West Jefferson Ayes. A good time
assured everybody. Rabbi Fisher of
Chicago will speak.
Public Invited --------
COME ONE
COME ALL
First State Bank of Detroit
OFFICERS
Geo TT Kirchner, President
Paul R. Grey, Vice-President
Main Office:
Lafayette and Griswold Street
NINE BRANCHES IN OPERATION
Chas. W. Kotcher, Vice-President
Abner E. tamed, Vice-Friedel:a
Clyne ••Il °ratted
Orettot and IleletIna.
Cyrenlue A. Newcomb, Jr., Vice-Peen. Mack end Ht. Elliott
Weedev ► rd ■
eel Eliot
Edward Tented), Vice-President
Sprterwell• and Ferndale Itanallton and Webb
John Koch. Vice-President
Jos. Campa ■ sad Newton
St. Clair and Miceli
M. J. Koch, Vice-Free. and Cashier
Etna Jacob, Aest. Caahler
Fereet sad Tem Dyke
Julius Rubber,
n
Asst. Cashier
R. T. Kirchner, Mat. (Ashler and Su-
LINWOOD AND INFLOGNA PARK
pervisor of Branches
(17IDER CONSTRUCTION I
Z. C Blom /set Cashier sad lIgr.
Oratlot Ara Branch
Chas, Mimic Auditor
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ill fit i TOCS
Oft 1'11YOO'lari
P. If. 13 , ettenger, Fiessenger & Moore
Outstay Intllneteetter,
Mum]. Products Co.
R t r•tY. Gray Eetate Comeau)
iv. .1 Ilatttele, NV. .1. 11411WIO CO.
t'hoe. E. Renter. Retired repitaliet
It IL Kirchner, Prom. First State nen*
Men
Koch, Ex. City Trettetiter
Ches. W. Ecttcher, ',timber
Abner E. tarried, Larned - Carter Co.
Irvin Long, Attorney
Ed. A. Lov•ley, Stormfelts-Loveley Co.
Ore J. Mulford, Gray. Motor Co.
Cyrenine A. Newcomb, Jr.,
Newromb-EndIrntt
Gust. D. Pope. Direstive Ferments Co.
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