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SERVICE and PARTS For ALL MAKES of KING CARS
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Axle Shafts, Piston Pins, and Rings for all makes of cars.Wholesale
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JAMES H. FOSTER
Authorized Ford Service and Parts
416 to 22 Joe. Campau
Liberty Speed Flexibility.
"A new record for flexibility of
speed has been set by the Liberty
Six" says Walter Judd, of the Mil-
ler-Judd Co., local dealers.
"A ,Liberty engineer chose one of
the regular touring cars to demon-
strate the great variety of speeds at
Glendale 2646
Glendale 7975
which the car could move on high
go ar and with what quickness the
changes in speed could be accom-
plished. The result of the experi-
ments showed that a Liberty car,
while on high gear, could slow down
PHONE—MELROSE 6236
to around a mile-an-hour rate, and
4 and 6 Cylinders
that the throttle could then be open-
Power, Beauty, Economy, Comfort
ed wide without stalling the car.
"Although a few cars of other
makes, tried at the demonstration,
1287 Woodward Ave.
Tel. Glendale 7118 could slow down nearly as well as
the Liberty, none of them, while
20 miles to gallon of gas
moving so slowly, was able to take
Instead of 10.
the full throttle without stalling. One
12,500 miles to set of tires in-
close competitor of the Liberty re-
quired 13 seconds to perform the
stead of 10,000
same
trick."
50%, Slower Depreciation
W E ILM1AN
6 DM
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OrRt SALES CO.
1E FLYER
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FOSTER SALES & SERVICE
WOODWARD AVENUE
Glendale 4836
Woodward Ave.
Auburn Beauty Six 788 Glendale
7460
CASE "SIX"
ELCA R
JORDAN-COLE SALES CO.
742-750 Canfield Ave. E.
BREED, SPEICHER COMPANY
FRANKLIN
W. J. DOUGHTY, 649 CASS. T I. Glendale 4669. Tel. Glendale 5585.
G. M. C
—All Sizes—
WEN & GRAHAM CO.
Distributors
East Grand Boulevard At Oakland
HAYNE
POTTS MOTOR
SALES CO.
CHARACTER CARS
Can and Peterboro
SIXES AND TWELVES
La Fayette
"AMERICA'S
Maln 8424
FIRST' C's,R"
LaFayette Distributing Co.
1299 Woodward Avenue
An Eight
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Haynes Holds Price Level.
Haynes Automobile company of
Kokomo, Ind., will adhere for the
present, to list prices prevailing since
the introduction of the present mod-
els. This decision was reached after
consideration of the problems con-
fronting the industry al this time.
and was adopted as a means of co-
operation with other manufacturers
who are striving to stabilize prices
for the benefit of the country.
In making public the course to he
pursued by the company, Air. A. G.
Seiherling, vice president and general
manager, said: "We were forced In
choose between foregoing a legitimate
profit on our product until such time
as materials and other factors of cost
decrease in proportion, or of curtail-
ing or postponing the program for
car betterment now under way.
"These improvements and refine-
ments involve greater expenditime on
our part, the natural effect of which
is necessarily increased price. This
we were confident, would be thor-
oughly justified by the result. We
were convinced that the public, re-
cognizing the value of the improved
features would willingly pay the ad-
ditional price.
"We have announced to *all our
distributors and dealers that we will
guarantee our prices against decreases
before July 1, 1921, and will protect
them from loss should the unexpect-
ed introduction of lower material and
production costs make a price reduc-
tion possible."
General Motors Trucks
TRUCKS
Northway 760
Liberty Six
MILLER-JUDD CO.
972-4 Woodward Ave. At Warren Glendale 427.428
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30 Franklin a Day.
..Master of the Load on Any Road"
2 , /a, 3V2 and 5•Ton Models-
Sales of the Franklin car the coun-
try over have kept up to a high level
following the price reductions an.
23 W. Hancock
Glendale 6240 flounced on September 23, according
to factory advices reaching NV. J
Doughty, Detroit dealer.
For the 30-day period following this
VALUE CARS AT VOLUME PRICES
date, daily, ordesscreported,by dealer ,
were 140 per cent greatet than the
sales rate maintained immediate].
1299- 1305 Woodward Ave.
Northway 760 prior to the reduction. Sales during
the last 12 days have averaged 40 per
day, which record is almost on a tia•
with the average production of th•
factory during the peak season, this
spring.
Production itself has already beet
established on a basis of 30 cars pe
day. The 'reserve stock of cars has
been subject to heavy shipments, to
supply the difference between national
demand and the daily output. As a
.
result, cars on hand at the factory
total no more than the normal re-
quirements of the season.
Coincident with this increase of
output is the addition of over 200
workers to the payroll during the
last two weeks of October. -
TRUCKS
NASH
Muter Truck Sales, of Michigan
NASH DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
National - Elgin Six - Premier
GORDON MOTOR SALES CO., DISTRIBUTORS.
1000 Woodward Avenue
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Northway 4712
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PIERCE-ARROW
WM. F. V. NEUMANN & SONS
1342 WOODWARD AVE.
NORTHWAY 2436
R. & V. KNIGHT SIX
KNIGHT MOTORS, Inc.
1187.89 WOODWARD AVENUE
Direction Thos. H. Walker
Market 3907
AMERICA'S ONLY KNIGHT SIX
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1168 Cass Ave.
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GEORGE H. ZUVER CO.
813 CASS AVE — Glendale 4605
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Highland
Auto Sales Co.
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"The Car Incomparable"
KETTENRING SALES CO.
Phone Narthway 4412
All Batteries
comcinkaucan
UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
Michigan Distributors
43-45 Brady St. Phones Glendale 3276-4983
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Detroit Branches: real 7°,3=d
Orsad Raptd• Wrench. OS Wasl•nrton St. Phone 7840.
Punt Branch. 1303 North Saginaw It. rho.. 3891.
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STEPHENS — McFARLAN
"SALIENT SIX"
Salesroom and Service
Station, 1231.35 Woodward
"NINETY"
arket
SMITH-GLINES SALES CO. ' 350451
Zenith Carburetors
Used wherever power, speed, economy and reliability
are essential.
AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.
45 - 53 Seldom Ave.
PAGE NINE
Phone Glendale 41214122
Becomes Rueschaw's Associate
With Reo.
Palestine
From
Day to Day
English, Arabic and Hebrew are
recognized as the official languages
of Palesttne. All government ordi-
nances, official notices and forms will
he published in these languages. Cor-
respondence may be addressed to
any government department in any
one of these languages. Correspond-
ence will be issued from government
departments in whichever language
is practically convenient. Telegrams
may be sent in any of the three lan-
guages. All railway and road notices
will be in the three languages.
In municipal and rural areas, where
there is a considerable Jewish popu-
lation, the three languages will be
used in the offices of the district and
subdistrict governors, of the munici
palities, and of other official bodies
in the same manner as in the govern
molt departments. Such districts will
be termed Tri-Lingual Areas. They
will be specified by the high coin
nfssioner. The present Tri.Lingual
Areas are: Jerusalem city, Jaffa
town and district, sub-districts of
Tiberias and Sated, Ramleit town and
sub-district, Haifa town, Zimmarin
sob-district. Other areas may h
added from time to time, the guiding
principle being the presence of a pro-
portion of not less than 20 per cent
of Jews in the population of the area
The official announcement provides
that in the courts of law and land
registries of a Tri-Lingual area every
process, every official copy of a judg•
went, and every official decument
shall be issued in the language of the
Person to whom it is addressed. and
written and oral pleadings shall be
conducted in any of the three lan-
guages.
The government, it it reported, is
sending its official translations to (In
Hebrew Language Institute for cor-
rection.
The new Palestine stamps just is-
sued have the word "Palestine" print.
ed in Arabic at the top, in English in
the center, and in Hebrew, with the
addition of the initials of "Erez
Israel" at the bottom.
Some of the alterations and im-
provements in the developments of
Palestine railways promised by the
high commissioner have commenced.
So far the railway administration has
not obtained any financial assistance
from the war office, the railways hav-
ing paid for themselves. Nor has it
received any aid from Egypt. On
the contrary, old carriages are sent,
for which high prices are asked.' The
boundary between the Egyptian and
Palestine railways will be at Rata.
The railways administration has
commenced the repair of the Haifa-
Ludd line. In 'order to reorganize
the whole Palestine railways L200,-
000 is required. ,The..;high commis-
sioner hopes to raise ,a loan. The
broadening of the new Ludd-Jaffa
line has commenced. The line will
pass either behind Tel-Aviv or
through the center of the town. In
the latter case a number of houses
will have to he demolished.
Petach-Tikvah has asked to he con-
nected with Jaffa. This would cost
LE 800,000. Colonel Holmes, the
traffic manager, therefore proposes to
connect Petach-Tikva with Ras-el-En
station, which would cost LE.18,000.
lie also spoke of a iunetion between
Rishon-le-Zion and Bir-Salem.
Colonel Holmes, who is the mili-
tary suerintendent of railway traffic
in Egypt, Palestine and Syria, will
resign his military post after the con-
clusion of peace with Turkey to serve
as general manager of the Palestine
railways.
Palestine as an industrial center is
P. L. "Pat" Emerson, who was un- the new vision here. Agriculture
til recently general sales manager of must always be the solid rock on
the Oldsmobile company, has joined which the country is to be built up,
the sales department of the Reo but the whir of machinery must ac-
Motor Car company at Lansing, ac company the song of the reaper and
cording to an announcement Ms , plow. One of the local weeklies
made by the latter concern. This will makes this significant statement:
"We must abandon the idea that
he interesting news to the trade in
which, from its inception. Mr. Emer- industry is of private concern. Until
son has played important roles. He recently agriculture was regarded as
and Sales Manager Rueschaw of Reo, the most important of economic ac-
have 'long personal friends, so to- tivities for Palestine. But the coun-
gether they should make a strong try must develop many, branches of
work which are essential to our eco-
combination.
"1 guess Emerson and myself are nomic existence.
about the only two in the business
who have never sold anything ex-
Despite occasional forays by irre-
cept that which ran on wheels," says concilables, which take the form of
Mr. Reuschaw. "Before automobiles stone-throwing at wayfarers in iso-
were invented he sold horse-drawn lated sections of the country, the
vehicles and I purveyed bicycles."
Arabs are giving many indications
Few men are better known or more that they 'are preparing to accept the
popular among automobile dealers inevitable preponderance of Jews in
from one end of the continent to the this country. Only a few days ago
other and across, than is Emerson. a distinguished party of Arab notables
With such a battery as Roeschaw and made a visit in state to the Zionist
Emerson, the Reo team now looks commission. The party included Gen-
more formidable than ever.
eral Ruffian Paella Megili, ex-military
governor of Kerak; Lieut.-Col Ida
TRIAL OF ANTI-SEMITIC
Bey El Maser and Sheiks Feis Megli,
NEWSPAPER IN MUNICH Ibrahim Megili and Emin Megili.
They extended an invitation to the
head of the commission to visit
MUNICH—An action of criminal Trans-Jordania. The Damascus press
libel was instituted in the local courts is beginning to admit that the
by the Jewish Community here recent anti-Zionist campaign was a
against the anti-Semitic newspaper, political blunder. They
attribute to
"Voelkischer Beobachter," because this campaign the clash with the
the paper had published a statement French. This new point of view is
to the effect that the Kehillah knew finding expression not only in the
the addresses of the Bolshevik lead- press, but also in the clubs which not
ers Levien, Levin and Taler, who or- so very long ago were hotbeds of
ganized a revolution in Bavaria and anti-Jewish propaganda, and
among
are now fugitives from justice. The the non-Jewish populace in general.
newspaper reported that the police
An amusing sidelight on this atti-
demanded addresses from the Kehil- tude is revealed in the Arabic bi-
lah, but the latter refused to accede weekly "Nafes-Azria,"
which was sup-
to the request.
pressed after the Jerusalem riots last
At the trial the accusation was Easter. and whose editor, Halil Hai-
proved to be a malicious lie. The das, was imprisoned The ban having
editor and his assistant were each been lifted, the 'Nafes•Azria"
Was is-
fined 400 marks or 40 days in jail.
sued with all the copy that had been
It became known at the trial that set up on March 1st. Which is some
the assistant editor of the newspaper journalistic "stunt" as you say in
proposed to deliver to the Kehillah America.
all "incriminating" documents for a
large sum of money. The Kehillah
A resolution to create a world or-
refused to pay him any money and
he will now be obliged to stand trial ganization of Jewish Scrims was en-
dorsed at the recent annual confer-
on a charge of blackmailing.
ence of Boy Scouts in Palestine. To
this end the central committee of
WARSAW—"Tageblatt," a Yiddish Palestine Scouts was instrncted to
newspaper published here, reports
get in touch with Iewish, Scout or-
that Galician Jews will shortly es-1 ganizations the world over
and en-
tablish a colony of their own in tabli , h friendly
relations with them.
Palestine. A sufficient sum of money
Thr conference decided In fnater
has already been collected and s
the desire for lahor among its mem-
delegate will go to Palestine to pur- bers with a
gDgeigi view toward in-
chase the necessary .nil.
culcating a love for agricultural work.
They proposed, also. to establish
f
relations with non•Jewish
Scout organizations both in Palestine
and abroad.
"file Scouts have been doing very
valuable work, especially in connec-
tion with the recent immigration.
Scouts are stationed at each port,
keeping order, answering questions
and directing immigrants to their
destination.
The emblem of the I'alestine Scouts
is the liazofeh (Palm of Victory.)
STORAGE SAITERIEiLt
3087 East Grand Boulevard
Attorttlit
Fri., July 16
Sun., JOY 03
Sun., Aug. 13
(Two Doors from Woodward Avenue)
MARKET 4091
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We Specialize In West Warren Business Property.
and Homes at moderate prices.
SONNTAG REALTY CO.
1349 WARREN AVE. W.
WALNUT 992
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We Deliver AU Orders!
Hygeis Kosher Beef Sausages
AND ALL KINDS OF DELICATESSEN
M. BUCHALTER
HEMLOCK 3418-W
735 Oakland Ave.
ARE MADE IN THE FOLLOWING FLAVORS
ORANGE
CHERRY
LEMON
ROOT BEER
RASPBERRY
STRAWBERRY
CREAM SODA
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BIRCH BEER
APPLE CIDER
GINGER-ALE
COLA
HAVE A CASE DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME
FEIGENSON BROTHERS CO.
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Broadway Taxicab and Messenger
Sun., Seo. 1?
Wed., Sep. 29
Mon., Sep. 27
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CADILLAC 302
303
Non., Oct.
Shricheth Torah
Taw., Oct. 3
Rotch-Chodesch Chesysn
Wed., Oct. 13
Ftosoh.Chodetch Rider
Fri., Nov. 12
Chanukah (Feast of Dedication)•.Mon., Deo. 6
Rosch•Chodoch Tenth
Sum, Dec. 12
Fast of Tebeth
Tues., Deo. 21
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WEST WARREN FRONTAGE
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Experts on All Makes of Cars.
'We give outside service without additional charge.
'tALACHOVITCH BOASTS
THAT PEASANTS CONSIDER
HIM THEIR LIBERATOR
WARSAW In an official order to
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Fast of Ab
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Succoth (First Dry)
Succoth (Last Day—Shirolnl.
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BLANC'S
WARSAW—Hillel Zeitlin, the well-
'<flown Jewish journalist, is the au•
!hor of an editorial in "Der Moment,"
a Yiddish newspaper published" here,
In which he severely attacks the relief
work of the Joint Distribution Coin-
Mute in Warsaw. Ile charges in his
irticle that the Warsaw office of the
'flint Distribution Committee admin.
lsters the relief tnoneys dishonestly
and spends relief funds for useless
tbjects. Zeitlin declares that the edi-
.ors of the Jewish newspapers in
Warsaw know all the facts and they
'I've sent an inquiry to the NVarsaw
office of the Joint Distribution Com-
nittee with a request for information
'tut the office refuses to answer the
:barges, saying that it does not wish
give an account of its activities,
mless forced to do so in court, The
•clitorial urges an impartial investiga-
tion by a non-partisan commission.
he tone of the article suggests that
a was written with the consent of
the representatives of the entire Jew.
sit press of this city.
Jewish Calendar
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HUGHES & WALDNER, INC
Michigan DIM Mutant.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST
DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE
his army, Balachovitch states that his
^mutantl has now reached Mazir and
that the peasants of the towns and
villages in the vicinity hail him as
liberator who has saved them from
Bolshevik terror,
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ABE HERTZBERG, Mgr.
Man Jan In
it's* chillars
to doughnuts
no man ever smoked a better
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C
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of choice Turkish and choice Domegic
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Camels mellow-mildness will certainly
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