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ALEMITE LUBRICATING CO. OF MICH.
Auburn Beaity Six
11•••••mmommin
Salesroom: 5931 Woodward.
Market 4863.4.
Service Station: 59 Harper.
Northway 5103, Market 3173
STARTING — LIGHTING -- IGNITION
Genuine Parts — Factory Service
AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.
For Automobiles, Trucks and Motor Boats.
Phone Glendale 4121
91.109 Udell Avenue
6
Starkweather Buick Company
Main Office
425 Griswold St. Main 2510.
Sales Dept.
3766 Woodward. Glendale 4160.
Nine Service Stations.
When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them
CASE
I
GLENDALE 2648
DAVIS MOTOR CARS
"Built of the Best"
THOMAS BROOKS, INC.
Michigan Distributors.
Hemlock 2122.
12142 Woodward Ave.
SI•s ► wa 3200 to 1425. Reduces 3300
on Willys-Knight.
New schedules of prices on both
the Overland and Willys-Knight lines
have been announced by the Willys-
Overland interests, through Guy 0.
Simons, president of the Simons Sales
Company, Detroit distributor. The
prices become effective Wednesday,
June 1. The new prices put the
Overland touring at $695 and the
Willys-Knight at $1,895.
This is the most sweeping reduc-
tion made in prices this year. In
1September the Overland touring was
selling for 51,035 whn it was cut
to 5895. The further cut to $695,
means a reduction of 33 per cent in
nine months and a 22 per cent re-
duction on the price now in effct.
The great surprise in the Willys-
Overland announcement is the deep
cut of $300 made in the Willys-
Knight car, according to Mr. Simons.:
The new price puts this car at the
very lowest price among America's
finest cars.
The ability of Willys-Overland to
make this saving may be judged from
the fact that up to May 1 this year
more than 50,000 Willys-Knight cars
had been sold, and among the pur
chasers of this Willys-Knight car who
are enthusiastic over the qualities of
its motor, are the Prince of Wales
and the King of Spain, who join with
thousands of Americans in placing
price secondary to satisfaction.
Simons points out that the new
price of the Overland is 5150 less
than this model has ever been sold
for and is made possible, according.
to John N. Willys, president of the
Toledo concern, by quantity produc.!
tion and sales of this model, which
has now passed the 140,000 mark and
by anticipation of great savings in
the manufacturing costs through in-,
creased volume and increased factory
efficiency.
New N rices on all models of the
Overlan and exstng
ii prices follow:
5 695; formerly 5 895
Touring
895
695; formerly
1000; formerly 1425
Coupe
Sedan 1275; formerly 1475
The reduction on the Willys-Knight
mdoels is 5300 on the open models,
putting the prices June 1 at 51,895.
On the closed cars the new coupe
price of 52,550 is a reduction of
5295, while on the sedan the price
' has been slashed $195, placing this
closed car at $2,750.
DEPENDABILITY FIRST —THEN THE PURCHASE PRICE
Dodge Brothers have never solicited the
patronage of the American people on a
basis of price.
They have chosen rather to build their
car so well that its intrinsic worth would
be unquestioned
Dodge Brothers will continue to build
their car so well, that it will always
be dependable and the purchase price
will be as nearly as possible the last
expenditure.
Ku ,Roadster
WEISMAN MOTOR SALES CO.
3639 WOODWARD AVE.
ELCA R
WILLYS-OVERLAND
MAKES DEEP CUTS
"For All Makes
of Cars."
Phone Glendale 7541
4750 Woodward Avs.
Alemite Lubricators
THOMAS
J. DOYLE
WOODWARD AT GARFIELD — GLENDALE 4700
WOULD SUPPRESS
FORD'S MAGAZINE
nders
4 and
Comfort
y, Economy,
6 Cyli
Power, Beauty,
BREED, SPEICHER COMP'NY
Order of B'rith Abraham Will Appeal
to President Harding and
5911 Woodward Ave. Tel. Glendale 71111
FOSTER SALES AND SERVICE
Daugherty for Action.
JAS. H. FOSTER
SERVICE AND PARTS FOR KING CARS
AXLE SHAFTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS
NEW YORK.—Plane of the Inde-
pendent Order of B'rith Abraham to
wage its 51,000,000 campaign against
Henry Ford, the Dearborn Indepen-
Edgewood 3112 dent and all other anti-Semitic organs
2128.40 Joseph Campau Ave., Car Antietam.
and organizations were announced by '
-.5 Isadore Scherer, attorney, of 261
Walter M. Fuchs, together with
Broadway, general counsel of the or- several other Detroiters interested in
20 miles to gallon of gal
der. These plans were formed at a art, were instrumental in opening the
Instead of 10.
meeting of the special committee of School of Decorative Hnadicrafts this
12,500 miles to set of tires in•
officers of the organization in Mr. week at 629 Woodward avenue. A
stead of 10,000
Scherer's office. Briefly stated, the spacious studio, fully equipped and
50% Blower Depredation
two most important steps to be taken well situated for the purpose intend-
immediately are:
ed has been leased on the third floor
W. J. DOUGHTY, 3745 Cass. Tel. Glendale 4669. Tel. Glendale 6585.
1. The calling of mass meetings of of the above address. Classes will
the entire order throughout the coun- be under the direction of Catheleen
try, which has 640 lodges and repre- Trask, an experienced teacher, and
sents 1,000,000 Jews.
an assistant, until the enrollment will
2. An appeal to President Harding require more teachers.
and Attorney General Daugherty by
The school will offer courses not to
Pkon• Market 2892
Municipal Court Justice Aaron J. be obtained elsewhere in Detroit. The
Levy, grand master of the order, and proponents of the school feel that
Mr. Scherer, that the Dearborn Inds- there is a real need of such an insti-
Distributor.
pendent and all anti-Semitic periodi- tution now, in view of the increasing
East Grand Boulevard at Oakland.
cats be suppressed as subversive of interest in the decorative handicrafts,
the country's peace and tranquility. in batik work and all sorts of dyeing,
The mass meetings, it was ex- . in basketry and so forth. There will
plained by Mr. Scherer, will be called be classes for trained workers in
- ' not only in all the larger cities of these various lines, but an especial
every state but will be held in many effort will be made to reach the un-
smaller cities, towns and hamlets.
trained. The tuition fees have been
Many Threatening Letters.
made moderate and the time required
Mr. Scherer announced that in his for complete courses in any one di-
arguments before President Harding vision of decorative handicraft work
and Attorney General Daugherty he is only two weeks. Classes will be
would present as evidence of the in- given in the evenings as well as days.
flamed passions which Mr. Ford's at-
Democratic Institution.
tacks are creating, scores of anony-
The School of Decorative Handi-
mous
letters
received
by
him
in
or-
which the writer. threaten "bloody" crafts is a democratic institution, or-
A cording to Mr. Fuchs, aiming not to
riots and "deat
"death to the Jews."
number
of these following
letters were
received
produce
great painters,
but in
quite
by Mr. Scherer
the an-
sensibly
and sincerely
to equip,
the
SCHOOL FOR DECORATIVE HANDICRAFTS
OPENED HERE BY SEVERAL DETROITERS
FRANKLIN
A Size to Fit Your Need.
G. M. C.
OWEN & GRAHAM CO.
TRUCKS
See Joe, Save Doe
On Tires
Come in and let's get acquainted,
whether you buy or not.
Joe's Tire Shop
1114 Library Avenue, Near Gratiot.
Crow: , .ii-M.:ni-rim ;
Main 4378.
______......___.......
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a r ..5 fri.m us. Op
Openevenings.
..r.•:a7 and Memorial Day.
...... Mail Order. Fillet
We deliver.
Main 4738.
Liberty Six
MILLER-JUDD CO.
(4846 Woodward Ave. at Warren Glendale 472428
57.52=2S2SZ5 -25-252z7 ,-,-,
MO ON
Harrison-Rund Sales Co.
4647 Woodward Ave.
Ti.l Glendale 7144
P-5?S252.625-252.52525257 -52525252S7_57S23-25 — e_7_511-2.723157_3-,
NASH
VALUE CARS AT VOLUME PRICES
NASH DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
7351 Woodward Are.
Northway 7110
National - Elgin Six - Premier
Northway 4712
[
Re Vere
11764 C•ss A•e.
"The Car Incomparable"
KETTENRING SALES CO.
Phone Northway 4412.,
WINTON
Day and Night Service.
George H. Zuver Co.
4465 CASS AVE.—Glendale 4605
FELIX WARBURG IN VIENNA.
VIENNA. — Felix M. Warburg,
chairman of the Joint Distribution
Committee, arrived here on May 10.
lie will participate in a conference
of leaders in Jewish relief work in
Eastern and Central Europe.
MERCHANTS FORM ASS'N
To improve the attractiveness of
Russell street vicinity and to pro-
mote trade in every way, the mer-
chants of Russell atret have formed
a "Merchants Association" with the
following officers:
President, W. W. Cartwright; vice-
president, Rabbi Samuel Sachs; treas-
urer, Theodore Besenc; secretary,
William Buchhalter.
Serving as committee heads are:
Theodore Keyless, chairman of police
protection; William Mitchell, adver-
tising; George Kowalchaig, street im-
provement; J. Jahrnoff, membership.
JEWISH CALENDAR
5611•11121
Roseh.CTodnach SIvan
Tuns., June 7
Shabuoth (Confirmation Day).
Sun., June II
Roach-Chode•ch Tammuz—Thurs., July 7
Rosch - Chodesch Ab
Fur of Ab
64402.1121
Reach-Chodeeeh
Eiiat
sonally. The members feel that Mr. work by trained craftsmen who may
New Tear'. ET.
Ford must be ill-advised. They feel wish
to continue
their study in they
any
subject.
By these arrangements
much
more attend
hostile toward
the per-
s
can
classes
on whatever days
suns back of him, who, though less they please.
ingenious in matters mechanical, are
Glasswork will be strictly practical
-.. much
able to
express them-
selves more
in matters
rhetorical.
The and the students will be required to
GORDON MOTOR SALES CO., D ISTRIBUTORS.
5024 Woodward Avenue
nouncement in the newspapers, last shortest time possible and at the least
Friday, that the Independent Order expense, the ordinary man to use his
leisure in a profitable and refining
of B'rith Abraham had voted to raise and enjoyable way. And as itch it
$1,000,000
with which
combat Mr.
Ford. has
the to endorsement
of Albert Kahn,
of the city arts commission; Clyde H.
The writer of one of these letters, Burroughs, curator of the Detroit In-
received on Saturday, gave vent to rs ct, ittourt eo fo t f h A , rst es h; .J John
i c rk tes r , a n d d i -
0 honf F
P i. n e 1 h ' A
his passions to such an extent that he
penned on the back of the envelope, others.
in plain view of any one who han-
The principal course to be offered
dler the letter, the following: "Death by the new school is a general course
to all Jews, the bloodsuckers, the vio- covering, in the period of six weeks,
lators and thieves of humanity. All the following subjects: Reed, raffia
Christians must arise to destroy the , work and basket weaving in general;
Jew.• • • Death to all Shy- batik, tied-and-dyed work, and all
locks. • • • •"
branches of dyeing; parchmentry,
In the letter Itself the writer, who leather tooling and book-binding;
did not rigs his name, promised Mr. wood-carving; stenciling and block
Ford "an army of Jew extermina• printing; celluloid painting, enamel.
tors," and pledged himself to do his ling, toy making; gesso and other
share "by mutilating three at least." modeling. Students enrolled in the
"I cannot understand how such a general course will attend classes
letter was permitted to go through every day from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., ex-
the mails," said Mr. Scherer, "but, cept Saturday afternoons.
regardless of that point, the letter
Special Courses.
was received, and other letters simi-
There will be special courses in any
lot to it that have been received are one of these subjects. Students en-
evidence of the supreme danger to rolled in them will attend three
the peace and tranquility of the coon-
try in the writings of Henry Ford classes a week for two weeks, or in
some subjects two classes a week;
and
nd others engaged in propaganda and these classes will be either in the
ai,ainst the Jews.
mornings, afternoons or evenings.
Not
to Attack
Ford. does In addition to these popular courses
"The
order
which I Mr.
represent
not intend to attack Mr. Ford per- there will be special arrangements for
ket with cover, a flower-basket, a Co-
lonial basket. The advanced course
in basketry carries on the instruction.
Six baskets must be made in this, and
at its completion the student will
have had practical experience in all
forms of basketry.
"Raffia basketry is a separate
course. Pattern weaving is the prin-
cipal object. Trays, carrying baskets
and so forth are required of the stu-
dent. Indian pattern work and the
methods used by the Indian women
are especially studied.
Batik Course.
"In the course in toy-making, the
pupil is taught to design and execute
a certain number of pieces, ranging
from the most simple jig-saw toy to
a puppet theater, or a dog, cat or
doll that can walk. Toy furniture is
also included in this course. The fin-
ishing and decorating of all objects
made is an essential in this as well as
in the other courses.
"The course in batik comprises the
method or resist dying, of tied dye-
ing, block printing, stenciling, chemi-
cal resist and so forth. Batik proper
is taught both by the continental
brush and the tjanting methods.
Wearing apparel, drops, wall hang-
ings, scarfs and the like are made,
but the pupil is permitted to select
any form."
Frt., Aug. 6
Sat., Aug. Ir
Effective May 7th, 1921
"Four-Ninety" Models
$ 645
Touring Car
635
Roadster
1195
Sedan
1155
Coupe
645
Light Delivery Wagon -
All prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan.
Chevrolet Motor Co.
Woodward at H•ndrie
Northway 500
Service Station 41 to 51 York Street
IMPORTANT NOTICE
More than 4,000 Dealers,
Retail Stores and Service
Stations in the United
States and Canada.
-:- CLASSIFIED -:-
The offer to refund $70 to
purchasers of "Four-Ninety"
open models and $100 to
purchasers of closed models
is hereby withdrawn. Cer-
tificates issud under this
plan are redeemable at face
value at office indicated on
certificate.
FRANKLIN
Franklin Reconstructed
Cars
SEVERAL ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A FRANKLIN
GREATEST AUTOMOBILE VALUE
MORE MILES PER GALLON
MORE MILES PER SET OF TIRE S
MORE COMFORT
PRICE IS RIGHT
Sett, Sept 4
8ua. Oct.
menace is not Mr. Ford. His money have completed several pieces in each
FOR SALE—Duplex on Burlingame.
line before credit will be given. Ar-
Seven rooms, three bedrooms and
is the real menace. The attacks are rangements will be completed, it is
sleeping porch. Finished in en-
not against the Jews but against the expected, by which graduates from
amel and mahogany. Two garages,
well-being of the United States."
the general course will be accepted
side drive. Bargain for quick sale.
At the meeting in Mr. Scherer's
Garfield 800-M.
office it was definitely decided to start
as teachers
in the
schools.
The
instructors
will public
give personal
once
the decided
collection
of the
51,000,-
: at
000
fund
upon
at the
con. criticism to each student, and decora- A I.ADY LIVING Al.ONE would
share furnished flat with couple.
, I vention
in Atlantic
where the
tive circumstances
problems arising
out
his own
first $100,000
was City,
subscribed.
home
will
be of taken
ur.
On Medbury, near Woodward. Gar-
field 800-M.
Novelart
Clan..
Those at the meeting in Mr.
Scherer's office were: Justice Levy, Included in the general course will BEAUTIFULLY furnished room, pri-
elaas in "novelarts." This will
grand master; Adolph Stern, first
vate family, for one or two gentle.
deputy grand master; Samuel Kale- attempt to give instruction in minor
men or couple. Northway 4263 - R.
sky and Julius Friedenburg, repre - matters which may, at the timbe in
senting Massachusetts; Louis Slutsky vogue, such as weed-painting, enamel- FOR SALE—Leicester Court, seven
and David Biedrman, representing ing on basketry, ivory carving, 'Work
rooms and bath; brick single house.
New Jersey; David- H. Cohen, repre- , in celluloid, fan.making, and no forth.
Full basement. Two-car garage.
Paved alley. At least $5,000 down.
senting Pennsylvania; Dr. Sulton and Miss Trask has prepared the fol-
Mr. Bones, of Chicago; Nathan Ro- lowing notes on the courses that are
Owner, Northway 52884.
senthal and L. M. Briler, represent.' to be given:
"In the preliminary course in ban- SACRIFICE BARGAIN-2315 West
ing Connecticut; H. Moskowitz, rep- ,
Grand Boulevard. Nine beautiful
resenting Missouri; Maxwell Soils, of ketry, the student will make at least
See it and
rooms, now vacant
Baltimore; Jacob Zuckrman, of Cleve- six baskets of various types, include
make
offer. Cadillac 3448.
land, and Mr. Marcus, of Providence. ing • large scrap-basket, • table-bas-
tos •
New Chevrolet Prices
SPECIAL
1920 JORDAN BROUGHAM
1920 PEERLESS EIGHT, 7-passenger
We invite anyone to make us an offer 'on these two.
They must be sold at once.
TERMS IF DESIRED
3745 CASS AVE.
See JACK MONTGOMERY
5585---GLENDALE--4669
Will7A111.
Long Battery
Service Co.
68.78 Brady St .
(East of 3700 Woodward)
Servit• on all make..
Fre. lapeetion.
Tel. Glendale 1267.