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Sunday Services:
Sunday services, which have been
resumed under the most auspicious
conditions, will begin each Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. On Sunday,
Nov. 0, Rabbi Franklin will give the
third in his series of talks under the
general title, "Foundations Of Faith."
The public is cordially invited.
Sabbath Seryieec
Sabbath services will begin as
throughout the month at 10:30,
Thursday Sewing:
Women of the congregation are
earnestly asked to give their co-oper-
ation to those women who meet every
Thursday in the Temple assembly
The
r oo ms to sew for the pour.
[wed of assistance along these lines
is very urgent and no woman in our
congregation should shirk the obli-
gation that rests upon her to do her

A Modern Motor Car
In the $500 Class

to be built by
Frank L. Klingensmith and Frank F. Beall

mite.

Auxiliary:
On the afternoon of Monday, Nov.
I I, the Women's Auxiliary of Temple
Beth El will hold its annual meeting
fur the year. As has been the cus-
tom in the past, the meeting will
take the form of an "Acquaintance
Gathering." There will be no charge.,
Mrs. Wallace Itosenheim, the presi-
dent, and the board of directors of
the Auxiliary are extremely anxious'
that the affair should he largely at-
tended, because a special effort will
be made to have the purpose of the
gathering carried out; that is, that
the women will become acquainted.
A splendid musical program has been
arranged.
Sabbath School:
The Religious School of the Tem-,
pie has been organized into a self-:
governing institution under the name
"The City of Justice of the State of
Beth El. The plan promises to add
much to the efficiency of the school,
particularly in the matter of prompt-
ness regularity of attendance on
the part of the pupils.
Harold Ehrlich of the 10th dims
was elected mayor. The members of
the city council who attended the first
meeting on Sunday, Oct. 30, are as
follows: Bernard Segall, Howard
Ithom, Emanuel Van Vfiet, Sanford
Kramer, Fred Berger, Ruth Finster-1
wall, Taft Barnett, Goldie Vehon,,
Herbert l'eritz, Bella 'fucker, Allan
Friedman and Louis ileavenrich.
Additional election of city treas-
urer and city clerk will be made this
week.
Young People'. Society:
The first lecture in the course on
-Biblical Criticism," by Rabbi Berko-
witz, was held last Tuesday evening.'
'twenty members enrolled. It is
hoped that a larger number will take
advantage of this course. The next
meeting of the class was announced
for Tuesday, Nov. 25, but because
that is the night of the annual con-
gregational dinner, the class will
probably have to be postponed until
the following Tuesday. The date will
he announced in these columns next
week.

Woman's

"My knowledge of low price motor cars assures
me that our plan will enable us to build a
modern motor car that will successfully com-
pete with the world."
Frank L. Klingensmith

Frank L. Klingensmith had one thought in mind when he resigned as Vice-President and Treasurer
of the Ford-Motor Company. That thought was to produce a really modern car in the $500 class.

Statistics prove that there is a demand for at least 1,500,000 low-priced cars each year. That de-
mand is increasing—there is existing today an exceptional demand for a car of low-cost that
combines refinement and up-to-date engineering features.

The Gray Car will be built to satisfy this demand and the Gray plan of production and distribution
will make it possible to put such a car on the market at this price.

Frank F. Beall, who is associated with Mr. Klingensmith as Vice-President and General Manager
of the Gray Motor Corporation, has put into this new car over twenty years of experience. Mr.
Beall was in charge of Production at Brown & Sharpe, and Vice-President in charge of Production
at the Packard Motor Car Company. Mr. Beall's name alone is a guarantee of the best results
obtainable from a standpoint of production engineering.

The Men

The Officers and Directors of the Gray Motor Cor-

poration are:
Frank L. Klingensmith, President
Frank F. Beall, Vice-President.
Paul R. Gray, of the Gray Estate.
David A. Brown, President of General Necessities
Corporation.
Col. J. H. Poole, Capitalist.
George H. Kirchner, President of the First State
Bank of Detroit.
Hobart B. Hoyt, President Detroit Pressed Steel
Co.
O. J. Mulford, President Michigan Street Car
Advertising Co.
Benjamin S. Hanchett, Grand Rapids, Capitalist.
Luman W. Goodenough, Corporation Attorney. /

Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Feinberg
(Stella Saffir) of 1235 Burlingame
avenue are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son, Edgar Milford,
on Oct. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Roth of 303 East
Forest avenue are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son,
Gilbert Jay, on Oct. '25.

PERFECTION LODGE

Perfection Lodg No. 481i, F. and
A. M., will hold regular communica-
tion Wednesday, Nov. 5. F'. and
lookout committee at 7 p. m.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.

RICHARD STRAUSS
MAKES HIS LOCAL
APPEARANCE NOV. 7

A man of prodigious talents, of
striking personality, Richard Strauss
stands today RS the most imposing fig-
ure in the musical horizon. With as
keen a vision of the future as had his
great predecessor, Wagner, he has be-
gun a new epoch in musical develop-
ment with a vast and far-reaching in-
fluence Dr, Strauss will appear here
lm November 7 at Orchestra Hall with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
of R ichard
The achievements
Strauss have come to be such a by-
word that the layman is almost as
well acquainted with his genius as the
music lover. Born in NIunich in 1101t,
at the age of six he h a d written it
three-part song to which his mother
added the words as he had learned to
( maltose before he could form letters.
At school he wrote a symphony that
was performed when he was seventeen.
Besides his remarkable creative abil-
ity, his powers as an interpreter were
such that at a very youthful age he
was chosen to succeed Von Bulow as
conductor of the ducal orchestra at
Meiningen, and now for nearly forty
years his career as n director of or-
chestras has been almost equally fa-
mous as that of composer. A pro-
lific creator he has worked unceasingly
and produced, besides numerous sym-
phonies, operas and selections for
nearly every instrument, it varied list
of chorals, anthems and practically
every combination for voice and in-
strument.
During the forthcoming tour, Dr.
Strauss will be heard not only in or-
chestral concerts, but also in a series
of "Strauss Evenings" which will be
devoted entirely to his own composi-
tions presented by a vocal interpreter
and Dr. Strauss himself at the piano.
Claire Dux and Elizabeth Schumann
will appear in these recitals which will
be "concerts in times," bringing the
great composer into a close, personal
touch with the audience and present-
ng under ideal conditions many new
compositions not heard before, a rare
pportunity for the music lover.

J. Lieber

Custom Tailor

Showing the Latest Weave.

Room 207.09
Broadway Market Building

The Gray Plan

Men heading the Gray Motor Corporation have had
years of experience in the field of low-priced cars.
They know that parts manufacturers are capitalized
and equipped to compete for the business of motor car
manufacturers. They know that parts can be bought
in the open market at a minimum cost. They know,
front experience, that they can produce 150 cars a day
almost as economically as 500.

All motors will be built by the Gray Motor Corpora-
tion. There will be assembling plants for Gray Cars
in ten or twelve different cities. Parts will be shipped
directly to these cities, thereby saving about two-
thirds the ordinary cost of freight.

The Gray Car will have 100-inch wheelbase. It will
have a modern four-cylinder motor—a mileage of 25
miles per gallon—transmission of sliding gear type—
improved spring suspension—ventilating windshield
—self-starter—and demountable rims. It will be built
of alloy steel, insuring strength and light weight.

That the Gray Car will be all that can be asked for in
a car of this class from a standpoint of appearance,

desirability and performance can simply be taken for
granted.

The Money

The Gray Motor Corporation owns and operates a big,
modern plant which is now producing the Gray-Beall
motor and working on special contracts on several
other projects.

$1,500,000 has already been put into this company. Of
an additional issue and under • 'ting of $2,500,000, the
first $500,000 of 10''; Preferred Stock is to be sold at
$10 per share. This stock is preferred as to dividends,
is cumulative, and participates equally with the com-
mon stock.

This, however, is only the beginning of the financing
of Gray Motor Corporation. A project of at least
$50,000,000 is contemplated which will capitalize the
assembly branches and assure the success of the plan.

The representative for the underwriters of Gray Motor
Corporation stock is Alonzo P. Ewing, 310 Dime Bank
Building, Detroit, Michigan. This announcement is
being made so that you may have a chance to share in
this great project—read the coupons below.

Gray Motor Corporation

Detroit, Michigan

Information for Investors

Opportunity

ALONZO P. EWING.
310 Dime Bank Bldg.,
Detroit, Michigan .
I would be glad to have information on

your proposition to assist in the
Motor Corporation stock .

N ame

sale of Gray

$500,000 worth of 105 preferred stock in the Gray Motor Corporation
will be sold at $10 per share. This is your chance to invest in a project
that promises to be one of the greatest developments in the automotive
industry. We will gladly send further details if you will send in the
coupon marked "Information."
There is also an opportunity for a number of men, particularly those
in
now associated in the automobile industry in Michigan, to assist
earn-
a
way
that
will
bring
them
immediate
stock
in
the sale of this
ings, and a chance for a profitable future connection with this large "
undertaking. If interested send in the coupon marked "Opportunity.

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Address

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ALONZO P. EWING

Information

ALONZO P. EWING,
910 Dime Bank Bldg.,

Detroit, Michigan.

I would like to have you send me furthet
information about the 10% cumulative pre-
ferred stock in the Gray Motor Corporation.

Name.

Address

310 Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit, Michigan Phone Main 9135

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