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STATISTICAL REPORT
For Year 1921

,

VT- c:tal membership representing
1,797
organizations
Respectfully submitted,
BLANCHE J. HART,
Executive Secretary.

PETER J. SCHWEITZER IS
PICKED KEREN HAYESOD
ADMINISTRATIVE HEAD

TAKES ACTIVE PART
IN JEWISH EXHIBIT

CLAIRMONT CLUB

Y. M. H. A. NOTES

being 28 to 25. The team was de-
lightfully entertained by the Akron

Y. W. and Y. M. H. A.
The first annual dance of the Y.
A joint meeting of the senior and
M. 11. A. at the Stotler Hotel last
In order to promote cleaner iith-
junior organizations took place Sun-
Sunday evening proved a great sac- letics, the "Y" team has entered the
RELIEF DEPARTMENT
'day afternoon at the clubrooms.
---.
d th
an and will p lay
cess and
the different committees amateur tournamen
tournament
Cash Receipts for Fund Pass the Messrl. Grossman and Lieberman de-
were delighted to find the spirit of their first game on Thursday, at the
livered impressive speeches purported
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Million Dollar Mark.
18,182
Total number applicat ions
the Jewish people in Detroit and the Jewish Institute.
For Year 1921.
to bring closer relations between the
6,428.
support of the young folks in this
Applications for relief
NEW YORK-At a meeting of the two organizations. J. J. Krause, di-
Applications in clinic. ... . 8,156
first a affair as well as the interest
ATHENA GIRLS CLUB
Temporary
Executive
Committee
of
rector, and II. Madison, associate
RF:CEIPTS
Applications in Department of
given by the elder people. Miss Rose
382.69 the Keren Ilayesod of America, which member. addressed the clubs.
.. .. . 3,062' Balance in hand of rreas-
Health clinic ...
Stein, the juvenile entertainer of De-
The third year of the club's exist-
The Glee Club, making its first ape
urer
Jan.
I,
1921
was
held
at
the
office
fo
the
Keren
5,791
;
$
trait, rendered some up-to-duce num- ence has commenced in the usual
Beneficiaries
38.00 Ilayeimd, 50 Union Square, on Wed- pearance, rendered a few songs. Miss
.
194 Rents for meetings
her singing was enjoyed by
New cases
be
peppy manner, with the meeting held
nesday, the treasurer, Herman Can- Ida Arkin offered a few short recite-
Refunds-
Applicants receiving material
all, especially her singing of "Eili• Monday, Jan. 23. A line spirit was
231.50 heim, reported that the cash receipts lions. The program was good and
llospital bills, X-Rays..
relief (432 families, 1,858
Eili." Her dancing wan also cleverly displayed by all members in review-
1,853.56
"
for
the
Keren
Ilayesud
were
constant-
helned
make
the
meeting
a
success.
Relief and loans
, 4,763
1,851
Credit is due to the entertain-
individuals)
ing the policies and accomplishnisui
A drive for members for the junior
Children's board
322
.
9 „ 78-7 „ 0 ly increasing and had already passed
dune.
Received medical relief
ment committee for their untiring la- for the last two years and the elali
This of organization is under way and any
Automobile tires
706
1 . 2 .° 8 the million dollar mark.
hors, especially to the chairman, S. orate educational, charitable and
Received shoes and clothing .
131.55 eimrse, enabled the New York office young Jewish boys between ages of
67; Music school
Rosenbloom, whose work was very cial functions are already laid
Weekly allowances
18.28
Telephone, telegraph .
82'
,,,,. ti , continually increase its remittances 13 and 15 may apply for membership
.
Children placed in homes
commendable.
for the next six months.
.'"
to
London
for
l'alestine.
Within
the
on
Monday
evenings
at
5137
llast-
.
Miscellaneous
63
Families represented by 82
Open house will be conducted
477.05 past two weeks the num of £25,030 logs street.
39 Special donations .
.
children .
Dave Freedman and Max Smith, the club at its next meeting, Nlarel.,i,
The meeting of the Clairmont Club
821.50
was
remitted
which
is
considerably
in
8'
Memorial
donations
Children adopted
treasurer and financial secretary, ten- night, Jan. 30, at the home of
100.00 excess of the £10,000 per week which will be held next Thursday evening.
.-20IZachariah Selling bequest
Granted transportation . .
dered their resignations of their re- Nettie Spatter, 623 Mdebury aver],
170.00 the office had set itself to remit. Ile
75' Collections, subscribers. .
Families given matzos .
spective • offices, due tee lack of time S. I.. Miller, the club director, is
33 From Community Union . 103,867.04 believed there was every reason tie
Individuals granted loans .. . .
and other personal affairs. S. Suss- sliding ti
the evening a m•m!,
,
expect not only continued increase in
Pairs shoes and rubbers d is-
man and I. Sharnak were elected tee able one for the Athena Girls 0,1
$109,266.50
351
Total
tributed
fill the vacancies.
friends.
The ninth annual oratorical contest
Articles of clothing received
of the Philornathie Debating Club will
1,818
DISBURSEMENTS
from Needlework Guild
be held at the Shaarey Zedek audi-
Mr. Mssenger
found that his
LECHEM ONIYIM
e
4,348
Pieces clothing distributed
Administration.
tontine on the evening of Thursday,
school work has taken up too much
294 •
Families given clothing
$ 23,140.72 i
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Salaritts . .
Feb.
9,
at
Si
o'clock.
The
event
is
one
of
his
time
and
in
onler
to
do
justiee
The
dunce
given Saturday evt ,, ,,,
808
Individuals given clothing ..
I Printing, stationery and
t., which all are invited. There is
to his work lie resigned as secretary, Jun. 21, by the Lechern Oniyiin I.
SAMUEL CASHWAN
10,262 :
Visits of investigation ..
329.66
.
postage
•much keen competition among the con-
but will retain the managership of at the Ainerhan Eagle Temple,
Families given personal serv-
147.79 '
!Office supplies
testants and the affair will undoubt-
Mr. Cashwan, who has already won the "Y" team.
enjeyed by a large gathering of ■ -
2,247
ice but not relief
94.94'
Office
• furniture
"lily result in a gond display of ran- tams i ■ is • sculptor, is • member of
--
people and proved a success, !
4,267
Families visited
1,553.51
Telephone and telegraph
Morris Abramoff,
fur}. Ben Sa
Mrs. I .
art committee in charge of the
Saturday, Jan. 26, the Y. M. II. A. financially and socailly.
6
069
Office interviews
229.83
,
ItreIght and cartage
Louis
Carpel,
Jack
Honigman,
Dan
the
the
Jewish
Institute,
start•
- ! !
basketball team will travel to Jack- Ruben, president, thanks all who I . 1
.
exhibit •t
a.
5,941
Telephone calls on cases ..
M intenance, insurance,
liudnitzsky and M'ilbur DeYoung will
a success.
I
son
to
play
the
return
game
with
the
eil
make
this
affair
Letters written on cases .. ... . 2,520
887.32
Dodge automobile
face each other on the evening in ing Jan. 29.
McGraw's whom they defeated by the proceeds will be given tie charity.
227
Domestic difficulty cases
35 Maintenance, Ford auto-
lquestitin and will display their ability
score
of
15
to
14.
A
special
car
has
PERFECTION LODGE
Pension cases
297.32
.
.
' along the liens of theme construction
mobile
88 4
ALPHA LAMBDA KAPPA
been chartered for the occasion and
Temporary cases
2,510.44 i
.
Heat, light, power
, as well as delivery.
l'els ti, l'er- many of the "Y" members are going
Causes.
On Wednesday evening, Feb.
45.68 ,
.
...
At the last meeting, Louis Cohane,
Insurance
A. M., to make the trip.
The I tittillt,tual Advancement i . o,
F'.
&
Among Pension Cases--
1,702.90
a former speaker of the Philomathic (cabin Lodge, No. 486,
. 3 Repairs Jewish Institute
matey has arranged for a serii
Under-employment ..
403.44!
' and it prominent attorney, delivered will hold its annual Wowing ;tarty at
.
. 4 Household expense
lectures
to tee given at meeting
This
alt
Sunday,
Jan.
29,
the
"Y"
will
again
Sickness
221.98 ,
. . ...
a most instructive address on the topic the Masonic Temple.
2 Laundry
of Jewish problems. Samuel Stern- promises to surpass all others given resume Cleir weekly dances, which the Alpha Kappa Lambda. This
228.06 .
4 Traveling expense .
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music
take
place
at
their
clubrooms,
5744
day
evening,
Dr. Louis Weis..
Lodge.
Splendid
Old age
'berg, also a former speaker, advanced by P
.
and entertainment has been arranged Hastings street, which were inter- give an illustrated talk on "The \,
Desertion
$ 31,789.58 ,
, suggestions and was well received.
Total .
4 ' i
the Stet- atemy and Physiology of the 4, . !
at
7
rupted
by
the
big
dance
Widows
The last and most important meet- and refreshments will lie served.
Misc•Ilanoous
4
Members and their friends are in- ler Hotel. The dances are open to Messrs Robert Drews and Do,
Wi dowers
25.62
ing of the term will be culled to order
$
I Fidelity Bonding Co
Briskman Will speak on timely•
1
at the Farnsworth meeting place this vited. The ei mmittee in charge is the general public.
Tuberculosis . ..... . ....
1,074415
I I Interest on mortgage„ ..
jects at subsequent meetings.
Sunday
evening.
Officers
for
the
en-
composed
of Harry Jacobson, chair-
Full orphan
Memorial and special do-
An open initiation will be held
1
Inebriate
suing term will be elected during the man; Louis Zuieliack, secretary;
Tuesday, Jan. 31, the "Y" will eon-
nations transferred to
4
.
'
duct
a
smoker,
at
which
affair
some
Sunday,
Feb. 5, at the Hotel Ciold .
Lack of parental care..
1,661.98 '
! course of the session. With ninny can- Charles Miller, M ii
special savings account
,
n-
t
i
y
'!'hr:in
"S•lisurl and Jacob f the leading boxers in Detroit will An exclusive dance of the year - ,i
con- The
Charles
Sandorf,
Among Temporary Cases-
182.17
.
didati.s
tested battle
in the field,
is certain
a stubbornly
to develop.
berg, K. Nathan
Metzger
74iMiscellaneous expense
y, Feb. 23, at
on Thursda
held
will
be
distributed
1st
Undenemployment . ..
Smokes
appear.
!
„. , ,
. 232
and various entertainers will help Detroit Federation of Women's I ! ,,
Unemployment
. $ 2,944.f12 ,
men who will give day to others at the Hershfield. ___ _ _ __ _ _
total
1 93
make the evening an enjoyable one
Sickness
end of the session next week are: Max
Educational and Publicity.
INVESTMENT COMPANY
Separation
131.55
PETER J. SCHWEITZER
Cohen, speaker; Harry Platt, clerk; $75,000 FOR MEDICAL
$
for all.
r ,1 Music department .
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Old age
IS IN GOOD CONDITION
13. 9'1
! Wilbur DeNoung, assistant clerk, and
-
66 !Exhibit expense
WORK
IN
PALESTINE
I in the ! Aaron Weiswasser, sergeant-at-arms.
235.86
the
receipt
but
increase
as
well
Desertion
During the first week in February
491Community dinner exp ..
-
156.85 , rate at which the money was coming
Widows
The annual meeting of the soS
9 . Publicity
' in Unpaid pledges now anviunteil to All have done commendable work for
NEM' YORK-According to the the "Y" will celebrate Father and
Widowers .......
the organization.
terms of an agreement between the Sun
S Week. Arrangements for the. holders of the Union Investment i ••,,,,
15
657.19 over a million and a half dollars.
Tuberculosis ....
$
Joint Distribution Committee and the week are already under way and party was held Thursday, Jail 19,
Total
3
Emanuel Neuman, the secretary,
Orphans
Outside Organisations.
further information will be given with more than 80 per cent of Ili.
gave
a
general
survey
of
the
work
of
American
Zionist
Organization,
which
1
Inebriate
Home,
through this column at a later date. stock represented in person. Th. ,.
1 0 Jewish Orphan
agreement will i expire in January,
Lack of parental care
Cleveland, Ohio - . 8 5,000.00 the Sokolow Delegation. Ile dwelt
The committee in charge consists of port of Abraham Cooper, the i ,
I
particularly on the results in I hila-
1422 the Joint Distribution Commit-
, 1:'
Delinquency
O. A. Skolnek, chairman, H. A. Levin, dent, showed the company to I , ,
MRS. ANNA GOLDBERG
, Monteliore Ohl I , o I k s'
,
760.00 , delphia which exceeded expectations
tee is to give a monthly subvention of
Unmarried mothers
excellent condition and in pos ,,-
Home, Cleveland, Ohio
:;
! and represented a breaking of all
Mrs. Anna Goldberg, formerly of $12,500 for medical work in Palestine A. Messenger and Mr. Rosenthal.
,!;
Transients
of a large surplus.
- National
Jewish
Hospital,
'6 ,
2,7130,001
Philadelphia
record's.
Ile called
at-
tendon
to
the
great
service
rendered.,
Bay
City,
died
suddenly
Sunday,
Jan.
through
the
Medical
Unit.
At
the
Blind
The Board of Directors met lime.
Denver, Colo.
6
The basketball team made their
115 at 1323 Winder street. The last executive meeting of the Joint
Insanity
II Jewish Consumptives' Re-
Distribution Committee this subiect first trip of the season when they diately after the stockholders' mce!
Imprisonment
was conducted at the rest-
100.00 , in Philadelphia by Dr. Morris Rich- I funeral
'
lief Soc., Denver, Co l ..
uence,
Rabbi
J.
I..
Levin
officiating.
was
taken
up
again.
The
Medical
traveled
to
Akron
on
Saturday,
Jan.
ing
and declared the regular qua, 111,
'man whose contribution of $101100 .
Hebrew Sheltering and
acted as a valuable stimulant to a Interment took place at Machphelah Committee pointed out that the Medi- 21, and played Firestone and Good- terly dividend of 2 per cent on
Immigrant
Aid
Society,
cemetery.
The
deceased
was
58
co
Sanitary
work
in
Palestine
most
year
Rubber
Company.
They
defeat-
preferred
stock, payable Feb. 1, 1922
CLINIC DEPARTMENT
2,000.00 large number of other contributors.
sUine
e
r
ffi
lecte ocers
to 14, It r-ed
New Turk; N. Y
Other cities, repoiled Mr. Neuman, , e ars of ag e
not be di sconnued.
ti
The Joint Dis- ed Firestone b y the s core o f 16
Como I,
star yeare as follow s: Abraham en
,,, I National Desertion Bu-
their
of
absence
the
tie
op-
but,
due
100,00 were showing gratifying results.
Comm ittee has therefore
Goldbere
is
survived
by
two
tribution
Mrs.
D.
Upson,
vice-preq-
Lent
Prescriptions allowed
reau, New York, N. Y.
'l
l'i.ter J. Schweitzer thvn reported sons, David and Julian Goldberg, and propriated a new use of $75,000 as guards, Winkleman and Siegel, who president;
Hospital cases
'',.; ! Field Bureau, National
his experiences and observations in . a daughter, Mrs. Tette Friedman, all six months' subvention for the Medi- could not make the trite on account dent; David Cooper, secretary and
,
Abdominal supporters given
of business, lost to Goodyear, score treasurer.
' '1 Conference of Jewish
the
trip he had made for the Karenof Detroit.
cal Unit, at $12,50 a month.
500
Individuals given rubber stock-
Social Service .
Ilayesod through the middle and for
11 Detroit Tuberculosis San-
ings ..
350.00 west. The outstanding accomplish-
Arch supports given
'. atorium
ment was the enlistment in active
' Individuals given special cor-
$ 11 550.00 service for the Keren Ilayescal of a
2 '
.
sets
Total
considerable number of important per-'
54
Individuals gives glasses
Clinic and Hospital.
363 . 75 sons in the larger cities of this region.
Clinics held
„ , 30 , 1 , ' Clinic and X-Rays . .... . ..$
At the conclusion of Mr. Schweitz- ,
Patients treated
'''''''' Detroit Tuberculosits.San-
493.80 We report, Mr. Conheim called utten-
2,466
Patients treated by nurse
atorium ... .. . .... ........
„,
lion to the great need of an official
2,816.60
.
Old patients
5 „'?.,' t : Harper Hospital
2g5,00 head of the Keren
Ken Ilayesod adminis-
New patients
..',,',.,' :Grace
65.00 tration, and on his motion, Mr..
Home visits by clinic nurse
" ' Samaritan Hospital
15
Schweitzer
was
elected chairman of
7.
Surgical
2,99,2 Shurly Hospital
It
the Administrative Committee.
-Medical
1,° ` '' Government Hospital at
Mr.
should
be
mentioned
that
,isg . r,()
Genecology
Ellis Island
i,
Schweitzer heads the list of Maaser
Ear, nose and throat
1,320
',,;',,,, Okawana Camp for Crip-
payers in America. Up to the pres-
Eye
r',,`, ° , , pled Children, Port Ilu-
115 . 00 . ant he has contributed about $300,000
.
Dermatology
ron, Mich.
1.2
' -',1 2̀ i
26.00' to 'Zionist funds. lie now regards the'
Blood transfusion
Dental
5.001 Keren Ilayesod as his principal Zion-
3,062
Pedriatic
. „„ Mineral baths
37 78! ist activity.
X-Rays
t ' u Convalescent care .
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL RECORD

CO.
the
DETROIT LIFE b i NSURANCE

"The Company of Service"

$ 4,701.98

OVER A MILLION A MONTH IN MICHIGAN
Is the Record of New Business Written in 1921

NU BETA PHI

Total
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
A regular meeting of the No Beta
R II' f
Material relief, loans,etc $ 39,969.95! }'hi Sorority was held Wednesday
14
Grace Ilospital cases
8,818.22! evening, Jan. 18, at the home of
38
Children's
hoard
Harper Hospital cases
' Miss Marion Grosberg, 569 Palmer
Tuberculosis Sanatorium cases .. 3 Clothing, shoes, rubbers
5,139.01 avenue east. The next meetingeb. wi1, ll!
.
and dry goods
1
Samaritan Hospital cases
601.35
, be held Weday evening, F
1 Transportation
Shirty Hospital cases
the home of Miss Ilelen Holinstat,
.
25 Carfare
Herman Kiefer Hospital cases
372.20 ! at
600 t3 Van Court avenue.
15
Receiving Hospital cases
$
54,900.731
Total
2
Northville Sanatorium cases
Temporary Boarding Homes.
Cases at Government Hospital,
11.81
Interest from bank
1 Maintenance II e r man
Ellis Island
Krolik Memorial __.._$ 1,235.48 ,
12
Eloise cases
$1,511.81'
Total
a
n
n
i
e
F
Maintenance
Okawana Camp for Crippled Chit-
Disbursements.
Lewis Memor ial
•
1
dren
729.13 Interest and payment in full
Maintenance Rosalie Sie-
-
$1,030.00
in
n note
690.07
gel Memorial
107.01!
FRESH AIR DEPARTMENT
Alley paving taxes
Children housed for 10 weeks 1,447
. . $ 2,654.68
Total
1 . 527
$1,137.04
Total number individuals
Total
150
Individuals per week
Total Disbursements .8109,198.78
612
Number different children
Balance on hand Jan. 1,
$ 374.77!
•
Investigation visits for camp
1922
354 Balance on hand of Treas.
2,226 a
Number children registered
67.72
$
urer Jan. 1, 1922
Families represented by regis-
SARAH E. KROLIK ESTATE
Petty
cash
in
hands
of
See-
1,174
trations
. .. ...... . 1,000.00
...
retary
785
Receipts.
Registration over 1920
Cost per person per week, in-
Received from Krolik Es-
Balance on hand of Sec-
Ba
$4.18
$1,800.001
eluding overhead expense
$1,067.72
tate
retary Jan. 1, 1922
1.81
Loan advanced by Mr. But-
Cost per person for food
500.00
zel
•• .
PETTY CAS H
R ece i ved_
RECREATION COMMISSION
$2,300.001
Total
.
$110,198.78
From
Treasurer
-
D'sbursements.
22,110
Boys reached by activities
18,945 Dispensed-
.
Checks by Secretary $ 59,115.99 Expense workroom, (28 in-
Girls reached by activities
9 1 :5305
$ 85
dividuals)
11,544
. 60,082.79
Men reached by activities
Cash by Secretary
Repairing machines .
Women reached by activities...11,303
185.28•
$109,198.78 Supplies, workroom
63,902
Individuals reached
Total
Room and board (seven in-
5,325
Average monthly attendance
508.00
dividuals)
Number full time workers . .
Petty cash on hand of
Jan. 1, 1922. $ 1,000.00 Loan refunded to Mr. But-
Activities of Recreation Commission. 3
Secretary
S
600.00
zel
Games, gymnastics, social dancing,
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folk and aesthetic dancing, basketball
$2,136.13
Total
games, handicraft for boys and girls,
-
Scouts, hiking, chorus work, club
Receipts.
Balance on hand Jan. 1,
work for boys and girls, Dramatic Balance on hand Jan. 1,
$ 163.87
.
. ..
1922
$1,017.5 3
Club, Mothers' Club, seasonal festi-
1921
vale and entertainments, neighbor- Memorial donations, includ-
SINKING FUND
ing Temple Beth El Flow-
hood visiting.
er Fund and special dons-
-
Receipts.
1,661.98
lions .
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
Balance as per last report
Loan on Sarah E. Krolik es-
$ 597.36
500.00
tate refunded . . .. ..........
372
Visits made
7.80
61.23 Dec. 1, 1920, bank interest
83 Interest
Organizations visited
1921-
8
Community nights (adults) -
180.00
Jan. 1I, Friedman int
$3,230.74
Total .. . .
8
Community night (children)
24.50
Apr. 7, Hunter interest
Disbursements.
34
Entertainments held
July 1, Friedman interest 180.00
$ 472.70
13 Expense music school
Mothers' meetings held
24.50
July
20,
Hunter
interest
.
30.00
1,850 Two bronze door plates
Attendance of mothers
3.37
June 1, bank interest_.
75.00
1,525 . Jewish Institute sign .. ......
Attendance of children
7.50
Dec.
1,
bank
interest
!
40 Expense automobile tires
Pupils in music school
132.68.
refunded U. J. C. account
Total attendance of pupils........ 350
81,025.03
Total
7 Loan advanced on Sarah E
Teachers in music school
Disbursements.
600.00
41
Krolik estate
Citizens' classes held
Dec. 3, 1920. turned over to
402
pupils
Total attendance of
United Jewish Charities .$ 500.00
$1,210.38
Total
Cooking lessons given by visit-
36
ing Housekeeper
Balance in bank on Jan. 18,
60 Balance on hand Jan. 1,
Cooking demonstrations
$ 525.03
1922
$2,020 36
...
_
.
1922
690
Total attendance of women..._
--
Sewing lessons given by Visit-
ASSETS
FIRE. FUND
5
ing Ilousekeeper
28
Immigrant girls in workroom
Balance in Wayne County
Receipts.
Total number women in work-
and Home Savings Bank..$ 625.03
37 Balance on hand Jan. 1,
room
6,000.00
mortgage
8 299.67 Friedman
Fr
1921
Total attendance immigrant
700.00
Hunter
mortgage
Disbursements.
2,445
dancing class
(repairs
Vie-
7
Y.
M.
II.
A.
Scholarships to immigrant boys..

$7,225.03
Total
$ 23.75
trola)
Visits made for English classes
279 New chairs for Jewish Insti-
• for Department of Education
6 275.82 Balance dne on mortgage
Attendance at Jewish Art and
$17,375.00
Jewish Institute
2,600
Crafts Exhibit
$ $299.67 Balance due on note Fresh
Total
Outings provided at Rochester
8,500.00
Air Society
FANNY
E.
LEWIS
ESTATE
60
terra during summer
Respectfully submitted,
I
R•ceipts.
4,990
Individuals attending
BESS M. STELNBERG ,
Turned
over
by
Fred
M.
Organizations meeting in Jew-
Assistant Secretary.
Butzel
30
Jab Institute

This is the strongest evidence of public confidence in the Detroit Life Insurance Company, which
has attained its high standing with the people of the State of Michigan by reason of its continuous
observance of its slogan, "The Company of Service,"
The record of 1921 is the most satisfactory in the history of the company.

New business written during 1921, $12,484,000.
Increase over 1920, 32%.
Increase in paid-for business in 1921 over 1920, 30%.
Increase in paid-for business in 1921 over 1919, exactly 90%.
See official figures below.

This record was made in spite of the industrial and business depression everywhere in evidence
and shows conclusively that the people of Michigan appreciate the policies issued and the service
rendered by the Detroit Life Insurance Company.

OTHER SUBSTANTIAL INCREASES

Increase
1921
1920
$122,610
$
887,981
$
765,371
Premium Income
413,750
1,940,834
1,524,984
Legal Reserve
476,625
2,268,514
1,791,889
Gross Assets
The insurance in force showed an increase of $5,083,000 in 1921 over 1920.
$27,118,000 insurance in force, December 31, 1921, carried by FIFTEEN THOUSAND SATISFIED
POLICY HOLDERS IN MICHIGAN.

HERE ARE THE COMPARATIVE FIGURES

Of Michigan's Leading Insurance Company
For the Year 1921

OPPORTUNITY FOR ENERGETIC
MEN AND WOMEN

In spite of the large business it is doing, there are
many cities and villages in Michigan where the Detroit
Life is not yet represented. This offers opportunity for
3,048,000.00
Increase in 1921 (32 per cent)
those who wish to devote either their whole time or
9
9,889,000.00
New Business paid for in 1921
only part-time to life insurance work. Previous ex-
7,581,000.00
New Business paid for in 1920
perience unnecessary. The co-operation given by the
Home Office will make the work pleasant and profit-
8 2,308,000.00
Increase in 1921 (30 per cent)
able. Write or call at the Home Office or at any of our
$ 5,204,000.00
New Business paid for in 1919
4,685,000.00
branch offices for further particulars regarding an
in 1921 over 1919
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This is an increase of 90 per cent in two years.

New Business written in 1921-Total
New Business written in 1920-Total

$12,484,000.00

9,436,000.00

PROMPT PAYMENT OF ALL CLAIMS

The Detroit Life always has tried to be one of the most practical service to its policyholders in every emergency. From the
very first this Company has made a practice of paying every death claim the same day the proofs of death reached the Home Office
During the year 1921 death claims amounting to $115,067 were paid. Total death claims paid to date $551,314.

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Rates on all forms of life insurance furnished on request.

. DETROIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

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M. E. O'BRIEN, President
M. Fishman, Supt. of Agents, Wayne County.
REPRESENTATIVES

I. Fisher
L. Lipnik
0. Aronson
B. Fishman
P. Portney
S. Cabot
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D. Krakovsky
E. A. Rosenberg
A. Feldman
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M. Laser
I. Finkelstein
M. Wagman
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S.
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