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THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS York
Saturday,
Majestic
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Tharaud.
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Mr. and Ws. A. L. Goldstein and
Saginaw

children of Flint motored to the ho
W011 the coveted Goncourt prize see-
me
erns years ago, are Frenchmen who Sunday, spending the day at Mrs. Saul
have been occupying themselves with of their uncle, Mr. 1111 , 1

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elucidating the Jewish soul in East- Goldstein.
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flee, skillful wielders of the literary The Misses Klein and Monroe Klein
brush and analysts of the mental of Flint were guests Sunday of the
processes of the people of whom they blisses Helen and Eleanor Goldstein.
treat, the Tharauds achieve brilliant --
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The Jewish Young People's Society
results no matter what happen s to be
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hd its monthly business meeting
the subject of their collaboration.
el dnes.dav, May 14. Following the
In the case of "The Shadow of We
the Cross," they have produced a meeting
ing a . marshniallow roast was
friends and neighbors.
hook that evokes a mystifying variety
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reactions. They are devoid of i Y '
of reactions.
, fhe Temple Beth El Sisterhood
A prisoer in San Quentin, California, writes this concerning Rabbi sympathy for the situations which
n of the rabbis of this country who has real social vision:
ery successful rummage sale
14.
they seem to understand with a well• held
a ay
very Wednesday, blay 13,
Ceffee, one
nigh perfect discernment ; they depict
the
strange
(strange
as
much
to
the
,
fuesd
"The scene, grim San Quinn!),
Mrs. Jacob Thal is spending the
Western Jewish reader as to the non-
The time, some Saturday;
Jewish reader), mystic and vividly week in Detroit, the guest of her son
The cast, we that are pent in.
exotic conditions of Chassidic life in and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
And some time have to stay.
the Carpathians with a remarkable ,,,, ,
deftness and sureness of touch, The ' 'th “
"To the chapel we are pipe,
David Racoosin was the guest of
story of the boy who is born and
To Judah's God to pray;
brought up in the midst of a Chassi-
Some hearts are overflowing
die community that, for all its aloof-
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With words they cannot say.
Owing to the weather, the com-
ness from the main currents of Jew-
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ish and general cultural striving, „runny picnic was postponed, but will
"All eyes in expectation
might be huddled among the moon- be held the first nice Sunday.
Are bent upon the clock,
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tains of Central Asia, i s superbly
And midst joy of antic i pat ion
told, The progress of the lad's early
Friday evening services were held
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Forgotten are bars and locks.
years is recounted with amazing de- M ay 16, Mr. Gordon's sermon being —
"The Conquering Hero."
scriptive powers.
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"Waiting all, until we see,
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The Jewish reader of "The Shadow
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Entering upon the grounds,
Mr . and Mrs. Adolph Greenbaum
of the Cross" may lay down the book
Ourfriend, Rabbi Dr. Coffee,
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with a heavy feeling in his soul, but have returned from Ann Arbor. They
Our happiness knows no bounds."
he will nevertheless feel a certain were chaperones at the Kappa Mu
glow of pride in the fact that, after , house party,
,
There has been poety written technically far superior to this, but there all, the very unseemliness of the life
Mrs. Adolph Seidler and
is a wealth of feeling, of joy, of hope, of resignation, of faith that must which is depicted expresses a con-
Mr. h Benner spent the week.ellel
move us all. And it must be a source of great satisfaction to Rabbi Coffee sistency of faith and a persistency of
of gratitude and appreciation. Such courage that not even the ever frown- Josepn Arbor.
to have provoked such an expression
ing shadow of the cross can cause to in An
tributes repay the sacrifices that are n ade in behalf of the unfortunate.
waver. Though love was not in their
Charles Marienthal was in Detroit
hearts, the Tharauds have produced for the annual meeting of the 'Acid-
one
of
the
strangely
fascinating
and
I am glad to see a position I have taken for many years past with regard
I gen Council of B'nai B'rith Lodges.
to the situation in American Judaism so completely corroborated by Rabbi compelling books of recent years.
Felix Mendelohn in a recent issue of the Chicago Sentinel. I commend his
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NEW MAGAZINE APPEARS
the consideration of thoughtful minded:
statement to
The first number of the Jewish So-
tie Service Quarterly published by
"Conservatism is a movement towards reform in Judaism and all
the National Conference of Jewish
those who are willing to see things with open eyes are fully conscious
Social Service, has just reached us. It
of this fact. We make bold to predict that a time is coming when
is an attractive and interesting maga-
conservatism and reform will cease fighting one another and will
zine containing articles on subjects of
interest to social service workers by of expression for like.minded Jews in
instead merge into one body. Conservative rabbis are corning more
Morris D. Waldman, Maurice B. Ilex- ways that seemed imperilling and de-
aism ,
and more to realize that theirs is a reform movement in Jud oth er
ter, Dr. Frank F. Rosenblatt, Dr. I. structive. I do value this testimony
1M . Rubinow and Maurice Taylor, in of my fellow-Jews tonight because I
since it is constantly branded by such by Orthodoxy. On the
at I believe that these unde rstand
hand, it is worthy of notice that reform is becoming more and more
addition to editorials, notes and cam- dare
would not undo aught which
th
conservative in its tendencies. The time is therefore fast approach-
talents.
is of value in Jewish life, but rather
t vh em4il y,
ing when the two bodies will realize that there is hardly any differ-
build
uiii o l t ,u,rp oafl I m that
strengthen
to the
contribute
ence between them and they will then be ready for a merger—a step
and the penetrative power of its re-
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from which American Judaism is bound to profit immeasurably."
R-
ligious life.
Twelfth Street Mothers Club:
The Right to Differ.
I would also call Rabbi Mendelsohn's attention to the fact that the Re
The Twelfth Street Mothers Club
"Differ we shall in the future, as
form congregations are recruiting members from so-called Conservative will hold its monthly meeting Satur-
shall
congregations in such numbers that at this very moment the control of most day evening, May 24, at 8 o'clock, at we have differed in the past. to I speak
the New Talmud Torah, corner of continue to reserve the right
Reform congregations is in the hands of conservatives.
my mind on all great pro blems w
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Philadelphia
and
Byron.
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Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of and without Israel. I shall not more .-
l inquiries, I publih s the cuts in those quotas which the United Ilebrew Schools, will dis- consider that I am muzzled by the
have fiends and relatives resid-
on to several
In respse
d
muzzled within
interest the Jewish people who
particularly
ing in Southern and Eastern Europ. Under the present law Polan the
is the section in which it is located. Mrs. Congress than I a
n of the Wayne County the pulpit of the synagogues to which
ermitted to send 30,970 immigrantes, while under the proposed
law
,
can
come
Max
law
Women Voters will speak I minister. Nor shall I be afraid to
P quota is reduced to 8,972. Front Russia, under the prese nt
come. Onl
out to Israel its transgressions,
on "The Significance of Women's point
24,405 immigrants, while under the new law only 1,892 can
Votes."
Mrs.
Abe Cohane will ren- nor to Jacob his sins. Least of all
730 Roumanians can come under the new law, while almost 7,500 are per-
mitted to ardersent law.
Only 1,000 Austrians are allowed der several vocal selections, amen- shall I be silent when I behold my
e 7,342
have been arriving under the present nanied by Mrs. Samuel Shauflander. country in danger of forswearing the
rive un bill, while
perogative of service and noble-
under
the Johnson
law. From
Hungary only 584 can come under the new quota, while almost Dancing of Russian folk dances and high
it is my calling as Jew
6,000 rrived yarly under the present
quota. Thus does one begin to the Virginia reel will follow the ness which
s
alike to urge my
law will affect our people abroad.
a
meeting. Refreshments will be and as American
f ellow.Americans to maintain and to
realize just how drastically the new
served.
magnify."
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The pacifists are coating into heir own. One recalls the articles that Neighborhood Improvement
incountry'ts representative publications during the
Association:
appeared
in many such
of the
war—publications
as the Atlantic Monthly, in which the war was cited
The need for a neighborhood im-
m an indcaion of the breaking down of the Christian church, in fact of provement association in the Oakland
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that this challenge to the Christian church district was discussed at the North Monthly Meetin--
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Sunday, May 2•, is the last month-
ty
It
Christiani
i t itself.
has
not gone
unheeded,
because I find that at a recent conference of the End branch of the Jewish Institute
standing committee on he stat e of the blethodist church, by a vote of last Wednesday evening by men- ly meeting of the year. Because of
Methodist Episcopal General Conference chants and representatives from vari- the significance of the meeting, we
n
expect a large attendance. Instead
76 o n 37, recommendedt to the
ous organizations of that district.
"refusal of the Methodist church to take part in war."
Clarence T. Brazington of the De- of the usual program, there will be 5
for Miss Sara Landman, the
trait Tuberculosis Society gave an il- reception
t,. Th e g i rls on t he
This is an epochal position and one that should invite ought
the attention
of lustrated talk on the relation of flies new soc i al di rec
in self-de-
defs f
cept war
council
will
receive Miss Landman
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to
disease.
John
Knight,
commis
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This means shiner of the street cleaning depart- and will take charge of the refresh-
the entire world. Even an amendmen
r actically e ated.
fense
or the
defense Church
of humanity,
was
p
that the
Methodist
without
qualification and refuses meet, reported on the clean-up cam- rnen ts.
con emns war
do with it, and that the individual
an ything to
naign that he is conducting in that
as
an organization
to freedom
have
Plays at Temple Beth El:
should
be permitted
to follow the dictates of his own conscience. district.
The G. G. Players of the Dramatic
Ths item translated mean s that s o far as the Methodist Church is concerned,
It was suggested that one of the
ever
again
be
imprisoned
or
punished
in
i
first
items
to
be
undertaken
by
the
Club
will give two plays at Temple
should
conscientous
objector
no
improvement
association
is
to
co-
Beth
El on the evening of Wednes-
o promotion of war. There can
an way for refusa to lend imself
t the
h
bodies of the world follow the path
l
m ay 28 . "Pygmalion and Cala-
y
operate
in
the
clean-up
campaign
day,
religious
no question that if all the
tea" and "Will o' the Wisp" will be
be
of the Methodists, that there will be no war. Such action
is fur avvard
more prac-
e peace
tun' which has already begun.
An offer of $20 for prizes of $5 presented. Music between the plays
tical in bringing about permanent peace than
the Lea gue of N
ut all
01 th
ered by Al Dewey's Or-
each was made to stimulate the gar- will he rendered
that were submitted. Going in or staying e co ncerned. The only way to
work of the organization: One chestra. This should be an interest-
means nothing so for as preventing wars is ulations, but by A conviction den
for the best flower garden; third, ing and enjoyable evening.
nd regv
stop war is not by speeches and rules atrue ciilization. We may delude
but after all is for the best vegetable garden; third,
that organized killing has no place in
m
for the best new 1924 garden; fourth, Hik er
ourselves with fine phrases that the cause of right triumphs,
There will be a hike on Sunday,
said and done, it is the side that has the most soldiers and the best devices for the best window box. Another
that wins. It is heartening that the forces of religion are beginning to item of importance to be considered June 1, if the weather is favorable.
by the organization is the plan for If, however, the weather is doubtful.
appreciate their responsibilities.
early closing of stores during July please call the club-house. We will
and August. meet at the club-house at 9 in the
A diary belonging to Christopher Columbus has come to light.
lie
Owing to the lateness of the hour, morning.
to put
ection
le
seems to have four things in mind when he came to this
wha go td and it w as decidedd to leave the of
get counttry:
com- S ummer Camp:
clothes on the natives, convert them to Christianity,
of officers an appointin g
Watch for information concerning
other valuables they had and annex them and their lands to Spain. One mittees for the next meeting, which
is to take place Friday evening, May camp in next issue of The Chronicle.
gets a view of the Orthodox mind when we discover that—
Westminster.
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23, 8 o'clock, at 1111
three commit-
"They (the natives) love their neighbors as they do themselves
There will be at le
tees, one on clean-up work, another
everything is practised with such decency that it is highly pleasing
on
gardens
and
a
third
on early clos-
. . • . They were so liberal and generous they were
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to witness it to oblige their
ing.
.
.
ready to rob themselves of every article of property
J. H. Harper, manager of the Bank Ner
Num b er ot Jews Entering U. S. To.
guests. . I have observed that these people have no religion,
of Detroit, Westminster branch, h as
tale 1,681,683 in 42 Years.
accepted the temporary chairmanship
neither are they idolaters, but are a very gentle race, without the
of the organization.
KIEV.- - IL T. Ad—Plgures have
knowledge of any iniquity; they neither kill, nor steal, nor carry
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been published here which show that
Memorial
Day:
weapons."
A Memorial Day celebration will in the period from 1881, when the
s too k pl ace, to
pogrom681
So Columbus promptly converted than to Christianity and in a spirit of be held at the Jewish Institute Thurs. firfst 1923
en d
603 J ews em th e rate
religious fellowship saved them the trouble of robbing themselves.
day
8 o'clock.
An
o,
app evening, May 29, at
being
ar- from
Russia
to the United States.
appropriate program as
ranged. One of _the special features From 1801 to 1884, 74,310
Jews
to the United
will be the awarding of certificates to emigrated from Russia
Says a reader of Collier's:
the graduates of the Jewish Institute States; from 1885 to 1891, about
the aver-
all
inals
25,-
notoriouss crim
age annual emigration Was
to be
em
citizenship class,
"The names of the dozen or so of the most show
000. In 1892 it was 60,325. After
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apprehended in New York within the past ye
that the emigration wave consistently
of outh or Eas Europen a oriin.
From this and other investigations
g which
Council of Clubs:
1899 the number was 16,-
to base legislative action."
t
S
The semi-annual election of offi. fell. In
upon
cers of the Jewish Institute Council 021. In 1901 the figures
began to
we have plenty of facts
on rise ga
ain. The y reach ed their high-
Righto! But why stop at New York? Why not carry on the investga- Sunday
Ins titute 1908
the 18,
was held at
May
(the
and
at which est pot int between 1904
ton as far as Washington, D. C.? Perham the reader of Collier's may find of Clubs morning,
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the following were elected: Harry period of the Russo-Japanese war,
other facts "upon which to base legislative action."
Thuman, Better Boys Club, presi- the pogroms, the revolution and the
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a $10 bill to the dent; Nathan Kaufman, P. J. I. Cubs, reaction). In 1901, 58,098 Jews emi-
An American in Colombia, South America, presented
vice.president; Miss Rose Cornfield, grated from Russia to the United
748. F
rom
1906, 153,in,
Banco Mercantil American° at Bogota to bear interest, compounded semi-
Ern El Social Milers, secretary; bliss S tates, an
rea ching
annually for 1,000 years, at the end of which time the capital and interest
909 th e figures fell aga
Mary
Caplan,
treasurer.
an annual average of less than 60,
is to be evenly divided between overnments of the United States and
y to further the mutual interests of these
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000. In 1913, the figure's rose back
ra t
Colombia. The idea is primaril the g
Kultur League:
n 1914 it e 130,05 1.
two countries. It is pointed out by a statistician that the $10 bill will,
The Working Men's Kultur League to 101,312.
it f ell
th
the end of the 1,000 yeare, with interest, grow to a sum equal to five times will celebrate its first anniversary With the beginning of the
war 0
In
the cost of the world war. This should be an incentive to our youngsters Sunday evening, May '25, 8 o'clock, again. In 116 dit wa s 23 ,18.
to3 ,0 55. In
at
the
Jewish
Institute.
The
dra-
1919,
it
went
own
to begin to save!
back to 119,036; in 1922
matic, choral and literary sections of 1920 it rose
the league will participate in the pro- it fell again to 49,726, and in 1923
J ew!,
It's about time that members of the Klan, as well as those of any other
d
orgnization s, masker o unmaskd, wh o commit
lawless
acts,
shoul
of gram and a review of the year's work to 45,443. The total number of RUe-
recognized
is seen
in the
fine be
d
will be submitted by the officers. Re- 1,68103, who emigrated from
a
is beginninge to be
pub- sia to the United States between 1881
ished.
That
this keagle
Pun
$400
placed
on the
of the Cortland county section of the New York freshments will be seed. The
and the end of 1923 was 11 per cent
ited.
State Klan. RobertlRice, Jr., is the man convicted of leading a raid on lie is
inv ry
of the total immigration into America
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a hotel in Maraton, N. 1'. e
occasioned
the anybody
raid, but
W do't n kno what
authority
to raid
for the period.
h
has nonlegal
Educational Department:
Between 1901 and 1923, 87,487
Klan
n
the Ku Klux
that when
we
do knot w and
The educational department of the
or nything
they take such steps they are acting beyod is the
law
getting
Jewish Institute acknowledges with Jews emigrated from Russia to Can-
a
and should be arrested like any other lawless mob. The nation
piano ada (9 per cent of the total immigra-
a
1910
fed up with these self-appointed censors of everybody's
morals but their many thanks the gift of Sarah
Ro. tion into Canada). Between
th a own doorsteps
donated by Mrs.
40,651 Jews emigrated
They wouldn't have to go very far from ith eirfum
fumigating k- which was
of
2540
West
Philadelphia'
and
1923.
ONT.
per
(4
senthal
Ru)sais to the Argentine
ofsatisfaction to every right-minded, law- avenue for the benefit of one of the ferooumntry
f $400
The fi
Jewish Institute Music ' cent of the total immigration to that
• a sour
mg overtime. It is
se
abiding citizen to are justice meted out to the violators.
violator in New York State, p u p il s
School.
a Klan
rs that has ever been paid by 400
is the fit
days.
he
had
to
pay
It
or
go
to
jail
for
y
but

By the Vice-President and General rs.'

of the FRANK & SEDER ST('k,

A Very Definite' o-i.d to
the Patrons of this Store
andthe Public in General

BELIEVES AMERICA
WILL STILL CHANGE
IMMIGRATION VIEWS

INSTITUTE NOTES

:ER

re Jews
am the
Rufus,
emelled
an wor-
to the
suffer
is told
us Jew-
aen Ne-
As they
resisting
e latter
Rabbi

her and
,nly two
and the
yet thou
plied: "I
doubtless
ust God,
hose Ce-
1 to die.
ath dese-
nse I am
I weep,
my life."
on, "thou
shes Ills
ist trivial
wart eat.
ants have
hed to in-
truths; or
any ques-
lent with
ut by thy
t y punish-
ing bliss."
e time of
tkiba was
surround-
disciples.
Wings they
began to
addressing
rs, bidding
3 righteous
s
nities that
those who
death; and
and pride.
peedily and
lance broke
is followers
ver of the
its prime,
n mourning
y and lea-t-
This
reed.
time of the
and Pente.
,picious and
,f the Omer.
ssion on his
people and
. Ever since
1 commemo -
r, when tw-
ice and mar-
led and all
are eschewed.
e Omer (the
ince been ob-
i.
net occurred
was observed
1 many homes
ities.

's end!

JOSEPH-- --

By Chas H 100004.1

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stand-
from
in sit-

ss.
clan;
send
, span-

ti'.

1921.

Well, Pious flank is coming in for consider.d... publicity these days, for
which he is nt payig a cent. Senator Reed of 11,o,uri remarked in a loud
in the Senate the other day that Ford was unfair in his deal-
tce,e
of voi
Ws with
his not
sales agencies, that he was a tax dodger, and finally "that all
this slobbering and frothing over Henry Font makes me sick." Shake on
fist'Senator! Millions of people who have been fed on Ford pap by press
e
agents are just as nauseated as you are. I on glad that others have the
super -egoist.
co,,rage to come out in the open and speak the truth of th
ent to the Lincoln stock-
statem
Since the Lelands have exposed him in theifr l
ng other old
Ilti n k "savi"
holders, we don't see Si( ninny pictures o'iou

r.

d stress

Capy•right,

of a Merciless Liter
ary Brush.

feel that

in on ours, inasmuch as we
the people of Detroit.
A great majority have made it their store (taken it to their
hearts, so to speak) and in the short period of three years gi
hearts,
us a volume of ten million dollars annually.

For this we are justly proud because Detroit

has

GOOD MERCHANTS
SPLENDID STORES
AND COMPETITION

IS KEEN
fast. and will
Giving WONDERFUL VALUES built this business

continue to do so, for we are growing, and growing

Now comes our secret.
This store is a unit of The National Department Stores, Inc.,
doing a total annual business of over seventy-three million dollars.

A call was recently sent out from headquarters for our buyers
to come to New York and other Eastern markets to join in one
of the greatest underprice buying movements ever undertaken by

our group of stores.
Owing to the backward season and the general slowing down
anufacturers, importers and jobbers found them-
of business, m
selves with heavy stocks and many canceled orders.
They were eager to sell cheap, take big losses and convert

their surplus stocks into cash.
The purchases of our entire group of stores ran into the mil-
lions, our share alone being over $500,000 (Five Hundred Thou-

sand Dollars)
Buyers for all departments report most unusual purchases at

25c'e, 33 1-3% and 50% reductions.
These reductions will be passed along to you from day to day

in a great sale beginning tomorrow morning.
You are invited to come to our store and share in tremendous
savings on women's and misses' apparel, men's and boys' clothing,
pparel, shoes, millinery,
men's furnishings, girls' and infants' a
under-muslins, lingerie, hosiery, sweaters, blouses, silks, wash

goods, linens, draperies, domestics, etc., etc.
ualities, new and fresh,
Merchandise of the finer and better q

will be offered at prices that will create a sensation in this city.
The presentation of this merchandise at savings of 25%,
33 1-3% and 50% comes as a fitting climax to our Third Birth-

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

day Sale.
dvertisements in the daily papers for wonderful
Read our a
offerings throughout the entire store.

H. L. WARE,
Vice-President and General Manager.

Signed,

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FIGURES ARE GIVEN
AS TO IMMIGRATION

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you
secrets and we are going to let
this store really belongs to

Every store has its trade

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Make This Toio - `Bank

A bank can be of great value to you

mean little. The service it gives you

ir, your business life or it can

risfs lard. ty

with yourself.

in the develop.
oportdmties to assist
The Bank of Detroit welcomes
our customers of long
y
of
a
ment of sound business enterprises. llo
they receive more than per-
standing bank here, they say, because

functory service.

lie ro i t you are cordially
sin( ie. friendly and complete

If you are not a customer of the B. -sit of

invited to come in and learn what our

co-operation will mean to you.

hav, thought of all the ways in
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