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community. Nor do the themes of the who are skeptical about the immedi- EFFORT ENDS; ORPHAN
Pe oentorr
prayer consist of the immediate needs ate, remedial prayer but what mod•
BOYS NOW IN DETROIT
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and wants or ailments of the worship- ern man is there who in the silence of
per. The Jew prays for the ultimate his soul—if he can ever secure a moo-
nonaweettow.neewetteme
Northwest Women's League:
After efforts lasting four years,
of humanity, for knowledge, for ment of silence—does not utter a wish
Sermon Delivered by Rabbi Leon Fram at Temple Beth El, needs
The Northwest Women's League of
Mrs. Charles Levy and daughter,
justice, for unity. There is no pre- for a happier humanity, for a more Isaac and Asa Bessman, orphaned
Detroit, Sunday, May 9, 1926.
And what man is sons of Saul Bessman, who was an Caroline, have returned from a 10 the United Hebrew Schools takes this
tense here that the Jewish worshipper beautiful society
opportunity
to thank the chairmen,
wish,
does
daya'
visit
in
New
York.
sacred dance, the neglects himself. He is simply con- there who, uttering such a
committees and guests who helped
ion of the Central music and the
e vinced that in the welfare of all man- not also believe that it can and will
At the last sess
make
the
card
party given on May
Conference of American Rabbis in magic incantations, the fragrant in kind lies his own truest well-being. be fulfilled that his wishing somehow
The following ladies attended the
Cincinnati, Rabbi Benjamin Frankel, cense and the smoking holocausts, This is a highly modern thought. We contributes to the fulfillment? Let
Temple Sisterhood convention in De- 11 a success. All members are urged
the national director of the Mlle' are by no means expressions of love know that health and happiness are such a man call himself atheist or
troit: Mrs. Frances Levy, Mrs. N. to attend a special meeting to be
Foundations or Jewish student con- fur the gods. They are meant in- social goods, that no man can have agnostic—those terms are mere poses
Seitner, Mrs. II. Helper, Mrs E. held on Tuesday, May 25, at which
Lichtig, Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield and time final arrangements will be made
reg ations, delivered an interesting stead to weave a spell around the di- them without sharing them with —actually that num is praying, pray-
eport
on
the
religion
of
the
univer.
vinities
and
compel
them
to
produce
others.
Jewish
prayer
is
efficacious
ing
Jewishly,
and
most
efficaciously!
for the May flower dance to be given
Mrs. A. B. Roinan.
r
on May 30. Members are requested
city student. lie had distributed a corn and meat and victory in battle. ' because it goes a fter fundamental
to participate in the membership
questionnaire among the students It is only when civilization arises and rather than immediate things. It is "At first I prayed for light...
Mrs. Rose Moses is the guest of
who attended the campus services at life becomes complex and man begins to borrow an expression from the field "And next I prayed for strength...
drive.
her son, Murray Moses of Toledo,
Champaign, Ill., and Madison, Wis., to hunger for something more than o f „,,,di e j,,,, , preventive rather than "Anti then I asked for faith.. .
Ohio.
Pupils Participate in Campaign:
"But now I pray for Love,
and among the questions he asked mere self-preservation that the insti- curative.
Pupils in the Detroit United Ile-
s ...... which read as follows: Aside tution of prayer as communion or
•
I remember once reading an article And light, and strength and faith
Mrs. E. Lichtig has left for Cleve- brew Schools have been enlisted in a
sermon or lecture, what ale- conversation with a personal god
Are opening everywhere.
the
from
by the famous investment expert,
land,
where
she
will
be
the
guest
of
nation-wide effort among the Hebrew
the service of worship do you comes into being.
God only waited for me
ment in
Roger Babson. His advice to the read-
relatives for 10 weeks.
school and Jewish Sabbath School
most out of? "Get the moat
Till I prayed the larger prayer."
get the
Prayer entered into the life of Is- er was: Do nut speculate on the daily
children of the United States for the
' oat of " is an awkward expression. rael with the prophets. The prophets fluctuatt.ns of the market. For though
Mrs. Henry Weiss, who spent sev- planting of 1,000 trees in Palestine.
It was used because the students were simple men who happened to you will often sueceed, you will often
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Bernard Isaacs, principal of the -
knew e xactly what it means—even as have become aroused by the wrongs fail. Invest in the fundamental con- Detroit Life Makes Promotions.
Hirschfield, has returned to her home United Hebrew Schools, announced
you do also.
and vices which accompanied the de- ditions of industry. Speculate on the
ASA AND ISAAC BESSMAN
that the children under his direction
in Detroit.
What were the answers to that veloping civilization of Israel. They long pull. Your returns will not be'
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
De•
are participating in the campaign to
A number declared that cried for justice and no man would sensational but they will be suhstan-
question. '
the extent of raising funds for the
what appealed to them most was the listen. Unable to obtain a hearing tial. There you have illustrated the trait life Insurance Company, two editor
and
doctor
of
philosophy
of
reached
Detroit
yester-
Mrs.
N.
Seitner
is
the
guest
of
her
Kiev, Russia,
or
imk
d
ered
music. A few others wrote: the re- from their contemporaries, they principle of the Jewish ritual. Pray- noteworthy promotions were
their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glucksman of planting of at least 50 trees. The
day Cujo
canipaign, which is the first nation-
wasn't- reading. Several more re- turned to an Ideal Person—to God, ern for my immediate comforts may as recognition for 16 years of nien- in e
Cleveland, Ohio.
wide effort of its kind yet attempted
pled: the selections from the Bible. Lord of the Future. The Hebrew or may not be possible of fulfillment; torious service for this progressively Becker,
never
seen.
The whom
father they
died had
in 1919
and
the
among the Jewish children of the na-
For an obvious reason sonic said: the word for prayer— Tephillah—tneans they may or may not deserve an an- advancing company. James I). Baty
The pupils of Mrs. Anthony's Sab-
tion, opened on Lag B'Omer (May 2,
Kaddish. A bit sardonically a few the invocation of God as judge.. And swer. The most efficacious prayers was advanced from position of sec- mother, a Kiev ly. physician,
died cases
two
Death in both
bath
School
class
are
diligently
re-
ry
and
treasurer
to
the
position
years
previous
and will end on Shabuoth, which falls
a
due
to
privation.
answered: the closing benediction. after Amos had discovered this Judge are those made on the long pll, the rot
d to be
hearsing their parts for confirmation
prayers. of vice-president and secretary. was stint
on May 18. Lag B'Omer commemo-
But the overwhelming majority wit- in the universe to whom he coud
e ut• fundam e ntal,
preventive
services, which will be held on Sun-
nesstal that they got the most out of ter his protests against the prevail- pray for the Kingdom of God; the George P. Barnes, assistant were-Harry
Becker
Becky
Le-
vine, aunt
of the and
two M.
boys,
wish
to day, May 23. 'The following will be rates the efforts of the Jewish heroes,
Bar Kochba and Rabbi Akiba, to re-
m-
to
thank
ing wrongs Hosea found in this cause of social righteousness will tary, was made treasurer and M eth-
portunity to tha
the silent prayer,
confirmed: Naomi Blumenau, Bessie
store Palestine to the Jewish people
E
The silent prayer has alwayz been judge also an ideal companion to be strengthened by your commit- taut secretary. Both of these officials take this
the Jewish W
of op
Golden, Florence Golden, Bessie Tep-
In re-
re Organization
Organization fo r per, Beryl Voight, Jeannette Wein• more than 2,000 years ago.
Welfare
ential
element
in
the
Jewish
lit-
whom
one
could
open
the
innermost
ment
to
it,
others
will
catch
the
con-
have
been
actively
connected
with
the
bars
a
an es ,
In the Orthodox service, it is recesses of the heart; and Isaiah din- Giglio' of it, and in the progress of Detroit Life from its earliest days. ropean kind assistance M in help g o o berg and Jack Korn. Mr. Regner cent years it has been the custom in
the diaspora to raise funds for the
r. Beckinill
r w
called the Shemone Esre, or the cerned in the judge and companion the whole community you will also Other officers re-elected follow: Pres- their the buys
will conduct the services.
planting of trees in Palestine. Dur-
s
and e states
o them
eighteen, because it consists of 19 the beneficent father of the universe, find your own inward happiness. ident, M. E. O'Brien; vice-presidents, bring thoys
over.
ing the past quarter of a century al-
paragraphs which the worshipper re- through the love of whom all man- Pray for universal peace the cause of Frank II. Watson, John R. Walsh, be ever grateful t
The card party given by the Inde-
ice if to
Ke will
glad pendent Order B'rith on Wed- most 1,000,000 trees have been plant-
cites inaudibly. It is also called the kind might become one devoted fam• international concord will be strength- Morris Fishman; assistant secretary, that
at them
any time
he be
can only
b•• too
of serv-
ed, covering a combined area of 2,200
Amidah or the standing prayer, be- ily and aLl the earth one happy home. ened by your commitment to it, and in Victor A. Harrington; actuary, Earl to do so.
nesday evening, May 5, was a suc-
dunam of land, divided among 10 for-
cause the worshipper must stand These recorded experiences of the the brotherhood of nian you will also C. Wightman; medical director, Dr.
cess, both socially and financially.
eoto. During the war many of these
while reciting it. In the Reform Fit• prophets of Israel anti the prophets tind your own peace. Arc there not henry R. Carstens; assistant to the
l
p
trees were destroyed.
mil the silent prayer consists of a of other races have esablished
for signs that this Jewish yearning for resident,
Homer Guck; genera
roan-
. t
"Yiskor" at Orchestra Hall.
II. O'Brien;
s
to
the
presdient,
P.
FRANK
WEXLER
The Jewish National Fund, which
el
translation of the last paragraph of us the remarkable ha it o prayer— peace, uttered in the dawn of history
Frank Wexler of 2508 Taylor are-
is the Zionist agency for the pur-
a conversation ll when war was still considered the superintendent of agents, D. G. Neu-
this long Orthodox meditation. Stand- the habit . f holding
.
"Yiskor," the extraordinary Jew- chase of land in Palestine in the
nue
died
Tuesday,
May
4,
aft::
a
a
n
i
t
ea
ing is not required and it is generally with an ideal
chief and noblest occupation of men, bar.
,
The president's report to the stock- brief illness. He was 22 years of ish drama, will be shown at Orches- name of the Jewish people, regards
ho understands our and
understood that the worshipper need the universe, who
repeated daily to this day, are
tra Hall on Wednesday, May 19. the planting of trees as one of the
not adhere to the printed words. Ile heart's desire and our soul's hope bet- , there not signs that it is about t o he holders recorded the most prosperous age. Mr. Wexler is survived by his
ex er, Maurice Swartz and the entire Yid- most important activities in the work
may employ the silent period to pray ter than any immediate human i realized? See how that long pull Year in the history of the organiza- parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
dish Art Theater Company will be of rebuilding Palestine. Rain in sea-
i
prayer
for
the
restoration
of
Pales-
lion.
This
applies
not
only
to
the
three
sisters,
Mrs.
Gertrude
Trust-
the prayer and think the thoughts friend.
seen in this most interesting and sonal In Palestine and forests are es-
And in this, its original sense, , tine is lacing answered before your volume of insurance written, the in- man, Mrs. E. L. Novitsky and Miss heart-breaking film taken from a true
nearest his own heart.
sential for the creation of watersheds
crease in premium income and incur- Ida Wexler, and one brother, Samuel.
The university men and women get prayer is supremely efficacious. Itl
Interment took place at Beth David and authentic story of Jewish life in and have been of inestimable value
once in force, but likewise to the cur-
something out of this silent moment gives as companionship, anti surely ' verY eyes.
Poland.
in the draining of swamps.
end. Ile- , There may be many modern men plus account. Cemetery on Wednesday, May 5.
because it fills an actual want in their companionship is its own
lives. Where else is there any si- man nature craves friendship as it
lence in modern life? Certainly not i craves bread and water. We do not
on the university campus. Where in want a friend for what we can get
the hurried and writhing and crowd- out of him. We want a friend just
ed moments which make up the to have someone with whom to share
driven (lay of our current existence our experiences and to whom to con-
shall we find a period of repose? We fide our secrets. The man who can
are seldom alone. Even when we are pray has made the universe his con-
alone, a thousand conflicting interests panion. lie has found a disinterested
striek within us for mastery and we friend who will never betray him nor
cannot hear the still small voice of ever indulge him, who will listen pa-
our souls. It takes the atmosphere tiently to all his troubled story and
of the House of Prayer to superin- smile radiantly upon his every
duce the mood of meditation when triumph, who will continuously chal-
the deepest wishes of the human lenge his worthiness and keep him at ,
spirit can secure a hearing. his best. The moment we have be-1
The need for such a quiet moment gun to pray, then, whether silently
is so real that even the skeptical or audibly, we have gotten our first
cynical individualists which student- practical answer. We have gained a
age people are, acknowledge them- friend.
selves under obligation to the service But the trust which we place in a
NATIONAL BANK
of prayer for providing it. For in friend has a special therapeutic value
Of DETROIT
these few minutes when we are alone aside from the normal satisfactions
with our souls, conic thoughts which of companionship. Modern psychol-
r"-
come in no other way. We doff our ogy has found that a large proportion
false exteriors—we are oursleves— of human misery conies from the sup-
and we are humble. There come ten- pression of our innermost thoughts,
'
der thoughts of dear ones whom we longings and wishes. These sup-
A. BRYANT
have neglected; there come accusing pressed ideas fester within us like
Sec. and Treas. o/ Bryant If/ Detwiler Cow
pony, timeral Builder.
thoughts of duties which we have ig- ulcers, creating malignant complexes
nored; there come challenging aspire- and distorting the delicate harmony
A. H. BUHL
tiona which we have stifled, of ideals of our mental processes. The cure
President Bahl Sans Company
tie
President Bahl Land Companp
which we have allowed to go begging. for this ailment is known to be ex-
, t4
We get a revelation of the essential ceedingly simple. It is just: to speak
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G. W. CARTER
dignity of the human spirit, and we out. Utter the secret thing and it
sa
Vice-Pres. Detroit Insurance A S...7
feel a sense of shame at the pettiness will trouble you no more. They who
HORACE J. CAULKINS, Jr.
by which we have disguised and dis- have learned to pray have a friend
Sec. anJ Treas. of the Proditctim Tool
bided it. There comes to as a no- before whom they can reveal every-
company of America
lion of kinship with all the universe thing without stint or hesitation The
confessional prayer sends the air and
AARON DE ROY
and an infinite yearning to have sonic
the sunlight into the dark and haunt-
President Aaron De Oa, Motor Car C...
share in the beauty thereof.
These potentialities of the silent ed corners of the mind. Here we have
T. R. DONOVAN
the
second
need
which
prayer
meets
prayer are not exclusively spiritual;
President Vanes. Balding Co.
they are not just for people who are with unerring efficacy.
111
"Who can discern errors? 0 clear
JOHN W. FINKENSTAEDT
already religiously inclined anyway;
of Harris. Small (I Co.
they do not presuppose acceptance of Thou me from hidden faults."
While we are speaking of thera-
any special theology. The silent
JOHN H. FRENCH
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prayer is primarily a practical com- peutic or heating values, let us note
modity, a valuable human habit. The also that such communion with the
P. H. GRENNAN
non-religious can get as much out of divine source of life gives us in-
President litennan Ilaktries
it as the pious, the rational as much creased confidence in our own vital
I.).reaue al Path, flalan• Corp.
as the mystic. It is an experience powers. They who in sickness can
commune with the All-Powerful do
GEORGE
K. HEBB
from which any man may emerge re-
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thereby increase their resistance to
freshed and invigorated.
the
ravages
of
disease.
Prayer
re-
CHARLES A. KANTER
Now what is true of this special
of the Ort.°014
way of prayer in our time—namely leases unsuspected bodily energies
National Bank of Detroit
that it is employed because it meets which wage a winning combat fur
health.
That
prayer
is
a
primary
a practical want—has been true of
C. A. KINNEY
Viee.President of the Gril.old National
prayer in all its forms and in all factor in healing is one of the best
Boni of Heim.
times, People who pray do so not established tarts of human experi-
because they believe in a God who ence. We now have a third instance
GEORGE H. KLEIN
demands it or live in a society which in which the modern man may find
Attorney. Clark. Emmons. BT.. 4 Kids
expects it, they do not worship out prayer immediately effective.
Now
this
hidden
energy
which
F. L LOWRIE
of a sense of duty—they pray be-
Prrndent of F. L. Lonnie Lambe. Ca
cause they have found that prayer prayer rings out operates not only
works It makes a difference in their in retrieving physical reverses but is
CALVIN H. NEWMAN
lives. This statement that people employable also in carrying out the
President of the gritn•old
National Bank of Detroit
pray because they believe in God is daily tasks of this business world.
not psychologically true. The psy- Most failures are ascribable to the
HERBERT S. REYNOLDS
fact
that
in
working
out
their
prob-
chological truth is that people believe
President People'. National Hank
Jackson. Mathison
in God because they want to pray. lems, men do not call half their men-
There are thousands of people pray- tal and physical resources into play.
CRAMER
SMITH
ing publicly and privately who have They do not know how. They are re-
President at Pontiac Commercial and
Simms. Bank
never stopped for a moment to figure strained by fears. They falter at the
out what this Being is like to whom first sign of fatigue. Prof. William
OSCAR W. SMITH
they are appealing. Such people are James in his little essay entitled "The
President of Parke, Davis tl Co.
Energies of Men" declares that the
very much surprised when an atheist
athlete's
second
wind,
which
enables
B. F. STEPHENSON
tells them:
him to make a final spurt toward the
B. F. Stephenson. Real E.t.a
"This god to whom you are speak-
ing does not exist. You are talking goal even after his breath had seemed
JOHN N. STALKER
completely exhausted, is a valuable
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to the empty air."
resource which all men possess, and
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"What you say is very strange,"
which we can use for more important
answers the worshippers, 'since our
LUTHER D. THOMAS
ends than racing. Prayer releases
Prayers have always been answered."
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this second wind. It dispels old fears
, The fact that we find satisfaction
and discovers new opportunities. Men
GEORGE W. TRENDLE
m prayer creates the belief that there
See. B Gen Mgr. of the /she
who pray for success in practical un-
is a God to whom to pray.
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dertakings attain it not because an isl-
This dialogue between the atheist
M.
B. WHITTLESEY
and the worshipper has actually been i dulgent God changes or suspends the
of Whittle's, Maas,. if Co.,
enacted in Soviet Russia. The corn- eternal laws of nature in their behalf.
Inoestrnent Banker.
The
universe
does
not
change
for
us
Monists thought that it would be the I
simplest thing in the world to wean when •c pray. But we change.
C. C. WINNINGHAM
C. C. Winningham
e Husain& masses away from re- Through prayer we gain the courage
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ligion now that the church had lost and the energy to control our environ-
ment—to make tools of what seem to
(very vestige of political power. They
L A. YOUNG
he obstacles. In his daily work ,
Pres. L. A. YOUR, Industries. Inc.
thought that they could laugh them
we discover, in the fourth place, mod-
out of their habits of mystic com-
Pte
ern men may find prayer regularly
munions and meditations. The laugh
Uptown 0/. In charge w
on the other side now. All the and reliably efficient.
"They that have faith in Gott shall
moc kery and scoffing with which
They shall
SCOTT CARPENTER
1, Bolsheviki sought to shame the renew their strength.
Vire Prosndera
slarts
out
of
religious
worship
mount
up with wings as eagles, they
us
the
persecu-
shall
run
and
not
be
weary,
they
shall
LEO J. COLEMAN
have failed, as have all
Assistant Cask.,
t'ons and disabilities aimed at the walk
and
be not
faint."
But
we not
must
in finding these
churches. Evidently the church in
has things of value to give to practical utilizations of prayer, stray
the
'.fle People which the communist state tau far from its prophetic origin. The
Service for
doe s not supply and for which no prophets, let us recall, did not corn-
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adequate substitute can be found.
ing their own health or their own per-
" Vayer.
Commercial Accounts given
,. hat, th en , is prayer? Is it some Bonet success. They besought God not
special attention. Cashier'.
tong
we do instinctively? Does it for themselves but for the whole con-
i
Checks, Drafts, Letters of
res pond to some native primitive urge munity of Israel, and not alone
for -
Credit, Traveler: Checks,
n (mil
SCOTT CARPENTER
C. A. KINNEY
CHAS. A. KANTER
CALVIN H. NEWMAN
:within us? On the contrary prayer Israel but for the whole hu in hat
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President
a function of civilized man. It is ily. They were not interested i w
lections, tut-o(-Town Col-
!I, comparatively recent development is generally called success or proe-
H. J. MILLER
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m human history. it is not to be pent)'. They ere concerned about
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The primitive man does not commune aim was righteousness.
L. B. MALLERY
This prophetic idea of prayer has
R. JOHN HEBER
''''.1, his gods—he compels them. The left ita impress upon the Jewish pray-
Manager Fore*. Deimrntmol
Manatee Bend DoltstenteM
religious ritual of the savage is a
desire of control rather than an out- er book. Scan carefully the pages of
Pouring of the heart. It resembles your book of worship. You will find
that the first singular pefsonal pro-
• modern scientific process more than
the
t resembles a modern religious serv- noun—the I's and the me's are
ice . It i3 in its intention a technique scarcest words in the Hebrew liturgy.
p u .
, . arnesaing the forces of nature All petitions are in the beha lf of the
w do the will of man. The mystic worshipper appsn
"How To Pray Effectively"
AY
OSITION
.ment to In.
ration.
.)—The Club
e Polish Par.
0 opposition
ition govern-
armulated by
rove the eco-
lation of the
le Polish Re-
into consider-
it, it became
II meeting of
ed by Deputy
esident of the
rpose of e on -
if proceeding
cordance with
the last can-
ts authorizing
embers of the
adopt an op.
d the govern.
club who be-
rael asked for
meeting, de-
d not partici-
my resolution
would not be
them.
eon Reich pro-
sy decision is
:emends of the
s be submitted
:rzynski. The
was accepted
lub and a dale.
Deputy Hart-
bstein, watt in-
prime minister
do of the club.
be received by
allowing which
to club will be
ice Record.
ich the Ameri-
for life insur-
is further evi-
,pments of the
tat few months,
ig the month of
cord was estab•
in the history
State of Mich-
the trust con.
id the splendid
Ida they have
n potential far-
business.
mically an Am-
el this endorse-
iasure only typi-
s of our people.
asks may be as-
ud, but only af.
quote probation
e, to his family.
cy of the Egad-
, Society estab-
ned to he a new
agency in the
raring the month
ig $4,101,000 of
addition of $2,-
Mess. This bus-
°moiety(' during
forded from the
agency manager
M ichigan, repots
httsily It by all
as in the history
this state.
NOTICE
nounees the re-
. to 611■ Profes•
ephont. Glendale
be reached at his
Euclid 2377. Dr.
diseases of the
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Sectarian conntry
r School for Girls.
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Director
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GRISWOLD
NATIONAL BANK
Opens Uptown Office
MONDAY, MAY 17
Cass at the Boulevard. One block west of Woodward.
Directly opposite General Motors Building.
Detroit has bestowed upon The Griswold National Bank the greatest inaugural
success in banking history. And now, less than six months old, it draws
the further reward of expansion from the Opportunity City of the world.
The opening of the Uptown Office is a natural development of Detroit's eager
acceptance of this new and dynamic spirit in banking. The Griswold National
Bank, opened last November 19th in the Buhl Building, already has resources
in excess of $13,000,000—a banking achievement without parallel.
It is, above all, an expression of confidence in the successful Detroit business
men who organized this bank, and who pledged: "The spirit that shall govern
The Griswold National Bank is the same that has guided its officers, directors,
and stockholders in the conduct of their business affairs.
To the many whose convenience will best be served by the new Uptown
Office, we reaffirm that pledge and assurance that the same policies and com-
plete service will be theirs that account for the outstanding success of The
Griswold National Bank.
GRISWOLD NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT
CAPITAL $2,000,000 • SURPLUS $1,000,000
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