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piEvErpAk wisn ef RON ICU
;REVIEWS RECORD
OF MAYOR SMITH
Shows Administration Saved
RUNS SHALT SlEOLS
Small Householder From
Unfair Taxes.
FOE CC-FES
When Stayor John W. Smith
threw down the gauntlet to the
board of education and demanded
siihools for the children before
money was spent in colleges, he did
what no Other mayor of Detroit
ever had shown courage to do, ac-
cording to the men in charge of Mr.
Smith's campaign. They also point
out the following facts:
Others had grumbled at the
board's wastefulness, but Mayor
Smith met the issue squarely as he
had net every one during his three
years of administration.
When he came into office and
found the paving ring mulcting
Detroit to the tune of $6 a square
yard, he set to work to break the
monopoly so successfully that the
householder now pays but half of
what he did three years ago. That
was the first thing and so on
through to the latest, his battle
with the council and with powerful
associations of property holders
who seek to widen Woodward ave-
nue.
A most distinctive Ruby
street shoe for the Co-ed.
Smart, sturdy and flattering.
7/w model is styled 11 I izard
Calf, wood Cuban heel.
Remarkable rata,.
$12.°0 the "r
"Why," asked Mayor Smith,
"should $50,000,000, enough to run
the city for six months, be shoul-
dered into the small home owner,
far from Woodward avenue, to im-
prove the property of a few men,
ninny of them already wealthy?
What benefit doesthe little fellow
get? There are many other streets
which can be widened to take the
traffic north and south far more
cheaply than the city's most expen-
sive street."
Ile asked for a resubmission. The
council shied at this, well knowing
cAI1ed T. REBY2
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1529 WASHINGTO N
BOULEVARD '
ADJOINING
HOTEL STATLER
that the project would be defeated. DODGE ADDS LEATHER
The mayor bides his time, confident
UPHOLSTERED SEDAN
that the lessons at the polls this
fall will indicate the public will.
Dodge Brothers, Inc., today an-
Thus, throughout his administra- nounces the addition to its senior
tion, he has striven fur the small line of six-cylinder ears of a five-
house owner and the workingman passenger sedan upholstered to
who in the end pays all the taxes. polo grain gray leather. This is the
The wealthy man does not pay his first leather upholstered cur in the
taxes, he passes them on to those company's senior line and contrary
whom he deals with until at last to the usual custom of the industry,
it is the wage earner who pays all this car is priced lower than jobs
in rent, in the cost of his food and done in mohair. It will sell for $1,-
necessities.
495 f. o. b. Detroit, compared with
Mayor Smith's opponents point $1,595 f. o. b. Detroit for the same
to large appropriations during his body type upholstered in mohair.
administration, but they cannot
This new sedan answers the re-
point to waste. The appropriations quirements of many buyers who
have been for the benefit of De- prefer leather to fabric upholstery.
troiters generally and the Detroiter Leather has the advantages of be-
generally is it wage earner or the ing easier to keep clean[ and of of-
owner of a small business. The fering maximum resistance to
park system has lwen developed for rough usage. Being of the high
him. He has got purer water, since quality which has always been a
he cannot drink bottled water at feature of Dodge Brothers cars it
his club.
will retain its newness of appear-
The great sewer system which ance throughout the long life of
Mayor Smith has projected and is the car.
carrying out drains his home, the
To the family with small chil-
public schools educate his children. dren, to the man who makes long
He is getting all these things, many trips over dusty roads and to the
of them neglected for years, at a owner whose car frenuently is
lower cost than ever before. He is called upon to Illake hunting and
getting them because Mayor Smith fishing trips, the new interior will
has turned away from handsome make a strong appeal.
frills like civic centers.
The new car is particularly at-
Detroit has grown enormously tractive in that the polo grain gray
and its needs have grown accord- leather is in pleasing contrast with
ingly. Mayor Smith has met each the Brunswick blue lacquer below
need as it arose, dealt with it and the black lacquer above the
s q uarely and in the interests of the belt line on the bodies. The win-
city at large. lie has not said "yes" dow reveals are deep and are set
to every selfish group seeking some off with the same Brunswick blue
privilege from the city but has lacquer in which the body is fin-
worked for the. interests of Detroit ished. Wheels arepainted blue to
and its.citizens.
match the body and the fenders
and shields are finished in black
When the ship has sunk every- baked enamel.
one knows how she might have
been saved.
The best armor is to keep out of
gunshot.
The best revenge is to prevent
the injury.
Over-greed will burst the bag,
New Year Greetings
The following, Greetings were received too
late for insertion in last week's Rosh Hashonah
number,
— A —
Mrs. Hirsch B. Alper
2083 Gladstone Ave..
Extends her best wishes to her relatives and
friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
— B —
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belsky and Sons
3270 Monterey Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for it Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
Mr. and Mrs N. Blatnikoff
7435 Grand Rived. Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clayman
11842 LaSalle Blvd.
Extend their lost wishes to their relative's and
friends for it Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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Mr. and Mrs Sam Evans and Family
2531 Taylor Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for it Happy and Prosperous New Year.
East Side Management Company
9314 Oakland Ave.
Extends its best wishes to its patrons and friends
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
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WINO
lfl
Plant wed Inured
(rent Michigan Are-
nue location to thes e
Now the Third Largest
Laundry in the United States
quarter. on Pine St.
between Fifth and
Grand Rimer in 1913
(27,500 feet Poor
space).
years old we reasoned that "he who serves best, prospers most" and
that seed of service was planted and has been carefully nurtured all these
years. Always it has been considered before profits, because we had always
in view the great plant we operate today—and if it has brought us this far it
will carry us still further in the years to come.
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great industry. Our
Visitors will gladly be shown through this in-
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et First Street, 1905
D. K. M‘N•ushton,
Pr...dent
F. A. Lake,
yore - Presaent
C. S. McKnight.
Ste Trees
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz and Son
6329 Chene St.
Extend their Iwst wishes to their relatiViot ai
friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Its
Mr. and Mr.. Joseph Schw•rts and Family
298:1 Fullerton Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives si
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New in
Mr. ■
and Mrs. A. Jacob and Family
2647 Richton Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Z. Katz
604 Ilendrie Ave.
Extends his best wishes to his relatives and
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
Louis J. Kapetansky
1476 Taylor Ave.
Extends his best wishes to his relatives and
friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
A. J. Kapetansky
1730 Clairmount Ave.
Extends his best wishes to his relatives and
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
POSTS $500 REWARD
A reward of $500 has been of-
fered by the King Wah Lo Cafe
company, operators of a Chinese
restaurant at 118 Michigan avenue,
fur the conviction of whoever has
been circulating slanderous reports
about the establishment during the
last few. weeks.
The reports concern the health of
the employes and the conditions of
sanitation. One version had the
restaurant closed by the board of
health and fined $5,000.
E. C. Schultz, director of the
bureau of dairy and food inspec-
tion of the board of health, said
Monday that his men had inspected
the restaurant four times within
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Mr. and Mrs. VI Talberg and Family
22.! (;1:1 , 1 , 1,11, :lye.
Extend their best w Ales to their relatives
friends for II Happy and Prosperous Ni'W
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Talberg
15:110 LaSalle Blvd.
Extend their best wishes to their rt.latieei
fri en ds for at Happy and Prosperous New but
—W
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving. Wohlman and Family
124 Avalon St.
Extend their best wishes to their rels'iies ai
friends for a Happy and Prosperous Ni
. Y.,
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Winkelman and Family
2278 Blaine. Ave .
}:xtend their best wishes to their role. oi
friends for a Happy and Prosperiiil , N■ A I
Mr. and Mr.. Adolph Wax
643 Trowbridge St.
,
Extend their best wishes to their r,
friends for a Happy and Prosperous N. ,
— K —
Mr. and Mrs. George Willem and Daughter,
Bernice, and Son, Harvey
8425 LaSalle Blvd
s it
Extend their hest wishes to their
friends for a Happy and Prospe
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Ziff and Family
831 Isedyard .4 re
Extend their best wishes to their relative, in
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous Nt.'t Yea
the last month, without notice, and
that it was always found in good
condition,
"It is well operated," he said.
"The employes are healthy and the
sanitary conditions are all that
could be expected. It is one of the
cleanest cafes in the city."
The operators suspect that the
rumors were set afloat by business
competitors or by a disgruntled em-
ploye.
large company is plasm:: as It
huge week at the 8wibert
fayette theater.
This is the operettd Lased
one of the historic iniSionts
American Civil war ....filch
finally was sent into I f.ilittle
last January to snail): it tar
presentation in New 1 ck and
so widely acclaimed if:I it
never been able to lea .•• the fa
city, where it is M.,' slaymi
thirty-sixth week to ' • ity
ences. A few week.
company was orgalit'''. for
York and there it hi, i.e. wit)
'he I
same great success
"My Maryland," the great Amer- companies achieves! ii
ican operetta which has taken both Philadelphia.
New York and Philadelphia liter-
ally by storm, has duplicates1 its
A man's own opine .n is 1
success in Detroit, where a fine and in the wrong.
"My Maryland" Starts
Fourth Week of Stay
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
PALACE-MODEL
LAUNDRY
May the year 5688 be eventful in the
annals of our people and may it
bring added lustre and greater
achievement to the descendants of
Israel.
We Operate 30 Branches and 40 Motor Delivery Trucks in Detroit and Suburbs
and have Hundreds of Smaller Agencies
Plant Fifth & Pine Street
/5,
friends for it Happy . and Prosperous New Yet
stitution. Just phone us that you are coming.
first borne, Michigan
(7500 ft.floor space)
Mr. ■
and Mrs. Benjamin Schwartz
27117 Elmhurst Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their rid
friends fur a Happy and Prosperou- Ni w Its
Tmteowitiotiielee Tweeemee.
{,
The beginning of is
Simmon s and Son,
George Henry
8634 Dumbarton Road
Extend their best wishes to their r!,,,
friends for a Happy and Prosperous
— G —
— J —
From just one of a score of small laundries in 1905 (sketched at bottom) to
the enviable position at the head of a great national industry in 1927, with
101,300 ft. of floor space, is the record of growth of the greatest laundry in
the Middle West.
and Mrs. Fred F.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sivy and Daughter
Alba, Mich.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives at
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Yet
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Herschberg and Daughters,
Myrtle and Miriam
1728 Atkinson Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year-
Great
Oaks
from
title Acorns Grow
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frank and Daughter,
Marvell.
540 East Ferry Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shapiro
1715 Seward Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their
friends fur a Happy and Prosis.riiii,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scholnick and Family
2203 Gladstone Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives al
Mr. and Mrs. Harris T. Glickman and Family
1234 Edison Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends ter a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
M." 1791,,
12019 Twelfth St.
Extend their best wishes to their I, • ,, a
friends for a Ilappy and Prosis.res.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Fixler and Children
8740 Arcadia Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for it Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Litman Gould
15:110 LaSalle Blvd.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
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Mr. ■ and Mrs. J. Silverstein and Daughter,
Alen. Ruth
2665 Gladstone Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their re dole, s of
friends for it Happy and Prosist•rou-
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Mr.. Prenalauer, President of the Fiel s
Inta
Orphan Home and Nursery, and all the ttlftre,
1Vish all the members and synip.tili., • if„,,
and Prosperous Nov Yea:
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Friedman
3234 Monterey Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and
friends for it Happy and Prosperous New Year.
FineePs Orchestra
3770 Commonwealth
Extends its best wishes to its friends fur a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Marks
and !dr,
Burton and Aime e
Belcrest Hotel
Extend their best wishes to Med. I.
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friends for a Happy and Prosper.., 1
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben R•binowitch and f a ro
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— M —
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ma.
:1740 Humphrey St.
Extend their best wishes to their ri
friends for a Happy and Prospeiroo
Detroit
Glendale 5680
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