Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 38

38 Eat it with hot milk SHREDDED | rea | DETROIT, November 3 | wasn't so much until the automobile So warm, comfy and nourishing The Columbia National Bank Capital & Surplus, $550,000.00) 911 F Street —at “Columbia™ must served as cheerfully and whole-heart- [ edly as any other type of depositor be. The Small Depositor g and "THE EVENING STAR, DETROT STREES HOSTADEQUAT Tens of Thousands of Autos Made in City Provide Baf- fling Problem. Detroit came chugging into the picture. But just as too much prosperity frequently proves an expensive thing, so do mar officials here s automobiles may spoil the municipal broth. Almost . every Detroit, it seems, drives. Every one with as little as $5 for a first payment is a potential purchaser. Detrolt makes mo; mibiles than any othe of its population are emj tomobile factories. They cars, and they ride in the So Detroit's thoroughf zgest that too marn one in choked with machines—flivvers by the ten thousands, trucks, passenger cars of every description, jitnies and motor busses.” The automobile industry has o " Detroit. It also has created serious problems. Detroit today is hard pressed to keep pace with its motorized citizenry Many Remedies Urged. Subways, elevated, wider streets. stringent parking regulations—all | have been suggested as ace: Where to put a ca a problem to many than r ling the revenue to buy it. shortages in many sections, coupled | with the native thrift of penuriousness of owners, have worked to increase all ¢ Such meeting of his requirements [ |night parking at curbs. Big and shiny Yet today, before the approved plan has begun to take shape, it has been found that the proposed 80-foot street ! will be fnadequate, and the plans are being revised for a 120-foot paved way. | Suburbs Affected. The traflic problem is by no means confined to downtown Detroit. It ex- tends even beyond the city limits. Sev- eral of the street-widening projects now under consideration are ecight miles or more from the businesa dis Some pf these .streets are to be ed to 304 feet. One superhigh- connecting Detroit and Pontlac— 25 miles apart—provides room | for four machines moving in each di- rection at the same time. Yet even v already has experienced ‘Possum a Good Mechanic. From the Philadelpbia Public Leadger. naking a thorough search to- cause of watef of Willam H. Wood, & re- tired engineer, In Media, Pa., the workmen found under a vine-covered water conductor on the roof a large opossum in t, which the animal ha Winter. The nes structed as to prevent from going | through the pipe, causing it to find its way through a small hole in the wall. The opossum feigned sleep, but was removed he workmen Stomach Upset? 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The unusually large, sometimes i $7.000 plcture may much as § 50.000 = v of these companies, fail, but | thery their place always others to step into 4 00, or 1t it is ex-| " ! | ceptionally good, it may command up settings the photoplays fidled are mostly and | Westerns, : ath-tak scener of the productions picturization. Often players of zooc to pick up a few hundr with action e of subtle arger studios or on a ned by the studios t | day, thus zetting box-office nan.es in | the cast at relatively small expense ap shot in the one d: asts are employed en is versatile and directing often is the business man in addition Wl else and sometimes, if necessary, stars n the plcture J pro- thrills, taken with rug- | \Sure Relief From om the Open Road Maid—Please, mum, may T pop over »p and get a sKippin the toy s do you want took me medic the bottle Constipation Dr. Boice’s ovo. | Prescription Tablets Take one tonight and magic effect of petite and good di- ey cleanse and For wale at £ other zood drug = 0y Better Shoes at Money-Saving Prices IF you want stylish, comfortable shoes that represent best valueatlowest prices, consider who makes your shoes,aswellaswhosells them. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES are produced by skilled shoemakers who have had years of experience in making fine shoes. 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