THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

PAGE EIGHT

Judge Levy's control and, of course,
Elizabeth A. Rohns, Mrs. John G. AUSTRIAN JEWISH
pro-American from the moment of
COUNCIL IS VOICE
Rummy, Miss Caroline Sanger, Miss
our entrance on the war.
OF
KIN
IN
NATION
Frances \V. Sibley, Mrs. E. II. Smith,
Besides this Mr. Untermeyer is the
Mrs. Neil \V. Snow, Mrs. Mark B.
head of the Jewish League of Ameri-
YORK—For
the
past
few
NEW
Stevens, Mrs. George C. Thrall, Miss
can Patriots, an organization of the
Mary Margaret Sweeney, Mrs. \\II: weeks "The Jewish National Council" lower East Side designed to further
has
appeared
in
many
cable
dis-
Wells,
Mrs.
E.
H.
Wentz,
A.
patriotic American ideals among Jews.
liam H.
Mr. and M rs. Jacob Warren, of D. Wilt, Jr., Mrs. Mackenzie 11 ood, patches from Austria and particularly
be
from those which have been reporting
Bethune avenue, announce the Mrs. John Wynne, Jr.
To Insure publication all items of Interest for these columns should
pogroms against the Jews. This is a $3,000,000 WANTED
mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH marriage of their daughter, Eva,
new body and for a time it was im-
FOR PALESTINE IN
CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381.
TWO
DETROIT
BOYS
to Nlax Goldstrom, son of Mr. and
to ascertain just what or
IN COUNTRY'S SERVICE possible
NEXT SIXTY DAYS
whom the Jewish National Council
.
The
many
friends
of
Mrs.
Joseph
Mrs.
Goldstrom.
The
ceremony
Miss Milan Shimberg, pianist,
represented. The. Jewish National
t
Krolik will be glad to know tha was performed at the home of the
entertained at a musicale January
Council was organized at an Im- Zionist Organization Raises Immense
she is recuperating from an opera- bride, Rev. II. D. Bass officiating.
perial Conference of Austrian Zion-
Restoration Fund.
12, at her home, 108 East Warren
tion
she
underwent
recently.
ists which was held in Vienna Octo-
— •
avenue. Those participating ill
ber
20.
It
consists
of
delegates
from
NE \V YORK. —A drive to raise $3,-
M r. and M rs. M. C. Schmittke
the programme were Earl Morse,
the Imperial Council and from the 000,000 for Palestine has been inau-
\I r. and NIrs. Louis Robinson, announce the birth of a slaughter,
Landtag as well as representatives of gurated by the Zionist Organization
violinist, Mrs. Leon Rosinska and
all Jewish National parties.
of America, which will be the second
Rods Gudnuw, singers, Carl 149 Kirby avenue, left far a visit Shirley Ann, on January !I.
The function of the Jewish National installment of the Palestine Restora-
to Grand Rapids and Chicago.
Schroeder, clarinet, and S. Meer-
Council is to prepare for the con-
The engagement of Miss Bessie
tion Fund.
vening of a Jewish National assembly
;Tho, bassoon.
This sum, which the managers of
on
the
basis
of
democratic
election.
Mr. Max Landau, of 1:11s Mich- Pollack and David Pollack, of De-
u p
the campangn confidently expect will
Until that time, the Jewish National be raised in 60 days, will be used in
igan avenue, left "fuesday for a troit, is announced, the marriage to
Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin has been
Council is recognized as the only the following manner: American Zi-
ten-day trip to New York and take placovvithio a short time in
authorized representative of the onist Medical Unit, $400,000; Pales-
named on "The Care of Feeble-
Windsor, Ont.
Philadelphia.
Jewish "Nation" in Austria.
tine educational institutions, $250,000;
Nlinded" committee, an important

Alger, of Tennyson
avenue, has left for a trip to At-
lantic City, Washington and New
York City,°to be gone three weeks.

Mr. Louts

oeiet

branch of Reconstruction work, by
DETROIT SYMPHONY
Mrs. R. I). Slayer and two chil-
the directors of the Board of Com-
TO GIVE CONCERT AT
dren, of 206 Palmer avenue, have
merce.
TEMPLE BETH EL
returned from Chicago after a
An exceptionally interesting affair
Mrs. Cora Sloman and her three-weeks' stay with her sisters,
is promised in the musicale and recep-
daughter, Dorothy, who have been NIrs. Lewis Samuelson and Mrs. tion to be given Monday evening,
Jan. 27, in Temple Beth El. by the
traveling in the west, are now at I.. Konofsky.

Palestine commissions, special loans
SAMUEL UNTERMEYER
in Palestine, supplies, service and in-
PROVES LOYALTY AND
formation for and about Palestine,
DISCUSSES "WARHEIT'
$100,000; Jewish Legion, $25,000; Jew-
ish Legion dependents, $50,000; Relief
NEW PORK.—Samuel Untermeyer,
for Refugees in Egypt, special institu-
who was mentioned last week in con-
tions, etc., $25,000, and the balance for
nection with the investigation by the
Zionist Organization purposes.
Senate into German propaganda in
this country before we entered on the
war, gave out a statement explaining NEPHEW OF GREAT
his relation to the "Warheit," a local
DE BLOWITZ HERE
Yiddish daily publication.
In 1915 Mr. Untermeyer lent his
WASH I NGTON. —Stephane Lau-
friend, Municipal Court Justice Aaron
zanne, editor of Le Matin, a Paris
J. Levy, the present head of the com -
daily with a circulation of 1,500,000,
pany publishing this newspaper, $35,-
who has been lecturing in the United
000 with which to acquire the prop-
States the past few monhs, is a
erty.
nephew by marriage of the late de
Of this loan $15,000 were repaid and
Blowitz, who was for many years the
no other connection of any kind ever
Paris correspondent of the London
subsisted between Mr. Untermeyer
Times, and probably the most famous
and the "Warheit."
of his profession of that period. De
So far from this journal being a
Blowitz was a Bohemian Jew and
pro-German organ it has been stead-
married an aunt of Mr. Lauzanne.
fastly pro-ally from the beginning of

Detroit Symphony Society's officers,
executive committee, board of direc-
Raymond E. Rindskoff.
tors, advisory committee and auxili-
Raymond
E. Rindskoff, who has
ary, the guests to he the guarantors
of the orchestra's current season. Os- been in service a year and a half, is at
sip Gabrilowitsch will play the piano present stationed at Neufchateati,
and \vill conduct the orchestra in a France, in charge of the electrical re-
pair shop, with the Motor Transpor-
short orchestral program.
Attractive invitations have been is- tation Corps.
Miss Josephine Kapp, of Battle
sued in the name of the various com-
Creek, is the house-guest of Mn.
Dr. Vazsonyi Vilmos Lodge, No. mittees whose membership follows:
and Mrs. Louis Frankel. Miss 371, of the I. 0. B. S., are giving Jerome H. Remick, president; Hor-
Kapp has been the guest of honor their second masquerade ball Sun- ace E. Dodge, first vice-president,
Charles H. Hodges, second vice-
at many social functions.
day evenuing, January 26, at Wayne president. Executive committee, Da-
County Medical Association ball, vid A. Brown, J. J. Crowley, Horace
E. Dodge, Julius H. Haass, Charles
David A. Brown was elected 33 East High street.
H. Hodges, Charles A. Hughes, Sid-
president of the Better Business
ney '1'. Miller, Jerome H. Remick.
Bureau at their annual meeting
On Sunday. evening, January 19, Board of directors, Ralph H. Booth,
held at the Board of Commerce Mrs. Samuel De Young celebrated David A. Brown, Roy D. Chapin, J. J.
Crowley, Horace E. Dodge, Henry M.
her seventy-ninth birthday anni- Fechimer, John 13. Ford, Paid R.
Friday, January 17.
versary ill the main dining room Gray, Julius H. Haass, Charles H.
The Misses Pearl Finberg and of the Municipal cafe, conducted Hodges, Charles A. Hughes, Sidney
T. Miller, George Osius, Jerome 11.
Josephine Fox have gone to New by her son, David, which, for the Remick. Advisory committee, Mrs.
York City where they will spend occasion was converted into a Frederick M. Alger, Mrs. Charles II.
bower of flowers. An elaborate Brodt, Mrs. Edward H. Butler. Mrs.
two weeks.
Horace E. Dodge, Mrs. Charles H.
banquet was served at S :30 p.
Hodges. Mrs. Henry K. Jones, Mrs.
Major Warren Bigelow and followed by a splendid entertain- Henry B. Joy, Mrs. Abner E. tanned.
Lieutenant Fred A. Ginsburg, of ment. Three generations were Mrs. Francis C. McMath, Mrs, Sidney
T. Miller, Mrs. Alfred J. Murphy,
Camp Custer, were guests of Mr. seated about the banquet table.
Mrs. John S. Newberry, Mrs. Joseph
and Mrs. Julius Bing over the
Mrs. De Young is the widow of B. Schlottnan, Miss Frances W. Sib-
a
the
late
Samuel
De
Young,
ley. Mrs. Neil W. Snow. Auxiliar•-
week-end.
Herbert G. Rindskoff.
former prominent merchant and a Mrs. Charles Aaron, Miss Fredrik Al-
Herbert
G. Rindskoff is attending
len, Mrs. Edward A. Barnes. Mrs.
Mrs. A. I. Wolf, of 390 Virginia resident of this city for fifty years. Stuart G. Barnes, Mrs. James E. the Navy Signal School at Hampton
Park, left for an extended trip Mrs. 1)e Young is making her Bartlett. Mrs. Ralph H. Booth, Mrs. Roads, Va. He has been in service

Riverside, California, where Miss
Ilersnan C. Feinberg will be the
Sloman is taking a course at Li-
brary School in reference, library speaker at the B'nai Brith Forum
law, children's work and library dinner - next Wednesday noon,
January 29. His subject will be
administration.
"Eighteen months in France."

DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
GABRILOWITSCH

DIRECTION OF OSSIP

THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 30th
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 1st
Soloist—FLORENCE HINKLE—Soprano

SEATS 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 GRINNELL'S

SEVEN PAIRS OF CONCERTS

THURSDAY EVENINGS AT 8:30
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AT 3:30

BEGINNING JANUARY 30.

DISTINGUISHED SOLOISTS
OSS1P GABRILOWITSCH

PIANIST
Charles H. Broth, Mrs. David A. six months.
Both
boys
are
the
sons
of
Mr.
and
Brown, Mrs. E. Hewitt Brown, Mrs.
MEZZA SOPRANO
Charles J. Butler, Mrs. Edward H. Mrs. William Rindskoff, of 68 Tenny-
Butler. Mrs. Henry M. Campbell, Mrs. son avenue. l'revious to their enlist-
Mary II. Christie. Mrs. John E. Coul- ment they were active members of
VIOLINIST
At the fortnightly meeting of the ter, Mrs. Sherman I.. Depew, Mrs. the Young People's Society of Tem-
Lieutenant H. J. Rothschild, who
ple Beth El,
Horace
E.
Dodge,
Miss
Clara
E.
Aurora Social club held at the
SOPRANO
has been stationed at Fort Riley,
Dyar, Mrs. G. Ogden Ellis, Mrs.
home of Miss Fannie Weiner, 311 Theodore G. Fletcher, Mrs. Isaac
Kas., arrived Tuesday to join Mrs.
Frederick avenue, plans were made Goldberg, Mrs. David Gray. Mrs.
BARITONE
Rothschild, who is the guest of her
for the opening of a series of en- Heatly Green, Mrs. Ernest W. Haass.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene II.
tertainment scheduled for the coin- Mrs. Julius H. Faust, Mrs. Byron E.
PIANIST
Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. William How-
Kopple, Colorado avenue.
ing season. The first, a dance, is land, Mrs. James Inglis, Mrs. Charles Move Has No Connection with
VIOLINIST
Cabinet Rumor.
to be given at Payne's Dancing G. Jennings, Mrs. Henry K: Jones,
Academy on Sunday evening, Mrs. David J. Levy, Louis Ling, Mrs.
WASHINGTON.—Bernard M. Ba-
Francis C. McMath, Miss Margaret
'CELLIST
March 9.
Mannebach, Miss Florence A. March, ruch, chairman of the War Industries
COURSE TICKETS INCLUDING WAR TAX.
Mrs. Louis Mendelssohn, Mrs. Sidney Board, has forwarded his resignation
Boxes (seating 7) $60, $75, $90
$3.16, 6626. $9.35, $12.50
Dr. Z. I. Nairin and Mrs. L. T. Miller, Mrs. William V. Moore, to President Wilson to take effect on
Charles
Frederick
Morse,
Mrs.
Wil-
January
I.
There
has
been
no
an-
Nairn' are spending a few weeks
liam 0. Mundy, Mrs. Alfred J. Mur- nouncement, however, as to its ac-
in Los Angeles, Cal.
P'
phy, Mrs. John S. Newberry, Mrs. ceptance.
Mr. Baruch's decision to resign is
Lewis H. Paddock, Miss Grace D.
Mr. Milton M. Alexander ad- Parsons, Miss Eleanore Rohnert, Miss understood to have no bearing on the
reported desire of the President to
dressed the Business Administra-
name him as•Secretary of the Treas-
The New Evening Gowns
tion class of the University of
Show Diversity of Style ury, but is in line with his known
belief that the affairs of the board can
Detroit last Wednesday evening on
be closed by the first of the year.
the subject, "The New Advertis-
After four years of world up-set
Cadillac 1756
Woodward at Sibley
it is surprising how rapidly we settle
ing."
SLIOSBERG LIVES,
Week Beginning Sunday, Jan. 26
down to ways or pre-war clays, and
REPORTED
KILLED
in no avenue of action is this quick
BY RUSSIAN REDS
Mr. Sol Illumrosen, who has change more emphasized than in the
been discharged from the army, has world of fashion. Peace days have
COPENHAGEN.—The
news that
America'. Leading Manufacturing
Sensational Super-Feature
left for New York City and Wash- brought great changes in the mode Advocate Sliosberg is alive and that
Furriers.
and this transition has been so revo-
ington. Mr. Illunirosen had been
he has reappeared in public life has
lutionary that women are on tiptoe
212 to 216 Michigan Ave.
"The great man smiled his pleasure
stationed at Camp Custer.
for the new things and the early
reached this city from Petrograd. The
opening dates of such great Paris
man reported murdered during the
fashion designers as Brandt, Doucet,
reign of terror was not the famous
Lanvin and Drecoll are awaited with
advocate, who managed to escape, but
keen anticipation.
another person apparently of the same
The new styles feature great va-
riety. There is in evidence at one name.
and the same lime the empire waist-
line, the moyenage or the oriental line RUMANIAN OFFICERS
ACCUSED BY JEWS
dropped below the hips and the so-
0
called normal waistline. As for
Three Rumanian military men wil l
sleeves, there is the long, tight
FEATURING
sleeves. The sleeve of 1840, with its shortly appear before a Rumanian
underpuff of lighter material; the court on the charge of shooting three
EVERY WEEK
Gregorian sleeve and the Eastern Odessa Jews and robbing them of
Star of Rex Beach's
sleeve, slit along its length and tied 200,000 rubles.
"THE BARRIER"
All
the
Family
The crime was committed in 1917,
for
They're Good
about the wrist.
AND A
Skirts are of varied kinds. There is but the Kerensky government then,
•
Five Convenient Store s
Splendid Supporting Cast
the long, draped skirt. the narrow, upon a hasty examination, exonerated
211
Woodward
X
32 Broadway.
slip skirt, the narrow, straight skirt. the soldiers. who claimed that the
TRAVELOGUE
COMEDY
1505 Woodward
747 'Woodward.
the kilt skirt and the tunic skirt, eith- three victims came to Rumania to
ORGAN RECITALS
McMillan's, Opp the Pontchartrain
Specialists at Candycraft
agitate
"for
the
emancipation
of
the
EvanInpa. Saturdays
Popular Mat,. Daily,
er draped or pleated.
and
MITCHELL LEWIS
Bap. at 2 p.m. 1
In evening gowns are seen a great Jews and for revolutionary purposes."
Sundays
1700 Stmts... lir.
"—"•••• ■
Later,
however,
it
was
found
that
diversity of styles. One which II.
Siegel Co. are showing is of black the Jews were robbed of the sum of
velvet made in Princess effect, draped money, hence the assumption arose
in rather clining lines and completed that robbery was the motive for the
with a long train, the train beginning murder and another trial was ordered.

through the south. While away home with her daughter, Mrs.
she will ' stop at St. Augustine, David D. Goldsmith, of 161 May-
bury Grand avenue.
Jacksonville and St.. Petersburg.

CLARA CLEMENS

JACQUES THIBAUD

FLORENCE HINKLE

BERNARD M. BARUCH
RETIRES FROM WAR
INDUSTRIES BOARD

REINALD WERRENRATH

GEORGE COPELAND

WILLIAM GRAFING KING

PHILIPP ABBAS

Annual
Fur
Clearance
Now
In
Progress

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J. STUART BLACKSTON'S

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Problem -

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MORE
CANDY

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15-25t

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pupils residence or my studio
From beginning to highest grade at

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2207 W. Jefferson.

at the decolette at the back and •x-
Colonel Storrs, the military gov-
tending in panel effect. The right,
side of the bodice is of flesh -colored ernor of Jerusalem, has inspected the
tulle. The left side is formed of the Bezalel School for Arts and Crafts,
velvet, draped and crossirisiOver and and expressed his gratification with
fastened at the waistline at the right the institution and the results it is
side with I cluster of flowers.— Adv: achieving.

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LARGE SELECTION OF PICTURES FRAMED AND UNFRAMED
Open Evenings
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52 Grand River Ave. West.

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