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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
The Journey of the Israelites From Egypt to the Promised Land.
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The above cut is a reproduction of a map drawn by hand by a Hebrew scholar of the Seventeenth centu y. It
shows the route taken by the children of Israel on their migration out of bondage in Egypt to the Holy Land.
Tuning $3.00
The original drawing of this map is in the possession of the publishers of the Detroit Jewish Chronicle, It is
preserved in an' Ilugadah which is itself several hundred years old, and which contains many Interesting hand
engraved illustrations depicting the scenes of the historic deliverance which we celebrate this week.
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David A. Brown Discusses TEMPLE AUXILIARY
FORM LAW FIRM Prospects for Brilliant
FURNISHES ROOM IN
Musical Season Next Year
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"Quality Is Our Guarantee"
hfr. Harold Goodman, of Flint,
Mich., and Mr. Max N. Freedman, of Active Detroiter Arranges for More
The woman's auxiliary of Temple
Grand Opera for Coming Season—
this city, both honor graduates of
Says Music Will Allay Unrest in City. Beth El through the generosity of its
Harvard College and Harvard law
contributors to the 1.Var Fund and the
school, have formed the law firm of
Among the many and diverse com- indefatigable efforts of the chairman.
munal activities in which Mr. David Mrs. William Rindskoff, has been
A. Brown takes a prominent part in able to endow a room of six beds for
72 John R. St.
Detroit, the musical needs of the sailors and soldiers in the new unit
Cad. 2020.
city occupy a great portion of his of the Detroit Tuberculosis Sanitar
energies.
As a member of the Execu- Mtn. During the war Mrs. Rindskoff
(South of Adams Ave.)
tive Committee of the Detroit Sym- originated the plan of having the aux-
phony Orchestra, as temporary chair- iliary by private contributions, buy
Howard Freundlich, Mgr.
man of the Detroit Opera Association, wool and knit it into the necessary
he has practically placed Detroit "on articles to lie sent to soldiers and
the map" as a center of musical art. sailors wherever there was a need.
Mr. Brown has just•returned from a Thousands of socks, helmets, sweat-
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visit to Chicago where he made ten- ( epriso, tae.tc., were distributed, in addition
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tative arrangements with Mr. Cam- to the regular Red Cross knitting
pannini, of the Chicago Grand Opera
At the conclusion of the war the
Company, for the appearance of his
Opera Company in Detroit twice next surplus left in the wool fund was used
winter in two engagements of fonr as a nucleus for the endowment fund
but it was only through pledges of
performances each.
"This year has been an epochmak- continued financial assistance from
ing one in Detroit's musical life," said two groups of men that the auxiliary
Mr. Brown. "It was the first in which could equip flue splendid room it has.
we had the full orchestra and were The first group are Messrs. Frant.
aisle to carry•through a complete pro- Leon Goldsmith, .Merman Finster-
gram and the first which Mr. Gab- wald, I.ewis Golden, Lewis Gross-
rilowitsch was at the head of the or- light, Sam Rosenzweig, Dave Mary-
ganization. Mr. Gabrilowitsch already mont, Williant Wacker and Lester
We have just bought the entire output of one of the
is recognized as one of..the few great Leopold, tiff second group are:
conductors, and Detroit is very much Messrs. Louis Welt, Sam Sloman,
larger mines and can guarantee you delivery if you con-
Milton Sloman, Ben Siegel and Sam
on the musical map in having him.
"I fell that Detroit is now ready to Rosenberg.
tract NOW. If you are a large consumer and can use
The members of the auxiliary are
take hold of a great musical program;
Max N. Freedman.
and I believe no better investment exceedingly grateful to these gentle-
car load lots DON'T BUY TILL YOU HAVE TALKED
Goodman & Freedman, and have could lie made by any citizen, even men, to all contributors to the wool
opened offices for the general practice front the dollar and cent point of fund, to Mr. Leopold, who devoted
TO US. IT MEANS MONEY TO YOU.
of law at 4 Buhl block.
view, than in the promotion of these much time and effort to the project,
and to Mrs. Louis Welt and Mrs.
Mr. Goodman was formerly asso- great musical enterprises.
"It is my belief that a good orches- Herman Finstenvald, who were in-
ciated with the law firm of Farley &
Nut, Pea and Slack . . . . . .$4.75 per ton
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Selby as assistant corporation counsel tra and a season of opera have a di- strumental in interesting the gentle-
of Hint. Mr. Freedman has until re- rect part in solving the present con- men in the work. All credit for the
Mine Run $5.25 per ton
Lots
cently been associated in the offi es dition of unrest. Men are being paid achievement is due to Mrs. Rindskoff,
.{
Lump $6.00 per ton
the highest wages in history, right who was untiring in effort and threw
here in Detroit; and yet unrest was herself heart and soul into the work.
never
so acute. My theory is that un- During regular visiting hours guests
PRICES GO HIGHER EACH MONTH
rest is lack of satisfaction for natural aroresinv.ery welcome to inspect this
wants—lack of happiness. High wages
alone do not cure it. hloney alone
JEWISH YOUTH CLUB.
never made a man happy.
"Detroit has a large foreign popu-
The club of the Jewish 1 - oath held
lation, as have many industrial cities.
The Italians, for instance, have grown its first meeting Tuesday- evening.
up in an atmosphere of music. Every The meeting was opened by Mr. E.
THIRD AND HOLDEN
Patient() with an address 011 the pres-
NORTHWAY 3025
little town has its opera. It is a part
of their lives, a necessity to their hap- ent social conditions of the Jewish
people.
Mr. Rosenblatt followed with
piness. The Russians are radicals,
men who think, men who ask ques- a lecture on the problems confronting
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the
Jewish
youth. Mr. Glick con-
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tions, Ind at the same time they are
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artists, and they, too, are used to cluded the program with a talk on
music as to their daily bread. Every the proposed purposes of the organ.
village in . Austria and Germany has ization. Temporary officers were
its performances by first class musi- elected as follows: President, hfr. H.
cians and singers. So it is all over Berman; secretary, Miss A. Feldman;
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secretary and treasurer, h1 r.
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Europe. If we want to quiet the un- financial
It. Lieberman.
rest of these people, we must make
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The next regular meeting, will be
o
them happy l .and to make them happy
we must give them the atmosphere held Thursday evening at the i t
Schloss building.
of .good music, the opera, the con-
certs. that are a necessity to them. I
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On Watches, Jewelry, Rings, Diamonds,
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do not call this the solution, but I
Harold Goodman.
think it is a stone in the house of
Silverware,
Etc.
solution."
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11 of Judge Charles T. Wilkins, of Re-
69 years of business here a guarantee of re-
corder's Court. Ile holds the distinc-
tion of being the youngest professor
liability. All goods as represented. Money
I of law in the University of Detroit,
back if not satisfactory.
where he is giving a course of lectures
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AT THE COLONIAL
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Silberfarb, the Ukrainian Minister
for Jewish Affairs, has recently died
in Kiev. Ile was the first Ukrainian
Jewish Minister, and was succeeded
by Abraham Levatsky.
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"THE HEART OF HUMANITY" will he
the big' attraction at the Colonial Theatre for
the three days starting Easter Sunday, April
20th. Thus tremendous production featuring
that miukite star, Dorothy' Phillips, comes
to the Chlonial for its first showing in Detroit
at popular prices.
- THE HEART OF HUNIANITY" is based
■ Fir the magic word "Love," and has been
priised by critics of the East as being a
prtture so hmming and spectacular, so gentle,
so violent, so altogether start1Mg that cold
type fails utterly in describing it. It is not
a war picture, but a graphic Atort' of Mother
love in the great Canadian Northwest with
war as the background. Produced by Allen
Holidiar on a fabulous scale, and with a cast
that look like the screen "111,l'EllOOK" of
stars, this great feature stands out as an im-
mense diimond iv the midst of a handful of
For Wednesday and Thursday, Elsie Fer•
guson in "THE • MARRIAGE PRICE," is a
treat that none should miss, This is an in•
tense flrama, the story of a poor girl who
a millionaire, but she could not be.
he
re that Ile hail married her for love and
hese
not for the plaything she thought. For Fri•
day and Saturday there will be another corn.
plete change of program. ‘Vendall Phillips
will render a series of popular and classic
overtures on the organ during the week.
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