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September 19, 1919 - Image 49

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1919-09-19

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A merica Apish Palo&Cal Carter

C.LITTON APINUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01110

PAGE NINE

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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LEGIONAIRES
The Legionaires were met at the
ARRIVE HOME pier by representatives of the Hebrew

NEW YORK—Fifty Jewish young
; it who joined the _Jewish Le-
to tight for Palestine returned
Xew York last week on the Royal
About fifteen of this num-
I•er saw active service in Palestine.
The others are coming from England.
his is the first group of American
; eninaire, which has been denni•

Immigrant Aid Society and of the
Red Nlogen Dovid. Those Legion-
aires who came from Palestine said
that the Jewish Legion there is being
demobilized, but numbers of the men
have decided to remain in Palestine.
More .4 the Legionaires t
ed I t i.•torti here within•,
'Ilse report that the Jew ..]
tin , a.•re unfriendly I..,

Legionaires is denied by those re-
turning. They declare that many of
their number have become engaged
to Palestine young women, and some
Lace already married there. Most of
the Legionaires who had conic from
Palestine expressed their disappoint-
ment at the lack of effort on the part
.i the Zionist Commission in that
-entry toward making it possible for
Ciiise young nom to Become tistali-
, • , lied there

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fore them. The names here are only ap the ministry of the Reform con-
a few representative ones. What a gregation at Tulsa, Okla.
void there would he in the world of
music without the sons and daughters
Zionist representing Ohio, Ken-
of Israel!—The Jewish Monitor.
tucky and Indiana in conference last
week, passed resolutions calling for
world wide Jewish
Rabbi Charles It. Lanz has re- the holding of a
signed from the United Hebrew Con- congress to be held in London, Eng.,
it
the
earliest
possible
moment.
gregation of Fort Smith, Ark., to take

Hammerstein brings to mind the
large place occupied by Jews in the
history of music. The great oppo-
nents of Hammerstein ill his memor-
able tight to introduce popular opera
add American singers in America were
the Grans, Jews. Joachim, next to
Leschitetsky the greatest music teach-
er of the century, and one of its great-
nihilists, was born of Jewish par-
Leschitetsky was not a Jett.
ent..
the greatest of the modern
.\ 1,16 , 11 pianists, Was born a Jew. Ile
tens converted once or twice but told
OW Writer several years ago that the
hater worked only on the outside. A 1,,E1
relative of his on her husband's side
is Fannie Illoondield-Zeisler, the pre-,
of W0111.:11 pianists, now of Chi- If -7
nti
cago, :old an ;indent Jewess. Llievinne
is a Russian Jew. Hoffman is said to
be Jew, but has denied it as has Ganz. pi
I »•renstein is a Jew, as is Ginlowsky.
I to Pachnian is a Jew as are the broth-
ers NI oscowzske. So also were the
brothers NVienawski. NLimice Rosen-
thal of Chicago is a Jets, though his
fame rests principally on his ability' as
It' musical critic. 'Elie greatest musi-
cal geniuses of the day, Elman. (*vitt-
!dist, Rosen and Haifetz, are all Rus-
sian Jews, as are the most recent
the great opera additions, Sophia [2]
Itraslati and Ross Raisa. Alma Gluck 1
is of Galician Jewish parentage. Of
conductors we have Herz, Strati-
sky and Gabrilowitsch, who by the
way, •011 his fame as a pianist. His -]
wife is the daughter of the late NI ark
Twain. The famous Weingartter is
not a Jew.
Nlany of these whom we have men- ,,q
Cloned were only born Jews. Most of t2-1
them are still of us and with us. We i
have not mentioned composers like
()ITenhach, Bruch and Nleyerbeer lie-

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