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GABRILOWITSCH WILL TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES SHAAREY ZADEK NOTES
BE CONCERT SOLOIST
To further the movement launched
Sabbath Services Saturday.
the semi-annual meeting held re-
AT BETH EL, APRIL 19 Services will he held as usual at at
cently for the purpose of liquidating
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, director of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra and
famed pianist, will play Beethoven's
Sonata, No 9 (dedicated to Ereutzer)
at the second recital of the Detroit
Symphony String Quartet at Temple
Beth Monday evening, April 19.
Ile will be assisted by Ilya Schkol-
nik, of the Symphony Quar-
tet. The remaining members in the
King,
woe ., arc \\'illi;un
Clarence Evans and Philipp Abbas.
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10:30, the sermon to be delivered by
Rabbi Mayerberg.
Distinctiveness
Men's Temple Club.
of
The second concert in the series
arranged by the Men's Temple Club
will be given by the Detroit S•m-
phony String Quartette 5.1onday eve-
ning, April 19111. The soloist on this
occasion will he NIT-. Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch amid a large audience is sure
ti.) be in attendance. The program
Vorlunansbif
Ossip Gabrilowitsch.
The recital is the second in a series
if Chamber NItisic concerts presented
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by The Chamber Music Society of
III} shops possess beside
Detroit tinder the auspices of The
that exclusiveness of style,
to be rendered is an excellent one
Nlen's Club of Tt.mpl, it...th El.
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also _the distinction In
The following ;migrant has been and will prove enjoyable to all who
arranged
for
the
Monday
concert:
hear
it. tickets for this concert and
workmanship that well dressed
Mozart—Quartet, Iu I. Major, No. the last one may be procured from
young men desire.
23. .11Iegro Moderato. Allegretto, Mr. Wallace Rusenheint at the Tem-
Memo:Ho-Allegretto, Allegro; Bee- ple.
thoven, Sonata No 9-- I Dedicated to
Kreutzer). For Piano and Violin—
Adagio Sostenuto - Presto, Andante
con Variazioni, Finale-Presto; Messrs.
Gabrilowitsch and Schkulnik A.
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Dvorak op, 81. Allegro ma non tan- Fourteenth Century Canvas to
B.
CHERRY :236.
to, Dunika, Andante con motor
Pri.e at Dance May
(Euriant) Motto vivace;
Scherzo
16th.
Finale, Allegro.
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Sunday evening, May 16, has been
chosenbY the Ilailavalt Society as
Kline's, at Temple Beth El, at
ifieiii redholding arfehhe 17,
ellioch . s. or at the
504 FREE PRESS BLDG.
oral ly
post-
ish Chronicle, 1334 Book Bldg.
General Real Estate, Insurance,
potted on account of conflicting date,
potted
Choice Homes, Two-Flats, In-
of :III oil paiting,
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vestments and Store Property
da Bardi, a famous artist of the
PHONE CHERRY 1195.
Fourteenth century. The canvas is
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an excellent specimen of this artist's
work. Mrs. S. S. Fishbain, who is
in charge of arrangements, announces
Christine Langenhan, dramatic so- that all tickets dated March 14, may
CIVIL ENGINEERS
prano, and Hans Hess, our of Amer- be used for this event. •
SERVEYS—Lanit Subdivisions, Muni-
An unusually attractive program
ica's foremost cellists, ism appear
, q, ,1 , ,ayouts.
here fur the first time in a joint re- has been arranged for the evening,
STRUCTURAL DESICNS—Plans, Es-
cital at the Arena Gardens, Friday which is to take the form of a dance.
tunites. Reports, Supervision.
Tel. Main 2043
225 Farwell Bldg.
evening. April 23, in a well balanced 'rite proceeds from the affair are for
Surveying within 24 hours.
the benefit of Palestine Supplies De-
program.
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Hiss Langenhan features Matta- partment, a fund for the relief of the
5' Zucca's latest song, "Rachem," a needy poor in Palestine.
beautiful Hebrew melody. The art-
ist's rendition of the song has met
with great approval everywhere. The
follow ing program will be presented
Flint, Stich.—The I. O. B. B. Flint
at the Friday recital:
Hans Hess—Andantino from Or- Lodge will give their annual ball at
plus Ballet, Gluck; Scherzo. Hitters- the :Masonic emote on Tuesday, Nlay
doff-Kreisler: Variations Synmlenu 4. The committee in charge of the
arrangements have made elaborate
blue. Ibiellmann.
Christine Lan gentian—Su SOCIII For- preparations in order to assure its
Many out-of-town guests
Fschaikofsky; success.
gotten (in Russian),
Lullaby (rpm stilticet(alnir,s;raT"hlelieNtE,,,isss,.-; are expected at this affair, especially
!nom Detroit. Edward Rosenberg is
tin Czrchl,
— WE PAY SPOT CASH
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I Slovak Dvorak ; Song My Monter . in charge of the arrangements.
J. LIEBER
HADASSAH SOCIETY TO
RAFFLE OIL PAINTING
Men's Tailor
209 'Tway Market Bldg.
Maloney-Campbell
Realty Co., Inc.
CHRISTINE LANGENHAN, via A
HANS HESS, IN JOINT
RECITAL AT ARENA
GOLDMAN & ULLIAN
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ACTIVITIES IN FLINT
Wanted
ALKON AUTO SALES
35 Palmer West, Near Woodward
Taught Sic (Czech). Dvorak; Gypsy
The Beth Israel Sisterhood will
Song (Slovak), Dvorak.
Christine Langenhan—Le Nil, Tes hold a literary and social evening
Wednesday,
April 14, at the Jewish
Y CI1N, Elegie (In French with violin
trio obligato), by Leroux, Rene' Ra- Community Center. At this meeting
hey and Massenet; Aria "Snicidio the program for the summer activi-
from "La Gioconda," Ponchielli; Ita- ties will be discussed.
chem, Mana-'Lucca.
The Passover services held by Con-
Christine Langenhan—Sur le 1.a•,
Goddard; Lamento, Faure; Et I' An- gregation Beth Israel at the Jewish
Community
Center were unusually
gelus soma, Lagourgue; Tarantella,
well attended this year. Rabbi Ru-
Popper.
Hans Iless—Broken Threads, Carl dolph Lupo delivered sermons at each
Forsyth; \\lien Your Ship Comes In, service and considerable sums were
Lily Strickland; Beautiful Art Thou donated for communal and relief
Sly Love, Hyde: Eanchonette, Blair work.
Clarke; Call Me No More, Cadman.
At a general meeting held by the
Zionist District of Flint at the Com-
munity Center last week, Rabbi Ru-
dolph Lupo was elected chairman for
the Palestine Restoration Fund Drive.
VILNA CANTOR WILL
GIVE RECITAL AT
THE ARENA GARDENS
SULPHUR MINERAL WATER
The Same as Mt. Clemens
ant in Detroit At Wayne Bath Zones
2nd and Front Sts.. adj. Wayne Hotel
Departments for Ladles and
Gentlemen
Open Day and Night
Sleeping Accommodations for
Gentlemen
Mineral-Turkish-Tonic and Electric
Baths
Local and (tent ral Swedish Massage
Electrical Treatments. Including Vi-
bratory. High Frequency and Violet
Rays for Cobb/. Ithenmatism. Neu-
ralgia. Nenrit Is, Nervousness. Obesity.
Stomach. Kidney and Liver ('pm-
'taints and all forms of Skin
Troubles Cherry 4114
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A unique concert of modern, ortho-
doxaynagogual prayers, opera and
folk songs, will be given Sunday eve-
ning, April 25, at Arena Gardens, by
the noted Jewelsh Cantor. Morduch
liershman, who but five weeks ago
arrived from Vilna, Poland.
Cantor Hershman stirred the musi-
cal world with his first recital in New
York and the critIro were loud in
their praises of the singer. It is said
of hint that he interprets all the sor-
rows of a wandering race, all Its per-
secution and suffering in liquid tones,
that while speaking eloquently of the
tragedy, yet breathe a note of hope.
In his modern program, Cantor
liershman compares favorably with
many operatic stars o fthe present
day. His folk-songs, especially are
said to be of unusual merit, exhibit-
ing as they do, the sweet elasticity of
his tones. Cantor Ilershman's recital
at the Arena will undoubtedly prove
a treat to lovers of religious music.
NOTICE OF MEETING
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One of the most interesting pro-
grams of the term will be held at
next Sunday ee meting's meeting, April
18th, of the Philoniathic Debating .g..
Club, when the semi-annual Declams !.!
ation Contest will be held. About rt:
Ira members of the club who are as- 2 0-:
piratits for places on the Model
alto t, debate to be held in one IIT!
w. :11 participate with well-selected
speeches of both old and modern ors- giEs
tors, and the competition will he very In
keen. The judges who will select the 411
three best speakers will consist of
three of the club's alumni.
rite tvograin at last Sunday even-
ing's meeting was a debate on the
subject, 'Resolved, That School
Teachers Are Justine(' in Organizing
Imo a Union to Gain Their 1)e-
mands." The affirmative by offering
convincing proof of the necessity and
practicability of the measure won the
decision over the negative, represent-
ed by Morris Baron and Irving Is-
kowitz, by a vote of 14 to 5. The
winners were Samuel I.eYoung and
Harry Baiter, the latter being select-
ed the best speaker on the debate.
Maurice Meyers was critic of the
meeting.
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208-210 GRISWOLD ST.
ilf.FIERTMENIGIREPIGIMPERMENINGEERMONNIert;
It is generally believed that 5,1r.
Horace Stern will be appointed to
succeed the late Harry N. Wessel as
judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rosen's Bakery
Hot Rolls - Poppyseed Horns
Begel - Rye Bread - Pumpernickel
This is the same Rosen who formerly owned the Warsaw
Bakery. This Is my new establishment. Bread baked bore
three times a day-8:30 A. 111.-2 P. NI.-5 1'. M.
— SHIPMENTS MADE UP THE STATE
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408 HASTINGS STREET
(Opposite Robinson-Gohen's)
WEEKLY USED CAR BULLETIN
Today
Our stock of cars is out of the
ordinary, almost every car on
display is a 1920 model with no
limit as to choice of make or
immediate delivery
body style
Mr. Stoles Rosenthal left ler a ten-
day trip in the east.
BUICK
Mrs. Ben Wiener is spending the
week-end with friends in Detroit.
OLDSMOBILE
LIBERTY
The mid-passover dance given by
the Young Judean club Wednesday
evening at the Jewish Community
Center was a great success. A large
gathering of merry-makers taxed the
capacity of the hall. The beautiful
decorations of the hall and the va-
riety, of the interesting things offered
elicited general admiration. During
the intermission Ed Rosenberg, vice-
president of the I. 0. B. B. Flint
lodge, and Harry Engel, president of
the Young Judaen club, made a few
interesting remarks relative to the ac-
tivities of the local Jewish societies.
CADILLAC
STUTZ
MERCER
JEWISH EDITOR CONVICIED.
Warsaw.—Even to print any infor-
mation about pogroms upon the Jews
is considered a very serious attempt,
in the eyes of the Polish govern-
ment. Recently the editor of the
"Gloss Bundu" was convicted and
sentenced to six months' imprison-
ment for printing an article about the
pogroms in Poland. This paper is
the official organ of the Jewish so-
cialists of Poland.
On Sunday afternoon, April Igth,
at 2 p. tn., a mass meeting of the
citizens of Detroit will be held in
the Arena Gardens under the aus-
Odes of the Detroit Federation of
Labor, for the purpose of protesting
against the action of the Department
The emblem of
of Justice in arresting without war-
superior Optical
rant and holding without justification
Service.
working men—because of their po-
litical views, and also of the violence
that has been committed upon these
men and their families in the break-
Look for it when you por-
ing tto of their homes and the steal-
ing of their personal property. while
your Glasses.
chase
they were in the custody of the
united States Government.
john Fitzpatrick, President of the
Chicago Federation of Labor, and
tilers will address the meeting
The public is invited, and admission 1433
C yrus G. Jenks
Book Bldg.
is free.
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er, II. II. Keidati, It. Loewenherg, J.
II. Ehrlich and E. S. Zenion, More
than half of the amount was sub-
scribed at the meeting held last Tues-
day However, because a great num-
ber were absent at the meeting and
thus were not afforded an opportunity
of assisting in releasing their syna-
gogue from all obligations, members
will be approached personally by the
committee.
Hadassah.
Hadassah will hold its next regular I.P4SI
meeting on Monday, April 2n, at 2:30. :If;
Election of officers for the ensuing
year trill take place at this meeting 5e,
Delegates for the National Zionist ;141
Young People's Society.
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Rite a inost interesting entertainment City Slay 30 will also be chosen. A tat
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splendid musical program will close :r
on Sunday evening, April 18, begin-
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the
meeting.
NIrs.
John
Feldman
will
inig at 8:15. 'Hie program to be fol-
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lowed by a social hour and a dance. sing several vocal soli
g.:
All members of the society arc urged Jacobs will give Zionist readings.
to be present.
ing at 11 o'clock. The special at-
tention of the members is directed
to the fact that the pulpit twill lie
occupied by the Hon. Abram I. El-
kus, ex-Ambassador to Turkey, and
now Associate lodge of the Court
of Appeals of NOV York State., 11Ir.
1.11;us will speak under the auspices
of the lEnai Writh Lodge till the sub-
tcet, "Incidents ill the Life of an
inerican Ambassador During VVar
Tinies." It is hoped that every mem-
ber of the Congregation will avail
himself Of the opportunity of hear-
ing this most interesting address by
such an eminent man.
212-216 Michigan Ave.
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the t,52,000 mortgage on the Shaarey
Zedek synagogue, the following com-
Sunday Services.
mittee has been appointed to take
Services will be held Sunday morn- charge of the campaign: I). R. Stock-
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