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MUSIC NOTES.
Heads Committee On
Arrangements For
Y. P. S. Moonlight
"POP" CONCERTS AT THE ARENA.
$1:5:01MEMINEMETEMEMEMIGENNEMN: 411
"Meet Friedberg
Wear Diamonds"
By Hermann Hoexter.
A recent issue of the "News" quoted
Arrangements for the twenty-first
the following from an interview one moonlight to be given by the Young
establishment of loan funds, which of its reporters had with a welfare- People's Society of Temple Beth El,
will help the ruined families to rebuild head of one of the largest factories Monday, June 21, are nearing com-
their former homes and fortunes by in Detroit: "This is a city without a pletion, according to Milton NI. Aron-
means of long-term loans. It is for soul, a city of utter greed, utter sel- helm. chairman of the committee on
these loan funds that the Landsman- fishness, utter materialism. It has arrangements.
schaften have agreed to give their learned to make money, but it has
money.
never learned to spend money on a
A typical case is that of the Pros- constructive program for social good."
kurov Landsmanschaft, which was one
These, or other words to the same
of the first to come to an under- end, have been repeatedly hurled at
standing with the J. D. C. in the mat- the public from pulpit and platform,
ter of constructive relief. This Lands- until it must appear to the stranger
manschaft has granted the sum of within the city gates that Detroit
87.000 for a loan fund in Proskurov, either does not care about its reputa-
Podolia , The money will go to the tion, or is content to let things well
relief committee in l'roskurov on con- enough alone—"Mess along," as the
dition that it be used exclusively for English say. Picture houses and two
this purpose. , The Landsmanschaft theaters provide practically all of the
will he It presented on that committee amusement which scents necessary to
by Drs. Ascher Sechzer and Isaak satisfy our citizens, and no thought is
Lisser, and this joint committee will given to the superior concerts which
control the general relief funds as the Detroit Symphony Orchestra pro-
well as the special reconstruction vides nightly at the Arena Gardens.
funds. At the saute time it is under-
A comparatively small number of
stood that if the seven thousand dol- prominent citizens who do have the
s.
lars will not suffice for a loan fund, reputation of the city and the welfare
the J. 1). C. will add the rest.
of the conitminitv at heart give their
The J. D. C. has reached similar un - , time and their money to the upkeep
derstandings with the Ltit7k. Vinitsa,of this excellent body of trained mu-
Prozhany and other I.:did-chattel', I sicians. These men are in demand
and many store are adopting ulna through the summer months, particu-
plan. There is no doubt that this larly in the fashionable seashore re-
plan, as well as the great enthusiasm sorts of the east. .\ nil once they ar:
MILTON ARONHEIM
aroused on both sides of the Atlantic on the coast there is always the
Chairman of Arrangements
by the fund for re ,""struclim will danger of losing them because of the
succeed in enlisting the whole of many attractions nad inducements
Mr. Aronheim and a staff of (quint-
g
America!) Jewry in the splendid work which the larger cities of the east siastic workers predict a record at-
begun now to reclaim the •ar- provide and hold out to them, To temlance at what will probably prove .5!..
stricken Jews not only from their suf- overcome these factors, the sante the biggest and most successful so- l4-'_
la
fering, but front the necessity of group of public benefactors arranged cial enterprise of the V. P. S.
As the number of tickets sold will P4
accepting
to keep the nucleus of the orchestra
active at home this summer, and the be limited, the committee urges those +
concerts at the Arena were instituted. who wish•to attend to purchase their
And how does the 1)etroit public, tickets without delay, either from
specifically the Jewish element which committee members or at Grinnell's
is supposed to be so intensely inter- music store after June 17.
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Pisgah Lodge Adds
Hundreds More at
Big Stag Initiation
ested in music, show its appreciation?
By crowding the auditorium nightl ■ ,
bringing folks and friends to listen to
and ostentatious pleasure and give the line programs, and enjoying the
heed to the old-fashioned admoni- refreshments and the privileges of
tions of our religion. \Ve have been smoking at the tables? A pitiful hand-
WARSAW—The newly arrived priest
so busy amassing fame and fortune ful has been the answer thus farThe
that we hase had little time to devote conditions are truly shameful, and re- in the village of Wiensava, near Lank,
to the spiritual and moral phase of our fleet no credit upon those who sub- found a new way of ridding the village
Especially is this SO of our scribe to the regular winter concerts. of its undesirable Jewish inhabitants.
lives.
young people."
The few who come are corlitodastie. Through the aid of the special war
Here recreation of the highest type is measures now operating in Poland, he
Gives Rules of Conduct.
provided for very nominal entrance is confiscating the Jewish houses and
here Mr. RUSWOrill dramatica ll yre - , fees. I have spoken to some of those transforming them into social institu-
cited the last words of the notorious
frequent the concerts, and begged tions, such as schools, hospitals and the
jet, b-h boy who
„ Gyp th,
the
for an explanation of the indifference like. A vigorous propaganda is being
brought shame on the name of his of the great numbers who have never carried on among the Christian citizens
family and his people by committing entered the Arena since the concerts advising them not to admit any of the
a great crime. The condemned boy, began on the first of May. And I have Jews into their homes. Deprived of all
just before he was led to the death come to the conclusion that the ma- shelter, the Jews arc compelled to leave
chair, when asked if he had anything jority don't care, or simply haven't the v illage.
to say before the execution. said: "if the "gumption" to overcome a natural —
I had my life to live over again I summer laziness and make their way
would obey these three rules of con- to the hall. It is but another instance
duct: First, obey my father and of the favorite American game being
mother; second, go to Shiite, and brought into play, that of "passing
avoid evil
the hock." The adult 1)etroit Jew pre-
"If the Jewish youth of America fers his and her "Gemuellichkeit." and
were to follow the last wish of this the young bloods hound the movies.
repentant Jewish boy," declared
Truly a sorry state of affairs.
:mu sure we would elim-
KIPS Wortli,
I hereby register a plea—I wish I
inate : f ly c:1 ■ i , • for anti-semitism in could make it an invitation—for the
this country.
reader's interest and attendance to at
The speaker paid glowing tribute to least one of the Detroit Symphony's
the work of the 'Vital Brith as the popular evening concerts. I ant sure
only large Jewish international body that one visit will convince the reader
that is upholding the lair name and that the .\ rena is now an ideal place
honor .if the Jew, constructing and at which to spend the evening, and I
building up for the benefit of all. lie fell just as certain that this first visit
closed with an eloquent reference to will be but she precursor of many
the protection given by the Stars and others. Ilere, then. is your opportu ❑
strip es to the J eW and P ledged the lip lo•lp mould lilt• artistic soul of
lives and treasure of all Jews to the Detroit.
perpetuation of this country.
Following the address of Mr. Kus-
worm the large gathering adjourned
The Sams as Mt. Monistts
to the grill rooms of the Elks' Temple
But In Detroit At Wayne Bath Hons.
where a dainty and variegated "Dutch
2nd and Front Sts . adj. Wa,ine Hotel
Lunch" awaited them. Despite the
Departments for Ladies and
Gentlemen
great crowd everybody was served in
Open Day and Night
quick
time so as to allow for a re-
Bleeping Accommodation , for
There has recently been organized
sumption of festivities in the big audi-
Gentlemen
Mineral-Turkish-Tonic and Electric
among the younger members of the
torium,
Baths
Vaudeville
Ends
Program.
social
workers of the City a Junior
Massage
Local and General swi
Electrical Treatment , . Including Vi-
e "smoker" portion of the "star Auxiliary connected with the Detroit
bratory. Mali Frequency and VloIct
initiation" then took place. It con- Hebrew Orphans Home at 25 Rowena
Rays for Colds, Itheunial Into. Neu-
sisied of a "show" of vaudeville acts. street.
ralgia, Neilrit Is. Nervousness, Obesity.
Stomach. Kidney and LIver Com-
Despite the lateness of the hour the
The following members have been
plaints and all forms of Skin
crowd "stuck to the finish" and, al-
Troubles. Cherry 4784
elected as officers for the next six
though there were many and diverse
J. R. 1IAYF.S. Prop, and Mgr.
It. 0. IRWIN, Supt.
individual opinions on the artistic months: Miss Esther Holtzman,
abilities and delectable pulchritude of President; Miss Rose Krause, Vice.
the performers, there were no casual- President; Miss Alice Mogilevsky,
ties among the members or the "man- Secretary and Miss Rose Babcock,
Treasurer.
agers."
Credit is given to Nathan E. Rosen-
The chief aim of the Auxiliary Is to
berg, chairman of the cot ertainntent
DETROIT'S EXCLUSIVE HATTER
bringhte nas much as possible the Ilv-
committee. for the success of the
49 GRATIOT AVE.
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of the orphans living at the Home l
evening. \Vith the aid of Ben Kra-
COB. LIBRARY AVE.
mer, who performed the ceremony of by outings during the Summer months!
introducing the performers in profes- and entertainments during the winter
a.
sional manner, Wilford Goldman, who evenings. It is felt that in this way
acted as "property man," Max Rubin, a new interest In life may be given
I.. Bass, and a few volunteers, the to these unfortunate children.
lodge went home pleased greatly with
A drive to incrase th membership
the entire program of the evening.
is Just openings and girls of the age
of 18 and above who are interested In,
this needed and helpful work are re-
quested to communicate with one of
next meeting of the organiza-
the following girls on the member-
tion will be held on Thursday, June
ship committee: The Misses Gertrude
17th, at 8:30 P. H. at Shaarey Zedek.
The musical program will he headed ,or Zelda }lasso], 1130 Chene street, or
by Sam Bernstein, better known asi Miss Tillie Babcock, 984 Second av
enue.
Al Jolson's understudy, 00 dwill be
Tickets are being sold by the mall.
accompanied by Samuel L. Weller at
the piano. Miss Helen Ressler, tal- tory for which a Sweetmeat Set Is to
ented elocutionist will offer readings. be raffled. The drawing for this set
Miss Freda Apsel, vocalist of merit will take place at the Orphans Home,
promises something wrothy of note. ;5 Rowena street, on June 15, 1920,
54904919
Mr. Max Kravitz, gifted violinist, will at 8:30 P. M. All those holding tick-
Wed., Sept. 24
New Year'. Eve
submit solos that will appeal to all. ets will please try to attend the raffle.
Miss
Detroit
Cigar
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Hot Rolls - Poppyseed Horns
Begel - Rye Bread - Pumpernickel
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FORMED AT DETROIT
HEBREW ORPHANAGE
SULPHUR MINERAL WATER
of a good Used Car from a
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ifFARYOHATTER
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THE Al MILD
BICUR CHOLEM JUNIORS
The
HAVANA CIGAR
THOMAS J. DOYLE
JEWISH CALENDAR.
Sat. Oct. 4
1 ow Kippur
Moro. Oct. 9
81irr.th (First Day)
Succoth Mast Day—Shemloi
Thom., Oet. 1.
Atoereth
Fa., Oct. 17
Simse ► ath Torah
Oct. 24
Ilow11.4 bodesch Cheorvam Fri,
Som. Nov. 23
Itweh.Chodeseh Kislev
uksh
(Feast
of
Dediestiool..
Cha ■
Wed.. Dee. 17
Dee. 72
Roods.Chodeseh 'reheat
USED CARS
A big surprise awaits all who at-
tend. Friends are particularly invited. UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS
This Is the last meeting before the
FUND DRIVE PROGRESSES
once-a-month gathering goes into ef-
732 Woodward Avenue
fect.
The $60,000.00 campaign for the
Dancing will conclude the program
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, is
with Miss Helen Krause at the piano.
In full swing and the following new
Fat of TaxanSE10.1920 Thurs., Jam. 1
members have lately been brought in
Itoech-Chodeseh S bbbbb Jo.. II
Rooch-Clodweb Ada•.Thars.„ Feb. 19
to the office of the United Hebrew
Mar. 4
Purim (Feast of Eother).Tburs „
31 •r. 20
...Pat,
Schools at 107 Wilkins Street:
■
Itweb-Chodeseh hissa
Powoler Peoachl ........ Sat, A loth 3
Passover (1P:ightb Day)...Sat„ April 10
Saw, April IP
lioseb-Cltodwelt lyar
Mmy
Lair b 'Omar
Nay
itweb.Cbodeselt
Shabuoth (Comennatio. Day) ..... IP
Su. May 79
Rooeb-Chodeoeb Tammas
Wed.. Jame IS
Fast of Twaromm .......... Sum, Jail 4
.Chodesch
Ab
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July 111
Ilwe ►
Saw. July SI
Fart of Alt
Ilwel.Ch ■ desell Elise —Sot, Aug. 14
DAILY ZIONIST NEWS-
PAPER IN HUNGARIAN
Klausenburg — A new daily newspaper
"Ui Kelet" (New Orient), given totally
to the Zionist interests of this province.
has begun to appear in this city in
Hungarian. Until recently this publi-
cation has been a weekly. Klausenburg
is the capital of Siebenburgen, the Rou-
manian province, which formerly be-
longed to Hungary.
Goodman Brotners, $100; Meyer
Meyer Prensky $100; Julius Steinberg t ■
$50; Harold Smilansky $50; Ben
Krell $50; I. L. Sehelnman $50; H.
Gurovitz $25; J.Miller $25; Leo Frank
$25; S. Cutler $25; Peter Kaplan $25;
S. Berger $25; B. Jacob $25; Silas
Cohen $25; Wolf Kaplan $25.
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