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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1920-12-17

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America ffewish Periafital Carter

cLneroet AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

iimpsnzonle,isnoltONICLE

1111 ■ ••• ••

PAGE THIRTEEN

MUSIC NOTES

Jews, has set a standard of political only the ratifications of the stream Western lawns as nuclei of further to a security and
prosperity of which
ethics, which the world cannot afford of Jewish Immigration over the court- , immigration. But the vast area thus there are as yet no signs,
or a Rus-
to abate. But the question remains, tip at large, Into the West of which opened up offers--if autonomy is to sia, re-established and non-reactionary,
shall the Jews be recognized as na- it trickles too slowly. And this a de- be set aside—a much more practicable supplies a nearer and more
attractive
There
will
be
two
soloist,
for
the
The special social committee of the
tional minorities, or shall they simply partment of the Jewish Territorial Or-, and economical outlet for the swarm- magnet to the Polish Jewish masses,
Detroit Symphony orchestra's concert
unior Young People's Society have
exist as free amid equal citizens of the ganization strove to precipitate by ing.
imam erished, and tormented America, whose Immigration laws
Sunday
afternoon,
December
26,
at
completed their plans for a delightful
majority State? The latter is the constituting Galveston MI additional Jewries of Europe than can bo pro- will Inevitably be relaxed under the
3:30, in Orchestra hall—Harriet
.
in Cleveland Four Days,
c law . to be given on Saturday even-
Scholdcr, pianist, and Bruno Jarnicke. form preferred by the old established port for Jewish Immigration—an at- vided by the tiny. half ruined British- dearth of while labor and the need of
g,
Dec.
18.
The
Y.
P.
S.
special
English Jews, and corresponds to the tempt which Zionism in Its blindness Arab territory in Palestine, where production, will be inovitahly--by
Dec.
26-30.
i n
French horn.
orchestra has been engaged for that
Miss Si:holder is a young New York fact that national minorities do not withstood, and which was only Bile - , the mob that asks for bread cannot! whatever port of entry—resume her
eyelet, aml many special features will
exist
in England except geographic- CeS8thi Inn the extent of settling mune be put off with a stone, however holy., old place as the Jewish
0,
Jewish artist who will make her first appear-
land of
,aking the evening an enjoy- Chautauqua Society will hold its
ally. The other system, though it ten thousand longs In the smaller Unless Central Europe settles downl refuge.
add ,r ,
ance in Detroit with the prestige of
U , Among the many special Twenty-ninth Assembly here. begin-
has
excited
apprehension as 0 Slate
farm:dile eastern critical opinion. She
ai ~
(anged for the evening are ning Sunday, December 211, 2I111 lasting
will play Chopin's Second Piano Con- within a Slate, Is mereely a similar
s a ,,Jo Minute dance orchestra." through December 30.
certo in I. Minor. Mr. Jae.nicke, the device for self-protection. 0 method
Following is the orograin as ar- solo French horn of the orchestra, of organizing a racially mixed State
ranged to date:
whit, appearance but season will be by Its constituent factors; u grouping
Sunday, Dec. 26.
remembered with pleasure, will play a by races Instead of disc ruck. Since
10:00 a. 111.-12 III
none of these races demands or en.
French horn concerto by Mozart.
NI. Doe' Racoosin, leader of the visits to the 1( eh,. ions ',hoots.
Mr. Gabrilowitch will conduct tine Joys it separate foreign policy, fiscal
3:00 p. m. Reception and lea, Hot el
11,0,,,Iii• of Judea, gave Ili, first
program and will present the orches- system. or Parliamentary assembly,
Slater, tendered the visitors an
tra in Gluck's overture to "Alcaste." such a Constitution appears to offer
hi-tori , al speech before the club on delegates by the congregations au
Influence Towards the Je•w-
Liadow's Nfusic Box, Jarnefelt's the valuable combination of variety
Jewish 1,Voinaii•s organizations I if
Praeludium and 1S'eber's Invitation to with unity, and to present a sort of
■ ''
eki
Cleveland.
League of Nations in microcosm. It
lit alai, is not only taking part in
III,. Dance.
8:00 p. no Euclid Ave. Tempi r.
Ince' work, but also in athletics.
For the New Year's pair of synt• would seem the only way of doing
Formal Opening Session—Dr, \Vi I-
That would make ■ "Bob Cratchit"
e
have
reported
for
th
phony the assisting soloist will he justice to the many large raeial mi-
men
Four
11:1111 ROSCIlall, Baltimore, Shi a Viet
out of a "Scrooge"
Nina Koshetz, Russian soprano. solo noeltles embedded amid majorities by
bad , ',ell team and the club hopes Chancellor Jewish Chautauqua Se
the
Peace
Treaties,
and
were
It
ap-
has just arrived in the United States.
t•• b •• one of the leading Judean
ciety. presiding.
plied In Palestine would tend more
Everythin,, for the holiday dinner --
The
program
will
be
all
Russian
with
tiess
Address of kVelcome -- Mr. Ben
dependable foodstuffs that assure the
two distinct novelties ore- anted iu truly to produce a "Jewish Notional
min Lowenstein, Cleveland, Ohio.
hostess success in Christmas enter-
Scrisbin's Third Symptoms . no d Ito- illtine" therein, without prejudice to
Response—fl r. Arthur K. Ster 5, row
Arab
rights,
than
a
British
or
Amer'.
tabling.
'ski's suite. "Trois Peintures" \Ir.
Philadelphia. l'a.. President Jewis
I•erowski will come over from Chi- can voting system. especially If sup-
Chautauqua Society.
esgml In conduct his own work. Moor. plemented by a Ministry of Jewish
Domestic Foodstuffs
Imported Products
Address—Dr. William Roseman
Koshetz will sing songs and arias by Affairs, such an already exists in
Gordon & Dilworth's
Richardson & Robbin's
Baltimore, kid.
Tschaikowsky, Rinisky-Korsakeiv and Lithuania, and was essayed in the
Mince Meat
Plum Pudding
Greetings—Rabbi Henry Berkowit z,
unstable Ukraine. In countries where
Rahmaninoff.
Philadelphia, Pa., Chancellor Jewis
The current pair of symphony eons anti-Semitisin reigns, this group sys-
Walnuts, Brazil' and Filberts
Chautauqua Society,
certs presents Leopold Godowsky tem is a guarantee that the common
Fresh, Firm and Flavory Chickens
Re•sinne of Chautauqua Activities
pianist, as soloist with the orchestra national Parliament will contain a
Nliss Jeannette Miriam Goldberg, See
Minnesota Dry Picked
nlayiug ilrahms' Third Symphony and proportional number of Jewish depu-
retary Jewish Chautaqua Society.
ties.
It
is
true
the
Jewish
vote
might,
Turkeys
Ducks
Geese
Beethoven's "Lermore" overture No.
Monday, Dec. 27.
CONDUCTOR
1. Mr. Godowsky has chosen Ch opin's without this arrangement, provide as
9:3(1 a. in.—Auditorium, Hotel Statler.
many Jewish or pro-Jewish deputies.
Second concerto in F. Minor.
An
appreciated
Christmas
gift—
Illustrative Lesson in Kindergarten
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
The Young People's Concerts. But In practice it has been found—
Vjork—Miss Mabel Altman, Buffalo,
An artistic center piece for your own table,
which begin Saturday morning, De- as recently in Poland—that the gerry-
December 17 and 18 at 8:30
N. Y. General discussion.
cember 18, at 10:30 o'clock, have been mandering of the constituencies, so as
Soloist GODOWSKY Pianist
11:00 a. nt.—Auditorium, 110k1 Slather.
sold out for the series of five. The to water down Jewish majorities, may
Illustrative Lesson in Second
Program—Beethoven "Leonora"
response to this first effort of the leave Jewry without even the requisite
Grade IS'otle--Jacob's Dream—Mrs.
No. 1; Chopin Second l'iano Con-
Detroit Symphony Society to provide number of representatives for an in.
Harry Rosewater, Cleveland, Ohio
conceits for young people is very terpellation In the House. But how-
certi); Brehm Third Symphony,
Discussion—Miss Sara Rifkin, St.
gratifying and shows that the educa- ever this question be decided, the In-
Seats 31.00, WO, 82.00
Louis, Nfo.
tional effort underlying the project is tolerable conditions of Central Euro-
Box seats 33.00
2:30-3:00 p. m.—Auditorium, Hotel
pean Jewry will necessitate a large
appreciated.
Slather.
NOW ON SALE, GRINNELL'S
migration of the masses whom Pal-
Question liox.
estine cannot receive, and who are
NEXT SUNDAY CONCERT
3:1(0 p. in.
already taking the ancient road to
December 28 at 3:30
Symposium—Dr. David Philipson,
New York.
Soloists
The Girls of the Kadimah gave
Cincinnati, 0., presiding.
That .was the path of salvation
Harriet Scholder
Bruno Jaenicke
"Child Nature with Special Refer- their first initiation and ,festival at which the instinct of the masses found
the. United Jewish Charities Building for itself, when the pogroms of the
Pianist
ence to Religion"—
French Horn
(a) The Child in the Home—Miss last Saturday in the the Washington early eighties began to break up
Seats 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Gladys Ottenheimer, Little Rock, Ark, Progressive Club rooms. Program Russo-Jewish life. There lay the road
Box Seats, $1.25
(b) The Child's First Day in as follows:
to safety and opportunity. America
On Sale Grinnell's Dec. 23 and 24
In stock or filled to your In-
School—Miss
Miriam
Initiation, 7.30 to 9:30. Thirty mem- was the only country of the world In
Schoenfeld,
The baskets arc oval, round
FIRST YOUNG PEOPLE'S
dividual order with delicious,
Pittsburgh. l'a.
bers initiated. Miss Sara Drapkin, which they could arrive in their tens
or square—the handles are
CONCERT
selected (mita.
(c) The Child in the Kindergarten master of ceremonies. Miss Ethel of thousands without arousing seri.
plain or rugged.
Saturday, Dec. 18 at 10:30
Class—Mrs. Carl NVolfe, Terre Haute. Smith, recorder. Other members of ono prejudice. There, and there
Ind.
All Seats Sold For Series.
the Initiation Committee—Misses alone, foreignness was almost the

(d) The Child in the Primary Betty Berrick, Rose Bank, Leola La- rule instead of the exception; a
Grades—Nliss Jeannette 1101"WilZ, St. pides, Mae Mercer and Bessie Finkel- score of other alien groups vied with
Louis, Nfo.
stein,
the Jewish group and facilitated Its
(e) The Child in the Intermediate
Festivities, 9:30 to 11:30. Vocal se- settlement. And if the Gentiles tend-
Grade—Mr. Albert Kornfeld, Colum- lections by Miss Mollie Hoffman of ed to fuse less slowly In the male-'
bus, Ohio.
the Detroit Conservatory, Miss ,Rose moth Melting Pot, and If more obeli-
(1) The Child of High School Age Steinberg, Mr. Billie Abrams, the nate Jewry found itself faced with a
—11e Philip Buchstaber, Cincinnati, well-known Al Jolson impersonator, new synthetic anti-Semitism, yet the
Ohio.
and a 'Frisco dancing exhibition by equal political right of the Jews
General discussion,
already in possession tended to re-
Mr. Ben Adelson.
6:30 p.
Seventy-two years
One of the most interesting fea- press any graver manifestation. Amer.
Dinner tendered the visitors and
tures of the evening was the surprise Ica was, after all, pledged to the doc-
n. learn that we secured the
delegates by the Congregations and
displayed by the 1Vashington mem- trine of what Roosevelt called "the
agency for what we consider
\N'onian's Organizations of Cleveland.
bers when they were presented with square deal." There was lacking
Om best talking machine on
Tuesday, Dec. 28.
a silk Hebrew flag for their hearty
the market and show the full
9:311 a. m.—.Auditorium, Hotel Statics
co-operation. Miss Sara Drapkin
line of
Illustrative Lesson for Teachers iu
4.•
gave the presentation address while
Biblical Ilistory—Gideon—Rabbi Max
the Misses Leila Lapides and Ethel
Carrick, Erie, Penna.
Discussion —M iss Martha Cohen Smith unveiled the flag.
Mr. Joseph Freedman, president of
Baltimore. NI d ; Sara Jacobson,
the Washington Progressive Chub,
Syracuse, N. Y.
gave
an address in behalf of the
11:00 p. m.
Lesson in Ethics—Col, The Start- NVashingtons, expressing gratitude
and
promising
further co-operation.
ing Point and Goal in Religious In-
Table ( - hats, 11:30 to 12:30. Toast-
struction — Rabbi Joseph Rauch
mistress, Miss Mae Mercier; Prophet,
Louisville, Ky.
Discussion—Miss Rachel Muscat, bliss Sara Drapkin.
Members of the Washington Pro-
Rochester, N. Y.
gressive Club and a representation
2:30-3:00 p. in.—Auditorium, Ilotel
from the Trysquare Club were guests
Slather.
of the evening. Mr. A. Messinger,
Question Box.
president of the Trysquares, gave an
3:00 p. m.
I.esson in Normal Class Work- interesting address.
''h, Kadimah have been fortunate
able Louis Mann, New Haven,
in securing a three-room suite in the
C onn.
Discussion—Bliss Hattie Goldstein, United Jewish Charities Building for
L ouisville. Ky.
their meetings, vehich will be held
8 :110 p. ne—The Temple, E. 55th Si. hereafter on Thursday evenings. A
and Central Ase.
dramatic department has recently
Educational Evening-1)r. Abram been organized with the Misses Rose
S Ono's Washington, I). C., presiding. and Betty Derrick at its head.
Address—Dr. Abram Simon, Wash-
A basketball team has also been
ngton, I). C.
organized. Announcements for has-
Address—Education' in Democracy ketball practice, which will he held
Dr. George A. Coe, New York City. at the building's gymnasium, will lie
Wednesday, Dec. 29.
made known later.
An old favorite that is ever
9 :30 a. m.—:Auditorium. Hine.' Stades.
A plain toed comfy with silk pons
new in its appeal to comfort
Illustrative 1,l`,011 in the Prophets
pon, soft padded soles. A slip! r
NVARSAW—A
report
from
Vilna
is
Joel—Rahhi Louis J. Kopald, Buf-
and pleasure. You may always
that gives real comfort and
to the effect that the commission sent
f al°. N. Y.
select the Juliette with
pleasure. May be had in a
Discussion—Mrs. Herman Millen- by the League of Nations to supervise
certainty if you're not
the forthcoming plebiscite in Vilna
d er, NYashington, D. C.
variety of colors to suit
assignee' the sum of 9,000,000 marks
sure of the giftee's
11:00 a. tn.—Auditorium, Hotel
any requirement,
for Jewish relief purposes in that dis-
Statics.
tastes. Plush trim-
Illustrative Lesson in Post-Biblical trict.
med, leather sole and
li istory—Yochanan Ben Zakkai-
heels_
This Is the phonograph that
R able NaMian Stern, New York City.
combines all the good of the
Discussion--Mrs. William Rosen-
Lest makes while omitting all
ft .1d, Richmond. S'a.; Miss Etta Zolin,
the faults—to attempt to tell
1 ilwaukee, Wis.
you of the "Brunswick" would
2:30-3:00 p. m.—Auditorium, Hotel
lie like trying In tell about
Statler.
csruso's singing. You've got
te't annual from liege 12.)
Question Box.
to hear it.
A slipper characterized by its
3:00 p. nn.
eitus, so pregnant Is its summary of
A particular style of slipper
excellent fitting qualities. Made
Parent-Teacher Meeting — Rabbi the Jewish situation In many coun-
In all styles and finishes and
for men that has always been a
ouis
Grossman,
Cincinnati,
OhM,
L
for those who prefer a slight-
on easy payments if you wish.
tries. "The Jewish soldiers In Poland
decided favorite. Easily
p residing.
do their duty to their country in the
ly higher slipper than the
The Parent as the Child's First certainty that their country will not
slipped on or off. Comes
opera
style.
R eligious Teacher — Mrs. Charles do their duty by IL" A grim comment
in a variety of leath-
F round, Toledo. Ohio.
Indeed on the vaunted chivalry of the
rs
The Parent as an Example—Mrs. B. Pole. Even the funerals of distin-
H . Prints, Youngstown, Ohio.
guished Polish Jews are not safe from
Contains all that is best in
The l'arent as Participant in Pre- hooliganism. Solomon-Aseh, the lam.
up
I J furniture and Just now we offer
se eying the \Veil-Being of the Re
ous Yiddish novelist and dramatist, re-
some mighty clever Induce-
'igloos School—Mrs. Morse Gans, ports a statement made to him by the
!sesta to prospeetive buyers.
Evansville, Iml.
Rabbi of Vilna, which is an epitome of
Hotel Winton.
We solicit charge accounts
7181 p.
Jewish suffering In the Russian war
and are glad to give you amide
Tendered the visitors and delegates zone.
The slipper favorite for the
Another popular slipper style for
by the Congregations and Woman's
time in which to pay at your
Under the old Russian Tsarist
little girl or boy. Warm, com-
•onvenience.
Organizations of Cleveland.
Government we suffered as Jews
the people of all people who must be
fortable and just colorful
Thursday, Dec. 30.
When the Germans occupied Vilna
pleased
at Xmas time. Service-
enough to attract the little
9:30-12:30 p. we—Hotel Statler.
we no longer suffered as Jew's but
able and very comfortable.
Group Conference in Kindergarten,
folks.
as human beings, together with the
4 to II
'Sloe.
to
Primary, Biblical, Post-Biblical grades.
rest of the population, whom-they
Sizes Ilia to 2 Sizes 4 to II
2
Closing Remarks—Rabbi Louis Nf.
robbed of everything. Then, when
the Bolshevik) came, we suffered as
Wolsey. Cleveland. Ohio; Rabbi Ahha
.85 $ 1.95
bourgeois. And now that the Poles
H. Silver, Cleveland, Ohio.
Near Harper
have set foot in Vilna we suffer
and up
and up
cad up
and up
again as Jews. But these sufferings
Take Harper or Belt Cars
are more horrible than anything we
have as yet experienced.
Such Is the background of the Zion-
The Kurlander ladies of Detroit
ist rejoicings. Nowhere have "the
have organized an aid society for the
An all-over quilted satin boudoir slip-
drums and tramplings" been more eon.
benefit of the poor and needy sick
per that may be had in a variety
tInuous than In the Jewish zones of
A
comfy
slipper
of
decided
charm.
in Kurland.
Europe; towns have been taken and
of colors to suit. Certainly
Any lady wishing to become a retaken by the rival armies, and the
Very flitely made throughout, and sure
a gift of elegance and
member can do so by calling Nfrs. Jews massacred by all. Kieff has been
to please those who will
comfort
B. Lampke. 1056 Brush St.. 'phone captured—to the music of Jewish
be
fortunate
enough
to
Northway 5134-M, or Mrs. Buch, 52 death-rattles — nearly a dozen times.
wear them after
Hendrie, Northway 5752-W'.
And even where Peace has Mow'y
The next electing will be held at dawned, ft brings no balm to the
Chr:stmas.
Congregation Nlogin Abraham. 194 Ghetto, for the abnormal accentuation
Farnsworth, on Wednesday evening, of race-consciousness in war-time has
Dec. 22, at 7 o'clock. All Kurlander aggravated anti-Semitism, especially
In the beaten countries. England her-
ladies arc cordially invited.
self combines protection of the Jew In
Palestine with a restiveness egainet
ASS'N.
"aliens" at home and a tyrannous de.
OFFICERS portatton of an many as possible.
The Problem of the Dispora.
Infinitely more Important and ur-
On Tuesday evening, Dec. ZR, a
special meeting of the Hebrew Hos- gent therefore than any pseudo-Res-
pital Association will be held at toratIon to Palestine Is the problem
Ettinger's Hall, corner Antoine and of the Dia-spora. The treaty for ml-
Benton, at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Nom- noritles drawn up by the Peace Con-
ination and election of officers will ference, which although Poland still
cynically ignores It, and her more
take place at the meeting. All mem-
bers and those who are interested in reckless leaders boast of an Impend.
Mg holocaust of all her three million
the movement are urged to attend.

Junior

Young People
Give Dance Dec. 18

J

Jewish Chautauqua
Society Will Meet
T o Hold Twenty-ninth Assembly

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