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Grainger Welcomed by Large Audience at Orchestra • Hall—
Shares Honors With Margaret Schuiling.
ERCY GRAINGER, master pianist and well-known com-
poser, appeared at Orchestra Hall on Tuesday night. Shar-
ing honors with him was Miss Margaret Schuiling, a Detroit
singer, who has been attracting much attention in New York.
Mr. Grainger, who has appeared several times before Detroit
audiences, was in excellent form and he revealed such dazzling
technique and musical understanding as to completely captivate
the large audience that heard him. He opened his performance
with a Prelude and Fugue in A Minor for organ and transcribed
for the piano by Bach-Liszt. This proved to be a dry, tedious
finger exercise, lacking in theme, warmth and beauty, and did
not impress the audience to any great extent. This was fol-
lowed by Liszt's "Liebestraum" and "Polonaise," E Major. In
these two numbers he revealed himself to be an artist of great
PALESTINE: A CASKET
OF JEWELS
By SIR ALFRED MOND
(The Quiver, an English publication of note, contains in a recent issue
an article by Sir Alfred Mond, member of the British cabinet and chairman
of the British Economic Council for Palestine. Discussing the "Practicabil-
ity of Zionism," under which title the article appears in The Quiver, Sir
Alfred Mond gives his impression of his visit to Palestine. Ile Calls Pelee-
tine • "Casket of Jewels" which has been let down by centuries of gross
neglect. We quote the following salient features of the article.—Editor's
Note.)
(!gab Nurniturr
The most convincing way
I think nobody will dispute the tore supply; left vast areas of land
proposition that Jewish effort in Pal- to go totally out of cultivation. Yet
to satisfy yourself is to
those
areas
which
have
undergone
re-
estine in the past—which it is open
visit our Salesrooms. That
to everybody to study on the spot— cent cultivation under modern meth-
exact requirement is here
demonstrates the possibilities of the Oils show plainly how fertile the soil
country and the capacity of the Jew- is. In many cases this object lesson
for you.
is
most
striking,
because
the
lands
of
ish people to return to agricultural
pursuits, as they have there success- colonists producing splendid crops
Your appreciation of
fully created, under the most unprom- border directly upon wastes which are
ising acid difficult circumstances and just as amenable to cultivation. There
" G 0 0 D FURNITURE"
out of territory of a most forbidding you see side by side a contrast, which
will find expression in the
appearance, flourishing and remuner- is a picture of what Palestine mainly
attainment, putting into the first one®
is
today,
and
what
it
may
be
tomor-
close inspection of our
great poetic feeling and tonal beauty, Sylvia Simons Gives Meritori• ative agricultural enterprises. This
productions.
is no new experiment of a hypotheti- row.
and the latter he did in a viril and
Large
numbers
of
Jews
from
many
B
cal character which is being tried
ous Performance at Initial
vigorous style, that made a tremend-
parts
of
the
world
are
entering
l'al-
there, but the development of work
ous hit with the listeners. In his own
B
Appearance With
which has been going on now for two estine to assist its economic develop-
compositions, "Country Gardens," Co-
Symphony.
generations and the results of which ment, and this movement will increase.
lonial Song" and the march-jig, "Ma-
are well known. There are today in I saw young men and women, niany
guire's Kick," Mr. Grainger was most
a
of whom have had a university edu-
delightful. They were rendered with By LILLIAN SHIMBERG FREED- various parts of Palestine something cation, sons and daughters of families
•
a
like 72 Jewish Colonies. The most
MAN.
great skill and precision. Into them
that,
before
the
vast
upheaval
of
the
Last Sunday's popular concert of important of these are due to the war and the Russian revolution, were
Mr. Granger put a broad sweep that
taxed the resources of the piano. Of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in - enterprise of Baron bldmond de in comfortable circumstances, living
The "Greatest Sale of Furs
Warr en Avenue
all the pianists that we hear during troduced Miss Sylvia Simons, of this Rothschild, the Jewish Colonial under canvas and doing navvy work
Ever Held in America" is
the season (and let be said there are city, as soloist. She chose as her ve- Trust, and the Zionist Organization. on the roads and railways, cheerful,
at Riopelle Street
now in progress! Buy
plenty of them) Mr. Grainger is one hicle the Schumann Piano Concerto They have revived the vine culture well-organized, capable, singing and
and orange culture, and have intro-
of the most welcome. Ile is truly and played it in a meritorious way.
1320
Marks' quality furs at the
Melrose
laughing,
and
filled
with
a
profound
The Schumann Concerto is not one duced dairy farming, in addition to belief in the future of the land of
a great artist with a definite person-
greatest savings in years!
ality, and it may be hoped that his which appeals to the general public. cultivating o r d i n a r y agricultural their fathers. Such a sight was to
visits to this city will be frequent. It has no fire and brilliancy and one crops. There is plenty of room for me a cause of profound hope.
Miss Schuiling, a little nervous at the misses the languishing sounds of ro- a large extension of this kind of work.
Palestine wants harbors, internal
beginning, mom gained her poise, and mance. On the whole, it is an un- What is wanted is capital and labor.
communication, drainage, irrigation,
Manufacturers
revealed a voice of true beauty. She grateful work for a soloist, but Miss
Deep Religious Appeal.
re-afforestation.
It is badly in need
Retailers — Wholesalers
was very much liked by her audience, Simons happily succeeded in making
No other people has the same in- of houses and the establishment of in-
and that she will go far if she makes it interesting. She has plenty of poise terest in or the same enthusiasm for dustries. This is not a question of
660 Michigan Avenue
the right use of her resources, there for Schumann and her technical pass- the development of Palestine as the charity, but of sound investment, of
is little doubt. A few more years will ages were so clear, the ornate em- Jewish people, and none is ready to solid enterprise. It should return a
no doubt show her to be a truly big bellishments no carefully brought out, undergo the same hardships or make reasonable yield to those who regard
singer. The concert was given under the tone no singing and the accents such great sacrifices for that purpose. the country as a field for the invest-
the auspices of the Detroit Concert so marked that a web of interest Even among those who have never ment of capital. It is very essential
steadily climbed among those in the seen Palestine and never will, and that as many means of providing em-
Bureau.
who have no intention of ever settling ployment should be created as is con-
audience.
The cadenza was very neatly play- there themselves, there is a deep re- sistent with sound development, so
ed. The slow movement, which is ligious and sentimental appeal about that the immigration of large num-
ANNOUNCE
CONCERT
JEWISH
considered a gem in music, was a the country from which their race
of Jews, upon which alone the
PROGRAM IN LOCAL careful dialogue between Miss Sim- was expelled so many centuries ago. bers
FUNERAL
foundation of the Jews' National
and the orchestra. The last move- In all quarters of the world commit- Home must rest may he facilitated.
AND H. P. SCHOOLS ons
DIRECTOR
ment with its difficult and trying ac- tees are being formed and funds of
The Jewish people have always liv-
cents, was dashed off without any considerable magnitude are being ed, perhaps more than any other
Chapel and Office
The dates of the concerts in the mishap.
raised for the development of Pales- people, by their cultural aspirations,
7739 JOHN R.
The work of Miss Simons was com- tine and the promotion of emigratiod. and I hold that Palestine would not
public schools of Detroit by the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra, which in- mendable in every way and her quiet, The Jewish people is quite ready to he worth recreating simply as another
Complete Motor Equipment
clude Highland Park so far arranged unassuming manner brought the au- go to great lengths to develop the place to build factories, to make mo-
Market 3688•R
for, are as follows; the tickets being dience at once in sympathy with her. country not only economically, but ney, and eat well and sleep softly.
Market 2114
on sale at the High Schools: Jan. She received hearty applause and was spiritually, as is proved by the pro- There is a great cultural mission to
31, Northwestern; Feb. 7, Southeast- recalled several times.
jected establishment of a university be effected there, and that cultural
ern; Feb. 13, Northern; Feb. 15,
The entire program was a very at Jerusalem under the aegis of Great idea will prove more unifying in its
Northwestern; Feb. 16, Northeastern; pleasant one. Victor Kolar's scherzo Britain as the Mandatory Power.
effect upon east and west than all
Feb. 17, Highland Park; Feb. 25, for strings is a delightful bit of
Those best acquainted with the cir- the trade and commerce that can be C
Northwestern; March 7, Southeast- work and under his direction the men cumstances are convinced of the ne- imagined. The world has always been
Maloney-Campbell
ern; Mrach 13, Northern; March 15, played it well. Victor Ilerbert's "Al cessity of working in friendly har- governed by ideas, and ideas have
Realty Co., Inc.
Northwestern; March 17, Highland Fresco" made the audience happy and mony with the large Arab population been the most potent factors of hu-
604 FREE PRESS BLDG.
Park; March 18, Northeastern; April one enjoyed the ever changing tempos of Palestine. Such co-operation has,
B
man progress.
sue
General Real Estate, Insurance,
4, Southeastern; April 17, Northeast- of the orchestra.
as a matter of fact, already been ef-
Oldest Nationalist Movement.
Choice Homes, Two-Flats, In.
The two Armenian musical paint- fected for a long time past, and—in
ern; April 18, Northern.
6
it
not
indeed
a
great
idea,
the
Is
vestments and Store Property
These concerts begin promptly at ings by Guedenian were typical of a spite of occasional disturbances large- consummation and fruition of which
PHONE CHERRY 1191.
8 o'clock and last for an hour or an sad and stricken people. The Ber- ly fomented for political purposes by we are witnessing in wonder and
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hour and a quarter, no that the young ceuse seemed to be a wail or lament outsiders—the most experienced ob- amazement today, an idea which the 261111111112111111131111111111511 1101I11MIMIIIMII01E113MMINIEMMEMEIRMIMIMUNIIIIEIMITIIiI
people who go to them may be home of a weary heart. The program clos- servers do not at all despair of an
Esther and the Jew in I'ersia in the
sword
and
fire,
dungeon
and
persecu-
JEWS THROUGHOUT
with a happy performance of eventual and peaceful solution of the
episode on Vi'ednesd. y evening. A
NewYork Custom ShoeShop by 9:30 at the latest. They are open ed
tion have been powerless to kill? What
to the children and their parents of Tschaikowsky's "Capriccio Italien."
problem created by the differences be- is called Zionism is the oldest na-
AGES TO BE SHOWN vocal solo by Mrs. A. Lappin Cohen,
Shoes and Booth built to order. the public schools and their friends.
tween
the
two
races.
There
is
noth-
by Mrs. S. 0. Popkin,
tionalist movement in the world. But
Jockey and Riding Boots, Ballet Slip- A nominal admission fee of 25 and "The Impresario," Mozart's
AT ANNUAL EXHIBIT accompanied
ing to justify the accusations of spo- side by side with Mr. Balfour's fa-
and other musical numbers will add
pers. Specialists in cripple and 50 cents is charged.
liation
and
confiscation
that
have
been
to
the
interest
of the Wednesday
Masterpiece, Coming on
mous declaration, the declaration of
orthopedic work.
(Continued from page 1.)
Previous to the concerts, Robert de
made—as, for instance, that the Jews two other great men, Amos and
evening performance. A Persian
February 6.
Bruce goes to the public schools and
Glances. The dances are under the dance will also be a feature of that
WM. E. HINTZ
have "jumped" the Arabs' claim. The Isaiah, to-wit.
direction of Miss Gale Baker of the evening.
rights of non-Jewish communities in
Cherry 686 gives illustrated talks on the pro-
1520 Broadway
Ilere is the declaration of Amos: Recreation Department.
The story of "The Impresario" or Palestine are specially safeguarded
grooms. These concerts and these
On Saturday evening, Feb. 4, the
talks combined form a course in mu- "Iloodwinking the Manager," which in the-original declaration made by "I will bring again the captivity of
The Sunday afternoon program will
My
people
Israel,
and
they
shall
build
In
MN
11M1
sical appreciation of a very instruc- is coming to Orchestra Hall Monday the British government
be repeated during the evening, with Young Judaean Dramatic Club and
the
waste
cities,
and
inhabit
them;
the
post-graduate class of the Shaarey
evening,
Feb.
0,
under
the
auspices
of
tive kind. Arrangements are being
the following additional numbers:
Question of the Arabs.
and they shall plant vineyards, and Vocal solo, Mrs. Ilarold Redfield; vio- Zedek will stage two sketches por-
made with the Parochial schools to the Twentieth Century Club Music
drink
the
wine
thereof;
they
shall
Group,
is
based
upon
an
historical
But
it
is
not
as
though
the
Arab
traying
scenes of Jewish history. The
give a certain number of concerts in
lin solo, Victor Polant, and selections
latter group will picture the appeal
Britain also make gardens and eat the fruit
them, in order that the young people episode, and the characters represent- had not a land of his own.
sovereignty of them. And I will plant them upon by the I.yric String Quartet, com- by Menasseh ben Israel to Crow
ed
are
from
real
life.
already
recognizes
Arab
in every section of Detroit shall have
posed of Victor Polnat, first violin;
In 1786 Emanuel Schickaneder, over a vast region. In comparison their land, and they shall no more be
well for a return to England by the
Detroit's Exclusive Hatter the benefit of this great orchestra erstwhile
poet, dramatist, librettist, Palestine is a tiny land. Its impor- plucked out of their land which I I.eo Hellman, second violin; Florian Jews. The Judaeans will show the
which a handful of enthusiastic mu-
Wittman, viola, and Bruno Steinke,
have
given
them,
said
the
Lord."
musician, singer, actor and also the Lance in the eyes of the world wholly
Jewish fugitives from Brazil before
sic
lovers
give
a
vast
amount
of
mo-
cello.
Library Park Hotel Bldg.
Isaiah sounds the same hopeful
general manager of the Vienna Opera rests upon its immemorial association
Peter Stuyvesant. A vocal solo, Gret.
ney to maintain.
Feature Hillel the Neel
House, engaged Mozart, the great with the Jews. Nor is the Jon% an note: "The Lord shall comfort Zion:
chaninoff's "My Native I.and," will
Music
is
being
recognized
as
a
spir-
Monday
evening,
Jan.
30,
the
pro-
Gratiot at Library.
the
music
for
a
alien.
The
Jew
and
the
Arab
are
He
shall
comfort
all
her
waste
places;
be given by Mrs. A. Cooper. Dutch
compose
itual necessity in the lives of peo- composer to
fantastic opera, "The Magic branches of the same Semitic race, and Ile will make her wilderness like gram will be featured by two epi- Colonial dances will be given by the
wommoil sr N. ple as being a channel through which new
sodes of the pageant, dealing with
Eden,
and
her
desert
like
the
garden
Flute,"
which
he,
Schickanender,
as
and,
moreover,
have
always
got
on
come things of great satisfaction and
Mlle] the Nasi and Jochanan ben Zak- pupils of Miss KathP•n Pereira. The
refreshment and the maintaining of librettist, was writing, and which, well together. The presence of the of the Lord; joy and gladness shall kai. The first, to be staged by the Junior Young People's Society of
although
the
opera
was
not
yet
fin-
Jews
in
Palestine,
so
far
from
being
be
found
therein."
this orchestra by a few public spir-
Bicur Cholem Juniors, will show the Temple Beth El will present the tab.
Historic Comsummation.
ited citizens is providing a remark- ished, the company was rehearsing on prejudicial to the interests of the
Sanhedrin in session, during which leau "Ruth and Naomi"
The
amazing
thing
is
that
these
the
stage
of
the
opera
house.
Arabs,
will
on
the
contrary,
be
highly
able opportunity for those who are
a heathen asks Hillel to teach him the
Co-Operating Organizations.
Mozart's sister-in-law was engaged beneficial. The Jew will be a good statements, written more than two law in the short period of time that
aware of what music can give them,
Among the organizations co-oper -
to get it for a modest expenditure of as Prima Donna Assoluta at the neighbor. There will he a guaran- and a half thousand years ago, about he can stand on one leg. The heathen
ating with the Detroit Department
opera, and, feeling her position se- teed religious, political and legal this very land we are discussing are,
money.
gets the reply: "Do not unto anoth-
The Detroit. Symphony Society in cure on account of her relation to equality, and there will certainly be as I have already said, today well er what you would not that another of Recreation and the Educational
keeping with the spirit of big things Mozart, she amused herself by mak- no exactions, confiscations and expro- within the sphere of practical polities. do unto you. This is the whole law, Department of the United Jewish
Charities in collecting material for
in Detroit has arranged to give 40 ing life miserable for all through her priations such as the Arab has been These prophecies of Amos and Isaiah, the rest is commentary."
the exhibit are the following: Jewish
such school concerts—a thing never prima donna tantrums. Combined accustomed to endure for five cen- two great Jewish poets and statesmen
The second, a pantomime by the Women's Club, Hadassah, Temple
—the
two
vocations
were
seldom
with
these
amusing
pranks
is
a
love
tunes.
before done on any such scale in any
I met various Arab leaders during found apart in ancient days—may same society, shows Jochanan ben Beth El Sisterhood, Temple Emanuel
story of the neprew of the librettist,
city in the world.
who is trying.to get his sweetheart a my stay in the country, and I im- easily be realized literally in Pales- Zakkai before the Roman general Sisterhood, Ladies' Auxiliary of fie
prominent role in the opera; and pressed upon them the fact that every tine in the course of the next 20 years. who had conquered Judaea. The Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Ladies'
asks for permission to estab- Auxiliary of the B'nai lErth
SECOND YOUNG PEOPLE'S which he finally succeeded in doing responsible Jewish leader fully rec- I actually saw the wilderness like Rabbi
the help of Mozart, who was ognizes thb stake the Arab has in Eden and the desert turned into a lish his Yeshivah at Yavneh and is Auxiliary of the Arbeiter Ring, 1,3
CONCERT SERIES BEGIN through
always ready to come to the aid of the country, and is most anxious that garden. I saw waste cities being re- granted the wish that results in the dies' Auxiliary of the First Hun.
ON SATURDAY MORNING a pretty girl. the two branches of the Semitic race built and vineyards clothing the moun- creation of the history university. garian Synagogue, Women's Ell .
In addition to these two episodes,
iy aC thli t arp
Tickets for the opera will he on should co-nperate there in friendly tain sides.
e j et oe n f wliV
tshh e el a nFr s: e at ist S tue otr c en i . e t y s ,ta Pr u ri m
REMOVAL
And it is Britain's wonderful des- Roman dancing and violin solos by
Many people would without a doubt sale at Grinnel's on and after Feb. 2. harmony. The relations between large
I. Katz, accompanied by Mrs. Katz, Club of Oakland, Mothers' Club of
tiny
to
bring
this
to
pass,
to
have
Reservations
are
being
made
now
sections
of
the
Arab
and
Jewish
popu-
ANNOUNCEMENT be very much interested in a sym-
phony orchestra and symphonic mu- when accompanied 'by check mailed to lotions, especially the native-born the chief oversight of this splendid will be numbers on the Monday even- tr the P
We wish to announce to our
sic if they had the opportunity to either Mrs. Mary II. Christie, 2517 Palestinians, are even now friendly and historic and sacred consummation. ing program.
customers and friends that on or
Miss Muriel Netzorg reports that
The program Tuesday evening will
Let it he the care of all Jews in all
learn about the various instruments John it street, or bliss Alma Clock, and cordial.
about Jan. 20 we will be located
to co-
parts of the world to see that Britaillie he staged entirely by the Detroit Art the Public I.ibrary has owned
Ideal ■ Practical One.
that constitute a symphony orchestra, 5535 Woodward avenue, or care of the
b fircothmemji l e t. % e
at our new quarters, 208-210 Mc-
e rxi hit
When starting for Palestine in the self-denying efforts are not in vain, Club, except for the singing of the operate s w hiitnhg the a t e
something about the composers who Twentieth Century Club, Detroit,
Kerchey building, 2631 Woodward
"March
to
Jerusalem"
by
the
Young
for,
primarily
and
finally,
the
suc-
spring in order to study the situation
wrote and write music for such an Mich.
l avi d B.
Ave. So, when you want a good
plr
literature
i
: r:
t. s rc eeptoi or . Mar:. great
on the spot, I wondered whether I was cess of this great movement depends Judaeans. Pantomimes will present i Werbe,
orchestra, how they wrote it and why
chairman
of
the
master
sr'
suit or overcoat that is made and
the
story
of
Abraham,
to
be
followed
not
upon
Britain
but
upon
the
Jewish
em
they wrote it. There is being consid- LYRIC STRING QUARTET
going to discover that I had all my people. They alone can establish, on up by the stories of Moses and Solo-
reports h
fits perfectly, see 113 first.
been the victim of a great illu-
ered as part of the program of the
WILL PLAY AT EXHIBIT life
thusiasm
prevails
ammr
the
hxd
mon.
Other
pantomimes
will
show
a
foundation
deep
and
sure,
their
own
sion, or whether I should, on the con-
next year's activities of the Detroit
they
ex'
PHILIP RICE
Jeremiah mourning over the destruc- artists regarding the work
expho.t.
Symphony Orchestra an illustrated
The exhibition of Jewish arts and teary, strengthen and confirm my be- National Home.
Importing Tailor
n a ppin Caththne re
tion of the Temple and the Jews in t p i e o o c n t. to Nhl Ldisplay
lecture
at
Orchestra
Hall
preceding
crafts,
to
be
held
at
the
Jewish
In-
lief
that
this
great
problem
was
208-210 McKerchey Bldg.
Mrs.
exile in Babylon. Alrasha Orlikoff
The Second Fool
each of the symphony programs. As stitute, beginning Jan. 29, could be worthy and capable of solution. Could
will be accompanied by Miss Sara that she has secured the co-open
an introduction to such a series of stated to be not only an exhibition of the ancient glory ever be recaptured,
of the most prominent musicians in
lectures, it has been decided to ad- Jewish artists and sculptors, but also this land—now so starved and de-
The Jewish philosopher, Moses Weinberg in a violin solo. Another
mit to the second series of Young musicians; for among our midst are nulled—ever be repeopled, this fruit- Mendelssohn, was a very witty man violin solo, "By the Waters of Baby- town, many of w'oom are drawn from
People's concerts, which begin Sat- appearing in the week's program ful sold—lacking hand and brains— as well as a wise one; and the Em- lon," will be presented by 1..:. White, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
have agreed to furnish music s?
urday morning at Orchestra Hall, at
ever he restored to that state of fer- peror Frederick the Second, of Ger- accompanied by Miss Holskin.
prominent musicians.
O.
The Young Women's Hebrew As- compliment to the work of the the
10:30, for five consecutive Saturday many
many, became a great friend of his,
exhibit.
The Lyric String Quartet, recently tility in which it once rejoiced?
who are to participate in
ociation
will
present
the
story
of
mornings at the same hour, to people
It did not take me long to see that and liked to have him always at court,
and having made its initial
of all ages interested in orchestra mu- organized
so
that
he
could
enjoy
both
the
se-
apearance
before the Sister o the question of the rehabilitation o
p
nothing to do with mere rious wisdom and the playful wit of
sic. The concerts last for one and
Temple Beth El, will be heard, to Palestine had
David Owl"'
Abraham Cooper
one-half hours, the entire orchestra is the
other with Mrs. Harold Redfield, on sentiment or illusion, but was a the Jewish sage. One day, some mis-
there and in the course of the five the opening night, Jan. 29. The per straightforward proposition to which chievous courtiers, who were perhaps
concerts, the auditor will have a sonnel of the quartet is composed of any rational man would subscribe jealous of Moses Mendelssohn, and
chance to make the complete acquaint- the following, who are also members What Palestine has been, Palestine wanted to see him look foolish, plan-
ance of every instrument in the or- of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: may be again. The same sun is shin- ned a joke on him. They wrote out a
chestra. Ile will learn the methods Victor Polant, first violinist; Leo ing! it has the some soil, climate. poster, and hung it in a hall where
used by the various comp-sers and he Ilellman, second violinist; Florian It but needs hand and heads Mendelssohn would be sure to see it:
will see how it is that the language of Whittman, viola; Bruno Steinke, to cultivate the soil scientifically, the and they, with the emperor, watched
music as spoken by an orchestra has 'cello. Those who heard this quartet necessary capital to develop the coms- to see what would happen when the
come to be what it is.
at its first appearance will surely not try, to make it not only the home of Jewish philosopher saw it. Mendels-
These talks afford the business man fail to avail themselves of the privi- the national culture of the Jewish entire came up and read on the poster:
who would like to know something of lege to again hear them. people, but a source of increased pros- "Moses Mendelssohn is the greate,t
the force and the "whys" and "where-
Mrs. Ilarold Redfield, who was Miss perity to the world, of benefit to hu- fool in my kingdom." blendelssohn
fores" that stand back of this appar-
a source of glanced around, guessed that the em-
Cohen, needs no introduction to manity at large, and
ently complicated mechanism, his blirah
peror must be near, and simply signed
Detroit music lovers, for she has, strength and prestige to Britain.
chance to see how the "wheels work" many times, charmed audiences with Sir Herbert Samuel has succeeded the poster: "Frederick the Second."
and to get "on the inside." They will
her
beautiful
voice
and
interpretation.
in
gathering
around
him
a
number
of
dissipate forever any idea that this
CARMEL WINE COMPANY
1. Katz, member of the Detroit meno administrative ability who are
music is difficult to listen to and make. Symphony
Orchestra, accompanied by anxious and ready to do all in their
OPENS DETROIT AGENCY
him realize that the only popular mu-
Mrs. I. Katz, will play Monday eve- mower to carry out the terms of the
sic there is, is familiar music and ning. Mr. Katz has already endeared Mandate in a sympathetic spirit. But
The Carmel Wine Company of Pal-
that the more he hears any of the
compositions performed, the more he himself to Detroit audiences and will their success must inevitably depend estine has opened an office in Detroit
this bond closer with each new on the energy and enthusiasm of the at 3121 Hastings street. The wine is
is going to like them and make valu- make
Select Dandng Nightly
appearance. Jewish people of the world, their sold for sacramental purposes only,
able friends for life to whom he can
Abraeha Orlokoss, Russian concert readiness and fitness to seize the great according to the clause in the prohi-
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always turn and get unfailing re-
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bition act. llyman Lewin-Epstein is
freshment, recreation and entertain- violinist, recently returned from Los opportunity
A Casket of Jewels.
Angeles, where he was affiliated with '
in charge of the Detroit agency. The
ment.
Particular People Prefer
The orchestra at these nrerts'viii the Los Angeles Orchestra, will play Palestine, i repeat, is a casket of present allotment of Palestine wines
UNION INVESTMENT BUILDING
the Palais
be under the direction of Victor Kolar on Tuesday evening. Mr. Orlokoss is iewels, • glorious estate which has in this country will be the last to be
and Robert de Bruce, who so sleeves- well-known here and in the far west, been let down by centuries of gross imported, importation of more wines
where
he
toured
extensively.
neglect.
The
Turks
cut
down
trees
being prohibited according to a new
Strictly censored. Highest fully carried through the first series
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Others on the program are Mrs. A. and never troubled to replace them; law passed by Congress and signed
and who is delivering similar le-tires
standard
Mr. White and Mrs. A. Lapin slaughtered the livestock of the roun- by President Harding.
in all of the public schools of Detroit, Cooper,
Cohen. try, and never provided for the fu-
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will give the talks.
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