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NASH SIX-CYLINDER FOUR DOOR COUPE

stupendous Toccata and Fugue of
Bach. Written, of course, originally
for the organ, it has been transcribed
for the piano by the great pianist of
fifty years ago, Karl Tausig. Then
will conic Mozart's Variations in F
major, Schumann's Aufschwung and
Beethoven will be represented by the
Moonlight Sonata.

HEROISM OF YOUNG
LITHUANIAN JEWS

CONTROLS
WORK OF SANITATION

"IDGESCOM"

MOSCOW—(J. T. A.).—The Jew-
ish Public Committee (Idgescom) will
The career of Isa Kremer, who is
he in virtual control of the sanitary
to be heard here in a return engage-
and hygienic work hitherto conducted
ment on Sunday evening, Jan. 2S,
Former Students, Preparing by the Oze, the society for improve-
at Orchestra Hall, began like that of
Themselves for Palestine,. ment of the health of the Jewish
Sarah Bernhardt. It was One even-
Triumph Over Obstacles.
population, according to an agreement
Chaliapin's Second Visit to De. ing that Isa Kremer revealed her-
ago between Dr.
A story of thrilling -heroism and signed a fortnight
self. Unknown the remain': even-
Next
Week's
Popular
Concert.
Grann, representing the Ole and rep-
troit Brings Him New
remarkable determination in the face
ing, she became illustrious the next
resentatkes
of
the
Idgescom.
One
of
the
things
which
the
patrons
of extraordinary hardships is told by
and like an illuminated train,
Triumph.
• day,
By the agreement, the One is per-
glittering and sparkling, the fame of
of the p o pular concerts ut Orchestra A. Oppenheim of Kovno, correspon-
Few Artists have achieved the suc- the artist spread through Russia.
Hall have been waiting fur is an- dent of the Jewish Morning Journal mitted to conduct under the control
of
the Idgescom practical and educa-
cess that Chaliapin, the great Rus- This was in 1010 during the war.
nounced for next Sunday, Feb. 4, an of New York, in an account of the
sian basso, did at Orchestra flail on The manager of the "Ermitage" of
all-agner
program. Mr. Kolar has origin, the tribulations and the tional research, as well as sanitary
W
work.
The management, while con-
Friday sight. This celebrated artist Moscow, was the first to otter the
resting one.
achievements of groups of Jewish
dev i,ed a most inte Ile
sisting of six members of the One
appearing in Detroit for the second new idol sixty per cent of the re-
will begin with a Bacchonale from
the
first
act
of
"Tannhauser.
Then
young
men
and
women
of
I.it
uania
organization
and three of the Idges-
time, packed Orchestra Hall from top ceipts, her returns from the concert
will come the love music from the who bonded together for the purpose corn, may not execute decisions with-
to bottom with a row of standees in of the preceding day not amounting
reparing themselves for cw ork
f
lude
o
out the consent of the latter. In
the lia,k that reminded one of a to more than a hundred rubles. How
second act of "Tristan," antheth pre
d Pale
Their
program on
si ste ind
pstine.
Go o
Caruso night at the Metropolitan. could the current of her popularity
return for this control, the Ore is per-
to "The Mastersingers" d e
Friday Spell from "l'arsifal'.' The of a period of agricultural labor in mitted to import machinery and medi-
NEW FOUR DOOR NASH COUPE
And what singing the audience heard. be resisted? The enthusiastic crowds
second part of the program will Is. Lithuania. The first group which es- cines free of duty.
Although it was announced that wanted to hear Isa Kremer and her
tablished its reputation for extraord i-
Demand for the enclosed type of motor car, as evidenced at the Dkroit
Chianti :ii was laboring under the ef- songs—the songs of Isa Kremer. Who
Dr. Grann is remaining here to
taken rom "The Ring."
it
f ill be the entrance ((f the god,' nary zeal and courage and made
fects ei a cold, there was little evi- does not sing them in Russia? The Automobile Show, never was so pronounced as this year This is due to
manage the work. An important con-
lions
w
the
growing
appreciation
of
comfort
and
convenience
otTered
in
the
closed
into
Walhalla,
which
is
the
closing'
possible
for others to follow was the cession has been obtained by the Oze
dence sf it in his voice. It was the editors vied with each other for the
0
young
automobile, protection from weather, freedom from dirt and dust, superior scne of "as Itheingold," Siegfried's Ach vii, which consisted ofr 4stud
in being permitted to choose the em-
same rich, s onorous organ that he golden prize and the artist received
D
e
from "Dusk of the men and women, formeents, ployes for this work. It is important
displayed on his previous visit here.. by telegram, this curious offer: —a riding qualities and to the many advances that have been made during the
funeral mu
Cbaliapin fairly stunned his listeners bouquet of flowers in compensation past year in the art of coach building.
Gods" and finally, Wotan's Farewell , who after a year of prpar conditions because the character and tendency
The Nash enclosed car line includes six models, four on six chassis and
so eloquent was the use of his voice for each word of "Negro Tom" tele-
of the organization's activities will
left for ltine.
vivid his interpretation. His graphed. Amused, Ise Kremer ac- two on the four chassis. The above is a photographic sample of the Nash
thus be determined by the Oze.
and SO
They left without means, without
six-cylinder
four door coupe. Miller-Judd Company, Woodward at Palmer, Walkure."
si n ging of the "Volga Boat Song" cepted, and during an entire series
the necessary documents, stopping on
was a revelation and the vast throng of concerts, she received oil the words are the Nash distributors.
the way to work in the coal mines of
marvelled and applauded the artist of her songs set in flower beds.
Oddfellow Carnival Apr. 16 - 29
Germany. The journey lasted sev-
jority of the numbers on his pro-
Then confluence(' her first tri-
__
oral months, but the group, which
who
one
night
in
the
year
in
each
without restraint. As usual the ma- umphal tour of the cities. Within pair of symphony concerts to he given
(Continued from page 2.)
The Odd Fellows of Detroit have originated in Lithuania in the days
sung in his native lan- two hours of the announcement of on Thursday and Friday evenings, season in Detroit lays down his baton
Oro
gram
of the Central Conference of Ameri-
hack
to
his
first
love„the
completed
plans
for
the
annual
when
that country was still under
go
guage Chaliapin's programs call for a concert, the house( was sold out. Feb. S and U. They will play Brahm's to
can
Rabbis,
and Dr. Samuel Gold-
the projection of so many different Miss Kremer, in her appealing yet double concerto for violin and Vi01111- It speaks loudly for Mr. Gabrilo- "Happyland Circus and Carnival" to German occupation, has now been
•itsch's artistic conscience that in the be held at the Light Guard Armory working in I'alestine fur five years. enson.
motion: and moods that it requires emphatic manner, requested that cello, the work in whch they had such
e
The
public
sessions
of the conven-
An even more interesting experi-
a mighty artist to make them con- upon this or her return engagement remarkable success a few seasons ago. past years when he has been making April Di to 29 inclusive. The elfin
tion came to a close on Thursday
vincing. His great dramatic gifts there should be tickets priced very So far as the symphony concerts go a notable sortie fur himself as one will he held under the auspices of ((me is that of a group of 10 Chalu-
morning
when
the
delegates
to the
of the greatest conductors of the
are no les , remarkable than his splen- low, within the reach of all, within a novelty will be heard in Respighi's world, he has not forgotten his duty Michigan Lodge No. I, I. 0. O. F. aimwho, together with non-Jewish la- Union of American Hebrew Congre-
did v.( al equipment, and he can the reach of the innir, for she loves "The Fountains of Rome." This
S. Snowden, chairman of the Centrid borers, engaged themselves on a tract
gations,
National
Federation
of
Tem-
project the feeling of deep sorrow them and is happy in bringing Joy symphonic poem was heard here for to the piano and his duty to that part Committee, is in complete charge. Six of land under the lease of Jews,
ple Brotherhoods met together for a
or subtle humor with his exceptional into their lives. Her return engage- the first time tea years ago when it of the musical public which has al- automobiles will be given away to which was subsequently confiscated
joint
session
at
which
Rabbi
Louis
Ihy the Lithuanian government and
interpretive powers that are nothing went program will include many more was played by the La Scala orchestra ways listened to his playing with
holders of lucky numbers.
such keen delight.
apportioned among the laborres. Witt of St. Louis, and Edgar M. Cahn
short of phenwhenal.
of the songs in Russian, Yiddish and under Arthur Tosranini. While in a
About 1(111 dessiatins (270 acres) fell of New Orleans, discussed "The Call
From
the
time
he
first
came
to
this
Jewish, because these are the songs sense advance music it is very beau-
to the 10 Chaluzim, but after reerjs- of the Synagogue to the Jewish Youth
OVERCOAT, 7,500,000 RUBLES
she loves best to sing. It will he of tiful music in which the composer country as a boy some twenty yearn
land their troubles only be- of America."
Concert Proceeds for Suffering no small interest to know that her seeks to picture in tone the impres- ago there has never been any dispute
mg
The National Federation of Temple
Jews in Russia and
J ., gam They were without capital, with-
very able and pleasing accompanist, sinus received by him at four of the as to his genius as a pianist. 111 the
Max Horwitz of Yaterson, without beasts of Brotherhoods is to he one of the
beginning
he
was
proclaimed
one
of
Ukraine.
Kurt Iletzel, is the assistant director great fountains of 'tonic at different
means
by which the young men' of
who
arrived
on
the
Cunarder
Samaria,
ut' the many other rte-
itheonts
n, idwr'm
, i'i u trilii• m
the greatest that had ever come to
America will be brought back within
A concert arranged by the Detroit of opera at Berlin. Like LaForge, hours of the day. The symphony will
the United States and the years that wore an overcoat, partly lined with cessities fur successful farming.
the
fold
of organized Judaism. Sim-
branch of the Jewish Workers' Relief Mr. Heine' plays everything from be the third of Schumann, commonly
fur,
which
he
bought
in
Russia
at
a
The society "Ort," which aims to
have passed have seen a steady
known as the Rhenish Symphony.
ultaneously with the assembly of the
Committee will be held on Friday memory.
growth in his art so that today he cost of 7,500,000 rubles. His silver promote manual trades and agricul-
Union
of
American Hebrew Congre-
evening, Feb. les at MeCollester Hall,
(wcupies a unique place in the affec- cigaret case cost 1,500,000 rubles. tare among the Jews" and which was
Gabrilowitach's Recital.
Forest and Cass avenues. The en-
Next Symphony Concerts.
Ile said the main trouble with most
that controlled in that particular region gations and National Federation of
tion of the musical public.
Temple
Sisterhoods,
delegates from
tire proceeds will go for the suffer-
Next
Thursday
night,
Feb.
1,
in
by anti-Zionists, refused to extend to
His program is characteristic of the of the old world currency
Ilya schkoinik, concert master, and
ing ,l o wish masses in Soviet Russia Philipp Abbas, leader of the violin- Orchestra Il all, brings the annual man. Ile begins his concert with the there are too many ciphers in it.
Ithem the necessary credits. The nearly one hundred men's clubs, affi-
and the Ukraine. The program of
liated
with
synagogues
throughout
— credits, however, were obtained from
cellos, will be the soloists at the ninth piano recital of Ossip Gabrliowitsch,
the country, met at Hotel Astor and
the c oldest will be announced later.
.individual Jews of Kovno and the
formed
a
federation.
This
organiza-
group gradually increased in num-
', hers and in holdings. It is now on tion will work along lines similar
to
those
of
the
two
other
orgaMza-
the road to success. Its principal
problem is the erection of a large tions aiming to strengthen the ties
aism among our y out h.
central building and for this purpose of fud
it has been refused assistance both The National Federation of Temple
Brotherhoods
will help to increase
by the Ort and the J. D. C., which
is also accused of a lack of sympathy synagogue attendance and will serve
as a medium of enlightment on re-
for the Chaluzim.
In spite of these difficulties, how- ligious matters for the Jewish youth
ever, the movement has grown and and as a means of developing lay
the Ilecholuz, as it is known, now leaders for congregational service.
Mr. Shohl, president of the Union,
consists of 500 members. They are
all hard at work and include a num- opened the convention of the National
ber of groups which are engaged in Federation of Temple Brotherhoods •
various occupations such as carpen- on Tuesday afternoon and Mr. Roger
try, tailoring, electrical work, and W. Straus of New York made the
even knitting and candy making. address of welcome. Mr. Straus de-
About 2110 of them go out on the dared that the progress or failure
farms during the summer, where of Judaism in America depended in
they work and live co-operatively a large measure on the activity and
and look forward to the time when interest taken by our laity in the
their aim of working for the upbuild- religious life of our community.
ing of the Jewish Homeland with be true understanding and belief in
Judaism," he said, "will help us to be-
realized.
It is now being urged in some quar- come men inspired by thole
ters that the Keren Ilayesod come to and who can deny but that by beth
the assistance of the Chaluzim in the loyal Jews we will ever be true and
lands of their origin and not confine loyal Americans."
Moses Weisenfeld of Baltimore
itself to assisting. them after they
gave a survey of the activities of
have landed in Palestine.
synagogue men's clubs at the Tuesday
afternoon session. While bringing .
PROFESSOR OBJECTS TO
men back to the temple and making
ANTI-SEMITISM, RESIGNS them better Jews is the first function
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.) — De- of the Brotherhoods, according to Mr.
claring that the government, particu- Weisenfeld, their field for service is
larly the minister of education Anghe- unlimited. He described many activi-
lescu, is conducting a "two-faced pol- ties that men's clubs are not carry-
icy" with reference to the agitation ing on—ushering at temple services,
for the exclusion of Jewish University arranging lectures and social meet-
students, Prince Mathei Contcuzina, ings, "father and son" dinners, special
professor of Civil law, and formerly brotherhood services and local chari-
director of the Jassy University, re- ties, taking part in the administra-
signed his professorship.
tion of the temple and carrying on
Prince Contcuzina intends his resig- the work of the temple renter, where-
nation, he asserts, to serve as a pro- ever such institutions have been es-
test against the anti-Jewish violations
tablished.
and against the government for sup-
The chief feature of Wednesday's
porting the anti-Semitic Professor sermons was a symposium on "How
Cuza, who is held responsible for the
Can a Brotherhood Serve the Best •
incitement of the student body, while
Needs of the Community?" Meiet
pretending to oppose the limitation of
Steinbrink of Brooklyn, New York,
Jewish admissions.
discussed this from the•standpoint of
Deputy Lupu, a former Minister,
the congregation. Mrs. Eugene Mann-
while addressing l'arliament, strong-
heimer of Des Moines, Iowa, from
ly attacked what he referred to as the
the viewpoint of the Sisterhood, Sol
anti-Jewish policy of the government.
S. Herzog, from the university stu-
He declared that the public opinion in
dent's angle, Leonard Weinverg of
America was following the Jewish sit-
Baltimore, from that of the Brother-
uation in Roumania with interest, and
hood itself, and Dr. Leo M. Franklin
that during his recent lecture tour he
of Detroit, from the standpoint of the
always heard references to Roumania
as the "country of petroleum and per- Rabbi.
Rabbi Franklin prefaced his ad-
secution of Jews." .
Evidences are not wanting that the dress by asserting that he refused to
"cry
down the youth of today as a
authorities are anxious to make an
end to the students' recalcitrance. generation without ideals and without
spiritual
endowment." llc said: "Let
Proposed student meetings nt Jassy
and ('zernowitz were prohibited in those congregations that have given
their
young
men and their young
consequence of the government order
declaring all assemblies on university women a fair chance to ptove their
loyalty,
bear
witness
to the fact that
campus as illegal.
A warning that the student agita- they may he depended upon for loyal
and
devoted
service
and
when need
tion may penetrate into the villages,
causing anarchy among the peasants be, for real sacrifices in the name of
their father's faith. But what has
Is sounded by Nemu L'Itomanescu,
liberal organ, which urges the govern- been signally lacking in the congre-
ment to take all measures for the sup- gational life of America has been a
lay leadership—if I may use the word
pression of the students' activities.
borrowed from our sister church that
Rickenbacker Stripped Chassis has been ready to give itself with
unquestioning loyalty to the service
Most Effective.
of the synagogue.
People are becoming more inter.
"Men's temple clubs or brotherhoods
ested in the mechanism of automo- create a leadership among the lay-
biles each year. The numerous men which else must be utterly lost
mechanical displays at the various to the synagogue. or it is a note-
shows throughout the country are evi- worthy fact that those who begin by
dence of the fact. Never before have taking places of leadership in the
so many organizations attempted to men's club ultimately assume places
acquaint show spectators with the of responsibility and leadership in the
simplicity of the construction of their congregation itself. These organiza-
products.
tions do establish among the men of
Here st the Detroit Automobile the congregation an .esprit de corps.
Show, where the makers of the ma- They stress among them interests and
jority of the cars used in the entire enthusiasms That they have in com-
universe are waging a strenuous of- mon. They make for friendships
fensive in their own home town, for among those who are lonely. They
gazes of the crowds, it is noticeable make for fellowship among those,
that the booths offering mechanical who meeting as otherwise they would
displays get the added attention of not meet, find that they have many
the show-goers.
interests in common."
One of the most effective is the
Rickenbacker stripped chassis and an
New York Pastry Shop At-
exposition of parts used in making
tracts Best Jewish Trade.
the Vibrationless Six, which have
The New York Pastry Shop. which
more the appearance of jewelry shop
Products than of a motor car plant. opened recently at 8830 Twelfth
Yet Captain E. V. Rickenbacker as- street, is already attracting the best
arts that every bit of the work war Jewish trade of the community and
completed in the Rickenbacker plant gaining an enviable reputation for
by Rickenbacker craftsmen. sen•i gnugalpitaystry and tarts of unusually
The frame, axles and various parts floe
Rohr & Sobel are proprietors of this
of the motor unit are done in a chased
or mottled finish, far more attractive new wholesale and retail store. They
in appearnace than gold and sliver specialize in light lunches of pastry
plated types which have been used or tarts with ice cream and coffee,
in previous years. The interior of serving French and Danish pastry of
the frame channels and other exposed their own make, made with pure
intreior parts are painted in a bight sweet butter and eggs and other fine
color to accentuate the chased finish. ingredients and deliciously flavored.
The cylinder block is enameled in The new concern also does • eater-
French gray. It is an exceptionally ing business and solicits orders of
creditable display of the simplicity pastry and tarts for wedding patties
of design of the Rickenbacker chassis. and all other social events.

Sunday Night.

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Golden Jubilee Convention

HUDSO

Announcing the Appointment of

The Aaron DeRoy Motor Car Co.

Woodward at Garfield

Distributors for Detroit and Southeastern Michigan

r

Hudson and Essex owners in Detroit and South-
eastern Michigan will be pleased with the arrange-
ments here announced by which the Aaron DeRoy
Motor Car Co. will in the future represent these cars.
Together with the new distributor, the present
organization of associate dealers in Detroit will con-
tinue to care for Hudson-Essex retail sales.
The Aaron DeRoy Motor Car Co. was for years
the largest retail motor car sales organization in the
world. It comes intact from Pittsburgh to Detroit to
assume the enlarged responsibilities of distributorship
in this territory, which the growth of Hudson and Essex
ownership entails.

Service a Specialty --- Will
Insure Greater Convenience
W. S. Pennock will head the experienced service
organization which will shortly direct Hudson-Essex

Are.

service policy here. Mr. Pennock has been associated
with the Aaron DeRoy Motor Car Co. for five years.
He is thoroughly acquainted with the Hudson-Essex
line through his former connection as service manager
of the Hudson-Essex organization at Cleveland.
For the greater convenience of owners, associate
dealers in Detroit will maintain well equipped service
departments for minor attention. The central service
station at Woodward and Garfield will have practi-
cally factory facilities for taking care of Hudson and
Essex owners.
For the present, service will be continued at 571
East Lamed. Announcement of the new service station
opening wlil be advertised in a few days.

HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMP/ANY

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, JAN. 28, 1923

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