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UR slogan: "Good Furniture
is Not Expensive," was never
better illustrated than on this
page, where we have shown a
few of our offerings for the coming
holidays.
Three entire floors divided into one
hundred and eight rooms are filled
with the best that can be produced
in fine furniture in suites and odd
pieces.
The prices, as shown by
the samples here set forth,
are much lower by reason
of our low overhead ex-
pense, but the quality is al-
ways that of the Detroit
Furniture Shops and ac-
knowledged high.
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ISA KREMER, BELOVED JEWISH
ARTIST, SINGS HERE ON DEC. 2
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lion and to have asked his co-relig-
ionists in America to co-operate with
him.
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OFFICERS RE-ELECTED BY
MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION
PITTSBURGH (J. T. A.)—With
the election of officers in the Zionist
Institute, 1851 Center avenue, the
tenth annual convention of the Miz-
rachi Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica was ended. The convention, which
KAUFMAN'S
was attended by delegates from all
parts of the country, had been in ses-
sion here since last Sunday.
The following officers were elected:
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, president; Dr.
Meyer Waxman, general secretary;
Samuel Schnur, treasurer. The fol-
lowing were elected to serve as the
For Monday and Tu , sdi
national executive committee: B. H.
Schnur, Dr. A. Bluestone, Harry
Only
Karp, Gedalia Buhlick, editor of the
Extreme
Reductions
on
Allen,
Rabbi
I.
I.
Jewish Daily News;
Inselbuch, E. Kaplan and Rabbi Jacob
Levinson. All of the officers and
members of the executive committee
are residents of New York. Fifty-one
Full length, all line nor,
persons were also elected to serve on a
with a variety of trimmins
national council, of which Rabbi A.
Viatka squirrel, self-tr
M. Ashinsky, M. Joseph and Israel
prices that are just fib .•
Raffel, all of Pittsburgh, are mem-
wholesale values—
bers.
The colonization of Palestine was
$245—$265—$295— $3,
the subject of paramount importance
An opportunity to Remo ';,
at the second session of the three-day
fashionable furs at far
convention of the Mizrachi Zionist Or-
regular value—frankly, 1111
ganization in Memorial Hall here.
bargain event!
Chief among the colonization pro-
posals was one presented by Attorney
Isaac Allen of Brooklyn and which has
ISA KREMER.
been unanimously approved. A tract
of land near Yebnah has been taken
Of the many concert artists who
Isa Kremer, beloved Jewish artist,
up for colonization purposes and por-
The
under have come to America in recent years,
in Detroit
Detroit concert
on Dec. is 2, given
at Orches-
tions of this tract will be sold to syn- sings
1402 Broadway
not
one has eclipsed the popularity
tra Hall, under the Detroit Concert
agogues throughout the country.
gained by Isa Kremer, the young Rus- Cor, Gd. River Main 1
A number of smaller private colo- direction.
Isa Kremer, who charms her audi- sian singer of folk songs and ballads.
nization enterprises are under way
ences with the most flawless interpre- Coming here with the reputation of
among which is Menorahk, a suburb tations of the world's folk songs, sings an "International Balladist," Ise
of Jaffa. Much of this land has al- in no less than eight languages. She Kremer, within a few months, has so
ready been taken up.
will sing songs in Russian, Jewish, established herself in the hearts and r
Rabbi Jacob Levinson spoke on the
minds of the American song lovers
"Problem of Education." Reports Italian, French and English. How- that she is one of the most sought
ever, she is the happiest when singing
were given by 'Rabbi Meyer Berlin her own Jewish and Russian songs, artists in the country. Before enter-
and Secretary Meyer Waxman, presi- and she will give very generously of ing the concert field, she was an oper-
dent and secretary, respectively. Dur- these on her program. She is dearly atic singer both in Italy and her own
ing the afternoon resolutions were beloved of the Jewish peoples all over native Russia. In such roles as Mimi,
adopted favoring the colonization pro- Europe for her singing of these songs. in "La Boheme"; Yolanda, in "Yo-
gram.
The Jewish people of Moscow, in landa"; Fatiana, in "Engene Onegin";
Three resolutions were adopted
recognition of her courage in caring Martha, in "The Czar's Bride," etc.,
after the committee on colonization,
for the Jewish interests at all times, she created such an impression that
headed by Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum,
sent her by official delegates a pre- she is still remembered by Russian
reported. A limn of $25,000 for the
cious Serer Torah, a present of the opera-goers long after her decision to
building of houses in the colony at
quit opera for the concert stage, giv-
value.
Library Park Hotel Bid
Kfar Ivri near Jerusalem was voted. highest
European critics have been most ing as her reason that she was enter-
It was also decided to raise $100,000 lavish in their praise of this. extra- ing a field of music that portrayed
for the erection of a first-class ortho- ordinary artist. Iler, programs con- naturalness and truth.
LIBRA
dox high school in Jaffa and to raise sist of short songs of folk song char-
1st, Kremer has sung in almost
$10,000 for agricultural tools for acter, and of pointed modern chan- every music center in Europe. The
Choluzim. Preliminary steps were sons. Each song has its own soul. fact that "she took America by storm"
taken for the establishment of a mort- Even the musical miniatures which can be but iudged when it became
gage and loan bank in Palestine.
she gives us she builds up to real ar- known that she gave in her first sea-
Why Pay High Price
In a special resolution the respects tistic heights. Her appearance here son six concerts. in Carnegie Hall;
of the Mizrachi were sent to the Na- is being looked forward to with the four in Chicago and sang return dotes
tional Grange in session in the same
in Boston, Detroit, Milwaukee, To-
building. The resolution sets forth , keenest interest.
ronto, Cleveland, etc. For this season
that the common ideal of the two or- the management of Mrs. Isabella J. Ise Kremer adds a list of English
ganizations, the return to the soil,
songs to her programs.
Hurst and Morris Scheyer.
should give them a common interest.
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DETROIT MICHIGAN
Visit our permanent Better Horne. Exhibit. Three complete floor.-108 room.
Miss Mary Wetaman to De- I.
scribe Her Palestine Visit
Before Junior Hadassah.
armplr Nell El
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Miss Mary Wetsman, who just
The beautifully gotten- up special came back from a trip to Palestine
land donations were raised at the
meeting, and a committee was Chanukah gift receipt books are much where she saw the orphans adopted
ees for Jewish by the local Junior Hadassah will "n " ay
formed to visit prospective donors in demand by committees
A successful public meeting in the who were prevented from attending National Fund use during the forth- describe her visit at the next meeting'On Sunday
. morninig of this
,
•
will discuss the week,
•
interest of the Jewish National Fund
of the organize on, t o be held
was held last Sunday In Lansing, the meeting. The meeting was held coming Chanukah-week. It is to be Wednesday evening, Dec. 5, at the holism of the ninth of the Temple
under the auspices of the local Zion- noted that the volunteers taking these
Mich., with P. M. Raskin as speaker.
Shaarey Zedek. Visitors are welcome ! Art Windows under the title "False
I Witnesses." In this sermon, Dr.
The Palestine moving pictures of the list District, of which D. Friedland is receipt-books for sale are at liberty to attend.
chairman and S. II. Bore, secretary. to return any unsold receipts.
Franklin will deal with many distor-
N.
F.
were
also
shown.
$310
in
J.
tions of world history that have had a
J. N. F. NOTES
Y. P. TEMPLE CLUB
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
TO BE GIVEN DEC. 5
The Boston
Wholesale
Jewelry Co.
Will sell you at Wholesale P
Diamond•, Mountings, Wed
Rings, Bracelets, and lad
There is considerable activity in
Temple Beth El in preparation for the
wrist watches in fancy d
signs made of pure plat
big vaudeville show which will be
inum and white gold, set
staged by the Young People's Tem-
ple Club, Wednesday evening, Dec. 5.
with diamonds if
This is the first time in many years
desired.
that an affair of this kind has been
47 PETER SMITH BLDG .
attempted by this organization and no
PHONE MAIN
effort is being spared to make it an
outstanding event. Ten big acts will
of
Beth
I
4.
ignificant bearing upon civilization constitute the bill and some
. and particularly upon the relation of El's finest talent will participate.
There will be a wide diversity of
Judaism to other religious faiths.
Services will begin as usual at 10:45. numbers, including popular singing I
MANUEL URBAC
and dancing, dramatics, instrumental-I
Marble
Granit• and
•
fists, ventriloquism and even acrobat-
Third Freehof Lecture.
The third of Dr. Freehof's fine se- ics. With the splendid facilities of-
fered
by
the
chapel
of
Temple
Beth
El
ries on "The Content and Spirit of
Hebrew Poetry" will be given on Fri- it will be possible to carry out the pro-
day evening, Dec. 7. It is generally gram in a true professional style. It
564 Winder Street
agreed that no more inspiring lectures is expected that the chapel with its
Phon• Cadillac 48
than these given by Professor Free- 750 seats will be filled to capacity. The
Louis A. %Verb., Represeril
hot have ever been delivered under curtain will rise promptly at 8:30. Ad-
The Only Jewish MONUN
the auspices of any of our Temple mission can he secured by ticket only .
Disler in Detroit.
which will be for sale at the door
organizations.
i fin-
After the vaudeville program is
ished, a five-piece orchestra will fur-
Confirmation Class.
nish music for dancing which will ee
The Confirmation Class under the take place in the ballroom of the •
supervision of Dr. Franklin has be- Temple.
gun its regular work for the season.
The entire evening is in the hands
The class meets on Thursday after- of the dramatic committee of which
MUNICIPAL
noons at 4 o'clock and no pupils will Ruth Franklin is chairman.
be registered after Thursday of the
BONDS
coming week. Therefore it is of the
utmost importance that children ex-
List Upon Requet
pecting to be confirmed next Shabuoth
431 Griswold St.
should he present for registration not
Main 2963
later than the next meeting of the Chanukah Entertainment.
Sunday evening, at 7:30 o'clock,'
class.
the Y. W. H. A. will have a Chanukah'
entertainment
for its members. Rab-
Thursday Moving Pictures.
The Thursday afternoon movies Sr . bi Berkowitz will give an address on a
ranged for the children are attract- "Chanukah and Its Significance." In I
ing large audiences. Pictures shown addition, there will be an excellent I
will be carefully selected and parents musical program, games, and refresh-
may send their children to these en- ments.
Going to Europe surroui
tertainments with the full assurance
ho
the privacy of your own
that a clean bill will be shown them. Domestic Science.
the
luxury of fashionabl
Plans are now being made for an I
afternoon class in Domestic Science.
Direct from Mambo ,
Chanukah.
Chanukah—the feast of Lights— This should attract the newlywed who
Laconia
and Tyra-
can
give
an
afternoon
to
this
instruc-
begins on Sunday evening, Dec. 2, and
To Hamburg
continues for eight days. In order that tion. Register at once if you want
this festival may be appropriately cel- to enter this class.
On All Steamer. via Ent
ebrated in the homes of our people,
every child in our School of Religion Open House.
Speed, comfort and se r
Do you know any new-comers in
excelled on these giant a
will be supplies with a box of Chanu-
kah candles which it is hoped the par- Detroit? Tell them of our open house
era. In addition we saint
tiler mailings on new, fast
ents will encourage their children to every Friday evening, as it will afford
light with proper ceremony on each them a good opportunity of meeting
rant oil burners to Liven)
other
strangers
and
getting
acquaint-
gow, the Mediterranean 1
evening during the festival.
std cruise to the Holy 1.s
On Sunday, Dec. 9, a very interest- ed. Both men and women are in-
par-
I
vited.
Call
the
office
for
further
ing Chanukah entertainment will be
Rates to suit every our
given to the children of our Religious ticulars.
Cunard Money Orders
There is still room for more mem-1
School. The preparations for this
function are in the hands of a com- Isere in the following classes: dress- 1 In POLAND and RUSSIA.
safe,
reliable.
making,
decorative
art,
gymnasium,
mittee under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Sidney S. Weinman. She is to be as- swimming, millinery, modern liter-
CUNARD LINE.
sisted in her work by Mr. Philip Ro- ature, Gies, Club, and Saturday night
1143 Washington
senthal and the Misses Elsie Good- dances. Additional classes will be
lar
man and Frances Netzorg of the fac- organized if there is sufficient regis-
D.t.
bikk•
tration. Plans are now be' ng ma e
ulty of the school.
for Bible study and Jewish literature
clubs. Girls' clubs are invited to use
COLLECTS INSTRUMENTS
very attractive club-house for
FOR PALESTINE ORPHANS the
meetings, parties, etc. Call Glendale
7971 for information on any "Y"
PREMIER, ARCHBISI
In a letter to • Iladassah member , activity.
Miss Sophie Berger, director of the
FIGHT ANTI-SE
Palestine Orphan Committee, announ-
ces the beginning of a village for Pal-
VIENNA (J. T. A.)—TI
estinian orphans under the auspices
of Prime Minister Seipel an
of the Joint Distribution Committee
inal Niel has been pledged
MELVIN GOODMAN.
through the efforts of Dr. Moses Cal-
Doeller in his attempt to
old,
only
years
Melvin
Goodman,
5
vary, principle of the Hebrew Gym-
on of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goodman anti-Semitism from the ur
nasium in Jerusalem.
Rector Doeller in restorir
avenue,
died
on
Tues-
In order to make the community ■ of East Forest
the campus, insisted that
normal, happy one, means of recrea- day morning, Nov. 27. Burial took Kappelmacher, who was re
on Machphelah Cemetery on
tion are needed, such an violins, flutes, place
to flight by anti-Semitic r
guitars, a complete motion picture out- Tuesday afternoon.
sume his lectures.
fit, • piano.
The retiring Rector D
CARD
OF
THANKS.
The Hadassah national office, 114
was talc
The family of the late Philip Gor- dared, while he
Fifth avenue New York, will be glad
that numerna clausus"
to transmit to Palestine the smaller don thanks the relatives and friends fiat, and expressed the tom
for sympathies and kindnesses shown
eontributions for the Pi-
f.
enfo rt
.
sad bereavement. eventually it we ll
Monument
Keane, Higbie &
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
Exhibiting the Adaptations of Milady's
Taste to the New Season's Demand
of Dame Fashion
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
December 3rd, 4th, 5th
Under Direct Supervision of
H. JAECKEL &
New
Yosx
SONS
I CU NAR
OBITUARY