TilLtDETINVIT hls1V11611CONICLE PAGE TWO WIL!RIL01181$11(10‘.11 101XICRIABIJIMBI Semi-Annual Clearance Solid Mahogany Chair Three Good Specials tt The frame is of gen- uine SI did mahogany splendidly built for sea ice as well as beauty and the up- holstery is of the best. Covered in hest qual- ity denim and marked These special items are published to give an idea of the drastic reductions which pre- vail throughout our establishment. This sale of ours ( made of semi - annual recur- rence) is becoming more and more im- portant as it gels bet- ter known and to those MU SIC Inature of • memorial. Neither of themhas ever been heard in orches- tral form. They are "At the Old Trysting Plai-e" and "Uncle Remus," both of which have been orchestrated by Mr. Valbert Coffey, one of the Hadassah Recital. be Richard Strauss's great Tone Poem, "Death and Transfiguration" Baronhauter." of the United States to attend the In- ternational Congress of Women, to be held in London next May, as a repre- sentative of American Womanhood. Lady Everdeen will preside over this conference which will be attended by delegates of all the leading women's organizations in the world. The prin- ciple topic for discussion at this con- gress, will be "How to Prevent the of the most attractive of the series inasmuch as it has to do with Compo- Causes of War." sitions in Dance and March Form. NEW OFFICE OF DR. DANTO The program comprises the March Militaire of Schubert; an Indian War Dr. S. B. Danto, dentist, wishes to Dance by Skilton; Czibulka's pretty little Fly-Minuet and the immortal announce that he is now located at 1108 Kresge building, telephone Main waltz of John Strauss, "On the Beau- 1853. tiful Blue Danube." A unique program will be offered and the First Slavonic Rhapsody, op. Next Young People's Concert. Detroit music lovers on Feb. 4, when 45, of Dvorak. Elizabeth Gutman, noted soprano, The fourth Young People's concert makes her initial appearance here in ! will tie given in Orchestra Hall Sat- Siegfried Wagner. a recital featuring Jewish and Rus- urday morning, Feb. 2, at 10:30, Mr. The coming of Siegfried Wagner to sian folk songs, at Hotel Stotler, special concert with the De- Kolas conducting and Edith M. Rhetts I under the auspices of the Detroit conduct a lecturing. The ciawert should be one chapter of Hadassah. Miss Gutman is an artist of great 1 appeal, being equally at home on the concert as well as the operatic stage. By virtue of her gift of interpretation, • w Symphony Orchestra in Orches- tra hall on Thursday evening, Jan. 31, is an event of prime importance to Detroit. Wagner is the only son of Richard Wagner, the grandchild of Liszt, and is himself a•musician and conductor of great distinction. This is not only his first visit to America, but his appearance in Detroit will be his first appearance in America. The GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS 3 O All our Mirrors Greatly Reduced in Price MRS. PISKO APPOINTED DELEGATE TO LONDON fried Idyll; the Prelude and Love- WOMEN'S WORLD MEET Death from "Tristan and Isolde;" the Good Friday Spell from "Panda!" Mrs. S. Pisko of the National Jew- and the "Tannhauser" Overture; all ish Hospital for consumptives, of Den- Miss Elizabeth Gutman to Pre- leading violas of the orchestra. Other by his father. Ile will also play the ver, has been appointed by the nation- his own opera, "Der notable features of the program will overture to al president of the Council of Women sent Unique Program at 36 seeking really line fur- niture tit very moder- ate price, it olTers un- usual °maul unit ies. program comprises the Overture to The Flying Dutchman;" the Sieg- on all Lamps SOLD 11Y DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE Every lamp in our show roms, whether of Table, ilea., Beading or Bou- doir design ( hundreds from which to select) n o w marked 1,3 Mr the regu- lar price. MISS SARAH WEINBERG Chairman of Hadas.ah Musicale. As Dodge Brothers power plants are produced in enormous quanti , ties, costs are naturally much lower than on engines built in limited numbers. This is prominently reflected in the price of Graham Brothers Trucks, on which the Dodge Brothers engine is standard equipment. the tender lyric quality of her voice "Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" At DetroitfurniturcOops 'Arm at .Tiopelle DETROIT MICHIGAN and her remarkable dramatic power, she has been acclaimed one of the most notable singers of folk songs on the American concert stage today. Upon the foundation of a splendid technique she weaves the rich em- broidery of her music, standing before her audience as singer, actress and background, all in one. Miss Gutman will give the Russian numbers in native costume. Tickets for the concert may be secured from Miss Sarah Weinberg, 313 East Can- field avenue, chairman of the commit- tee in charge, or at Grinnell's Music House, 1515 Woodward avenue. Feodor Chaliapin to Appear in Concert This Monday. Visit our permanent Better Homes Eshihit. Three complete floors-108 rooms iittrfal DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN, RABBI BRICKNER AND JUDGE LEWIS WILL OPEN $150,000 KEREN HAYESOD CAMPAIGN ON SUNDAY (Continued from Page 1) which Mbed Fla-Am, the eminent Zionist philosopher, emerged in op- position to, llerzl, Weizmann took an active part. There he came into con- tact with men like Tchlenov, Kohn- Bernstein and Ached Ha-Ant. Weis. mann attended all of the subsequent congresses and before long became the leader of the "Democratic frac- tion"—in opposition to Herzl. In 1898 he graduated from the Berlin Polytechnicum with high dis- tinction and went to Freiburg to take up electro-chemistry and bio-chemis- try. As ever, he carried on simul- taneously with his studies active propaganda and work for Zionism. At that time there was concentrated in Switzerland a group of Jewish and non-Jewish thinkers who subsequent- - ly became leaders of thought and ac- tion in the modern world. Lenin, Plekhanov, Trotsky, Brainin, Syrkin Mossinsohn, Ansky, Wilensky and a host of others were there. Among them all Weizmann was the moat bril- liant and ardent debater and polemic, Feodor Chaliapin, the master sing- er, will be heard in concert at Arcadia auditorium, Monday evening, Jan. 28. Ile is accompanied by Rudolph Polk, lineal life—with Lloyd George, Bal- violinist, and Feodor Koenemann, four, Churchill and others. composer-pianist. The following is The rest of the matter is history. the program: The vivid impression which Weiz- 1 and on them he sharpened his bril- liant wit. In 1903 Professor Perkins, who oc- cupied the chair of chemistry at the Manchester university, invited Dr. Weizmann to become his assistant at Manchester. Weizmann accepted and on arrival in Manchester took up his double duties with renewed zest, chemistry and Zionism. In both he won ever-growing recognition. In Manchester and later throughout England there formed around him a group of devoted followers and what- ever time he could spare, Weizmann gave to furthering by written and spoken word the Zionist cause. mann made on all with whom he came in contact, his earnestness, his persuasiveness, his wit—all of them were weapons in defense and further- ance of the Jewish cause. The lead- ing hand of Weizmann is seen in all the triumphs which have come to the Zionist movement in the last few years, from the Balfour Declaration to the ratification of the mandate. The Rest Is History. In 1914 when war was declared Weizmann was almost immediately sent for by the British government. Both his general knowledge as a chemist and a number of specific dis- coveries made him a man of the greatest value to the British and Al- lied cause. His entry into official circles Weizmann soon turned to Zionist account. lie became person- ally acquainted with some of the out- standing personalities in British po- Dresses FOR SPORTS and FORMAL WEAR $39.50 upwards SPVNG YASH10.70 a world of meaning in these words—signalling the birth of the new and the pass- ing of the old in modes for women of Fashion! if it's here, it's new is ready —il ICS new, it's here. Dpring to meet you—NOW. 16 Mama An, Warr On Grand Circus Palk ‘'#. O, PrY".'s Sand Lime Products Co. FOOT OF ST. JEAN AVE., DETROIT ti JEFFERSON AT CHENE EDGEWOOD 4460 Judge William B. Lewis of the Philadelphia Municipal Court has been active in Jewish communal af- fairs and Zionist activities for many bbi ti olph Polk years. His achievements have been wieniawski de m os ,. most noteworthy during the. past d. Souvenir Rudoloh Polk IV year. He has been instrumental in organizing the wonderful campaign for the Keren Ilayesod in Phila- delphia,which has achieved a record Group of Detroit Vocalists Or- second to none, his city having raised ganizing. to date more than $200,000 in cash. A group of Detroit vocalists is be- Judge Lewis is now active as chair- ing organized as the nucleus around man of Region No. 4 .of the Keren Ilayesod, which includes Philadelphia, which will be built a permanent oper- exclusively of Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. atic company composed Judge Lewis is a forceful and meg- local talent. project is under the direction The netic speaker. " Rabbi Brickner is the spiritual of John E. Wernes, a theatrical man leader of the Toronto Hebrew Con- of long experience in the east and gregation, is president of the Fedora- middle west. Mr. Wernes expects this week to lion of Jewish Philanthropies of To- Tonto and editor of the Canadian place under contract several Detroit Jewish Review. He is a graduate of professionals who have appeared the Teachers' College of Columbia either in opera or on the concert stage. He also is negotiating with the solo- University. During the war Rabbi Brickner was ists of some of the leading Detroit director of the training school per- church choirs. "We intend to go slowly but surely sonnel department of the Jewish Wel- fare Board of America. Ile was one and to pay our way," Mr. Wernes of the organizers of the American said "No public subscriptions or Young Judaea movement. For two other subsidies will be solicited. The years he was the executive director entire cast will be under salary, in- of the Federation of Jewish Philan- cluding the choruses in which prom- thropies at Cincinnati. For six years ising Detroit non-professionals will be hewas connected with the Bureau of extension activities. given of a chance to display their talents. "Modest concerts may first be given Education of New York, as director , to ascertain the attitude of the public and to provide funds for the financ- Show Palestine Movie.. more ambitious productions. It Workers for the drive openingling of my hope t. make this organization a is Sunday evening were organized at meeting held Sunday afternoon at comparable in its way to the position the Shaarey Zedek. Enthusiasm pre- which has be-9 achieved by the De- veiled at the meeting, which was ad- troit Symphc• v Orchestra in the in- dressed by Robert Marwil, chairman I strumental fie'd." of the drive; Nathan Chazan of New YSTEMATIC AYINGS) CLUB T Largest Manufacturers of SAND LIME BRICK than other brick. They They are white brick. They are stronger do sot cost ■ ey more absorb less moisture than other brick. They than other brick. BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER Phis.. Hickory 7027.7028 HE INDUSTRIAL BANK takes pleasure in announcing the formation of the SYSTEM- ATIC SAVINGS CLUB. Its purpose is two-fold: (I) To encourage thrift; (2) To make it EASY to save REGULARLY and SYSTEMATICALLY. It is not an exclusive club, but one that is open to everybody. Just determine YOU WILL net aside a little money each week, and save on a SYSTEMATIC basis. Then it is a SIMPLE THING to live up to the program. JOIN NOW. t Interest in the work and resulted in Younger generation of American sopranos who is mast highly esteemed it would have under normal circum- numerous other activities. all of stances. which served to build a center for "The $4,300,000 received by the Jews and their culture. "Detroit Jews must not fail this Keren Ilayesod during the first two years of its existence was spent for fund at this time, when the great be- various purposes which helped to ginning has been made for the re- strengthen the Jewish position in building of the homeland. It is the Palestine. For agriculture, approxi- - duty of every man, woman and child mately $937,297 was spent. Hun- to join in this great constructive task. dreds of Jewish pioneers have been Our work is made much more impor- enabled by the Keren Hayesod to at- tant by the closing of America's taro their highest ambition, to become ' doors to immigration. Unfortunate farmers in Palestine. Jewry must be provided with the "For education, approximately means of settlement where they shall $799,116 was spent for the mainte- be free and shall not be persecuted. mince of the educational system, Palestine is the plcae. Let every De- which consists of a network of troit Jew do his duty, and much will schools of all grades and kinds in have been accomplished for the rem- / every part of the country. These edying of a sad situation." GLENDALE 7117 A Body for Every Line of Business Jeanette Vreeland at Popular Concert Sunday. a unanimous enlisting of all present, drive, in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Mr. Marwil, as head of the expect ed issued an appeal to the Jews of e. the east generally. Much is her. She will sing arias by Masse- troit, in which he urges them to di- of and Charpentier. An Interesting vide responsibility for the cause of net Palestine. Mr. Marwil points out feature of the program will be two by the American composer, Ed- that while the responsibility for the Pieces ward MacDowell. Jan. 23 is the six- local work is in the hands of only a handful, the duty is that of the en- teenth anniversary of his. death and in the tire community. The Palestine work, these two pieces are put on he declared, must go on, or it will be made Hebrew a living to the disgrace of the entire Jewish schools have language again, this being only one of many reasons why every loyal Jew How Palestine Is Built. rebuild- owes his support to the Palestine the "The responsibility for ing of Palestine lies on the shoulders Foundation Fund. "The Keren Ilayesod was respon- of the Jews of America," Mr. Mar- wil declared. "Ruined by the war, Bible for immigration, public works, European Jewry is unable to do what sanitation and medical service, and WOODWARD AT MARTIN PLACE 5783 Norwoodward Motor Co., 9115 Woodward—Northway Northeast Motor Co., 8534 Jos Campau—Empire 4083 Midwest Motor Co., 7753 Grand River—Garfield 7100 Gratiot Motor Co., 8226 Gratiot—Lincoln 1172 Jeannette Vreeland, who is the solo- the meeting was the showing of a three-reel movie showing the accom- ' ist at next Sunday's popular concert plishments of Jewish settlers in Pales- in Orchestra Hall, Jan. 27, at 3:30, is ine. The picture inspired a greater a newcomer to Detroit. She is of the lyric and Knitted Wear, *6 " 7. 4 6 THOMAS J. DOYLE Smetana • . Aar der II b. Serenade Espagnole..Chaminatle-Kreieler C. Caprice ilasiple 'ara s•t •fludolph Polk . II CHALIAPIN (In accordance with a long established custom. 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