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JEWISH BANKER DIES
I and she will sing three songs with pi-
Ballet Suite "Sylvia";Smetana's Sym-
phonic Poem, "The hialdau"; the in-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Shep-
troduction to the Third Act of Gold-
mark's opera, "The Cricket on the ard J. Goldberg, private banker of
..-%/s N"
Hearth; Johann Strauss's waltz, Vien- 171 East Broadway, died Monday at
L't
et^
na Blood and Saint Saens's Baccha- h is home in Woodniere, Long Island,
liept
within
a month of his forty-sixth
h
sale from "Samson and Defile."
irthday. He leaves his wife and four
c hildren.
,,P112 '‘.1k ...j.' 1
The Great Murphy Organ.
Mn. Goldberg has held many impor-
il
The magnificent organ which has tant positions in charitable institu-
been given to the Detroit Symphony tions. For five years he was treasur-
?
Mine. Djina Ostrowska, first harp-
er of the l'eople's Relief Committee
it
ist of the Detroit Symphony Orches- 1 Program Announced for Con- Society by Mr. and Mrs. William 11. and went abroad as its official rept.,
Murphy is now in the process of in-
cert
of
Elizabeth
Gutman
ten, has been engaged by the Jewish
;,„„ievult
ArciF
stallation in Orchestra Hall. It is sentative during the war. Ile had
This Monday Evening.
Woman's Club for a recital to be
now planned to dedicate it with a gala been treasurer of the United Jewish
given Monday afternoon, Feb. 4, at
li
+k
,
concert on Monday evening, March 17. Aid Society, director of the Hebrew
3 o'clock, in Temple Beth El.
yltk-mt
The following program is an- The soloist will he Marcel Dupre, or- Educational Society and an active
4%444A"... 1,.
•
Mule. Ostrowska is now in her sixth nounced for the concert to be given
worker with the Brooklyn Federation
:meson in Detroit, having been select- by Miss Elizabeth Gutman this Mon- ganist of Notre Dame Cathedral, Par-
ed by Ossip Gabrilowitsch for the day evennig, at the Stotler, under the is, one of the greatest organists of our of Jewish Charities.
first harp desk when the eminent con- auspices of the local chapter of lla- time. Saint Saens's great organ sym-
ANTOINETTE BEAUTY SHOP
phony will he played and M. Dupre
ductor re-organized the local orches- dassah:
will besides play a number of solo
' tra in 101S. Each year finds her more
Jack A. Klein, formerly with
pieces.
firmly established as an artist of ex- 1. My Lovely Celia (Old Engligh).
Kern's Beauty Shop, is now ready to
and Lie.el (German folk-song).
ceptional attainments, both in en- , 2.
5. The Broken Trod, (rolihh song I
rceeixe
his many friends and client-
Ca ygek
semble and solo work, and she is now
English Classes For Mothers' at his new shop, the Antoinette
4. Three American Folk-gongs
These Days (Negro
Beauty Shop, 405 Woodward terrace
(a) Some
apu•11... Arranged by Golan
Those living in the vicinity of the
( b ) My Ron. 1 Indian)
Arranged by Lieuranee Bishop School, corner of Adelaide and
Ken-
(e) Frog Went •-Court in'
Rivard, are urged to take advantage
tucky . Arranged by Brockway
of the English classes, every Tuesday
Wolf-Ferrari and Thursday afternoons, from 2:30
1. Ilinputto
Benyenu i
2. Sid Hanle
to 4:30 o'clock. Unless the attendance
, S. Us egtalent Troll( Petits Chat Blanes
improves, Miss Parker, one of the ab-
resins
ie
hordes lest teachers in the Bishop School will
4. Denson. la Gigue
have to he transferred elsewhere.
I. Gin na GM (The Heavers) ( Ukrain-
Therefore, mothers are urged to take
ian Folk-hong ).
Oil is the modern fuel for heat-
2. 01 Iowa's mien' Mei I My Mother
advantage of this class by enrolling at
Scolded Me) (Little lin genii. Folk-
ing your home. Rid yourself
once. Those having small children
S (owl.
ance and for all of that cum-
may
bring
them.
A
kindergartener
is
3. Ditiatko. milogt gospodnia atubuiu
PaschalniT always on hand to entertain them.
bersome and obsolete fuel—
(The Child)
Gretehannow
4. Lullaby .
coal. Thousands of homes have
Gretehannow
5. The Skylark
already made the change. You,
IV.
HEALTH
EXAMINATIONS
too, should modernize your fur-
JEWISH FOLK-SONGS
I. Wedding Song.:
nace.
... : .. Arranged by J. Engel
Is) Fait Genunterhell.
"Too late." How often have physi-
Made of American \\*alma after the graceful
11) heeler, liesger.
INSTALL A
I agtlo Sch;na grt,s, cians given that pronouncement, with
2. Kinder. Kinder
Stuart period tthich carries with it ti
its promise of temporary relief or
S. Two Children's Songs... An. by J.
French influence and which inau-
(a) Schein bin leh.
only misery, to one you know and lov-
lb) thin Prigmtgehek.
Engel ed. The surprises of the autopsy ta-
gurated a marked change in furniture de-
Ar. by
4. Maeht der Cho.
MB
MO WON • NO CAL
ble are net that persons died so soon,
signing at a time w hen the Puritan austerity
Miss Gutman will be accompanied but that with the chronic insults of
Automatic Oil Burning
by Miss Harriet J. Ingersoll, reputed disease or neglect, the machine has
of line dominated the civilized 'w orld.
to be one of Detroit's best accompa- not stalled long before it did.
System
'1' en pieces, with rectangular table and 11111S-
Extraction
of
an
abscessed
tooth
nists.
Tickets
can
be
secured
from
MME. DJINA OSTROWSKA
Miss Sarah Weinberg, 313 East Can- might prevent a host of ills—gastric
Quiet in Operation
SlYe ease pieces, live diners and host ,./4
recognized as one of the most distin- field avenue, chairman of the com- ulcer, kidney trouble, rheumatism,
chair covered in handsonIV figured ;0
guished harpists enlisted in the serv- mittee, or at Grinnell's.
Gas or Electric Ignition
etc.
Sale
price
is
Discovery of a trace of albumin or
ice of any American orchestra.
tapestry.
Listed as Standard by National
sugar may institute measures of liv-
Mme. Ostrowska's finished style
and genuine musicianship have Richard Crooks at Sunday Pop- ing which will prevent nephritis or
Board of Fire Underwriters.
Discontinuing Our Special Finish 1)eparlment
ular Concert.
diabetes from shortening your life.
brought her exceptional recognition
while in
,
The Michigan Health Exposition
abroad.
Two
years
ago
fad
of
home
dec-
Richard
Crooks,
the
young
Ameri-
Michigan Distributors
Ole
have
fallen
in
with
Laditts who
Paris, after the close of the Detroit can tenor who has secured such a firm held in May, 1923, examined 1000
orated furniture mast folks desiring odd pieces fur
season, she was signally honored by hold on the affection and admiration persons. Of 50 cases taken at ran-
Phones
Glendale 4736-4737
Summer homes, can find some beautiful pieces hi
Maurice Ravel, the leading creative of Detroit's musical public, will ap- dom, just three were normal. The as-
undecorated Ilirch at remarkable reductio ns.
spirit of modern French musical art. pear as soloist at the Popular concert sorted defects included 21 infected
At a concert of the composer's own to be given in Orchestra Hall next tonsils, 12 dental infection, one kid.
Better Homes
Visit our per
works, Mme. Ostrowska played his Sunday afternoon, Feb. 3, at 3:30. Mr. neystone, two rheumatism, one tuber-
Exhibit. Three complete Boors-
I
introduction and Allegro for harp and Crooks made his debut in Detroit a culosis, 10 stomach trouble, etc.
Ins rooms
To popularize this new form of pre-
orchestra, Ravel conducting the or- i year ago at the symphony concerts
Woodward and Willis
chestra himself. Writing of this con- , and last Fall he sang the tenor part ventive medicine, the North End Como
munity
Clinic, 1216 Westminster
cert, the Paris representative of the in Verdi's Requiem Mass. Ile appears
Is enjoy- twice on the program singing Lohen- street is now offering an annua
New York Nation said:
Also State Distributors for
meat this number (Introduction and grin's Narrative and the Prize Song health examination for 75 cents. Thi
61;;LilY 17.fr
KELVINATOR
examination
can
lie
made
much
more
Allegro) pro ved to be the climax of from
"The
Mastersingers."
Mr.
Ko-
1
the program, thanks to the delightful , ,,,,,,
part of the program will corn- satisfactorily by the family physician
I
Electric Refrigeration
artistry of Mme. Djina Ostrowska,! ;rise the stirring "Robespierre" Ov- and he whom this argument has con
,
whose playing revealed a variety of errors of Litolff; Delibes' charming vinced is urged tisconsult his doctor.
tonal beauty and poetic utterance
A M1 i i , DE ,
"!M
that made a profound impression
upon both composer and audience.
France has done more to develop!
and dignify the harp and its liters- i
ture than any they
oe nation and Mme .
Ostrowska's style, her most notable
characteristic, reflects the French
Jew's obligation, and every Jew must training.
KEREN HAYESOD DRIVE FOR $150,000
It was an interesting coincidence
carry a share of the burden."
that placed Mme. Ostrowska as solo-
The Noblest Contribution.
MEETS WITH ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE
ist
on the program of the Detroit
While there was no appeal for
FROM DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY funds, every man, and many women, Symphony Sunday, Jan. 20, for in-
cluded
among the numbers at that
at the banquet subscribed towards concert were
selections from the Rim-
truth. The very fact that you ap- the $150,000 quota, making a total of sky-Korsakoff opera, "The Snow
(Concluded from page 1.)
plaud may lend color to the assertion $25,000 raised at the opening dinner. Maiden," the libretto of which was
world as a Jewish activity, something that it is not true." The highest contribution at the ban- derived from the Russian classic of
came from a young man who the same name, a poetic and fanciful
that will not be accepted from the
Dr. Weizmann declared that if the Suet
Jews of New York or Chicago or any European roads would not be barred came to Detroit less than two years dream written by the harpist's pa-
ago. Israel /Aber of Conn 's Clothes
other center in the world.
by passports, guns, visas, etc., they Shop, 1237 Broadway, while one of ternal grandfather, Alexander Os-
Dr. Weizmann's Address.
trowski, whose plays formed the back-
would be packed with Jews who de-
Dr. Weizmann, referring to the re- sire to leave their present homes. the youngest present at the banquet, bone
i
has shown the noblest example with bone of the repertory theater in e
marks of Mr. Brown, said:
"Here, in I'aleatine," he said, "is one a contribution of $1,500. Mr. Zinser rograd and Moscow for many years.
"I am perhaps entitled to say that opportunit.
Mine. Ostrowska's program for
m be to-
S
as it ay
y mall
I do not share the pessimism that day, it can be made big. What is has been active in local Jewish activi- Feb. 4, will include several groups of
rang through Mr. Brown's speech. If done today can be duplicated many- ties since his arrival in this city, and ROW for the harp. The recital will
in
every
instance,
whether
it
was
the
Detroit stopped giving money, Pales- fold."
Jewish National Fund or Young Ju- be open to members of the club an(
tine would not stop for a single day.
"I am a prime minister without an daea or the Hebrew schools, he has their friends.
It would go on as it has for years,
Miss Madge Miller will be the vo
and for two reasons. The first rea- army; a chancellor without an ex- given liberally and out of proportion
son is that what is happening in Pal- chequer," Dr. Weizmann declared. to his means. A complete kit of con- calist for the afternoon.
incidents. "My only army is composed of men tributors will be found in next week's
'
estine
of a links
y in a long chain,
Famous Swedish Singer at Sym-
They are
the who, with university diplomas in their issue of The Chronicle.
phony Concerts.
Our factory has now completed the manufacture
Rabbi Brickner, whose address pre-
first link dating back to Sinai. As a pockets, are draining marshes, fight-
whole, as a race, as the carriers of a tag malaria, building houses and ceded that of Dr. Weizmann, spoke ceThe next pair of symphony con-
of a $100,000 stock of raw furs into hundreds of fur
of
Zion-
roads."
at
great
length
on
the
value
rta to be given on Thursday and
great inheritance, we are indestruc-
coats designed according to official 1924 forecasts
Referring to the Arab problem he ism. Ile declared that Zionism i s not Friday evenings, Feb. 7•8, brings to
tible. We have survived and will sur-
said: "There is only one answer to a charity movement. Ile pointed out , Detroit one of the greatest contralto
of new season's models. Your next year's fur coat
vive.
"And the other reason: Do you the Arab problem. Whatever you that it is regarded by Jews as a per- V 0i4e8 in the world. The possessor of
can be bought at Rollins' now at actual savings of
is the famous Swedish singer,
think for a moment that after the na- undertake, you must carry out abso- fleetly natural thing that the second
.
of American
who for the past two :
tions have hailed the opportunity that lutely. There is room for the Arabs and third generation
Sigrid
Onegin
30Io to 50%. Absolute reliability of quality and
came to the Jews, after all the at- and for us, and it is absurd to say Jewry should lose the Jewish con- this
seasons has Issam
' the sensation of New ,
style is guaranteed when you buy from the Rollins
sousness,
and
pointed
out
that
when
m
that
the
Arabs
must
leave
Palestine.
tempts in Palestine—do you think
York and other larger cities of the
that we shall be capable to say to It will be the doom of Palestine if Jews are brought to Palestine they East. Madame Onegin is primarily
Company.
help
lay
the
foundation
for
a
Jewish
the non-Jews that Palestine has we, who have been oppressed for cen-
a member of the Metropolitan Opera
failed because we have no money? turies, should try to oppress the structure that will perpetuate Jewish Company in New York but has a cer
All you can do is make it easier for Arabs. The Arab problem will de- life. Religion, he said, is losing its tain time given to her for concert ap-
the pioneers, or make it harder. You crease with the increase of the num- hold on the young, causing an almost pearances. Her voice is similar to the
ber of Jews. The decrease of the complete break-away from the Jewish one Schumann-lleink had when Schu-
can never stop the work.
"I am convinced that on one side Jewish numbers will increase Arab people.
"In the Diaspora," Rabbi Brickner moan-lleink was a young woman of
is the indestructible Jewish inherit- animosity. What has been done is
A Wonderful Variety of ,
adjust ourselves to a life Onegin's age. It is a true contralto
ance, and on the other aide public mighty little in comparison with what said, "we
Our Entire Stock of
is more or less foreign to us and golden in quality. Madame Onegin
opinion will make you hold out. The has to be done and can be done— that
Best Quality
in the long run we become non-Jew- will sing two pieces with orchestra;
provided
there
is
an
increase
in
world is taking an interest in the
Finest Quality
small Jewish community of Palestine money. Palestine can take in 30,000 ish. We see a future for the Jewish the dramatic Lament of Andromache
people
depending
on
there
being
built
from
Max
Bruch's
oratorio
"Achilles"
more than in the larger Jewish cen- a year instead of the present 12,000."
in Palestine a Jewish center, creating , and Schubert's song "The Erlking,"
ters of the world because what is
"The Bottomless Pit."
standards and values to which we can faction to know that my position is so
happening in New York is happening
Referring to the vast sums that
in Warsaw and elsewhere. It is a have been spent for relief, Dr. Weiz- ad Mr . ourselves."
h, in his introductory re- well understood by those having in
Mr. Hersc
process of adaptation. Our business mann said: "You have poured into
press, to charge the direction of American in-
is to fit in. In some countries we fit the bottomless pit of Poland and the marks as toastmaster, expre d
terests in this great movement."
re
committee's 's thanks t the prey
in well, in others not so well. In Ukraine enormous sums, which were comm
Murphy, Levin Speak.
Palestine, the whole system, whether much needed there. But the $65,- the Campbell-Ewald Company for as-
At the luncheon of workers held on
it is breaking stones or building 000,000 of relief has not prevented istance in the advertising, and to Jo- Tuesday afternoon, Judge Alfred J.
schools and hospitals, is ours, from pogromists from renewing massacres. seph H. Ehrlich for his activities RS
A to Z. Everything in Palestine has What we are doing today is a pre- chairman of the publicity committee. Murphy delivered a highly interesting
Values up to $800
The Palestine movies shown at the address, urging the volunteers to do
been done by Jewish endeavor, in the ventative, one that will open up great
teeth of great obstacles. Therefore possibilities for the Jewish people. opening of the program pictured the their utmost in making the Palestine
work of the "Bilu" pioneers 40 years effort a success. On Wednesday af-
it is indestructible.
Once you realize that the present op-
the workers were addressed
"The Jewish community of Mu- portunity is for your own sake and ago, showed the building activities, ternoon,
nuch is 1,000 years old, yet the Jew for the sake of the generations after the work of the lladassah, the schools, by Capt. Isadore Levin, who de-'
Values up to $1100
the
Jewish
Legion,
the
harvest
fes-
scribed
the
importance of Palestine's
there has just been squeezed out by you—you will take it."
tivals and many other interesting rebuilding and told of the incident of
recent happenings because he did not
Judge Lewis, who followed Dr. features.
a
few
settlers
in
the
colony
of
Metu-
fit in. The number of Jews in Mu- Weizmann, said he came from Phila-
lab who saved Galilee for Jewish Pal-
Th. President's Endorsement.
nich who want to settle in Palestine delphia to see what Detroit is going
Daily luncheons of workers were estine by their endurance and inde-
has been raised in the past few to do. "The reconstruction of Pales-
efforts.
months from 1 to 40 per cent."
This special sale in-
tine," he declared, "is no longer a held the past week at the Hotel fatigable
A meeting of workers will be held
A Tense Moment.
Zionist problem. Either we are will- Stotler, where reports were sub-
cludes all original French
One of the tensest moments of the ing to be set down by future genera- milted on the progress of the drive. at the Shaarey Zedek on Sunday af-
evening was when Dr. Weizmann's tions that we were a people that were Jacob Miller, the regional director ternoon, when further plans will be
models and adaptation,
statement in connection with the interested only in materail things, or for Michigan, expressed himself as outlined for completing the campaign
In an Unusual Variety of
Jew's fitting in, that "American Jews we are going to do it in a real Jewish confident that the quota will be with the successful raising of De-
both trimmed and All-Seal
are fitting themselves into American and American way. It is a Jewish raised. Mr. Marwil, the chairman of troll's quota.
Trimmings.
Volunteers in the local drive in-
Coats.
life," was greeted by the clapping of problem. We have no right to stand the drive, and Abraham Srere, presi-
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the hands by one of the audience. by and see the Chaluzim building dent of the local KerenIlayesod, elude Abraham Cooper. Louis Robin-
Whereupon Dr. Weizmann turned to roads, hospitals and schools, and then joined with him in his optimism. son, M. W. Benjamin, Ilimon Caplan,
The campaign literature included I. Davidson, Charles K. Sandorf, 11.
him and said:
Only 15 left. One of a Kind—
"Please do not applaud. It is the say 'let the Zionists do it.' It Is every an exceedingly interesting pamphlet, P. Cohen, Sam Schwartz, J. Souls, A.
odd lengths. Values to $395.00.
beautifully illustrated, which pictures Immerman, Louis Dann, J. Ziff, Theo-
5' the work of the Keren ilayesod. The dore Levin, M. Steingold, A. J. Koff-
pamphlet makes public a letter re. man, Max Lipsitz, Moses Weiswasser,
reined from President Calvin Cool- Norman M. Snider, Charles Rubiner,
idge to Emanuel Neuman, the na- Sol J. Birnkrant, J. Levin, Julius
tional secretary, endorsing the Keren Braun, Louis Lightstone, M. Zack, E.
Ilayesod. The President's letter fol- Weiner, 0. S. Zemon, Louis Stoll,
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T
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They
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They are
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ano accompaniment; an old Italian air
by Marcello; Brahms's Sapphic Ode
and Richard Struass' most beautiful
song Caecilie. The symphony will be
Beethoven's Pastorale which has not
MME. DJINA OSTROWSKA ! been heard here for three years and
additional brillance will be lent to the
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