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FUR `REMODELING
SERVICE
Since one year ago the ROLLINS work-
rooms have been so efficiently reorganized
that we are able to offer 30' ; savings on all
remodeling. Remember that this is a
ROLLINS service: exclusive designs, finest
workmanship, satisfactory results guaran-
teed.
red an
t, after
on was
val of
0 East-
squires
orces of
used that
Susie re-
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work,
the ac-
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We can give you our fullest attention at
ASE
Ferszt, Abraham Friedman, Arthur Hamilton Benson, voice; Edith Kath-
Goddard, Myer Golding, Hyman Gal- arine Hackman, piano; Rath [hollow,
chinsky, Arnoloi Hilpert, Ruth Hirsh, piano; Nellie Beatrice Huger, voice;
Joseph Heller, Betty Kesooglad, Bertha Matylola L. deKozlowska, piano;
Leon Naimark, Charles New- O• M. L•wanoloski, violin: Malik.] Elia-
Lentil,
nuon, Max Noovitz, Alyce Philipski, Isa- abeth Mickle, organ; lio.len Mullin,
bel Philipski, Ferrer l'etti, Emil llos- violin; Lillian Rabinowitz, piano; RM., . I
lin; Ralph staohn, yi n
anoler, Florence Rice, Mae Rosen, st e in, v i o
Clara Sakwinska, Helen Stauch, Isa- lin; NIrs. Geraldine NI. Tobin, piano;
r ances Van Hee, piano.
don. Steinberg, Simon Traurig, Rob- K a thl ee n F
ert Unger of Oxford Nlich., Julius a'i- Certitio-ates of graduation: Bertha
e lt, polio; John J. Dworz-
dolt, Morris Weinstein, P1110111 NN . einer, Mari,. A pp
Albert Yutkowitz and Olga Dannaon. nik, Jr., violin; Martha J. Edmonds,
The following forogram will be pre- piano); Anna V. Mutton, piano; Lillian
Lucille Schwartz, piano; Lucile Phyl-
seated:
lie Strauss, piano; Georgia Edna
•
,
,
M
Greenwald
eo •t„ Springtime"
V"I 'l . •
M Greenwald
Olt ”Grado•tion Munch" .
The Institute symphony Orchestra
Arthur Goddard Conducting.
GO pieces I \Vol. Grating King, con.
let "Meditation' 'fie") "Th)11)-).M5"""el
Ernst it „
.. ..
will present the musival m o-
th) "Gypsy Dance"
Ito,nie Bonin.
(al 'A Perfect Day"....Carie Jacob„
ool inteeppso.
e/1
ever, is this change that the most
distinctive furniture bought but
urriird
g11101)
c" 1 11 '41 "
hoist,,
a decade ago, is now really
with Martha Bartholomew, p-
and Chai•les Jollo.y, tenor, as
Dolor, Brown, Carl Brown.
Alvin E. liloozary, pastor
W. A. Mozart Soloists. Dr.
.
Sonata E Minor.
of the Woodward Avenue Prestovter-
Grace [toroth.
all Church, will deliver the address.
cal Prelude C Minor...
...
gouiug
Mim !Mora Wolfe.
X
Poli•h Dance
Ahee
Mvharw'll k*
Said Abramoviteh,
Zi.05"."
Albert Yolk...Vt.
Mi.. Alyce Phil,
Alirarnoyitch.
Rehlield
Dance .
Smni , h
Albert Yatkowits.
• tat Selection from
..
chi Priv:a March
td
fei
Mintet
.
.
.
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•
•
We
-
_
Symphony Society Elects Direc-
tors; Prepares for Belle
Isle Concerts.
sal
hvays and subtly—there is a
change in furniture Style—some-
times so gradual as to be quite
indiscernible. So genuine, how-
passe!
The public Is cordially invited t•o at-
tend. The coomplo•te program follows:
Con vert° in it I Ini Minor, On 21
T•chAik..w.{
.
- The Spring
Robinson-Cohen Co.
.
F, ,tring iirehr•tra
(Fro.
N'althem Preitlehl - Die
New Main Store
1416-1424 Washington Blvd.
..Wagner
Mr. Joler
M•reb -"Pomp and CIretini.lmot ,
tes
Ailitres• to Or
e Alvin E
A " ,!,1 , 1 . Y,.:. ""r". '
Eded
.ir D.
It Manville, I
I I, I • pr o ,,
Also Four Blanches
IS PLEDGED
TO DENVER SOCIETY
The annual meeting of the Detroit $100,000
Symphony Society was helot in the
Henry II room of the It Stotler
_
on Monday, June R. The following Several Ladies Auxiliaries Will At-
' board of directors was elected for the
sist Home for Consumptives.
- 2,57_52525751' ensuing year Ralph II. Booth, Wal.
rve
ter 0 . Briggs, Leo M. Butzel, Hay
DENN'ER. On May IS the
I J. Campbell, Roy D. Chapin, Mrs. ',ion of this year's :onntial .national Detroit School of Music Gradu-
Starting Monday, June 22.
Horace
E.
Dodge,
D.
Dwight
Doug-
h
L.
convention
oof t e Jewish (onsump-
orlon Recital Will Be
ev. Chester B. Emerson, Henry
las,
B tives' Relief Society of Denver, Colo.,'
June 22.
G .
. .
T. Ewald, Fre(
" ludo.ol. the prooeee dings 0
monc
were
Have you tired of "gingerbread?" Do honest, highly skilled work-
, Dr. L eo NI. Franklin, Paul R. , •
t took place on May
I Foord
50c •nd 75c.
con • • ), ti, I1
'floe
Detroit
School
of Music of
ass,
Charles
II.
the
Thurs.
•nd
Sat.,
manship and the finest materials combined with architectural excel-
ulius
II.
Gray, J
1 of, 17 and 18 at Cleveland, Ohio, at
Nights 75c to $1.50; Matineet.Tues.,
. 13tH Woodward avenue, of which
lence, impress you more than mere price? See this handsome, dig-
Hodges, Charles
es A.
M Ilughes, Richard • the Hotel Hoollenolen.
Woodward •nliot. Glendale 9792.
waij ans
nified Georgian Colonial. Six bedrooms, three baths, library, break-
'fhe
11)25
convention
was
one
of
Franz
Apel
is
director,
will
hold
its
Downtown Ticket Office at Grinnell's.
P. Joy, William J. Kennedy,
Iill Monday eye-
two lavatories, vapor heat, Type A boiler, plate glass win-
• • • ',slid on record. Hut, araoluatiom exercises
, G. I erchen Sidney T. Mille r, C. Hay-
fast room,
FIRST REQUEST PLAY
the
s
oo
,
n
most substantial reduc•
June
22,
at
5:15
o'clock,
i
lung.
li ' ward Murphy, Dr. Fred T. Murphy,
dows. Lot 60,067. Solid brick garage. A
.,_! William H. :Murphy, 'frunian II. New-1 present
deeds of from
enthusiastic
delegates
were ballroom of the Hotel Stotler. The
lion in price to facilitate quick sale enables you to purchase this new
all parts
of the nation
home
at
•
very
attractive
figure.
Mr.
Davis
will
have this beautiful
participate
in
the
various
meet-.
public
is
invited
to
attend.
The
foil.
`terry, Harry V. Popeney, Jerome II. '
1.1'
In
place open for inspection each evening from 7 till 9 and Sundays
Remick, Charles B. Warren and Jet. : te
ings and discussions. These delegates , lowing program will be given:
r •1 7AliFC0'77'; S""
the LnIZ: t1
150,0(111members of , ktoodes ssmioloovies-Two Piano, .Schuman
from 2 till 8.
. tenon B. Webb.
td the e 15o,
' represented
Mk* 11.iloney, Mi. Penmen.
A n , orchestra of 5 1 members of the
D
Empire 8783
Bach
MAX BROOCK, INC.
laii Detroit Symphony has been engaged the
institution.
. How
well the Jewish Consump- ' Isi c.o.. o; Minor
Morris
J
s",a5• ,
D for a season of six weeks on Belle rives' Relief Society of Denver has, '1'1 c.o ..
''''
'
''
,,
n
i•:::
'
Codard
Isle. Concerts will be given every fulfilled
s, how wo.II its work i ., ,,,,,,,, oll.
lld its trust,
Merl,
evening at S o'clock under the dicey-
is appreciated, may be realized from) obolaternoesso
Florence Sider.
•
•o ar
.
ni Mi. „
o
C011- , i
Seelmerk
;ion
of
a.
ictor
is,
Dramatized by MARIAN DE FOREST
conductor of the Detroit Symphony the swift and generous offers of at the' oi'
Cadman
,In i/anri '
Meg, J. Beth and Amy Broocht to Life on the Stage.
rd
tributioons and pledges received
Mies Thom.,
hits. Donstelle finds II net.-
The platform and shell
hrr School and Gamin porch...
l'a•ral
V, Orchestra.
engagement of
owing smy
on Club,
foor the concerts will be erected on • convention from delegates. One bun.
YOU'LL LIKE IT!
to offer a special TUESDAY Matinee during the
'''
'lee."'"
•
Godard
Krellthou-oral ololloors were pleolgeol II,I Shepherd and Shepheile“
it,
"LITTLE WOMEN."
MI-• Helen Shier.
" the east end of the field between the
the varmus laollo.s' auxiliaries.
ste-•
r
a
Tdhink
to
,
-
Ilorticultural Building and the slot- hY
, -, tip Noes forkauxiliary . PI
g rink on Belle Isle and the arches- Among tho•-
, . r■ -ya.: auxiliary. I '' "'- '"" m si.... 1 i.,
- - M
Sclimmin
$2,01)11; tho
Stood, tit, •2:i 011 ,
h':1 will face a natural theater which , pledged
.5.5,1ioo;
thus :it. 1,■■ 111,, $ 1 2.000; the! ..1 Nacbt
Cie rworki
.
c
prelude-a.;
3)110; the washington, I
will afford seat mg capacity to thou-
l•r
the Clevelond.
I.
no
C/erwonlis
HO Preliiiii—C Minim
)- ands of Detroits citizens.
WI. 0
Among tho Tree-
present plans in connection veith
$2 1..(1'oln-');:tilost among tho• topics dis- 0,1 Pow),
moo, Ebner.
these concerts it is understood that
was that of
1•Minina , 10
the City of Detroit will arrange for cussed
at
the
con
,cotton
I
adman
-
Piain.
industrial rehabilitation of the con-. , I i, }1 i.:'4',Io"o'oioer )X4;
Saanibati
broadcasting the performative for the
of post sanatorium ! loT Gasp. oe. is I r ..
, umpti0e , and
m s m odoo, s,
benefit
of shut-ins.
t S ee m
Conductor
Kolar's programs will be rare of discharged patients. The Jew-
UNEXCELLED
E-11...)
ish Consumptives' Relief Society of I Ir, V ic.,7,",,, P..„
bom r"
ICI
(.111,11
Net
given to the press
mos. ',tea..
fished in the Detroit Sundae papers. , Denver has been Si pioneer in boot
,
conducts various
Served Every Day.
"" th."
The personnel of the orchestra of these fields. I
;
• •
membership of classes, such as book-binding, straw 1Z
'itehe r ' Via
NO COVER CHARGE UNTIL 9 P. M.
NN selected front the
work. printing, coonniercial subjects, lel 1...el
''Cometh A • Ilible" —From
Where fraternities and clubs have enjoyed their
Surroundings, Dance Music, Enter-
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra is o•tc., where the patients may learn an ! 141 suite
n.
Food, Service,
music all winter, and who will entertain here all
Mim Wellman.
as
follow..
N'illiam
G.
King,
concert
.eunation
sof,
to
follow.
from
a
tainment All of the Very Best.
, master; J. Corner, E. Hyde, V. Po-
after they have
summer. A dance orchestra full of snap, pep and
II
lust, S. Szmulewicz, S. Shapiro), B. health standpoint, oa)
an endless variety of entertaining novelties. A real
Groff, K. Chase, M. Warner and A. been released from the sanatorium
treat. Jimmy Drago (Leader, formerly with Vincent
Presenting
Mim 1.4.1.erman.
Kleiner. first violins; 11. Endres, B. with the disease cured or arrested.
The society has also given very
Lopez Orchestra, Buffalo.
L
Kaplan,
Sturm, L. Hellman, D.
second
violins; ful attention too poost-sanutorium care •
s
H ancock an O.
And His Orchestra
of its potholes and conducts the Rude
.
Hours:
12 to 2, 6 to 8 and 9:30 to 1 Daily.
c,,,,
Bialy,
K
Dance
„,,
Home in Denver, where ex-patients
F. w ma
sa„l as: J .
„„,1 A .
Sheldon
Sturm, R. !loll, I.. Nast, C. Koma- may live under medical supervision.
_
.--Open All Summer —
Tentis; S. El-
S a y y That Jews Ought to Leave Latin
• roovsky and F. Bombe,
PEASANTS
Cities In Order to Survive.
kind. P. S. Sklar, J. Wulf and A. UKRAINIAN
SHOW ANTI - SEMITISM
I uck, basso•s; Rummer, M. lien-
-The sue- I I
- .
BERLIN.-(J. T.
,Nicks and O. Krueger, flutes; D. Van
T. A.) -Disquieting re-' viral of Jewish communal life in Ger-
Emerik and T. Byrne, oboes; A. Isu-
RIGA.-
o•oni
and Fossenkemper,
clarinets;
Nloshisch
and W. Pezzi,
bassoons. o prts with regard to the safety II f - many depends on the number of Jew,
' Jewish settlo ' rs in Sooviet Russia we r • ) oho will leave the large cities and
.1 Slagliano, A. Resch, A. Anolrusch- rooceived here recently. According to settle in the smaller towns and vil-
ese reports a spend meeting, of ' 'ages. This is the opinion expressed
hewn:soh and E. Huebner, French these
- - - -
in Amburgh,
horns; S. Lubin,
F. Lower
and F. Van l'krainian peasants assemlolo•ol in the by the C. V. Zeitung, the organ of
trumpets;
W. Lilenbach,
Artists Honor Sir Frederick Cowen, Society for Settling Jews on Land
,,, the Central Association of German
1,1:'
Famous English Musician.
Russia Reorganises.
i1117,1`,1,:sfal,l,In'kr1I,'„).ii,nh.tdhethn,',,i.glchallIrlh.,
sill'' - Citizens 44' Jewish faith, in an article
Minnow, tro mbones ; L. Manner, F. ,`:,,
-- -- -
------
Cooper.
percus-
d o vooto ol to this question.
C.
' anon to the Communist authorities.
MOSCOW.-T.J. T. A)-A new ap- I'aina and A. and
LONDON.-( J. T. AL-Sir Fred-
. I
."Tlfe plague of inter-marriage and
that the soil granted to
plan sion; W. Webster, tuba, and D. Os- R demanding
wish
,
to
world
Jewry
to)
assist
tilt)
crick Cowen, famous Anglo-Je
200 Jewish settlers in the neighbor- apostacy is a result of the Jews set-
wss f ete d P 1
of .Iewish colonization work in Soviet troowska, harp.
conductor and composer,
fling
in the large o, cities; in the crowd-
from
them.
!
fiWay
----.
The day of oil heating for the home
hood be taken
recently at the London Music Club by Russia was accepted at a meeting ref'
Similar meo•tings were held in the ing of our cproligionists in the cities
OF
is here. Nokol brought it. The sue-
well-known artists, musicians and the Ozet, the society for the settlement REVIEWS
and the continuous progress of the
Nleschtscodne
and
Talmo-
villages I/I
th great
cant-
e
cess of oil heating for the home
JEWS
IN
POLISH
ARMY
writers, Fl among
them German, Sir of Jews on land, held here recently.
• r Edward
wate. These decisions are accompan- . JoaXish communities in the villages,
__
I. Lorin, president of the society, in
the main factor in the olisin-
dates from the day 7 years ago when
. ga ,
,
looser
•
W A R S A W. - GI. T. A.I -The ied by a general anti-Semitic agitation We see
Landon, Ronald Forbes, Rolx•rtson, a report submitted to the meeting, re i
of German Jewry."
the first Nokol with its combustion
in the Polish against the Jewish settlers. Grays toogration
Referring to a book recently pub-
Israel Zangwill andMoiseiwitsch.
viewed the history of the attempts 0 status of Polish Jew's Deputy Fold- of Ukrainian po•asants appeared in the
chamber was installed. Since that
T. P. O'Connor, wit° WaS toastmas- Jewish col oonizat,i7 thina di htTeren,t icoundl- army was described
fields and settlements oof the ,Iewish fished by Felix Taelhabm - on the di,
time a whole new industry has grown
ter, lauded Sir Frederick, declaring tries and declar •1
. t t e re. u tts s . man at the last Sejm session durin g
appearance oof German Jews, the or•
up around the success of NokoL
attemp
a
in
the
disasission
on
the
budget
of
the
colonists.
that he began as an infant prodigy
Jewish colonization.
• gar) Of the reform elements in Err-
It
is
stated
that
the
initiator
„f
this
He the
.
and has matured in his genius. lie
Russia since the revolution are unpre- ,ministry
ministry
Of war.
"The Polsih
state maintains two movement is tho• Communist newsna. man Jewry conies to the conclusion
The leadership of Nokol, established
written such masterpieces which
Per,nerern,• Who that the only salvation for German
, nled.
7 years ago, has never been chal-
rmies; one of officials and the other per corro•spondent,
against Jo.ws is the creation of a Jewish pea ,
have passed into t he anthology of the ced
"The number I,f Jews who settled on a military. Into the first. Jews are ac- pulolishoai libelous accusations
lenged. Of approximately 75,000
vvolld's songs. Cowen has exerted
copied
only
when
they
produce
a
car-
the
Jewish
settlers
in
the
Odessa
press''
ant
class
and
a
movement
back
to
his greatest influence as a teacher of the land since the Oo•tober revolution
automatic oil burners installed in
Came ti1 the the towns and villages.
modern music and as a conductor, the exceeds the number of Jewish farm-
re admit- dovlaring that the hays
the United States, by 347 manufac-
ers in the rest of the world he stated. tificate oapostasy. They a
..
Famous
artists
sang
Cowen's
songs,
Speaking
of
the
work
of
the
Ozet,
the
ted
into
the
other
without
ro,trico
colonies
only
for
speculation
purpoea
s.
speaker stated.
The representative of the village
GIVES UNIVERSITY E10,000
turers, 22,000 arc Nokols.
lin r . a Noloil. am simen.
llovo-ever. in the army, Jew,
„Menu
a
Coonzo t and other colonization organic- linos.
One installed in
subject to secret orders issued Soviet, Risikow, a Ukrainian, issued
Today Nokol gives guarantees of ef-
accompanist.
LONDON.-1.1. T. AT-The sum •
cle ri c as
with
boar heating plant. the
Frederick
H. Cowen was horn in nations, Lorin declared that the great- are
l
ficiency and economy approached
Kingston,
Jewish sot- a denial of these accusations,
hut ! f 1:10,000 was donated to the Ile.
Frederick Jamacia. January 25, 1552. est work done in Russia in this respect by General Sosnkowski.
ess., is, nrnalenasao ,s.
the ser- found no passibility of having the o
the diets are not al mitted to
University by Remnant Ilanin,
by no other home heating device.
p,z ,iinti
i,h
At the age of four he was taken to was t he work of the Agrojoint,
Jewish Joint grants' schools and are treated as sec- isatnadtepn-LebnIt
.known
Anglo-Jewish
philanthro-
inthtohoeY(i),(11:17ha
'
17,
11I'
American
,P
l
a
ri
s
711v
Its fuel cost is less than that of hard
';dill
the
mace oft
From his earliest ysqirs he
pkt, according to a letter addressed
was brought into contact with the Distribution Committee, and expressed ond class are
citizens.
coal. It is also to the best of our
not admitted into the Stern.
of
"Jews
f .y Mr. Baron to Dr. Chaim Weizmann
greatest artists during his father's his conviction that the support
knowledge, less than that of any
military bureaus and Jewish firms
president of the World Zionist Org
American Jea's will increase.
I. 0. B. B. DISTRICT NO. 2
other oil burner, regardless of the
treasuro•ship to Iler Majesty's and
A new note in the colonization Plan are not granted military orders for
ration.
MEETING
IN
CLEVELAND
Mr. Baron gave f 15,1881 to the La-
Drury Lane theaters. d At
the
age of
grade of fuel used. Nokol uses the
the
music
of was brought out by :11r. Lorin when, supplies. With all citizens of the
.
_
_
e
boor
Party
campaign
funds
last
year,
speaking
of
the
political
perspectives
country
we
are
interested
in
the
pro-
eight he had compos
grade of fuel most desirable for
an ne
operetta
"Garibaldi." in of Jewish colonies I'n Soviet Russia, he • tection of the state and we consioier
CLEVF:l. \ NI).-(J. T. A.) -- The oral among other recent gifts have
mado• entitlool,
his first appearance
home heating, a higher grade of fuel
bean r10,000 to the Middlesex Mani-
public at the age of 1 1 in the concert stated that the Compact settling the army necessary, but we demand
.1 „„,,,„,„
sgy,,,,,,,,
than most oil burners dare use, at
room of Her Majesty's Theater and opens an opportunity for building that we should be treated in a just convention of the Wan
Order
opened
B'nai
on Writh,
May 4 , tat, i10,000 to the IA mdon Boson',
The onste e ay ouse
was the
I.. Gar-
District
handing
Bolton.
Dynxia,
if
BOSTON BOULEVARD 2435
The Bonstelle Company
"LITTLE WOMEN"
KING WAH LO CAFE
118 MICHIGAN AVE. (West of Kinsel's)
ADDISON HOTEL
FLORENTINE ROOM
Kennedy's Collegiate Six
Direct from the U. of M.,
ROAD HOUSE DINNERS
SEYMOUR SIMONS
BUDDY FIELDS
6000*Or.
0
K g
0.
8
0
gl
GERMAN JEWS MUST
SETTLE IN VILLAGES
"THE QUIXY FOUR"
NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME
okol
WORLD JEWRY ASKED
LONDON CLUB FETES
FOR AID BY OZET
JEWISH COMPOSER ;
it
built oil•burning
STATUS
0
0
000000 0
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plllattA
'
Saul Abramovits Students Concert Commencement Exercises Will Be at
Orchestr• H•11 on June 25.
_ --._
Will Be Held June 15.
The commencement extTtises of the
- -
•
Abrainoviteh Music Detroit Institute of Musical Art will
The
Saul
t'ourses will give a students concert, be given at Orchestra Hall on Thurs...
assisted by Miss Naomi Wolfe, pianist, day ravening. June 25, at ,.:111 o'clock.
The- degree of Doctor of Nlosio• will ire
at the Atkinson C o mmunity Douse,
(lowlandwho
Merirare attd Junction avenues, on conferred upon William (lowland
.
at
5::111
has been head of the vooh olepartment
Month)). evening, June 15
sharp. The public is invited to attend of the institute fur the host years.
of
the concert, in which the following Degrees, diplomas and certificate's
will take part: graduation will be awarded the follow-
Lillian Aalto, Grace Baruth, Dolores ing; bachelor of music: Aster NI. An-
Brown, Carl Drown. Bessie BLIMP meth, 1. II. NI., Marion Craggs, Juan.
lley, Sist e r N1, Marian,
Julia Caplan, Donald Chaffee, Sails ill 1101011 Du o
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"complete ruse treateol alike. The Jewish deputies Connecticut.
Lei p sic to enter the conservatory culture."
Alf e d M Cohen
of Cincinnati,1
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f
M hat was termed 1 a
f
red against the budget a, a sign o
and studied there under Reinecke,
newly elected president of the Ind(- ,
ganization" of the managemen t o f the vo
aloscheles and Moritz Ilauptinann.
pendent Order Bnai B'rith, delivered ,
O zeoo
t t k place at the me eting. The protest.
to 1S17 Cowen accom-O
From
reorganization left the Ozet with a
Rabbi Gamaliel ordered his servant his first official address since his elec.
ponied Her Majesty's Opera, he was
recently in Atlantic City. In his •
conductor of the convent garden prom- majority of Communists
in control, of Tobi to bring something good from ti
re-elected president
I h brought a tongue. address Mr. Cohen expressed his coon- I
f t h e Phil- 1 Lorin Wan
bl
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evade concerts
in and was specially the council, Merezchin, Weinstein and the market, ant e
harmonic
concerts
summoned to Australia as conductor Golde, Communists, Abraham Btagin, Al another time he told him to bring viction that all Jewish pro ems
of the Melbourne Centennial exhibi- a non-Partisan, Groer, attorney and something bad, and he al.° returned
find
due
. consideration by the
B'rith
Ir
d y
ou on should
y di
In his annual message to the con-
lion in 180.11e was appointed to sue- Professor Fahricant, workers of the with a tongue. "Wh
reed the late Sir Charles Halle in the Agropoint, were elected members of rabbi occasions fetch a tongue?" the
B.,
conductorship of the Manchester, Liv- the council. To the management of rabbi asked. It is the source of good vention, Alfred A. Benesch, presi-I
the Ozet were elected Alsky, Bol, and evi" Tobi replied. ''If it is dent of District No. 2, I. O. B.
It if it is emphasized the effect of the intel-
-
Kozloff
and
Pavolvitch,
Communists;
good,
there
is
nothing
better;
concerts.
development
of
the
order
in
erpool and i s
or
the Western tates. Ile also expressed
Besides his operas,
cantatas and
has composed
over two Urison, awyer, Levdov, journalist, bad, there is nothing Worse."
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Governor
Donahey
of
graitude to
stories
cs COWell
and Professor Shore, non-partisans.
The thief who finds no opportunity
the Bible bill aft r
hundred songs.
an honest Ohio for vetoing
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Pteal considers himself
its passage by the State Legislature.
The soldiers fight, and the kings to
rs advances
man.
The rivalry of scholars
are the heroes.
science.
Permanent
Waving .
ktuting for homes dm,
from the (+sq..... of Ass
JrwlSh
the following year gays. a concert at Jewish autonomous provinces and diss manner."
Nlinister of
Deputy
War Sikorski
Feldman
pole
declared.
mized in District
the presence
N0. 2, of 1,200 do•legates and and 1:10,000 for the 1,0nolon
. Hospital.
Which Trebelli, Joachim and Stantly tricts, and creates the possibility for
Wyoming
and
assisted . When 14 years old he left the settlers to maintain their national Sejm
with that
Deputy
Feldman,
assuring the
guests from
Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana
in the
army everybody
is . Michigan,
Colorado.
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