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OBITUARY

Sara Horowitz of Chicago, Mrs. Ida
Greenberg of Chicago and Mrs. Ida
Sides of Los Angeles, Calif.
I 1 arr i s retired from active
Mr'
I I business
some time ago.

MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

Alliance Deletes
Word "Christian

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Ir""

imn
Br Hermann Hocxler.
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M OE HARRIS
death
of
Moe
Harris,
Rabbi
Franklin
Makes
Plea
for
With the
8
which occurre d on Sunday, N ov. c y ,
MRS. REVA LEA H WINE
Doings of the Detroit Sym-
Use of Broader Term in
the Jewish communit y of t i
1 Victor Kolar was the conductor and
death of Mrs. Reva Leah Wine,
Activities.
phony Orchestra and Its
A ctivities ,
loses one of its o ldest and most re-
!Ilya Schkolnik, violinist, the soloist at
eyer Wi ne , oc curred at her
f
M
e
o
abetted citizens. Mr. Ilarris was 69 „or
Conductors.
"f bill 1 late residence, 31a Frederick street,
Deletion of the word Christian the third pair of local symphony con-
ce
years old and while
the
Pla
d wherein the entire program
on, England, most of on Saturday, Nov. 7. Burial took
ay
with
interment
at
birth
ill
l'ark
Cemetery.
Rabbi
,
from
the
written
program
of
the
\
certs
i n'( Cl
World Alliance for International , was evoted to the performance of
Cl ace on Sund
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra
w Lonednt
s s
was
his s li was
over
a century
might as
if well
there will give a popular Wagner-Liszt pro-
Mrs. H Wine was
born in Poland 67 Friendship Through the Churches,1Scandinavian music. t Iight
past quarter of in
this being the
officiated.
from
A.
M..
brought
about
Wednesday
after-1be
admitted
at
the
outset
Detroit. The funeral was held
gram Sunday afternoon at Orchestra
was
his late residence, 1627 Collingwood
at Woodmere
Cemetery.
Leo M.
the past and
35 years.
She was
a mem- 1 ' noon through the intervention of !are any more composers of the call- Hall, Victor Kolar conducting. The
avenue,
on Tuesday,
with Dr.
interment
years
had resided
in Detroit
ber of ago
the Shaarey
Zedek SynagoguetRabbi
L o M Franklin, at the annuallber and complexion of those featured program compri-es the "March T oe
business session of the organization , the other night, no harm will be done lioniage;" "Night Song" from the
land no loss suffered if their composi-
Franklin conducted the services at land of practically every local Jewishl
opera, "Tristan and Isolde;" and!
Franklin
unplayed—barring, of
the home and Dr. Leon Fram °Mei -\ organization, although she never took \ I 'n Rabbi
the Steller
Hotel. protested against 1 lions are left
o favorites of Svendsen, Dance of the Apprentices and Greet-
with
I
metery, together
ared use of the word in the course, the ic
ld is always gratefully ings to Hans Sachs from the opera
She
h
k
t
'
1.
a
e
whose mus
Samuel Raskin, Chancellor of Detroit , an active part in
tentative outline of activities report-
"The Mastersingers of Nuremberg,"
Lodge, No. 56, Knights of Pythias, I is survived by her husband, Meyer ed by the program committee. He
re u ,
it was, Conductor Kolar and
children, Mrs. Samuel
Wagner, and Les
and Sidney Alexander, past-chancel- I Wi ne; six
rs.
Dreams of Love and the Second Po-
emphasized that a broader word hthe
eaArsdOrchestra labored valiantly to , lby
Blaustein,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Pregerson,
Mand
fors
lor, who conducted the services
zt.
should
be
adopted,
s
so
that
all
de-
create
a
love
for
national
Scandina
S. Glick, Harry, Louis
lonaise, all by Li
their lodge. Mr. Harris was a mem- Senjamin
On Thursday evening, Nov. 19, the
Wine; three sisters, Mrs. Peter nominations could feel free to join vian musical fare; but if they failed
ber,vrlemple Beth El during prat- Julia Mrs. Ilarry Goldstein and the alliance in its efforts to outlaw in their campaign, the fault lies not Detroit Symphony Orchestra will play
.
.
Caplan
tinily his entire residence in this
wag , • two war. His sentiments met with t
In the manner in which the food was in Grand Rapids for the Mary Free
Mrs. M. Rappaport of
he served, but in the nature of its source Bed Guild under Gabrilowitsch. By
citLe survived by his widow, lien- brothers, Meyer Stone•of Detroit and approval of the e eg
Every Day in the Week, Including Sundays.
Harry Stone of Chicago, and six committee was instructed accord- and preparation. It isn't tempting request the Detroit conductor will give
Dancing from 12 Noon to 1 O'clock at Night, with
rietta Harris; two daughters, Mrs. C.
sn't digestible.
ingly.
The
program
opened
with
a
very
the
program
played
at
the
first
pair
of
and
it
i
grandchildren.
M. Katz and Mrs. Sol Kaplan; three
___—______
Dr. Franklin was chosen a member
Two Bands After 9 O'clock.
formance of Alf ven's Swedish symphony concerts here this season.
brothers, Charles K. of New York
Next Sunday, Nov. 22, Associate
As fast as laws are devised their of the advisory committee of clergy- fine per dy, "Midsumarvaka," an at.
City, Joe M. of Chicago, }tarry of
men.
ps
iece, episodic in form, Conductor Kolar of the Detroit Sym-
Rhao
Milwaukee, and four sisters, Mrs. evasion is contrived.
One of the speakers who discussed m osph might have been a musical shell- phony will introduce to Detroit a new
Julia Berry of New York City, Mrs.
will add
the toic,
p "Security in the Pacific," that
in
of
a
of
fos
much soprano who, he thinks, rt
ra in-
lky of
THE KEYSTONE
group tales
was Jo seph S. Metoda, bishop of To-
doing in the terest to his Sunday conce progms.
g
JACK PITZER'S BAND
ha s just
kio, one of the leading members of my stery and uncann
SERENADERS
cold,
dark
forests
of
Northern
Swe-
Maria
Dormont
Koussevitzky
in New
the Japanese council of the alliance.
Bobby
Jones
Directing.
den. Alfvin uses many old •devices appeared in Philadelphia dins
Brunswick-Vocation
lie said, in part:
in
a
novel
manner,
particularly
in
his
England
with
the
New
York
Philhar-
A Vaudeville Show Set to
"The problem of the Pacific is
er Mengelerg.
She is thel
b
Recording Artists.
a
nothing particular. ir is a part of description of the forest and the life monicof undbass
player in the Philadel- 1
Dance Tempo.
the world problem. It is only one of the world therein. It is not revo- wife
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lutionary
music,
nor
even
startling,
phia
Orchestra,
who
is
a
nephew
of
11--Lively
Syncopators--1
Boston
phase of the world unrest. With the
bass layer and Kousse-
fu in- the faous conductpo r, Sergei
rapid increase of population, with the but it is well written, is colorl,
TWO ELEVEN-PIECE BANDS
taste Symphony
Letter-
progress of communication and trans- teresting, and leaves no harsh
vitzky. She will sing The Letter-
portation, with the mixing and mM- on the tongue.
Suiding's
violin
concerto
proved
to
Scene
from
"Eugene
Onegin,"
by
i and
roup of songs at
a races on the face
ikovsky and
Kling of nations
ork in th ree m ove- TschaDetroit Symphony Orchestra's
of the earth, we are now facing fresh be a well wri
Often you hear men say that if
solo part the
problems which our ancestors did ments, with tten
g
a wraceful
next Sunday afternoon.
they cared to invest a little
23,
ovember
not face. The world population will splendidly played by Mr. Schkolnik, concert
y
N play
at Ann
O n oda evening,
still increase. There is no way of and a very effective orchestral ac-
money in this or that, they could
Detroit o rchestra will
t
to
the
h
•
checking it. There was a time in the companiment excellently wroug
Briggs' is Detroit's fun headquarters. You get your food,
the soloist most advantage- Arbor under Victor Kolar, Ossip Ga
get thousands of more miles out of
history of mankind when the peoples support
dancing and entertainment—all for the cost of
ously.
The
first
movement
with
a
brilowitsch
appearing
as
the
soloist
of
of the world differentiated themselves
their cars. But they don't bother.
at the piano.
your food alone.
into various nations, religions and rodniugg. Wagnerian flavor was fol- the evening
Conductor Gabrilowitsch announces
They trade in on a new car.
creeds, but now we are facing fresh lowed by an Andante built on typical
Low prices for dining service. Food equal to that of the
problems which our racial traits Lutheran choral lines and leading the engagement of Muriel Kyle, iso-
Then we make the repairs—and
intermission) to a brilliant prano; Jeanne Laval, contralto; Fred
finest hotels.
and national characteristics are t he (without
1 la ful finale with a whirlwind Patton, baritone, and Arthur Kraft,
the cars are good for thousands
results of this process of differentia-
ll
who wiChoi
r,
as
soloists
t
share
tenoDetroit
NO COVER CHARGE WEEK DAYS
Conductor and solois
r and Or-
lion. Now we see signs o
Symphony
of more miles, just as they said.
the elite th e
the. peoples' together again as one the
setne well
we earned app lause of
ahunday evening, Dec. 27
After 9 P. M. on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, 75c.
audience at the close of this con- che
mance
of
family of God.
Detroit
perf
uiaS
t shee a
Speaking . along the same lines,
tr Messiah."
The feature of the evening was the ,,,rh
Harry N. Holmes, native Australian cacao.
performance in the city of
and international Y. M. C. A. worker,
THOMAS J. DOYLE
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
INCORPORATED
said:
ements,
mov ement
"The newest and oldest civilize- first
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composition
in
MN WOODWARD
The Music Study Club of Detroit
lions meet in the Pacific and lack of which has caused much discussion al
do ' will meet in Webster Hall on Friday ,
understanding and co-operation may I Sibelius' Fourth Symphony, a lengthy
for its month
prove the greatest calamity the world I over
the symphonic
world.
er I
not know
just why
and hBut
wefore.1
Nov. 20, at 2:30 p. m.,
has yet known. Here is a clean slate, Mr. Kolar requested his audience to ly program. A paper on current
\ events will be given by Mrs. S. Schaff-1
without the historic competitions,
jealousies
rivalries
of Europe on fore
, read
the in
program
notes
be- \ . lender. The program to be present-
Remember—
h' h new and
c`apter
on understand:
he carefully
took baton
hand and
after
II tt d time the symphony be- t t eat is as follows: "By the Sea," I by
A used car is only as good as
Y
and Tonzone,
ing and friendship may be written. grin. Without any desire to go into Schu
Liszt, erttoye,
M
the firm you do business with.
Philip Bloomgarden; "To
, rs. P
The Washington conference gave a detailed analysis of the separate I ,
10-year period for the Christian con- movements, the symphony proved to the " un," by Curran, "There Are
Gar-
1 Fairi
at the Bottom of Our Gar-
science of the world to blaze a path be a very solid but seemingly unin- Fairies
by Lehmann, and "My Love Is
to permanent peace ' and atop any spired piece of work, fragmentary,
.
den
Muleteer;'
by
Di
Nogero,
Mrs.
D.
sensible or logical de- ' a
drift to war." de vm ' of
velopment, dark in color, monotonous
Grand Circus Park
in treatment and boasting at best a 1 i id
Kaltman;
"Spanish
Dance,
by
a-
"Andantino," by Padre Martin,
few sombre themes of no great power and "Seranata," by Moskowski-Kreis-
Next Door to Adams Theater.
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and quite ugly. Each one of the four ter, Miss Marie Silk; "Wake Up," by
by Lang, and
Chanukah
Dance:
The Y. W.
H. A. announces a Cha- movements lent bitter complexions to Philips, "Day Is e Long,"
Song, by Thomas,
nukah dance for members only Dec. groups of sounds that are not music "Japanese Cohane.
Love Thecompanists
A
15, at Webster Hall. Tickets will be I as we know it and accept it even in Mrs
ac z and Mrs.
will . be . Mrs. M. Moscowit
sold to members only. Membership the wildest extravagances
of Strauss
It seemed
to me S. Popkm.
insk
am
cards must be shown in purchasing quite the most hopeless expression
Announces That
them.
o f a sick imagination, a type of WELFARE ORGANIZATION
HE IS NOW LOCATED AT
"syrannus musicus" trying to inflict
TELLS OF ACTIVITIES
Hike:
its fear and pain upon the world. 1
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Perhaps the cold weather will pre- The audience listened politely wt ih-
A regular meeting of the Jewish
vent any further hikes, no the wise out any great demonstration of in-
European Welfare Organi-
girls will take advantage of the one
\ t rest or approval, but it gave full Women's was held at Emanuel Syne-
to be held Sunday morning, Nov.
at 10 o'clock. Meet at the club house,) to the painstaking efforts
of nation
With • Full Line of
, gogue on Tuesday evening, Nov. 3,
response
89 Rowena street. Bring your lunch Mr. Kolar and the splendid
and wear hiking clothes. of the orchestra. Svendsen's
KOSHER MEATS AND POULTRY
nivel in Paris" was the redeeming I discussed. Recently the organizath n
feature of this interesting evening received a cable from Russia stating
Fresh Killed Poultry Daily.
that a mother and three children had
Dramatics:
The five dramatic clubs
are
prepar-
with
the music of the
most represent- when
to were
come
be presented ative Scandinavian
composers."Car"
their many
visas interesting
but had no money
subjects
ALSO A FULL LINE OF FRESH FISH DAILY
to
Ito
this country. Three hundred and
ins plays which are
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fifty dollars were immediately sent
soon in the Little Theater of the Y.
Everything Under the Personal Supervision of Rabbi .1. Levin.
and at the meeting it was reported
W. 11, A. The S. P. Players are re- SERVICES FRIDAY
that the family had arrived safely in
hearsing five one-act plays and the
NIGHT
SUCCESSFUL
.
Both
Detroit and would attend the next
G. G.'s are getting ready
meeting. The members voted at the
of these groups have had a great deal\
„
of dramatic training, which will make
!last meeting to send tickets .9 two
ft on very interesting. I Religion is a phase of ,ine'a life girls in Russia who were prepared to
the presentati
which to do away with would be one enter this country but who lacked
Watch for further announcements as 1 of
the greatest calames that could
to when they will display their talent. \ ever happen. Because our Jewish t funds. A Mrs. Miller, who appealed
h
t em-'f ur aid some time ago but was pre-
young p eople have permitted
vented .from receiving same by the
selves to draw away from the spirit*
Announces the Opening of • First Class
ual world, the Young Women's He. \ immigration law, is again in need of
brew Association has endeavored to t1 help and $100 were sent her, to be
bring them back again by means of I used in addition to what she has al-
rea d y h a d .
the Friday night services.
the
Rabbi Leon Fram led the first of 1 A r ra n g e ments are being completed
I the services on Friday, Nov. 8. He for the annual dance to be held at the
Full Line of Fine Quality Herring and All Kinds of Smoked
spoke on "The Religion of the Twen- 130ok Cadillac Hotel on Dec. 20.
Also •
The officers are: Mrs. Joseph Zuck-
Fish—and • Complete Line of Fruits and Vegetables.
itieth Century." In his talk he made
II
I known the fact that the Jewish1erman, chairman; Mrs. Stanfield, as-
is deserving of the courtesy of the most
ago'
chairman; Mrs. . APtie L evine
Prophets had forseen 2,000 years
1 1
a world peace. His sincerity and sim- secretary and treasurer; Mrs. I. Ro-
immaculate linens it is possible to supply
, 1
plicity was an inspiration to those senstein, chairman of the program
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present, to so great an extent that it committee. The next meeting will be
—an
unquestioned
mark
of
true
hospital-
ianustu3
is
Nail
aril
un8021au6s
uo
Is almost certain that the interest „
Phone Empire 8995.
aroused would make all future Fri- day, Nov. 17.
' Fish and Poultry Market.
ity. To be sure they are always as they
,
Connected with Ben Coo
day nights a success.
! David M. Margolis led the singing COMPLETE PLANS FOR
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should be, let us care for them.
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the
of the Hebrew Responses. It is
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
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I organisation's plans to start some-
' thing very new in Detroit: commun-
Boys and girls
A benefit linen shower in the form
ity religious singing. The enthusiasm
!shown when "En Kalohenu" was sung of a card party will be given under
away
at
school
auspices of the Northwestern
DETROIT'S LEADING CAFE
proved that a very bright future was the ranch
of the Jewish Old Folks Home
or out in the
B
an store td this p pelos pn i were present for
I
the
benefit of the home on Tuesday
world making
Two h hundred people
afternoon,
Nov. 24, at the Hotel Stat.
CM'
their own way,
I at the clubhouse and since the
The admission will be a piece of
parity of the Little Theater is about I ter.
on the' linen suitable for use in the home.
surely will
175, some willingly shivered After For those who are unable to obtain a
1
h aht a t hwe ay s wg o e iuel gd en, o , t
appreciate a n
ytihdiengsoof t w
oa un ts
\ suitable article, linens will be sold at
118 MICHIGAN AVE. (West of Kinsel's)
occasional
the services were over everyone came the door at wholesale prices. Mrs.
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back into the house for • social hour. M. P. Fisher is chairman of the com-
telephone call
David Pearlman, formerly of Chi- mittee in charge and is being assisted
' ago College of Jewish Studies, will by Mrs. Louis Rubenstein. The other
from Mother
' conduct the next week's services, committees are: Linens, Mrs. A. La
or Dad, telling
Glendale 5680
on Nov. 20, while Rabbi From will Bret and Mrs. Samuel Singer; door,
all the home
again take charge of this week's. It Miss Edna Lewis; prizes, Mrs. Harry
com- Ginsburg and Mrs. Fisher. The hos-
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news. And of
I will be impossible to seat people
Brother of (sham Jones
\ ing too late, so it would be wise for lessen will be Mesdames Libbie Ellen-
course Mother
Niman
Greenberg,
A.
Sam-
of
e
o
e
advantage
a
t
&ge
v
a
stein,
L.
take
e
what
ie b e t oe
?.
o
h wishing
,
and Dad will
t come on uels, Fannie Lewis, Sara Goldberg ,
ff
Now Playing Three Sessions, 12 to 2, 6 to 8 and 9.30 to 1 Doily.
being g offered
time. Services will be held every , J . Ackerman, Ben Kahn, J. H. Green
appreciate
rge
Feldman,
D.
Dean,
is
}{slat, G:o
George
Friday evening promptly at 8:30.
hearing t h e
Special Saturday Afternoon Dancing from 12 to 2:30 P. M.
Sol. D. Cohen and B. Camin and
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voices of the
. YOUNG FOLKS ORGANIZE
The annual dance of the Old Folks I,
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absent loved
Home will be held at the Arcadia on ,
At a combined meeting of the Jan. 14 when the auxiliary and the I
ones.
Every Precaution Taken.
Northwestern Auxiliary
Jew- 1 Young People's Society will be spon-
and of
the the
Young
Privets Dining Rooms for Special Parties.
iah Old Society
Folks Home
You Can Be Assured of Cleanliness and Quality.
. People's
of the Jewish Old sore. Sol Lewis represents the young!
For R ...... tiona Call Cadillac 5074.
Floret's Orchestra will play. 1
Use Long Distance to
Folks Home, the latter club began its people.
"FROM FARMER TO CONSUMER"
Maintain the Home
organization and is planning to meet
Influence
— EM In
PLAN ANNUAL MEETING
I regularly. Election of officers and
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completion of organization will con-
On Nov. 17, Detroit Lodge, No.
stitute the program at • meeting
ARLINGTON 10C
which will be held on Wednesday eve- 65, Knights of Pythias, will hold its
9025 CARDONI AVE.
MICHIGAN BELL
ning, Nov. 18, at the Emanuel Syna-I annual Past Chancellors' Night.
On ots \ :1
Morris I. Calais:der, Mgr.
reeselantte prA
e p Pr
te
n n gup;erom
owcfraito
m
d
is
w
t
heo
TELEPHONE CO.
tewTileylclier ta:mdpoWrailsuon chairman.,
ace re,
pects, Detroit Lodge will have the I
Th
two
socities
sponsoring the I
e of are
as Na. 1 Dimension means Na. It Whit. Pins moons WWI*
the Jewish Old Folks most progressive season in many1
With
annual
dance will be held on Jan. 14. years. The lodge had a smoker Bev.
Home which
Pine, us! Interior Finish with our guarantee which
For Automobiles, Tracks sad Motor Boats.
and girls interested in the new eral days ago which was attended by,
means exactly that.
Boys
invited to the meeting.iabout 1,500 members and their

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