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lusic and musicians
Music Study Club.
Th. s meeting on Jan. 20 of the
Music ! Study Club promises to be
one c if unusual interest to all of
me mbers. Fred Butzel will lee-
its MI
ture on the music of Richard Wag-
nee and give his own piano illus.
trationte Another very prominent
personage is Miss Jessie Bonstelle,
who will have a message to all
those interested in the theater.
Miss Edith Ella Davis and Mrs.
Rea Weiseberg will give musical
numbers.
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th) R'n" (Arr. by Friedber )
rili• are Cher.. de t' lin
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Perpetuum Mobilo
(s) ralpiti
The children of the Ilebrew Or-
phan Home were given a delight-
ful party last Sunday afternoon
by the philanthropic committee of
the Music Study Club of Detroit.
The program consisted of cello se-
lections by Jack Raskin, vocal so-
los by Mrs. David Kallmon, dance
numbers by the pupils of Miss
Katherine Pereira and recitations
by Miss Dorothy Magidsohn and
Miss Trigg. Mrs. J. A. Seltzer,
assisted by Mrs. Benjamin Pearl-
man, were in charge of arrange-
ments for the day.
On the afternoon of Jan. 18 the
philanthropic committee will give
a party at the Detroit Tubercu-
losis Sanatorium. The following
program has been planned: vocal
solos by Mrs. 11. Greenberg, piano
selections by Mrs. S. Simon, read-
ings by Mrs. Oscar Blumberg and
dancing by Miss Marjorie Simon.
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, who will be
chairman of the clay, will be as-
sisted by Mrs. J. A. Seltzer.
r
Philadelphia-Byron Gradua-
Jaacha Ileifetz, the young Rus-
- sian violinist, who is ti appear at
of the greatest ovations Areadia Auditorium Monday eve-
One
a soloist with the ' ning, January 16, gave his first
ever n ccorded
Symphony Orchestra was New York recital at Carnegie Hall
Detroit
lips Schkolnick, noted vio- last Wednesday evening, after an
givett
sene of three years. Aceording
linist and concertmaster, follow-
s superb rendition of the to the New York Sun "there was
ing ht
kowsky 131 major violin con- not an inch of space anywhere. The
Tschai
at the orchestra's Thursday stage was crowded. The standing
certo, performance. room was jammed. There were
night I sr has Mr. Schkolnick People out in the corridors unable
Nee! d such height, as he did on to get in. There were people on
reache ession. With a feeling as the sidewalk in the cold hoping that
this 01 c and romantic as the work some would go away early and give
warm
seats.
itself, with faultness technique them
Speaking of his artistic achieve-
and p erfect execution, he swept
b this difficult composition merits, Mr. Henderson, the dean of
throug manner that captivated his New York critics, wrote as follows:
in a
audier ice, whose continued bursts "Mr. Ileifetz's tone retains all
plause brought him to the its golden purity and his intonation
of ap
rim a half-dozen times to ac- its exquisite accuracy. His star-
platfo
a s stret
y and
know) edge the tribute being paid cato ripplem and
eam of
his cantilena flows pint
in a
him.
roit
has
just
cause
for
pride
luminous
glory.
Rut
he
is
broaden-
Det
r. Schkolnick's ability and ing and deepening. Ile is still a
in MI
player of faultless finish, but he
achiev ement.
begar. with Rimsky- says mere than he did. Ile is a
The
The
kov's overture to "The commanding figure in the musical
ea
Korn
Bride," a curious medley world; he promises to he more im.
Czar's
ssian and Italian feeling. It penal. Ile may never be imperious,
'of Ru
ins little suggestion of the but he will rule and be loved."
contal
true( ly with which the opera ends, Souata No. 9 for piano and violin
Beethoven
iltssuleer)
but d raws to its close with an air
e(
Adagio:—Prto
remin iscent of the sprightliness of
rg. tatn o te eon .riationi
Mozai rt. Nevertheless it is enter-
e e es i e
taiing and has some fine passages sy ,,,
Allegro non troppo
for tl he woodwind and the bras.
Scherzando
Andante
Rondo (allegro)
Chanson d'amour
GRADUATION TO BE
IMPRESSIVE EVENT
( "THREE BOWERY KIDS," POPULAR TRIO,
WHO WILL ENTERTAIN "Y" GIRLS SUNDAY 1
Heifetz Concert.
Schko Inick Playing Is
Masterly Performance
ORM ICU
so,
Mehirbert
Debussy
Novarek
Paganini
Iiidor /*Aron at the piano.
Hazomir Choral Society.
Surpassing all previous records,
more than 800 people packed the
auditerium of the lt'nai B'rith
Community Center last Monday at
a concert program in connection
with the installation of the newly
elected B' n ai B'rith officers. The
program was magnificent, consist-
ing of operatic vocal solos rendered
'iy the following members of the
Hazomir Choral society:
The Hume Relief Society wil
have charge of a booth at the
tion Program Is
B'nai It i th bazaar, starting Sat
Announced.
urday night, Jan. 14, to Sunday
Jan. 22. Members will please
The commencement exercises of
communicate with Miss Flora Le
the Philadelphia-Byron school on
vine, Garfield 91i47-M, chairman
Wednesday, Feb. 1, will be both en.
of the booth. The next meeting
tertaining and impressive.
will take time on Monday utter-
Following is the program:
noon, Jan. 2S:, at the home of Mrs.
Isidore Grabov•, 317 Monterey March to plotftirm.
0 Isaac,
Opening addre,s
avenue.
Oscar
After a two weeks' stay with
Mrs. Charles A. Finsterwald of
Chicago boulevard, Mrs. Mose
Goldberg of Duluth departed early
this week for Chicago and Milwau-
kee, where she will make brief
visits before returning home.
Mrs. Max Grossman and Mrs. I.
Irving Bittker were joint hos-
tesses to 60 guests at a bridge-
luncheon on Tuesday at the Bel-
crest.
Left to right. Ben Diamond, Bo bilis Goldstein, George Lipner.
The members of the Frolickers!
Club will be heels to the girls of
the Y. W. II. A. next Sunday eve-
ning, Jan. 15, at 8:30 p. ne, at
the "Y" clubhouse at 89 Rowena.
The principal feature of the en-
tertainment which is being 'thin-
ned fur this occasion will be a
clever sketch by the "Three Bow-
ery Kids." This popular trio) will
sing, dance, whistle as well as en-
act some very amusing character
sketches. The "Three Bowery
Kids" are professional circuit per-
formers and have consented to
stay over until Sunday in behalf
of the Frolickers.
Bill Lankin, the one-hand piano
marvel player, is also going to
perform. lie is considered the
Detroit and of people who are well
known.
Those wishing to joie the society
may enroll on Thursday, Jan. le,
at 8:00 o'clock. There are no fees
to pay. The society meets at the
B'nai B'rith Community House at
275 Ferry avenue East.
Chicago Civic Opera.
best one-hand piano player in the
country. "Mickey" Golden, the
banjo player, has consented to
play.
Robert ("Bob") Cold, the pres-
ident of the Frolickers Club, prom-
ises a real treat with an unusual
black-face monologue. Ile is
known to be a very clever per-
former.
Much credit is due Miss Belle
Fishberg, the chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, as she has
devoted all her spare time to see
that this program will be success-
ful. Miss Fishbeirg will act as mas-
ter of ceremonies.
If necessary, the program will
be repeated to accommodate the
crowd.
COMMONS DEBATES
DEAD SEA RIGHTS
Ormsby Gore Is Questioned
On "Nationality" of
Novomjeski.
Introductory 'mark,
Cohen, presillenl of graduating el.,
Idahring of candle+, ceremony
Anna Meeker
Sadie Shur
ReapOnfle
....
N'shikoth Mo , he, recitation
Cherndah Mar.on
Ihrected by
Marttoli, and accompanied on the
Oa • now
M.
piano by Minnie Tobin.
Addre.... Max Gordon, etan instructor
lie ihomrti Baktanem, poem
.......... Anna (Vender
..... Bernard Goldman
Short talk
Valedictory
The Misses Applebaum and
Aaron were hostesses at a prettily
appointed bridge-shower on Tues-
day, Jan. 10, at 3757 Richton ave-
nue, honoring Miss Lillian Broiler,
a bride-elect of this month.
address..Joseph
Ephraim Hiviin
Perznnal experiences.
Greetings and awarding of 'wizen by
Feigen.
the Alumni „f the U.
nth. 'I he
so n Prow rid 11•nai areal.
Frigenion prise will be awarded by
MrIton Bernstein.
Presentation of Iii00111114
E. Rabinowitz, president of LE H S.
t011e.
'Dor Mother Rachel." a unique playlet.
ZANGWILL MEMORIAL
Commemurating the lute Is-
rael Zangwill, a $50,000 fund
bearing his name and intended
as a source of financial aid to
deserving Jewish scholars and
writers is being raised in New
York by friends of the late au-
thor. The sum of $5,500 has
already been subscribed, Cyrus
I,. Sulzberger, chairman of the
memorial committee, has an-
EXPERT REPORTS
ON FARM PROBLEM
Sir John Russel Sava Pales-
tine Needs High Qual-
FOR It
for r
vote
Ave.
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — The
success of the Jewish farmers in
Palestine will depend upon their
taking a distinctive line in the ag-
ricultural development,was the
opinion expressed by Sir John Rus-
sell, member of the experts com-
mission of the Jewish Agency, in
a lecture he delivered before the
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Brown (Rosa- Geographical Associaticei here.
lind Davis) of '2747 Blaine avenue
To be succesful, the Jewish fann-
are being congratulated on the ers in Palestine will have to spec-
birth of a son, Jack Davis, Dec. 24. ialize in products of higher quality
-, or such products that ripen early
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Ru- in the season, in order to compete
announce with others in the world market.
Dorfot
o ah
tbhinr ebr irtth
daughter,
a r
u gt a h tnekr, ) Marianne,,
The Jewish farmers should strive
to produce special products of high
on Dec. 30.
quality and maintain a distinctive
Mr. and Mrs. Ily Cohen-Broder line of produce, not simply merging
(Celia :Meyers) announce the birth in the general world supply of
,.
goods of moderate quality, Sir John
01 a son on Jan. I.
declared. This method will allow
nsitnsdfiyu p
rsit agriculturists
Mr. and Mrs. L. Frankenstein the ti
(Ann Balaban) of 2683 Clements 1
ait)ul t business' ability. While the
avenue are being congratulated Jewish farmers will aim at produc-
on the birth of a daughter, Ruth ing
1 g a distinctive line, the Arabs can
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The doors will open promptly at
8 o'clock. There is no admission Ellett, on Dec. 31. continue to produce the ordinary
agricultural produce of the coun-
charge. Everybody is welcome.
Mr. and Mra Henry Miller try.
These exercises will be preceded by
(Helen Moyer) of 2257 West Eu-
The maritime plain, Sir John
public examinations which will he
held on Sunday morning and Mon- did avenue are receiving felicita- stated, is eminently suited fur
tions on the birth of a daughter, fruit growing, especially citrus
day evening.
fruits , bananas and grapes. The
People who are interested in the Delores E., on Dec. 22.
Jordan valley can produce tropical
Detroiter Made Honorary Member work of the schools are cordially in-
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Browne fruits like pineal) les and if the
vited to be present at these exami-
(Elizabeth Hochman) are rejoic-
of Phi Beta Delta.
nations.
ing over the birth of a son, Stan- water
supply possibilities
would be regulated,
interesting
exist, he
ley
Harold, on Friday, Dec. 23.
Joseph M. Marks of 5440 Cass
said.
Menachent Ribolow, the editor of
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SOCIETY HONORS
JOSEPH M. MARKS
avenue was formally initiated as
honorary member into Phi Beta
Delta, national social fraternity, at
Ann Arbor Sunday, .Ian. te The
initiation is unique in that Mr.
Marks has a son attending the Uni-
versity of Michigan, who is also a
member of the same fraternity.
Among other honorary members
•if Phi Beta Delta are: Judge
Glass, Philadelphia; Judge Hart-
man, St. Louis; Judge Kim, Phila-
delphia; Louis B. Mayer, Los An-
geles, of moving picture fame; Dr.
Louis Ferara, Boston; Rabbi Mor-
ris Teller, Oklahoma City; Dr.
Magnin, Los Angeles rabbi, and
Marco Hellman, Los Angeles, fi-
nancier.
The initiation banquet WAS held
in the chapter house at Ann Arbor
and was attended by many univer-
sity, alumni. The fraternity is a
national organization comprising
30 chapters and 10 graduate clubs
the Hebrew weekly "Ilacluar," will
be the guest of the Ilebraists on
Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 21 and
22.
A mass meeting is being planned
for Sunday evening where he will
address the public in Yiddish. Be-
sides there will he given by him an
address in Hebrew to the members
sf the high school of the United
Hebrew Schools. Mr. Itiholow is a
good lecturer and a prominent
speaker.
The Blossoms of Zion, a girls'
club conducted by Mrs. Heyman,
are opening the long waited for
Hebrew library on Sunday morn-
ing, Jan. 15th. Mrs. Philip Slomo-
vitz volunteered to act as librarian.
At the present time the library
will be open for circulation on Sun-
day mornings only The library
numbers about 300 Hebrew hooks.
all of which are for the children of
the elementary and higher classes.
The Ferndale avenue Talmud
Torah, the work of which is di-
rected by the United Hebrew
Schools, is giving a "get together"
dinner Sunday evening at 5:30 in
the hall of the Michigan avenue
Talmud Torah, located at Michigan
and Twenty-ninth street.
Mr. and Mrs. JD. 11. Berkman
(lidsiv Denison) of 1401 Calvert
avenue are receiving felicitations
on the birth of a daughter, Bar-
bare Ann, Dec. 27.
O'DEA AND THOMS
JOIN GRAHAM BROS.
MONE
wan
sitic
men
and
Hor
MORE CUSTOMARY
FOR
nish
It is a beautiful custom in Jew-
fah life for departed dear ones to
be remembered in prayer in the
House of Worship by their sons
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Berkowitz
daughters or others near and
(Clara Schwartz) of Longfellow and
dear on the anniversary of the
avenue are rejoicing over the birth
death.
It happens with conspicu-
of4 asio2n,. Byron Herbert, on Dec.
ous regularity that teeny of these
24,
devout souls come only on the oc-
n7--
casion of the memorial. They al.
LITHUANIAN RABBIS
ways seem to me to think more of
OPPOSE NEW STATUS the dead relative than they do of
Living God. The honor they
KON*No. -(J. T. A.)—The plan show
show is not very honorable. A
if the Lithuanian government to I beautiful custom thus becomes
-e-organize the structure of Jewish . ore customary than beautiful.—
religious organizations in the coon-
m
Lyons.
Rah Alexander
try was objected to by the
hinical body in a memorandum ,
submitted to the Ministry of Edu- 6
cation and Religion.
According to the plan of the goy-
e-nment incorporated in a Intl
which is to be submitted t i Par-
liament, the status of the r .bbinate
is changed. lesiead of a central- ! We have them to rest for all
iced authority vested in the rabbi
Occasions.
of the town, the bill proposes that
each congregation elect its JAYS
Fit like Tailor-made.
for a period of three years. As the
Reasonable Rates.
supreme religious body, the govern-
ment wants to set up a commission
JUST FONE US
consisting of three rabbis, to he
Final selection of the four
operas that will comprise the an-
LONDON.— (J. T. A.) — The
nual Detroit season of the Chicago
campaign pursued against engineer
Civic Opera Company is an-
Novome ski being granted the con-
nounced by the guarantors of the
cession to exploit the salts of the
event. Events and datings are as
The audience received these op-
Dead Sea were renewed in the
erotic renditions with great ap- follows:
Feb. 16—"La Gioconda," Rosa House of Commons.
plause and enthusiasm. They de-
Questions were again asked re- BICUR CHOLEM PLANS
Raisa,
Marshall,
Formichi,
Nico-
manded encores and got them. It Bch, Sandrini, Yen Gordon, Len. gardink his nationality, whether he
HARD-TIME PARTY
was manifestly demonstrated that
was connected with the Soviet goy-
Baromeo, Oliviero.
the Jewish people are staunch sup- eke.
Feb. 17—"Madame Butterfly," ernmcnt and what engineering and
To show that a hard time party
porters of such talent.
chemical
l iqy uatolifirchaeti ionnrisu hireiebs
icrarp
Edith Mason, Rimini, Marto, De-
a Nsla
ior may be a good time affair is one
Maurice Schwartz, chairman of frere, Hackett, Ilermancy, Mojica.
of the effort objhetives of the Bi.
. Under Secretary for
the choral committee, ,in charge of
Matinee Feb. 18--"Carmen," Ormsby Cure
this work, delivered an interesting Mary Garden, Kargau, Baromeo, the Colonies, declared that Novo- cur Cholem Society in the present-
me:ski:a first formal application for ation of an old-fashioned "cider,
address covering the achievements
Defreee, Mario, Maison, Rimini, the concession was made to the doughnut and dance" social assem-
of the choral society during its
Mojica, Nicolich, D'Ilermancy.
nresided over by Rabbi Shapiro of
high Commissioner in July, 1921. bly scheduled fur the evening of
Euclid 3246.
brief period of existence, and steel
Night, Feb. 18.—"Il Travatore," Novome:ski had worked on the ex- Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Jericho
Kovno.
that in the near future thii society
Claudio Muzio, Lenska, Lazzari, tracting of salts from the Dead Sea Temples 2705 Joy road. Climax-
The memorandum points out that
vill render public concerts ensem-
D'Ilarmancy, Cortis, Bonelli, Mo• since 1911. He is a member of the ing the annual membership drive, Both Well Known In Detroit Au- this plan would deprive the Jewish
ble. The audience showed keen in-
jica, Morelato.
religious leaders of their influence
tomotive Field.
Institute of Mining and Engineer- which expires Feb. 1, a final op-
terest in this statement and as-
As devotees of music will note, ing and Metallurgy. "I am not portunity for formal application
and effectiveness.
sured their patronage by loud ap-
the selections are all operas of the even aware he has any Russian con- will be offered at this jovial occa ,
Of
great
interest
to
the
local
plause. The speaker also extended
stanched type. Each features a nections," Major Ormsby Gore con- sleet. One of Jules Klein's popu- automobile fraternity is the an-
PROHIBITION
13'nni B'rith gratefulness to the
8947 TWELFTH STREET
different world-famous diva in one tinued. "His parents were Polish lar quintets will provide musical announcement of the association
well-known Professor Elijah Za-
of her greatest successes. Three but he is a Palestinian and has had syncopation end an entertainingly of James M. (l'at) O'Dea and
As we sat at table in that de-
Near Taylor.
ludkowski, the musical director of
of the operas will be sung in no Russian connections since he melodious program has been ar- I,ansing W. Thorns with the three lectable Parisian restaurant my
this work, who was present. The
Italian. One, "Carmen," is French. went to Palestine"
friends and host insisted that I
ranged to insure a real treat. Anne Graham brothers.
audience demanded that he arise
Choice of the Masonic Temple
Colonel Bury demanded that the Ascher, Sally Erman and Martha
Messrs. O'Dea and Thome will have a glass of something that he
and greeted him with loud hand-
Auditorium as a setting, with its government form an idepcndent Serlin are heading committees assume the sale and servicing of desired me to try. Being inclined
clapping. It was announced that
ideal acoustics and huge capacity, British chat tered company to work which have nude special arrange. the new Graham-Paige line of mo- by disposition as well as by occupa-
the society holds rehearsals every
Are Carried in Stock at All
Thursday evening at the B'nai ensures full enjoyment by both the concession under British con- tnents for entertainment, refresh- tor cars in Detroit and Southern tion to things of the spirit, I yield-
Time. for Immediate Delivery
ed. Well! If the originator of
B'rith Community Center, 275 East audiences and singers and permits trot. This would promote the In- ments and favors, and novelties Michigan.
Foldieg Chairs to Rent.
prohbition in America could have
will contribute to the general fun-
Ferry avenue, and that all persons a scale of seat prices far below tercets of the empire, he said.
Jack Frost is One
tasted that he would never have
interested in singing are welcome the figures which prevailed when The Colonial Secretary pointed making spirit.
guest who never
:omplete Seating Equipment for
audiences were limited by the ac- out that the suggestion was im-
The
purposes
of
the
Mime
Cho-
voted as he did.
to
enroll
and
receive
training
along
churches. schools, lodge room.,
try's to register at
commodations
of
other
halls.
practicable
according
to
the
terms
Some of our American legisla-
lem Society are manifold: to aid
auditorium.. etc.
that line.
the Fairbairn.
With the coming season, opera of the mandate. Captain C. T. the needy, promote social and
tion exhibits deficient apprecia-
The Hatomir Choral Society un-
Wooly warmth of
enters upon an era of established Foxcroft and Colonel Bury both friendship producing activities and
tion or excessive ignorance.—
der the auspices of Pisgah Lodge
true comfort per-
permanence as a Detroit institu- urged the danger of the German stimulate educational and cultural
Alexander Lyons.
is growing quite rapidly in num-
manently repels
SEATING CO.
tion, with its financial problems l'utash monopoly being behind No- interests.
ber. Still there is plenty of room
any intrusion by
E. A. Mali , . Special Representative
solved in advance. Definite guar- , ..ornejski. Major Ormsby Gore re-
ASTOR SHOP FEATURES
for new voices such as: sopranos ,
this bluerry old
antee of an immense sum has been plied that the Get man interests
650 Beaubien St, Cor. E. Fort St.
NEW
MILLINERY
MODES
alt is, tenors and basses.
chap.
made the Chicago Civic Opera have absolutely nothing to do with
One Block East of County Bldg.
The Hazomir Society claims to Company for its Detroit concerts the Dea Sea concession, Novomej-
Phone Cherry 2522
Singles as low as $5
Mrs. Lee Epstein has just re-
possess some of the best voices in by a group of public-spirited men ski end Touch being supported en-
Tools as Low as $0
turned from a buying trip through
and women who recognize the tirely by British capital.
the East, where she purchased an
need for the event.
By William Z. Spiegelman.
interesting
cittlection
of
the
latest
Coincident with the choice of SISTERHOOD PLANS
modes in union hate. Included in
operas is the announcement of the
THEATER PARTY FEB. 6
this collection arc the newest
state-wide subscription seat sale,
Some enterprising news editor
shades and materials for immedi-
which is open now at Grinnell
in the Middle West in search of
The
Sisterhood
of
Se:limey
Ze-
ate wear. These hats will be fea-
Right Downtown
Fireproof
Bros.' box office, 1515 Woodward
the unusual made a great discov-
ilek has secured the S'eultert-De-
tured at $5 at the Astor Shies
Colombia at John R. Cheery 7620
avenue, and at similar agencies in
ery. Upon the large American
troit Opera House for Monday
1510
Woodward
avenue.
other musical centers.
continent, populated as it is with
MORRIS: What are you doing Saturday night?
evening, Feb 6.
talent and genius, he has discov-
The play to be presented is the
ered the average American. A
HAROLD: I attend the B'nai B'rith dances every Satur-
delightful and colorful musical ex-
day night and 1 want to tell you I always have a great
chose scrutiny was made of the
Through the communal co-oper- travaganza, "Countess aleritza," unicum and it was discovered to
time.
EDWARD M. STRADLEY, C. P. A.
ation committee 1,,f the Council of that met with such phenomenal the surprise and the amusement
MORRIE: That's what all my friends tell me. Guess
Jewish Women, half-price tickets success in its initial run in Atlan- of the reading public that the
JOHN A. LIGHTNER
CHARLES A. BONESTEEL
I'll be one of those regular Saturday righters.
are available for the all-Russian tic City and again in New York average American is quite a nor.
JAMES M. O'DEA.
program of the Detroit Symphony and throughout the East.
mat man. The find was made in
The commit.ee in charge of the
Orchestra on Sunday afternoon,
the state of Iowa. He is a small
Jan. 29, at which there will be a arrangements, under the chair- businessman. He owns his own
A Leap Year Dance will be Sponsored by
soloist. These seats, regularly Si, manship of Mrs. Herbert H. War- home, drives a car, cares for his
are being sold through the agency , nee, consists of Mesdames David family, goes to church, is a good,
Successors to
cif this organization for 50 cents. Oppen heiin, Harry Wetsman,
Send your money orders to the Philip Gordon, Hyman Gittleman, congenial neighbor and is all
clubhouse, 89 Rowena, or phone. A. Louis Gordon, Ilimon Kaplan, around all right. Because of
BI,AIR
& ROTHFUS
(Junior B'nai B'rith Ory•niaation.)
Mrs. Sulzberger, Longfellow 2904. Sol Kaufmann, Robert Imewen- !these unusual qualities he was on
berg, A. M. Hershman, A. M. Ault-,exhibit and all his actions, opinions
Public Accountants
and reactions to the world and its
Everybody invited. Bring your friends.
Two swords cannot be contained scholar, Saul Saulson, Herman I'. affairs were scrupulously recorded
Cohen. M. H. Prince, A. B. Steal-
Audits, Systems, Investigations, Tax Service
In one scabbard.
and interpreted.
s-Ts Charts,. Hamburger, George
To summarize his outlook not a
Cadillac 7474
519-22 DETROIT SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
To the ant • few drops of rain Levey, Arthur Rosenberg, Ira very large vocabulary is neces-
Copeland and Saul Capin.
(Southern Building, Washington, D. C.)
sary. It would range between a
is a flood.
Tickets may be obtained from complacent "all right" and satis-
Who can speak well can also lie the chairman or from any member faction with what exists.
of the committee.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
Notwithstanding the harpings of
well.
the high brow intellectuals, if it
is true that the average American
it
is indeed what he is claimed to be
in his exemplary personification,
The Renowned
there is nothing wrong with him.
It is to be wondered that there
was not an ingenious editor of a
THEN ATTEND THE
Jewish newspaper, daily or week-
ly, to attempt to find his counter-
part in the American Jewish com-
Will visit Detroit and for t h e
munity. Not wishing to entice- ...ewe-,1Aa1
first time you will have the op.
LANSING W. THOMS
mite the finding of such a search,
pertunity of hearing New York
the following qualities might be •
Their
new company Is known as
suggested
as
a
clue
to
his
discov-
City's chief Cantor conduct
Graham-Paige of Michigan. Mr.
ery:
Sabbath services, at
The average American Jew cor- O'llee will be general manager
Sponsored by the
n-ponds more or lessto the aver. and Mr. Thaws general eaten man. ,
as, American. Ile is a business- acwr of the new firm. The main
mar, he owns his own home, drives showr o om is on Woodward ovens,
his car, cares for his family and at aledbury and the service Station
is located at 83 liesolrie. Bith
' la a congenial neighbor.
The only difference that might Mr. O'Dea and Mr. Thorns are well
exist is that •
known in Detroit. both having
446 HOLBROOK AVE.
Be goes to synagogue at least been connected with the automo-
Neu Beatilarn.
tive industry for many years past.
once • year.
I' _• is not a member of many so.
Their new connection marks the
•-.1"ss
Friday Night and •
chi' clubs but instead has his hands continuati n of an association the:
JERICHO TEMPLE, 2105 JOY ROAD
Saturday, Feb. 3 and 14
The 1928 Whippet Collegiate. found in roadster models. The fell -tee pie pockets empty with began at the University of Mish 1 -
Music by Peerless Orchestra
yi • I of all kinds of dues ga many years ago. Both were
Read ter is marked by an even I color combinatem is in keeping
He will be assisted by • double
, more smart appearance than the with the characteristic smartnees to charital e organizations, socie- graduated from that institution
Informal. Admission 511 (rents.
choir.
and
have
been
associated
together
ties
and
lodges.
of
this
car
that
has
had
wide
ap-
original model, full crowned fen-1
Ticket+, $1.00 per person, can be obtained at the following
Another difference is that he is in business eve. since. Mr. O'Dea,
dets giving it an added dash an I peal with members of the younger
The •ublic is e ,rdially invited to attend thin merry-
e: Rtech's Ticket Office, 9348 Oakland Ave.: Lazaroff's
particularly,
has
been
cetremels-
raciness. The rumble seat built eta w delete a car of tirmes- either a • driver" or is being
making event.
Store, Westminster Ave.; Plotkin's Book Store, 5031
p into the rear deeS accoremeesh - traneble reliability, speed, power. driven in the various consecutive active in univcriity and fraternal
Hastiest St.; Goldman Bros., 5838 Twelfth St.; Subset Book
two extra passenger a! 1 I. , !anima and onto ahneso end ec,.n- drives for every imaginablegood, circles in Detroit during the past I
several years.
my :n operation. uplifting cause.
.Stares 1911 Taylor, and also at the Synagogue.
• marked by a seac.ousre .• ze
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Aria from "IA For. Del Destine
Rhoda Goldberg, aoprano
Louie Greenblatt, tenor
"Nina'
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Aria from "T
"The Sung of the Volga Boatman"
Benjamin Rice. bass
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FOLDING
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WARMTH
WELKER
Finding the Average
American Jew
FAIRBAIRN
HOTEL
HEARD IN A STREET CAR
Russian Program.
John Rothfus Co.
This Saturday Night, January 4
Aleph Zalek Aleph (A.Z.A.)
B'nai Brith Community House
275 EAST FERRY AVENUE
WHIPPET COLLEGIATE ROADSTER )
Cantor David Roitman
Do You Want a Good T i ' me ?
ANNUAL DANCE &
COLORLIGHT BALL
Ahavath Zion
Synagogue
clx,
Michigan Progressive Lodge
No. 373, of Independent
Order Brith Sholom
Sunday Evening, January 15
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