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Important Announcement
Congregation Bethel
Announces
AUXILIARY SERVICE for the HIGH HOLY DAYS
to be held
Rosh Hashonah Eve—
September 12, at Orchestra Hall, at 7:00 P. M.
Rosh Hashonah Morning—
September 13, at the Unitarian Church at 9:30
A. M. (Edmund Place and Woodward).
Yom Kippur Eve—
September 21, at the Unitarian Church.
Yom Kippur Morning—
September 22, at the Unitarian Church, at
9:30 A. M.
Services will be conducted by
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg
At least one sermon will be delivered by Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin. A splendid Choir will render the
music. Services are free to all.
BENDETSON NETZORG
PIANIST — TEACHER
Only serious students accepted. Two assistants for preparatory work.
Phones: Studio, Glendale 2101; Residence, Northway 5073-W.
Studio: 782 Woodward Avenue
NEWS OF RELATIVES
IN UKRAINIA GIVEN
TO NEW YORK JEWS
reitsubject to service. Other Jew. Jewish tAielfare Board of the United
ash young men found various ways States army and navy and was the'
■ •I escaping the draft. had for leading spirit in the work of that or-
instance, in hamenetz a well organ. gatitzatioc
ized branch of the illacholetz.' The
Because of this he was chosen one
branch counted a few hundred mem- of the delegation of nine to represent
bers all of whom were getting ready the American Jewish Congress at the
to go to Palestine. NVIlen
the l'eace Conference at Versailles. Ile
liolslit•viki made their appearance the was chairman of the administrative
'llaciniletz' branch named itself The committee and Vice-president of the
First Jewish Communist Ilacholetz.' ..1inerican Jewish Congress. 1Vhell
(Continued From Page 11
'The organization of Hebrew teach- the executive session was fully under
sacs that it is utterly impossible to
ers also united with the teachers of way at Versailles he was elected a
describe the joy produced and the
U.krainia and named itself 'The IllellIb•r and Ire:1%liter Of the CUTS-
' hope inspired in each member of a
Workers Professional Union of i'Ve committee Of the Comity des
Jewish community when the auto-
teachers"'
Delegation Juices apres de la Con-
mobile of the workers flying the
Mr.
Illattman
had
gradually ference de la Pais.
American flag and bearing its uni-
brought us all into a jolly mood
As a member of this committee lie
formed reprt.sentatives, made its ap-
pearance. Mr. I -Bauman particularly when someone inqffired after Pros- did such work that upon his return
tsar° , that the atmosphere wit, again to this country Col. Cutler was sum.
praised the work of the Mr. M. Katz,
quickly changed into one of tragedy. mooed to NVashington on June 1h.
the well-known journalist of Phila-
delphia
Mr. Katz, it appears, makes al r. Waltman related that when 1919. where he was awarded the Dis-
young Schulman. the son of the well- tinguislit•d Service Medal by Seer,
it his business to go among the
known Jewish millionaire in Proskti- nary of \\'ar Baker for 'especially
"taa''' 'here he ha', a "tile and a
rue retunied from abroad and found meritorious a nd conspicuous service,"
word of consolation for each and that his father had been killed in a th e hi g h e st ( t ib i a e w hich m ou ld b e
every
one and his contact with the pogrom, lie all but went mad. He paid him.
people has called forth tlit• blessings immediaely afterward joined a
de -
Ile was a former Colonel of the
of many thousands.
frost organization and carried him. First Light Infantry, all ll ex-Chief lloy
At this point, Mr. 131attinan was self around with misuppressed feel- Scout of the Boy Scouts of thLs State.
interrupted by an elderly lady who
ings of rage, always craving for an
director of St. Joseph's Hospital, a
said:
.
cilmortunity to revenge his father.
director of the Church House and the
"Perhaps you can tell me some-
One of the most interesting facts l'ilion Trust Company, and a co-di-
thing
about
'Rochele,
Rochele revealed
by
:Mr.
Blattnian was rector of the educational denartment
Tzipe's'?'
Mantuan smiled and brought to light when he related of the Young blen's Cihristian Asso
said that lie could tell her a good how the Jews of ttrinin were saved dation.
deal about the lady in questihn• from a pogrom by the self-defense of
Col. Culler was the founder of the
"Rochele," he said, "has attained in
was Kainenetz.
:Information was re- American-Jewish
rican-Jewish relief committee of
Kamenetz a high position. She
for some time the wife of the coot- ceived from Urinin that a gang of Rhode Island, headquarters at 301
missary in that city and everyone bandits were threatening to make a Strand building, and up to the time
looked down upon her with the pogrom. The flolsheviki were at that of his death he was Statechairman
greatest envy. logethor .with the time in possession of the place but of relief work throughout Rhode
other guests, the inten,iewer was (Continued On Page a.) Island. He was one of the founders
rather anxious to hear something •--- of the national joint distribution coin-
mince, uniting the three relief corn-
about the rule of the Bolsheviki in
Central rt.-
e
Kannetz.
M. Mailman related minces in America ,
r
lief committee, the American-Jewish
Amer
that they were there twice, remain-
n•lief
committee
and
the
People's re-
ing in all about three months. They
originally penetrated there in 1918 lief committee, and dispensing with
much work in the 1110Vt. 111VIII that was
immediately after Karensky's fall
(Continued From Paget)
managed to conic back again in tor ies of its kind in the United States being triplicated by bodies working
- separately.
the month of April, 1919, when they
In connection with the business,
succeeded in driving out P
Ardent Zionist Supporter.
Col
ol. Cutler received some of the high•
forces. 111r. Blattman himself is a
est honors connected with his craft.
Hr was ako a member of the (-seen-
member of the Ziorei-Zion and He served as President of the New live committee of the .bincrican Jew-
speaks of the general Zionists rather iaigland Manufacturing Jewelers' and ish Committee, one of the most in-
ironically. lie is, however, far from Silversmiths' Association, and waslfluential Jewish organizations in the
taken with Bolshevism or its prat- President of the Jewelers' Protective world, and was a member of the
tical exponents. Russia is at ores- League. lie also •erved as chairman Zionist Organization of America.
eat, he says, under the heavy heel of of the joint tariff committee of the
He was a member of the Reserve
the commissaries. It is a heel not at New England Manufacturing Jewel- Corps of the United Slates, a mem-
all pleasant to be under.
ers' and Silversmiths' Association. the ber of the :briny and Navy Club of
Bolsheviki "Nice and Brotherly."
:Manufacturing Jewelers' hoard of New York and of the Metacom•t
Someone asked him whether he Trade, and the National Board of Golf Club of Fast Providence.
11, was it blaster of Redwood
personally had suffered at the hands Trade, a position which brought [din
frequently to Nbiashington and into Lodge of Mason s , a nd was also a
of the Bolsheviki.
"Nn not at all," he said.
In Ken- contact with the leading men of Con- member of Providence Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, and Providence Conn-
enetz they were nice and brotherly. grt•ss.
He seas regarded as one of the cil, Royal and Select blasters. He
Thy couldn't very well help them-
selves, because they were after all best authorities in this country oil all was also a member of the Elks, the
one crowd. We only felt the hard matters affecting the jewelry kph's- Odd Fellows, and was a past l'resi-
dent and member of the general coin-
hand of the Bolsheviki when a com- try.
Member of Assembly.
!Miler of the Independent Order of
missary arrived from the outside
In the fall of 1908 lie was elected
Brith.
Our own commissary was Marenki,
He was President of the Congrega-
a young fellow from the nearby town to the Legislature as Representative
of Zwonitz, Podolia. He came of from Providence, and served for the Con of Temple Beth El, in which ea
the family Zeidler, well known to next three years. pack), he had served for a long per-
Among the hills which Col. Cutler iod. lie was also a director of the
everybody and his wifo was Rochele
Tzipe's When she became the wife introduced and which were passed Jewish Hospital for consumptives at
of the commissary everyone pointed were the "Small l'ackage Coal BilL" Denver, Col. In April, 1900, Col.
at her and said, just see there she the "Ctsury Bill" and the "Pawnbrok- Cutler married Ida B. Rut berg, also
goes dressed like a princess, where- ors Bill." of Russia. She died a few month ago.
The first Rhode Island employers' On Aug. 12, Col. Cutler sailed for
as we have to deny ourselves the
barest necessities in order to pay all compensation hill presented in the Europe on a Government mission,
their taxes. As a matter of fact House was offered by him, and he but his health was even then in such
Rochele, as the commissary's wife. devoted himself to numerous other a precarious condition, that he was
was wearing coats and dresses which measures intended for the stamping accompanied by his personal physi-
she possesed long before he was mar- out of tuberculosis and the ameliora- clan, Dr. William F. Flanagan. Ile
ried and before even the advent of Lion of the condition of those in was on this trip when his death oc-
straightened circumstances. cured.
Bolshevism."
The entrance of the l'nited States
The Administrative Committee of
Not Subject to Red.
into the \Vorld bVar gave Mr. Cutler the Provisional American Jewish Con-
Someone in the crowd asked how an added opportunity for usefulness. gress has taken action on the death
it was that he had not been inducted Ile was a member of the Council of of Col. Cutler, its first \'ice-Chairman,
into service with the Red forces, to National Defense and also served as and a telegram conveying the sytn-
which Mr. Illattman replied: chairman of Selective Board No. 5, pathy of the officers of the organiza-
"I was personally at that time em- in which capacity he helped to put firm was sent to hfrs. Ethel Cutler,
ployed with the Jewish Ministry in the State's quota of men in the field. the aged mother of Col. Cutler, Iii-
llkrania and being an official, I was lie was appointed chairman of the ing in Providence.
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ABE COPUT, House Manager
TELEPHONE 8048
Opens As A First-Class Jewish Theatre
All Star Company for the Entire Season
1920.1921
OPENS TUESDAY EVE. SEPTEMBER 14
Friday Evening, Saturday Matinee and Evening, Sunday Matinee and
Evening, September 17, 18 and 19.
First Time In Detroit
MISS IDA DWORKIN
— in--
"WHO IS THE MOTHER?"
In Four Acts
New Songs By 8. Cohen
Wednesday and Thursday Evening, September 15 and 16
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IDA DWORKIN AND COMPANY .
— in-
"ZIPKA THE WIDOW"
Musical Comedy in Four Acts By Friedman
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THE GHETTO OF NEW YORK , AN ECHO OF OUR PRESENT SOCIAL SYSTEM'S TRIUMPH—OR
TRAGEDY?
46,
The Photoplay Sensation of the Year
4111,6
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After four months in New York at the Criterion Theatre,
where all attendance records were smashed, FANNIE
HURST'S beautiful story of a boy's genius and a mother's
love will now be shown for a limited engagement start-
ing Sunday noon at the Broadway Strand, It's the strident
din of New York's seething Ghetto attuned to the eternal
laughter in human hearts.
I personally guarantee
this presentation to be
the greatest ever in
a
Detroit photoplay
theatre.
Phil Gleichman,
Prices Slightly
Increased
Pri Mem Broadway Strand
'theatre Co.
Because of the Tremen-
dous Cost of the Entire
Performance.
SPECIAL
AND UNUSUAL
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Nights, Sunday and Hof
idays: Main Floor, 75c;
First Balcony, 50c; Sec-
ond Balcony, 30c; Box
Chairs, 61.10.
Daily Matinees — Main
Floor, 40c; First and
Second Balconies, 25c;
BO.
"Four Times Foiled"
A Roaring, Laughable Riot with Some ThrItt
for good measure. featuring a iiIIIPSSZPV. a
Horse, a Baby and Many Animal ,
Augmented Orchestra
Chairs, 60c.
All prices include war
tax.
Box Seats reserved one
week in advance.
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Direction Fred L. Meddermeyer
"Pomp and Circumstance" .
Elgar
Interpretative Introduction
Staged
'Modern Centaurs'
Unequalled Riding Feats
Never Before
Photographed
tie' Super i .-hill of FRANCIS
kNGAN of the Rialto and Rivell Theatres, New
lock, Introducing
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LEON ZARIO
Tenor from Cancent Garde n. London. and Nletropoll-
tan Ooerallouse. New York, Singing - Eli, Eli" ("The
Wrath o fthe Gtols"i.
MISS FLORENCE PARKS, Soprano,
Singing "I Have a Rendezvous with Death" and
"My Cavalier"
ROARAYSTRAND
H OME Of SUPER — SPECIALS
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