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RUSSE'KS

LITHUANIAN MINISTRY
• IS COMPELLED TO QUIT

KOVNO. — (J. T. A.) — Premier
Galvanouskas and his cabinet handed
their resignation to president Stul-
ginskis Saturday.
The resignation folows the division
in the National Assembly on a confi-
dence vote regarding the government's
policies ending in a tie, 38 members
voting for and a similar number op-
posing.
Opponents of the governments pol-
icy Included members of the left wing
and deputies representing the Jewish,
Poish and German minority groups.
Representatives of hese groups were
absent from the sessions for some two
months following a conflict over the
allocation of the votes east during the
recent election. They returned, how-
ever, forming an opposition bow which
finally sent l'remier Gavanouskas'
Ministry to defeat.

Fraternal and
Club Notes

Marriages

BROWN•ETTENHEIMER
Amid clusters of flowers and palms,
in colorful effect that ornamented the
Welfare Organisation.
lenry VII. Room in Hotel Statler on
The play and dance given on Sun- Thursday evening, March 15, present.
day evening at the Kirby Center by ing a veritable garden appearance,
the European Jewish Women's Wel- Miss Nanette Ettenheimer, daughter.
fare Organization is reported to have of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ettenheim-
been a great success. The organiza- 'r of Glynn court, became the bride
tion expressed its thongs to the gen- of Aubrey David Brown, son of Mr.
eral public for its support. Those and Mrs. Israel Brown of this city.
holding tickets are urged to make re- The bride was beautiful in a French
turns at the next meeting, Tuesday robe of white satin crepe beaded in •
evening, March 27, at the Farnsworth :rystals, fashioned with a court train
Street Synagogue. A board of di- which formed an unusual feature. A
rectors meeting will be held Satur- coronet of Duchess lace formed the
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day evening, March 24, at the home lop. A shower bouquet of white or-
of Mrs. W. Cohen, 566 Farnsworth •hids and valley lillies completed the
ErairelLciA e
wedding costume. Iler only attendant
street.
Miss Lillian Schere, whose marriage
to l'hilip Brown will be an event of
Blackstone Society.
OLDDS 4
EDITOR IS IDENTIFIED
A mock trial, the case of "The Tuesday, March 27, was gowned in a
Parisian model of beaded rose crepe
People
of
the
State
of
Michigan
vs.
AS POGROM AGITATOR
and
carried
an
arm
bouquet
of
pink,
William Drool," featured the meet-
rases and sweet peas. Philip Brown
SOFIA, Bulgaria.—(J. C. BI— ing of the Blackstone Society on Sun- attended his brother as best man. Mrs.
Russian circles in Sofia are much agi- day evening in the assembly room of Ettenheimer, neither of the bride, was
the
main
public
library.
The
trial
tated over the expose of J. italinnikov,
proved very interesting, marking one charming in a stunning costume of
the editor of the local Russia )taper.
plaited black marcel silk and carried'
Kalinnikov has been identified as of the most successful programs of pink roses. Mrs Brown, mother of the
one of the leaders of anti Semites who the year. The organization is plan- groom, was attired in black beaded
was one of the principal backers of ning a similar event in the near fu- crepe and wore a corsage of lavender
ture.
the Kiev pogrom in 1919.
For this Sunday evening, a discus. and yellow sweet peas intertwined
with streamers of yellow tulle. The
Relief Fund for Jewish Institu- sion of the future of the three lead- bridal table was arranged most artis-
ing professions of the day, law, medi-
tions Exhausted.
cine and teaching, has been arranged. tically in the shape of a huge "T."
e
Visitors are invited to attend the Mrs. Charles Henry Yalem (Florence
Brown) of St. Louis, sister of the
Only $15,000 remains of the orig- meetings of the organization.
groom, came to attend the wedding.
inal allocation by the Joint Distribu-
Many and varied were the delightful
tion Committee of $900,000 for the
Philomathic Debating Club.
relief of Jewish cultural institutions
Jack Margolis' speech on "Rem- functions given in honor of the bride)
in Europe out of the monies raised edying the Divorce Evil" received and groom, among them a dinner of
during the last campaign fur Jewish first place in the current topics pro- exquisite appointments at Hotel Ad-
war sufferers, according to a report gram held last Sunday by the Philo- dison at which Mr. and Mrs. Israel
tendered by Dr. Cyrus Adler, chair- mathie Debating Club. G. Stern- Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S'-
man of the cultural commute, to the berg's speech on "Americanism" re- lienco IGolda Brown) were hosts. A f-
lost meeting of the Joint Distribution ceived second place and the talk on ter a wedding trip east, Mr. and Nies.
Brown will make their home in De- I
Committee executive.
"Auto Suggestion" by II. Barahal
Three hundred twenty-two thou- was awarded third. The judges who trod.
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sand, six hundred dollars appropri- awarded the decisions were: Miss
GOTTESMAN.KLEINSMITH
ated by the cultural committee since Verna A. Matrau, William Knop-
A very pretty wedding was solemn-
REPAIRING
the October meeting of the joint Dis- pow and Ben Safir. Miss Matrau, the
STORAGE
REMODELING
tribution Committee executive, as speaker of the evening, gave the ized on Wednesday evening, March
14, when Nliss Mabel 0. Kleinsmith,
follows:
critic's report. 'rhe remaining speak-
Five hundred dollars for the Tar- ers were: II. Phillips, "America, daughter of Mr. anolVIMrs. I. Klein-
bulb Schools of Rovno, $1,500 for China and Japan," J. F. Schulman, smith of Philadelphia avenue, became
the Yeshivah of Slabodka; $10,000 "A Return," a true story; S. Koretz, the bride of Arthur A. Gottesman,
has been placed at the disposal of "Can Might Make Right?", R. Bern- son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gottesman.
Dr. Kahn, to he distributed in his stein, "A Resume." Max Keidan, an The ceremony was performed at 6:30
by Rabbis Leo M. Franklin and Judah
discretion to the schools in Poland, alumnus, spoke on "Loyalty."
L. I.evin, in the presence of the im-
pending action upon the recommend.
The question for this Sunday's de-
ations of Dr. Magnes; $2,500 for the bate will be, "Resolved. That Detroit mediate families, in the French
Ahlem Institute of Germany; $30,- Build a Subway Immediately." Syd- room of the Wolverine Ilotel, fol-
000 was placed at the disposal of the ney Shevitz at Sam Leibovitz wlil lowed by a dinner and reception in
Russian committee for transmission advocate this mete althinst George the evening. The bride was charm- ..
ing in a gown of white chiffon and '
7.
.
to Dr. Bowen for the purpose of dis- Sternberg and Jack Margolis.
lace and carried a shower bouquet of
tributing good packages in his dia.
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
cretion; $3,410 for the Schulverein
Home Relief Society.
veil was coronet style and was held
of Czecho-Slovakia; $250 for the
The Home Relief Society will hold
Verein der Grundenden Talmud its next meeting and bridge party on in place with • a wreath of orange
?lochschule of Fiume; $500 for the Wednesday afternoon, March 28, at blossoms. Miss Helen Kleinsmith at-
Yeshivah of Telsiai, Lithuania; $40,- the Women's Federation club house, tended her sister as maid of honor.
000 has been placed at the disposal Hancock and Second avenues.: Hos- She wore a gown of orchid georgette,
of a committee formed in Germany tesses for the affair are Mrs. Max trimmed with sifter. Miss Lillian
by Dr. Magnes. This committee con- Jacob, Mrs. II. M. Shulman, Mrs. II. Gottesman, sister of the groom, was
sists of well known Jews, among II. Ash, Mrs. Ben Goldberg, Mrs. bridesmaid, wearing a gown of green
whom are Professor Ilildesheimer, Louis Goldberg, Mrs. Isidore Grabow, georgette with trimmings of gold.
I'rofessor Weil, Paul Nathan and Mrs. Joe Grabow, Mrs. II. Woolf; Irwin Vaxler served the groom as
Professor Mittwoch. One thousand Mrs. J. Prensky, Mrs. Abe Danto, best man, with Ralph Kleinsmith as
e
five hundred dollars for salary and Mrs. Abe Gittleman, Mrs. Ira Fried- an usher. After a wedding trip to
traveling expenses of a school inspec- enberg, Msr. Sam Schwartz,•Mrs. N. Chicago), Mr. and Mrs. Gottesman will
be
at
home
at
1:610
Collingwood
ave-
otr in Poland; $15,001) for the Tar- Mandeberg, Mrs. H. Prenzlauer, Mrs.
1522 Broadway
Next to Capitol o
buth Schools, of Poland; $1,500 for I. E. Weingarden and Mrs. A. Wein- nue after April 15. Out-of-town
guests at the wedding were Mr. and
the Yeshivah TochemainY Gewaho of garden.
Sirs. Leo Ermann and Mrs. E. B. woolovoivavimwawkwkwooalawomtwawamoawatoo.s.s.v
Bialystock; $5,000 for the Ezrath To-
Cohen of Cleveland.
rah; $56,000 regular November bud-
Esrath %lam:
l..-
get; $54,000 regular December bud-
Many social and other affairs were
get; $52,000 regular January budget; planned by the Ezrath Reim Club at
RE-ELECT
$50,000 regular February budget.
the last meeting. A membership
drive is now being conducted. Ap-
JUDGE JOHN F.
DAVIS FOR IMMIGRANT CENSUS plicants are urged to apply at the
PITTSBURGII.—(J. T. A.)—The next meeting, Tuesday evening, Mar.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Colman of2218
United States proposes to take an an- 27, at Temple Beth El.
Hazelwood avenue are receiving fe-
nual census of all unnaturalized
licitations on ' the birth of a son,
aliens, Secretary of Labor Davis de-
Lasthenes Club.
Robert Marvin.
clared in an address here. There are
Several candidates for membership
7,000,000 unnaturalized aliens in the in the I.asthenes Club were voted in
DUBLIN.—(J.,T. A.)—The "Irish
United States today, Davis declared. at the meeting held on Wednesday,
The new census will be used as the March 14. Interesting talks and en- Jew" one of the hits of the Dublin
SECOND TERM
initial step in the Americanization tertainment numbers will be given at theatrical season will come to Am-
erica, arrangements having been •
'Endorsed for Re-Election by the Bar Asso-
process, he stated.
future meetings. The membership made by John MacDonagh, author of
ciation
and
other well-known and
campaign is still going on.
the play, with Morris D. Waxman for
representative bodies.
its presentation in the United States.
Juniors of Israel:
Support of Yourself and Friends Solicited.
SOLOMON BROS.' The Juniors
of Israel at the last
Custom Tailors
meeting elected the following offi-
ELECTION APRIL 2nd
cers: Charles Falk, 'president; Ben
"If you want Snappy Clothe. order
Katz, vice-president and sergeant-at-
your Ssuits at Solomon Bros."
arrns; Freda Cooper, secretary; Iola
GIVE US A TRIAL
King, treasurer; Abe Grace, reporter.
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Creates and Russek Presents
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Attractively Trimmed with Nov-
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Easter Wear.

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Formerly Manager of the Rita Cafe, Detroit,

Open. the New

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Washington Boulevard and Grand River

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SOUVENIRS AND FAVORS

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Justice of the Peace

From the President's Desk—Talk No. 131.

The Madison Athletic Club, at the
last meting, appointed a committee
to look into the advisability of giving
another dance. Basketball victories
were won by the club's team over
the S. A. Orioles and the Pep Fel-
lowship Club.

Easter Low Shoes

for Children and Misses

An exquisite example of clever designing and fine
workmanship. Tan Russia and patent leather as
quoted. White calf 50c higher, except sixes 2 to 5
which are the same.
$2.50
Sizes 2 to 5 (One Strap)
Sitar 5 to 8 (Ova Strop)
3.00
to
II
(Two
Strop)
3.50
8 ,6
1:'; to 2 (Tuo Strap)
5.00

Many Other New Oxfords and Straps

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Hemlock 7414-5

Buy and Sell—Don't Buy and
Buy.

"Stick to running your business
in a business-like way."

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NEW YOB K.—(). C. B.)-51.
Mosessohn, executive director of the
United Waist League of America, has
been named to the post of supreme
arbiter of the industry.
The Mosessohn family, in view of
the recent naming of David M. Mo-
sessohn, a brother, to a similar posi-
tion in the dress manufact.tring in-
dustry, will contain two "industry
dictators." The combined annual
business of the industries affiliated
with the league of which M. Mosessohn
will be the "supreme arbiter" is esti-
mated at $200,000,000.

Don't try to bite off more prosperity than you can
handle—don't gamble with it. Do all the business
you can now. The future will take care of itself.
Any other method means trouble ahead.

Are You Happy?

Are you in your right work—
work for which you are espe-
cially fitted? Does your work
make you happy and is your life
a success? Psychoanalysis
brings out your real talents and
furnishes scientifically correct
direction.

J. AUSTEN NEWMAN

Psychoanalyst

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BOTH MOSESSOHNS NOW
"INDUSTRY DICTATORS"

—SECOND FLOOR—

WOODWARD AND ADANIS

PUNGS & SCHMITTDIEL

FOR UKRAINE ORPHANS

Lewis Strauss, chairman of the
Russian committee of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, has received a
cable front Moscow stating that 800
carloads of coal from the Don Mines
were enroute on Jan. 15 for Kiev,
Odessa, Charkow, Ekatorinoslav,
Chorson, Polodia and Wolhy ;
nia, for the institutions in there sec-
tions of the Ukraine. where 60,000
orphans are housed and there are
many hospitals, homes of the aged
and about 10,000 suffering families,
The huge shipment is part of the
supply purchased from the Russian
government by the Joint Distribution
Committee for 5200,000. Payment
will be made in mining machinery and
implements, of which there is a great
lack in Russia, and is in large meas-
ure responsible for the fuel-famine
which is causing no much suffering
there this winter. The supply of
machinery which was agreed to by
lir. Rosen of the Joint Distribution
Committee, and representatives of the
government will hasten increased coal
prdiluetion in Russia and thus help
alleviate scrim of the misery due Lo
the present shortage.

The Grecian Pump

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Mr. B. C. Forbes, in a recent edi-
torial in the TIMES, cautions
business men against this very
thing.
lie cites many instances of
commodities which have just
about reached their high levels,
and his advice is

800 CARLOADS OF COAL

We doubt if there is a broader or more carefully selected gath-
ering of juvenile footwear in the United States. Charm, character,
refinement, durability and healthfulness are characteristic of all
Fyfe models from the lower prices upward.

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Don't Abuse
Prosperity

The Ilupmobile behaves
so well and so willingly,
always—it costs so- little
and gives so mtich-
that an owner rarely
sells his Ilupmobile
unless it be to replace
it with a new one..

Madison Athletic Club.

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Adelphian Club.
An interesting feature at the Adel-
phian meeting last Sunday were the
saxophone selections: by Maurice
Markowitz. A humorous monologue
tens rendered by Nathan Adler. Re-
freshments were served upon ad,
journment by the host, Mr. Marko-
witz. The next meeting will be held
on Sunday afternoon at the home of
Sam, Snitz, 544 Frederick avenue.

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