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TO ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS
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ti order that .I.-w
NEW YORK
1-11 women everywhere might keep in.
formed on the progress of their
1,1- 4 in the countries of the world, a
new feature has been inaugurated by
Jewish Woman," the periotheal
published by the National Council of
Jewish Women. It will devote a sp•-
vial section to such news under the
heading "In Many Lands." The Am il
number carries the story of the Jes
ish woman's work in Salonica,
through-
Geneva, in Anlster11 ■ 1111 1111d
cut Holland, in Aust ,rhos and Canada.
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work in
iman's
thnOlIghont the United States, as well
reviews of books that have a special
the pubs
ITII.•rust for the readers 14
lhation, corns other articles in this •
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"The Jewish Woman" is distributed
among the public libraritss of the
:alleges and universities. That it
reaches the Jewish student as well
as the general reader is indicated by
the fact that the executive secretary
of the National Council sit' Jewish
Women, as editor 14 "The Jewish
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MORGAN HOUGH'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION — FEMALE IMPERSONATOR
JEWISH LIFE IN SWITZERLAND
K•rcheval and Newport Ave.
Lafayette Blvd and Twentieth
St.
Liawood and Hardwood Awes.
Michigan and Vinewood Ares.
Timmen and Ironwood Awes.
Twelfth St. and Euclid Ara.
Warren Ave. and Epworth
Blvd.
Woodward Ave. and Ardmore
Drive (Ferndale)
AND OTHERS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
I Wonsan," receives many communise-
Miss
' tons from students at college..
fessor of the University of Zurich, ex- Estelle M. Sternherger is the editor.
Al the foot of the Alps and along pressed himself at a private entertain•, --
its picturesque valleys, three great meat: "They professed to believe in
peoples come into contact: the French, the Bible, but net in what it says.
the German and the Italian. They At any rate, Swiss Jews have at the
form there a knot of races, languages, present time to import kosher meat
entan-
creeds and customs almost as
troll the neighboring French cities:
NEW.' VORK.—Within the poet sec's
gled and inextricable as the soil of the
St. L ouis for the cities of Basel. Zu- 'nal weeks the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
Alps itself. This human knot is
ryulaz
d ',Will,' S
le
, Theological Seminary has received e-
e of Switzerland. rich,
St.
Gal
ri ch,
i
known by the name
o count . This
westerpart
n n anf
in s id e d into 22 atatl y a t cantons, supply of kosher meat by France was quests from 20 important Jewish coin.
o nearly cut off last year when the , inanities in Indiana, South Carolina,
tached t l.
the Swiss are devestedlcantons,
a
they
are
Which
ways meager
ready to
defend
with
the'
savage French. government forbade the ex- Illinois, Massachusetts
several
Niw years'
York
their
soil,
rabbis of and
animals. for orthodox
5' o f slaughtered
Mr. Dreyfus Brod: experience who volatilise an Ainerie"ii ,
energy si f th e mo untaineer allied Sr p0rtatsi fortunately
a
through
know
lade,
t1nd
lity among sm.! background
m
the shrewdness of the peasant. We I I sk erY
of Judais.
e ,
leading persona
f the ancient traditio
'
.
mop
Swiss Jews, succeeded, with a •
could hardly expect
Although the seminary gradual.
Cnill
e,
in
eerse
CO111-
of its traditions and its individuality,
rabbis at its recent
Allianee Israelite
vern- , a class of 18
to systemise in its midst represen t a t is.es the
obtaining from the Fr en ch go
or the' mencement exercises, it is still unable
versatile and
t a s iesial author izatio n f
o f a p e ople as mobile, as
asco
daily exportation of a ninnies of cat- t s meet the demands made upon it.
..
°1101 to progress as the - es.
Only through enlarging its present
that lark of congeniality of tempers 1 tie sufficient to supply the needs of facilities
so that traditional students
which made the history of the Jews in
S wiss Jews.
bloodiest
in
the;
the
' Another fight of a similar character ma). center, Dr. Bernard Revel, its
Switzerland one of the
to be carried out more especially president, emphasized, can it hope to
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bloody history of the ev)
provide sufficient American trained
had
Swiss Jews were compelled during the by the Zurich Jews when, two years
rabbis.
middle ages to pay a settlement-tax ago the board of education of the city
Makers of
amounting to from two to eighty gul- tried to force Jewish children into
den according to their means; they writing and drawing sin the Sabbath
were confines' to certain streets and clay. The argument had been brought
had to wear the so-called "Judenhut" before the department for education
as a sign of their identity. The of the county of Zurich and decided in
Ws Guarantee Satisfaction
TUNIS.—(J• T. A.) — What is 0 Best Grade of Materials Used
"Judengasse" (Jewish street), in favor of the Jewish children by a ma-
termed a "joyful funeral" took place
Bern ,near the present Casino, is men- jority of three voices only.
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ASK US FOR AN ESTIMATE
in the Jewish community of Tunis.
tioned as early as the thirteenth cen-
As is generally known, the Jews The occasion was the death of the
tury.
contributed largely to the development year old Jew, Messoud el Mallets. 10 0
For four centuries, between 1213, of the most renowned Swiss industries, entire Jewish cmmunity participatedi
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when we hear of them first, and 1622, especially the watch industry of La in the funeral. The deceased was car-
they were often accused of committing Chaux-de-Fonds, Lode, Biel, and the rigid to his eternal resting place amidst
ritual murder and of poisoning wells embroideries of St. Gallen. They are
This is in con- fl
general rejoicing.
555 Jay Street, Between Riopelle and Orleans
and were robbed, banished, burned, prominent in the retail trade.
general with the old custom among
hanged and broken on the wheel. The
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Considered from the inside, the life African Jews of celebrating the death U
fans -u" Castle of Chilton at Geneva of the 21,000 Swiss-Jews, most of
of a centenarian.
lake, the legendary prison of Boni-
whom immigrated from the Alsace af-
yard, sung by Byron in his "Prisoner
ter the German occupation of 1871, is
of Chilton," witnessed a drama un-
active and varied. Jewish educational
happily of much more tragic and his-
institutions and cultural societies ex-
toric reality. It happened in 1358 ist in the more prominent cities such
when the plague ravaged Europe. The
as Zurich, Bern, Basel, St. Gallen, Ge-
Jews were accused of poisoning the
neva and Lausanne. The Jewish col-
water. "The court of justice of Chil-
lection of the Ethnological Museum
"caused
ton " rays the local chronicle,
the most unfortunate to be t or
uses , of Basel developed rapidly and prom-
and they would confess and then were ices to become a real Jewish ethnologi-
zerland. It C011-
roused against the Jews cal museum of Switthings
t " So
collections
b
was the population that on sine 0- tains among other
of subjects of synagsgseal and ritua l
casion it forced the gates of the castle
interest. It is worthy of h visit If
and put a number of the unfortunates
to death. A relic of these times is the Jewish travelers in Basel.
We add in this connection that the
"Kindlifsesser" (child devourer)
be proud of two great
fountain on the Kornhaus-Platt in Swiss Jews can
scholars
in the past; one of them is
Bern, which was erected some time Rabbi Moses ,author of the so-called
during the Middle Ages. The central
Suite 400, Lawyers Bldg.
"Zuricher Semak," who lived in Zu-
figure is a dreadful ogre engaged in
rich in 1317; the other is the pious
RANDOLPH STREET AND CADILLAC SQUARE
devouring a baby. Babies lie all about
Moses Cohen, the father-in-lays of R.
and stick out of the monster's pocket
Jacob Milln Halevy ("Ma Ha Rill")
Phone Main 7947
waiting to be eaten. A procession of
who resisted in Bern in the beginning
armed bears (symbolic figure of that
of the fifteenth century. Among the
city of Bern) is to be seen on the shaft
a I
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moderns we should mention our re-
'
of
the
column.
cent guest, Ludwig Stein, the famous
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In 1622 Jews were banished . for- professor of philosophy in the Univers
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by the it o
w
ever
from
the
the 13 cantons which at that timer city of Bern, and Albert Einstein, the
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formed the Swiss confederation. Then I great physicist, who has been teaching
they settled only in the Canton of in the Polyteehnicum of Zurich for
id not join the con- about 10 years.
Aargau, which (l
Sporting societies like "Halsoach"
unmans'
federation until 1803, especially in the
villages of Klengnau, Langnau and count their members by the hundreds;
. they are subsidized by the Independent
Endingen. During a visi t
-t. year to this locality we Order of It'Nai B'rith. Another
be duplicated. Has 511 gocd
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RICKENBACKER COUPE,
portant inststution protectes
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cord tires. Upholstery • as clean
could admire its spacious sysagogue, order is the Sanitarium "Mania" in
LATEST MODEL, $1,250
This
car
has
always
had
the
as
a whistle. Many extras. A
witness of past times when the num- the High-Alp station Davos. It was
car fee taxi service.
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ber of Jews was prep inderant here. founded by the "Aid Society for Jew.
best of care and certainly wonderful
Cash
or terms
Their fate as well as the fate of the ish Consumptives" (llilfsverein fur
tiotiollrasexfciveellegnotiodupchoor id
ss it7
s.;
SATISFACTION OR •
other Swiss Jews, who had been even- Juslische I.ungenkranke".) During the
tires. il,
la.
.
BRING THE CAI1 BACK
tually remitted
in the cities of Bern, four yea rs of its existence the
I
etery like the day it left the
ad
factory. A real buy for only within live days and we will
4? Basel, Neuchatel and the Canton of "Etania" took care of more than 500
,
give
you what you paid for it
Wendt, was improved during the rule patients. It is intended not only for
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long, easy terms on the balance. on any new or used car in our
of Napoleon over Switzerland in 1798. Swiss Jews, but for consumptive Jews
stock.
The first noteworthy concession grant-
We give
the world over.
Studebaker light-six touring
ed to them was, however, the result of
haveve
se toosrei3e0cit"
ss money. have
The League of Jewish women in
hfoigr hleu
car, cheap.
treaties negotiated by the Swiss gov- Geneva addressed last year a memo-
Stull•baker light-six coupe $750
ernment with France, England and randum to the World Congress of
from. In every make, model
Studebaker special-six
the United States. This country sent
year. Hipps, Dodges, Cmhtass,-.. S
S00
Jewish Women in Vienna concerning
touring car
to the Swiss confederation a memo- unified methods of defense against
voters,
S t udebaker light-six
randum dated May 26, 1859, concern- anti-Semitic propaganda in the world.
moos, Studebaker' and many
700
touring
car
ing the free permission of American It is patronized by the League of Na-
other makes.
Oakland d roadster, late
citizens of Jewish faith to settle in tions and the International Organi-
Studebaker special-aix
550
400 model
Swiss territory.
touring car
700
zation of the Red Cross.
Dort
It comes back cleaner than I can possibly get it, ironed just as
All the restrictions concerning the
Studebaker light-six tour $
600
Since December 11, 1921, Swiss
good as I could iron it, and the cost is less than I can do the work uu Jews were finally removed by the re- Jewry has possessed a very important
ing car, 1924
uuri i e n g car, I a te
icizi sem:cc' i s :n
Buick
thing too, it avoids those backaches we suffer at
vision of the federal constitution in organization, the "Jewish Aid Society
Studebaker light-six se-
350
myself. Another
1871, by which religious freedom was of Switzerland" (Judischer Hilfsvers
elan, late model
sedan,
cheap.
' el
ickhs
B
y
um
the conclusion of a day's washing.
proclaimed. A provision was, how- band in der Schweiz.") It has the
Studebaker special-six
600
ever, inserted in 1893 in the federal sense aims as the "Alliance Israelite
touring car, latest
a re not satisfied with
Try it one week and you will never again do your own washing.
900
constitution at the request of the Cen- Universelle" in France or the "An-
model
825
it
back
and
we
b
ring.
13(o .alcf r k)c' r,uor
7()
tral Committee for the Prevention of glo-Jewish Association" in England, i.,
Nash coupe, late model.... 8 7751;
will give e you what you paid for .
Cruelty to Animals, by which the Jew- cs, to concentrate the activities of the!
Rickenbacker coupe
any
car
in
our
stock.
non
ish method of slaughtering animals is various Jewish philanthropic societies
Studebaker special-six
8: iiilebaker special-six
gt ft
forbidden. This alleged tenderness of in Switzerland and to help the Jews
coupe, 1922
, . . . ...... $1500
highly
stimu-
Studebaker light-six
who suffered for theirJudaism.
heart to animals wens
St Lidoba'Ner light-six
s aa
Walnut 1798; Hemlock 7209
roadster, 1924
Intel by a feeling of hate agains
The activity of this society consists')
;
12227 Twelfth Street
Hupp coupe, late sonde'
sslsbaker touring car . 295
. soswoAsssoossomossossostssossa Jews. As Mr. Heinrich Landoldt, pro. principally in assistance given to Jew- I
Durant touring car, latest
ish emigrants who have been forced MI
Chevrolet sedan, latest
d
model
....... 600
remain
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their jhoYurninecing°:.1
Studebaker special-six
700
to
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Auburn coupe
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Right now at a bargain price. A month from now
it will be hard to find one. Follow the crowd and
buy from this branch of the greatest manufactur-.
ers of line automobiles. We have pleased thou-
. sands and cannot afford to do otherwise than give
our customers full value anti holiest service.
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$ has also been helpful to the Russian
Jews in sending them clothes, food
# and money during the starvation per-
iod. It has about 210 individual and
collective members.
Since they W
have suffered less from '
the World War than the Jews of other i
European countries and the anti-Semis'
tic feeling is aimed chiefly at the ins-I
migrated Jews from the East, Swiss
Jews can be considered at present the
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MINNEAPOLIS.—J. T. A.)—The
Menorah Society of the University of
Minnesota has been awarded the Ir-
ving Lehman Trophy for 1922-1923,
a beautiful seven branched candelabra,
prize given annually by the Inter-
collegiate Menorah Association to the
society adjudged to have done the
most meritorious and comprehensive
work of the year.
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Mechanically this car ca.., ,t
Paige touring car....._.
650
Paige touring car
375
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