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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
DON'T FORGET COL. CLINNIN

When the ku klux Khan paradng in the outskirts of Chi
and making appeal for members while black
people waited with baed breath for the Mayor William H. Thop-
the Governor Len G. Small, to queI their activities Col
John Clnnn United States Attorney noting the apathy
of the Mayor and the Governor stepped
began the Federal Investigation of the khan which their
cessation of open hostiites
The black people should forget Col Cnnn; came
when enemies legion and friends He
under suspicion of aiding black penalty
of the prohibition law We believe that Col Cnnn real gentle
and able lawyer If the Colonel under the ban of su
pcion the time to rally around him. regretabe that his
embarrassment caused by bootegger city hall politician
We have faith in Col Cnn and believe that his remain
spotless he guilty however, the black who
betrayed of the best friends that his known
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Colored People.
s'fe Race Commission aad thc mo
recent luterractal Committee. y,
bringing together the best people oi
both races Or. Motion feels the rae
problem viii became iess acute he
has ua royal panarca 10 peace and
pros pcrity hut the encouragement OF
cooperation among the elect Is hi,
present advice 10 Negroes in tn
South
There +, a phenomenon known 90
socioloPist- As the Illusion OF fhc
Near That IS. that when a thing j.
verv close 70 US IT looms much larger
than IT Is I think the iacfs Of hi,
tory. and OF the hi,iorF thar we ar
making how that the ph,iarthropc,
that como from tins Eeaug fogcihcr
of kindly minded people affect thr
whole mass 81 the Negrocs very III
tie. thai private education. 10 matter
how admirable. will never take m,
place of compulsory public education
aud thar the dwelling too much oil
gtfs makes tho receiving II r.eh.
All the more prccar'ous But Ham
tom training on the race question
ard DIR. Motion Is Hampton zon
Lack In accuracy what II make n.y.
In optimism. and the pleasant OPT.
mism OF Finding a Way out" Wi
win the approval OF nearly an rs Whit
readers and many OF is colored
There are some American Negro
who have counted for moro black tha.
theT were would have. had they been
white This Is cmphatta'lv true or
Booker Washington whose Ideal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
New Trinity M. E. Church News


Ncw Trinity church, 301l Prairie
ave. Is growing rapidly and the pub
lie eve Is focused upon her. New
Trinity is doing big work for God
and humanity A free medical and
dental clinic will in few dar, throw
open its doors TO the public. A
ladies' reading parlor IS near compile
ton. and large and thoroughly
equipped gymnasium are the features
OF the community house OF New
Trinity. Every Wednesday night is
prayer meeting night al Trinity and
these meetings are inspirations 10 all
who attend and furnish the spiritual
warmth, necessary to carry you over
until our Friday night class meeting;
YOU will be pleased and helped blythe
way in which these meetings are con-
Quoted on the second floor of the
community house-entrance, one door
south OF the church.
Last Sunday morning the pastor,
Rev. g. w. Baber, delivered one beau
tiful sermon, touching the life Of
Abraham Lincoln, the sermon was de
livered in his usual pleasing and in
spring way. At Vesper service, Rev.
r. N. Ward made splendid talk and
pleased all present. The choir under
the dictatorship of Professor Morris is
rendering beautiful music and hopes
to become, in the near future, the An
est in the city. The Sunday school,
under the supervision of Mr. n. G..
Rice is growing in attendance every
Sunday and the lessons are taught in a
way that all are benefited by it and
find pleasure in coming to the Sunday
school each Sunday at p. m. Glasses
for all. The beauty of the church is
not surpassed in the city and the well
come to visitors by the members and
friends will please you and the pastor
welcomes you to visit new Trinity and
see the Great work that is being car
ried on th~~a Co-re. and bring your
friends
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
New Orleans, La.

y grand party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. R. Walker, 25lS Howard ST.
on the evening OF Feb ,, 1922 The
party was one OF luxury and was en-
joyed by their many friends Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine. Mr. and
Mrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Brickley,
Mr. James Coleman Miss Z. Stock
lett. Mr. Geo. Richly, Miss Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Lachafell, Mrs {. Dixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Mr.. and Mrs
/. Batise, Mrs y Green Mrs. o.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad. Mr.
and Mrs. {. L Speakers, Miss A.
RISKY. Mr.. Nichols, Mrs R Bell Miss
ID. Nelson, Mr.. E. Jacob, Mr. TAYLOR
and Mr.. Fl Mrs. L. Lee Music
for the occasion was furnished by
The Famous Brooks Orchestra
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Real Estate
Department

The CHICAGO Whip ~ kepbiro gyith lis
.oI;.., - ,I.,.,,.. ,,,,;,,, % ,,;z,e ;ts r>od-
~
efS e"tl"iH9 tHai u can mas eS'a'i''"e"
a real estate department. IN the past
the editors. Hn7,r from tmc 10 hmr
t-..,.g =; hi. ,,,,,l ,..,,,.,., f,.,,,. J;4.r-
>,
f''f feaoe's ava SHoSe''''ts ''ehf'" ~
kinds Of Information concerning raj
estate. mortgdge loans and real estate
Jooe inzcsfmerts
mere are lois o. Va ma w
propefiy owners ana 5i5e 81 u w.
cry OF Oh'caeo Coui" pm 'oso''si
ioI iat mutual Deilei ,"sitl % ede 4
o'nei IN many "ds ''' 2N 'lel "'ii
pro9PeCuVe owners 81 i'di S'ale ma
gone onhaiy mo lhils' "l."ou' EiH-
ing taeIl ea'ciul 'oi7iuo' AIM
There Is a sore SPOT some place.
recently one OF the largest white real
estate brokers ON the south side SAID
that within the last six months he had
had listed with him more propcrtv
owned nv rolorcd prople Tor him 70
collect rents and look after the care
aud maintenance than At any other
tInc .iucr he Ia. been I'm husiuc...
and this was without any solicitation
on his part One COMPLAINT that +.
LODGED against tbe ralorcd real estate
brokers is that they are not as PROMPT
IN reuitting tbs rents after they arr
collected a. fhcx should be oftt.res
is nearer the last oil the month than
II is the frSf az tho month the scons
10 WORK on the fbeor, thai the frs
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Urban League Gives
Out Bi-Monthly
Bulletin

The National Urban League an
nounees the publication of its BIZ
monthly bulletin devoted to social in
formation concerning Negroes and to
the development of technique in the
handling OF social work for Negroes.
The second issue appearing on the
18th of February will contain articles
on Tulsa; Negro Mine Workers Of
West Virginia; Negro Women in In
dustry; the Negroes of Springfield,
Massachusetts; Inter-racial coopera-
ton in Richmond, Indiana, the Annual
Report of the National Urban League;
news notes from local organizations
~ fifteen cities; brief biographical
sketches OF persons prominent in So
cial work among Negroes book re-
views and other interesting items.
The Bulletin. although the organ
of the National Urban League, is in
tended for general circulation among
all persons interested in the study and
relief of economic and social handi-
caps to Negro progress.
The subscription price of $l.00 per
year will entit1e the subscriber to a
special conference number as we'll as
other smaller publications.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
The Political Pot

Mr.. Oscar DePriest is Waging hot
fight against VIM "A Bither, the pres
ent ward committeeman, and is grow
ing stronger and stronger every DAY.
He has selected Eugene Marshall. =
prominent Young attorney as candi-
date Tor the legislature. Mr.. Marshall
is a very forceful speaker and highly
educated man. The old third ward
looks like the future battle ground
Dr. William H. Huff, the popular
druggist, is beginning to get down to
work in the third ward and is making
no bones Of the fact that he expects
to be our next state senator. Dr.
Huff has brilliant record behind him
and a host of friends who have
pledged their support.
Mr.. Geo. Kersey is also a candidate
for the legislature from the Third
Ward. He is successful business
man and ranks high in fraternal cir
cles. He Vas recently anti-Thomp-
son, but he now has hat in the ring
and looms up as splendid possibility.
Warren B. Douglas also has his hat
in the ring for the state legislature.
Douglas, the wonderful orator is
keeping quiet, but he is expected 10
blaze forth soon. He is already in
cumbent with Office and his friends
have declared that he shall remain
Augustus l. Williams, prominent
lawyer and director in the Public Lie
Insurance Company. IS also a candi-
date Tor the assembly. Mr.. Williams
is the gentleman who has been so ste
cessful in recovering damages for the
riot victims He is strong character
and is in the fight to finish.
Attorney Jas Sims, successful aitor-
new, is also a candidate for the state
senate. He is supported by the Din
neen organization and will make a
good run. He IS very popular among
the job holders.
Samuel Ettelson, present state sen
ator will attempt to succeed himself
Mr.. Ettelson is one of the most popu-
lar men in public life today and he
will always run we'll He is sup
ported by Mr.. DcPriest and everyone
knows that a fight is on
Next week for other political news.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18


FINDING n WAY OUT
IN autobiography by Robert Russa
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
FOOLISH COMMISSIONS

They have University Race Commission in South 1t is
composed of representatives from recognized white
in the South Virginia Military Institute which not tolerate
the of Prof Robert T. Kerln its faculty.
sentative What be done by representatives from Universities
who do not believe that the door of opportunity should opened
to the black and do wish their side
mtelgeny presented? is noticeable that the laws
stress good roads and health but nothing about
the opportunities of the black The southern Universities
will be unable accomplish good the South thew
admit the black to their fountains of learning
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
WEATHER

Feb. IS to 10, 1922: pe'''u OF
For the Ohio Valley and Tenpes-
see; Much cloudiness and occasional
rams or SHOWS; cold at beginning ri
week; warmer ther latter. VI
,, - or the region OF the Great Lakes
Mueh cioudiness and occasio,ai
SHOWS cold at beginning Of weel,
for the Upper Mississippi and ou
er Missouri Valleys: Cons;d.-.his
cioudinesss; occasional rains So
south and SHOWS over north ,.r,;s..
normal temperature. "si
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Reformed Gambler, Now Preacher
Leaves City

Rev. r. II. Walker, the reformed
gamblers who has been conduc,ing -, - ;.
viVals all over the city Of Chicago. Is
embarked for Minneapolis MINI.
where nc breaches a series of ser
mons at Rev. Parsons church.
Key Walker has made quite an i'm
preston upon the people of Chicaso
and his earnest fight against vic, and
immortality slas thrown fear into tbc
hearts OF offenders. He is exnected
back in Chicago 10 continue his evan.
gelic work. '''9 evan
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Ny People

Ny people laugh and sing
And dance to death
None imagining
I be heartbreak under breath
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Liberty is the air of the soul, the
sunshine of life. Without it the world
is prison, and the universe an in
finite dungeon.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18


If attacked by the above OF influenza do delay
the
influenza that fare the best are those that the beginning OF the trouble
this disease are q Stop work q Take good hot bath open me
OF the skin (3) Take good the bowels ~
Go to bed @ Call the doctor and be guided by his advice -
by direct Do not use the Utensils drinking eae or
slightest
flu Do kiss who has the flu sFu sufferers should be warned
without their mouth and
handkerchief Promscuous splitting home and in public places not
the spread OF "do but should
chic
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

T-
OF Chicago indianapolis and other cities OF the Middle West
Yet has reached the high tide that IT had during the
World War and in all probabilities will gam such
oolod everyone does his part prevent its spread
The influenza flu IS the same disease as Ia grippe
Very the symptoms may be mild to stimulate
common cold In fact most OF the respiratory type
begin a cold and gradually develop into more
symptoms
The fornf OF influenza not accompanied with
any respiratory symptoms but zed by headache
pain the back and joints with profound prostraon In
this type of the disease the oausave germs invade the
brain cells encephals sleeping sickness Is the result
There is another form OF this disease that attacks the
stomach and intesnes. In this particular type there il
fever there may be and vomiting the attack
with abdominal pains, prouse dlarhea and collapse
If you attacked by any OF the above types Of inhue
cgec treatment because the neglected that
d.. 8 . - % Dr. LII.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
HEALTH HINTS
By DIR. Troy SzitA


another
York having Flu
these diseases spread West
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

WITH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MOTIVE
P" EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COM
STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UNSTlNTED
THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR
GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE HAVE
COMMITTED OURSELVES THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM.
DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
BOOK REVIEW
BY Mary White Ovinston
FINDING A WAY OUT"

an OF the Board OF Directors % the National Associs
AdEan- cmcnt d laLarel LcanLc
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Attorney Jas. Sims, successful aitor-
new, is also a candidate Tor the state
senate. He is supported by the Din
neen organization and will make
good run. He IS very popular among
the job holders.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
COmuniCat Cdtre OnOr. SOCietati
membre ale j, S, R, A.

subsemnaul in caitate de secretar General al Unune
IN zua de ~ Septembre inaintat prn avocatu auto
rizat cerere care Trbunalu din Youngstown Ohio pentu
rldlcarea receiverulu de pc averea Uniunei
zua de pertractare fost decsa pc Octombre adeca
Lun Ia ora $3.50 Prezenandune din parea Uniunei III
fuiea vlce-Pres, " Tnerean secretar Gen. Lapadat
conoor IN comsa de controla 81 d. loan Pora membu in
comtet Trlbunalul ordonat ridcarea receiveruui dl
Muresan.
kecelveru d. Muresan fost totodata ndrumat de Tri
ouna a nalnta raporu dupa nrae esitee trecue prn
mamie Dsale In periodu de August pana la data de All
Aces rapport va II terminal in Gel multi zle care timp
Suprem Execuv aes de adunarea din Erie Pa Isl
putea lncepe activatea 81 la Gale toate afacere
atat de arzatoare in bnele Uniunei.
Cu aceasa ocaze sunt rugae socetatile carl inca
au TRIMS chtanele cerue de Adunarea Generaa din Erie
f sa nu e mai timta comse de conol findca ace ucr
a terminal continua controa in alte registre
un rapport speccat dupa consulate de comisia de
contro Sc va da dupa mnare conroe Pana atunci ins
onoratee Soceai sunt rugate pacent as indepni
datornee cat mai prompt aa de Uniune coabora mana
In mana Gu Cometul Suprem Executv in care mod GU
una bunavonta 81 dragoste frteasca puea din nou RI
dlca prestigul Uniunei la locu eel inertia
Youngstown, o, Oct, 1922
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
D0UA NH DE POSTURE
IN @ ORA

Tn reporter al ziarului local
Cleveland Press. - acela care III
urma ell zece luni ma putut sa
capete de lucru nicaeri, timp d.,
trei zile, incercat din notl
,eri. In timp de 0 ora, is au oferit
1000 de positii. Precum Sc vedc,
sltltatia S a schimbat foarte multi
In cele din urma luni. Pozitiile
oferite au fost foarte variate 81
au fost platte Gu 30-72 cent? de
ora, de la lucrul eel mai ordi-
mar pana la lucru de mecanic.
iata uncle pozitii &c is 'au oferit
pc Ia diferitele agentii: masinist,
~ cent?, ferar 72 cent?, cazangiu,
~ cent; muncitor simplu 35-4O
cent. Gu zcce luni in urma nun
citorii stateau in rinduri inaintea
agcntiilor de muncitori; acum
amploiatii agentiilor stau pc la
fabrici 81 cand les oamenii de la
Elucru lie ofera plata mai mare
numai sa mearga unde spun eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
CONvOCARE

a conformitate Gu capitolul
VII, art. is (litera h) din Sta.
tutels generate ale Uniunei So.
cistktilOr Romane de ajutor 81
cultlir& din America
ao convoac& Adunarea Conf.
tetulni Suprem Executiv al sus
zisei Uniuni pc xiua de Is oc.
tolnyrie q. 9. (Dumineca) Ia 0.
Eele 40 q. m, in oficiul Uniunei
AZ snb No. 646 Poland Avenue
Xpune estown, Ohio.
ce deci pe d-nii functionari
n4mbri ai q. s. +. q 50 con
loy1l4 scestei convocari, pre-,
csim dictsas capitolul XIV, ar
ticplnl 81 din Statute.
Cu drsgoste frateasca.
N1CoLAE DRAGOS,
Freg Gen. y. s, +. A
N@s1s.WAAsy IN b Z sE n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
PrOhibitia 81
vapoareIe
americana

WASHINGTON, 10 Oct.-Pre.
sedintele comisiunei de navigatiu.
he Lasker TRIMS radiograme tu-
turor vapoarelor americana carl
sunt de fata pc larg, ca sd oprea-
sea imediat vinderea beuturei DC
vapoare. Dupa primirea mesaju-
lui nu mai este permis sd Sc wanda
nlci un fel de beutura pc vapoarele
americana. Lasker a cerut tuturor
vapoarelor sd confirme primirea or
'dinului.
|, Iata mesajul TRIMS de Lasker:
"Nanzarca, transportarea orr pc
sesiunea beuturei pc vapoarele dc
sub comanda D-tale este oprita
Nrcau ca sd flu inteles clar ca van
zarea orr servirea beuturei pc va
poarele americana sd fie oprita i
mediat, fie vaporul pc mare orr
i'll port. Aceasta sd inteleaga fic-
care comandant. In cazul ca pana
la primirea mesajului nu s'a pro-
hibit beutura pc vaporul D-tale, sd
dal mai departe aceasta radiogra-
ma 81 sa trimiti confirmarca pri-
mirei."
Mesajul a fost nccesar-a decla-
rat Lasker, deoarece multi CONAN.
danti au inteles asa instructiile an
tcriOare ca sc poate vinde beutura
pc vapor pana la sosirea i'll porturi
americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
POLITISTUL MARSH ESTE
ACHITAT.

Politistul Charles Marsh din
LinndAle, acuzat GU uciderea lul
Patrick Finnerty, a fost achitat
de jurati. Finnerty q fost acuzat
de po1itia din Linndale ca trans.
portal beutura.
Juratii All fost compusi: sapte
femei 81 cinci barbati. Eli au dis
cutat timp de sase ore inaintc de
a aduce verdictul.
Sentinta juratilor aduce din
nou in discutie chestia daca un
politist este jnstificat orr, ba pen
tru folosirea armei atunci cand
viata lui este periclitata. Cassidy
asistentul procurorului, a decla.
rat:
Tn politist mare drcpt sa 81
foloscasca dc arnla sa nici atunci
cand eel arestat incearca sd sea.
pc, in caznl q atestatul ma
-comis dccat transgresiune. Nh
mai atunci cand a|cuzatul a comis
0 cri1na 81 vrca s. scalpe, poll
tistul poate sa-si foloseasca arma
In cazul lui Finnerty, ma fost
Ia ,mijloc decat violarca legci
Crabbc, &C constitute . transgre,
Isiunc. Q cantitate mica de bcutu
ma s'a gasit in altOmobilul lui, =
precum q spus politia din Linn
dale.
Sora celui ucis y devenit iste.
rica atunci cand s'a stint YER
|dict,A. 80. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

COLUMBUS, O., 10 Oct.-Re
publicanii n'au facut candidare
pripita in acest All pentru pozitia
de guvernor al statului Ohio. Du-
pa multe discutii au gasit ca per
soana cea mai potrivita pentru a.
ceasta demnitate ar fl colonelul
Carmi A. Thompson din Cleveland.
Au mai fost 81 alti candidate repu-
blicani, nesprijiniti de masinaria
oficiala a partidului. Toti au fost
oameni capabifi, Gu lung record de
servicii publice. s. an prezentat la
votarea preliminara Gu totii 81 ale
gatorii republican, au avut ocazia
S 'aleaga dintre multi oameni capa-
bill pc acela in care au mai mare
1ncredere. o majoritate covarsi-
toare s'a exprimat pentru colone-
lul Carmi A. Thompson.
Cariera colonelului Thompson
arata personalitatea lui. A ince-
put ca lucrator de mine de car
buni, apoisa stlltliat 81 a ajuns sd
fie dascal. Lucra noaptea ca sd
poata merge la prelegerile universe
tatei ziua. A ahsolvat dreptul 81
s'a facut advocat.
Find prictinul yechiu 81 perso-
nar al presedintelni Harding, lu-
crat pentru alegerea lui. S'a ridi-
cat La pozitic foartc malta in Ger.
curile industrisls 81 politice,
Sit,latia colonelului Thompson
nu este tocmai usoara. Find can
didatul Official al partidului care
este acum la putere, toata ura 81
nemultamirea poporului fata dc
actiunile guvernului federal din
Washington 81 al celui local din
Columbus, Sc va resfrange asupra
persoanei sale. NJ S 'au gasit inca
guverne carl sd plaza fiecarui ce-
tatean. Tocmai de aceea, persoa-
ma colonelului Thompson nu va juca
mare rol in aceste alegeri: lupta
Sc va da pc chestia administratiei
din Washington. Votantii din O.
hio, prin alegerea ori infrange-
rea colonelului Thompson Isl vor
cxprima aprobarea orr disaproba-
rea guyernarei federale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
"BARBARIA" Ros6ANrLoR,

Pc la Teius . trecut acum cate
va zile 81 tree inca trcnuri GU
copii. Stunt copiii Vienei ospitali-
zati in timpul verii in Romania 81
carl acum Sc reintorc, = desigur
GU pareri de rau, in tara lor in
fometata.
I'm timp ce marble 81 bogatele
puteri studiaza gasirea unui mil
lOc pentru salvarea de la pierre a
I! !Austriei, barbarii 81 salbatecii ro-
mani, ''die wilde Walachen'
s'au gandit ca mai de .graba tre-
buesc ajutati copiii, bietii copii
earl nu sunt de vina nici la gro.
zaveniilc razboiului nici nu sta
de schimbarile valutare. Vor Il
VENT Gu frica copilasii, i'll tara
fostilor dusmani. Astazi Sc intorc
rcintariti, rumeni la fata 81 vol.
Inici la trup. Pamantul mai gene
rOs aici 81 aerul curat de la tara
STA facut datoria. In orasul lor
frumos, aarul incarcat Gle praf 81
FUN din fabrici, lfpsa ,poatc chiar
! a painci de toate zilele lc va rea
mint intinsul verde 81 cerul al
bastru al Romaniei. Anul viitor.
vara viitoarc aSteptata de Ell cu
nerabdare. In miniature, ell drept
cuyant Sc poate numi accasta
lumanitate. Pc urma grozavului
razboi atatea lucruri ce sc ere
dcau fiXe, s'au schimbat, atatea
tlcgi 81 axiome s'au prabusit. 0
intreaga problema, problema O.
meneasca societatii europene
/, sta nerezolyata inaintea savanti-
lor GU ochelari, ce Sc straducsc sa
aduca la indeplinire ce-au stator-
nicit pc hartie. Stunt oameni boz
gait 81 oameni carl n All &c, man
ca; dar sunt 81 tari &c NOR de
foame. Oamenii bogati nu cred
flamanzilor; dar nici tarile
bogate celor ce pier Gu eat All
bani mai multi. + grca problema,
, 81 totus precisa.
In haosul neintclcsului, copiii
unui oras mcrg spre pieire, Sc
lpierd pentrn llmanitate 81 poate
ipentru civilizatic. De aceea cand,
ca fosti dusmani he ingrijim dc
o partc din eli, gestul, GU toata
lipsa de istudiuss apare ca q
pilda pentru savantii ell barbi 81
ochelari &c Sc muncesc sa gaseasca
1o solutie.
! (Din "Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

Constantinopol, 8 Octomvrie. =
Trupele turcilor nationalist si-au
coptinuat avansarea lor eri in dis,
trictul orasului Chanak, care este
ccntrul fortelor engleze. Trupe
iregulare turcesti au aparut la 4
distanta foarte scurta de Beikos,
intre dealurilc ce 'nconjura Bos-
forul, unde englezii sunt in tran.
see. La opt mile de acest loc sunt
ancorate vasele de razboiu ale
Statelor Unite.