The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-18


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~ speaker mentioned briefly
I32kA mind Europe once had during
fsfka days Of tn ANTIQUE power. but
Es1oId that now there is NO common
fs1ifnd. nor can there be under the
EIeaistiug conditions. He stated thAt
are literally starving. and
I'D the economical and political
\ lie OF Europe Ii In the hands OF
I novices. There 10 confusion ev-
4 saryvhere. he stated. There IL the
mutual hate. Not q single boun-
dary line has been drawn since the
! end OF the war which will not be
fought over in the next few years.
j Europe il an armed camp, with
4 more men under arms today than
there were In 1914. Everywhere
there 10 hate. All instincts OF unity
have been suppressed"
DR.. steiner gave vivid contrast
or conditions in various Of the prtn-
cipal cities of European countries
before the war and since the de-
struction. mentioning Vienna, Ber-
line. Petrograd. Moscow, Paris and
1 Budapest
Dr.. Steiner told OF changed con-
ditions in ocean travel since the
first Of his IS trips across the
oceans. Only once has he taken
7 cabin passage, and that last sum
Dner. On other crossings ne mas
travelled Storage. He says steer
age conditions are better and capil
accommodations more luxurious
than ever before. He described I'M
people who are to be found In Tn.
steerage and contrasted them witt
the wealthy personages travehnl
higher class. In telling OF the d
. versions for passengers on the lin
ers, be contrasted the folk musi'
Of the steerage with modern jazz q
played by small symphony or
crestra. The speaker took the &C
casion to express his opinion OF
Jazz music and saxoEhone player
I for which he expressed murder
GUS hatred, He described some Q
the women passengers as "ingen
ious clothes racks" and the gen
eral run Of passengers members
society who do least aud get mos
In lamentinE the present cond
tions of Europe. DIR. Steiner state
( he did not so much regret the d,
strnction Of the beauties. which ca
4. rah,rIt MANY of them betts
tn.r hofors nor The destruction ,
.ha millions ~ mon NOR the INTO
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~ ch,idren - dnns in the school
thanLs to The Amer;cans The chi
dron are shadows n were 10
and varted IN nunish thoS. :
snonsibie for the destruction.
have these children continual
pass before them. Every day aft
their meal Of condensed milk N
bread with raisins in it, they ia,
west and repeat. Thank you, Anne
ica.'
"All the pomp and ceremony