Evening star., 1922-11-16
EDITORIAL DIGEST

zette- Times (republican). 1.-THE dem
ocfatic victories and gains will. Of
course. be hailed by that party as
psstssn 'gu%Pes II s poea Sss
know they were In the mass nothing
Of the kind. ."--Pittsburgh Dispatch Gin
dependent republican,.
The lesson Of the election Is that
the voters are not satisfied with re-
publican performances to date and
gives more public satisfaction in ihe
next two years the overtufn Of the
off-year elections Is likely to be re-
peated IN the presidential election in
1se4."-Hansor Commercial tinaepend-
sns III. s: s.: .1 si sssni, q :Ssns;
ana other glaring errors OF the Sixty.
seventh Congress. Syracuse Herald
independently. .-The election is . ver-
dict fer old.fashlcned Ameracanism. -
Buffalo Times Independent demo
"A decided reaction asain.t the
Harding administration. Congress and
the tarih. emphatic enough In the
opinion OF some observers to Indicate
a probable victory for progressive re-
publicans Of the west against the re-
dictionary east"-Hartford Time. tdem.
ready is more than half won. Rich
mond Times Dispatch tdemocraticp.
III there ia leadership. IL there Is real
constructive statesmanship. Il there
IL creative ability Of a high order
Within the ranks OF the democracy the
should wake 1t from its long leth-
afsy:" - Birmingham News demo
cratic). Looking back over the per
formances Of the Sixty-sevehth Con-
Gress most open -minded folk, regard
less Of party ahiliations. will agree
Nat h,at~ &..f1s
al.oxethsr deserved" New orleans
Times-Picayune tdemocratic).
''The outcome is q warning to the
party In power. A policy OF drift
won't do. A policy simply. OF ferrnu.
latinE q good program alone won't
..rhe Harding administration inher.
lied gigantic and impossible task.
at THAT task.-Sioux city Journal
(republican). "It was 4 warning. not
a.sa defeat" asn., "TDalIth ..rl Herald ande-
istration. 1t. cannot we'll be viewed
Tribune tdemocratic). "rhe people
have made their great protest. They
have overturned the machine set up
to take it's place. nothing that prom
ises decisive constructive action
Minneapolis Journal Independent re-
"oat of that election can be drawn
s,,.t sS sss91 % M s.ss,y fs yya,,ss,
Boston Christian Science Monitor (,n-
dependeht). indicates festofation
Of normal political condition rather
than a deliberate reputation OF any
particular protram OF political ac-
non 1aN
prospers best when parties are equal
check upon the other. From that
viewpoint. two years Of sensible leg
islatlon. shesid .,., . be II sight "a Wash
ens sss ssun,4y
constructive, progressive lesislAtien.
1t viii welcome clean.eNt, sane and
vigorous polieies."-AAnehebt Ution
(independent republican,.
These days are too short. Just be-
you were at work.--Nashviile Ten
nessean.
The kick that tumblsd volstAad
over had more than any half Of
per cent power behind it..-Nashville
Banner.
ME-. rOFuuey, tue L&Tlu maker, may
now realtye tho truth of that old
saying, "Ths' higher the fewer."-
MilwAVkAs Journal.
A police commissioner who would
eat candy mailed Anonymously would
blow out the Sah-Philadelphia
Record.
How did small men put over the
idea of Importance before they dis
covered that line, Dictated but hot
read?'-AtlantA Constitution.
The brilliant suggestion to finger
print everybody leads to the equally
brilliant idea that each OF ua Gerry
number plates front ana rear
Sheridan Enterprise. -
But everys man yeu SEQ With q
black shirt 10 not nSoe0saeily fascisti.
His laundry may have shut down on
his credit.--DsGihaw News-c -confiee.i
No wonder the President 10 feceiv-
Ing thousands Of sugesstIons advis-
ing him how to collect the European
DEBTS. Nearly everybody knows q
good cellector.--Toledo Blade.
Ann6uncsment that the United
slater will put no Curb On Clemen-
c6svss talk here IL reminder OF
fAew far we hAve Departed ffem 4res