New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Mc(.orrllickCets
ElectiOnR Results
By Radio at Sea
Senator Receives Complete
NationaI Returns Aboard
Mauretas.ia; assengers
In London ON Fifth Day
Lady Johnstone Departs
Earl of Cranard Returns TO
Vote in House of Lords
for Irish Constitution

The outcome OF the election yester-
day was the chief topic of discussion
among the passengers and those who
bade them bon voyage when the Cunard
liner Mauretania sailed yesterday for
Plymouth. Cherbeurg and Southampton.
Most Of the American passengers, in
cluding Senator Medill Mccormick,
chairman Of the Republican Senatorial
Committee, who had Just completed
two months strenuous campaigning,
had voted by mail
Although all vessels on tho high seas
received the election returns as soon
as they were available last night, Sena-
tor Mccormick maze arrangements to
nave q complete synopsia of the cleo
tion results over the entire country
forwarded to him by radio The Sena-
tor said yesterday before departing
that after he perused the returns he
would post them for all the passengers.
Senator Mccormick and Mrs. McCor-
mick are on their way to the south of
France, where the Senator will visit his
mother. Later they will make tour of
FRANCE, Great Britain. Germany, Aus
trfa and Italy. He said he would make
IN these countries. as he believes that
the United States is vitally Interested
IN their recovery.
III the governments of the Euronesn
states are resolute in their determine
Won TO bring the economic recovery os
EUROPE, ne declared, 'there will be
many IN this country who will think
that American business can heln 20
this end, although they are opposed to
american political alliances with Euro
pean powers.
;, Inc Earl Of Granard also was AMONG
Ine passengers hurrying to cast his
vote IN the House Of Lords for the
Istlhcation OF the new Irish constitu
position, but decided it would he het-
ter Tor him to be on hand to partici-
pate IN the voting. He left the count
ess and the children with her father.
ogden Mills, expecting TO return here
again by Christmas. He expscts Ia
depart for home with his family short
~ after the holidays.
ne earl said he attended a politi
cai meeting for his brother law
ogdeh L: Mills, while he was here, and
was profoundly impressed with the Or
derliness Of the session. The earl
commander of the Royal Irish Regi-
ment during the war, was accompanied
by his valet, Sergeant Meredith, ona
OF the members of that contingent.
Lady Johnstone, sister Of GifYoui
Pinchot, Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor OF Pennsylvania, said that she
was leaving her brother, whom she
considered to be reasonably sure of
erection, TO return to England, where
her son Is running for Parliament
from suburb of London on the Coali-
tion-Liberal ticket.
When the Mauretania sailed yester-
day there was blanket OF fog over
the harbor, and IL it stretched far out
to sea the liner may be handicapped in
reaching Plymouth next Sunday at
noon, as was hoped. Plymouth has
been made new port OF call FOR the
Mauretania, SO that it will be possible
for her passengers to entrain there
and reach London in time for dinner
on the evening of the fifth day out Of
New York.
When the big Cunarder started slow
ly for midstream persons on the pier
were startled to see her come to a
standstill when she had proceeded onlv
half her own length and then start
forward again to her former position.
AS this maneuver was executed it was
apparent TO the onlookers that Captain
Rostron had made it to swing the stern
Of the vessel clear of the end Of the
pier SO that he could back out and
continue in a wide turn, stern first,
into midstream without the assistance
OF tugs.
Others sailing on the liner included