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The New York herald., 1922-12-05
WORKERS PARTY BORN
HERE UNDER AUSPICES
OF THE RUSSIAN SOVIET
Organized Year Ago to Overthrow Capitalism by
Armed Observation-Disclosures Show Close
Working With Moscow-Strategy for Union
Control -Enticement Of Young People
Farmers to Be Inveigled
SECOND ARTICLE.

radicals launched
Communist sentiment and
country America
raids
At that
A shpoad as o
did 1921,
ization
watching
connected the the
believes Communist America
the Communist Party Russia
organization.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Harvey Says Europe Faces
Worst Outlook in History

7 ONDON, Dec (Associsted
PreS) Ambassador Harvey
at the American Circle OF
the Lyceum Club said: Europe
is facing the most despairing out
look in history" If no good or per-
manent results came from the
meeting OF the Premiers IN London
preparatory to the Brussels con-
ference. he failed TO see how Eu-
rope could 1--we another year. The
last two years had been worse
than the war, and the Preniers'
meeting would he the most momen-
tous since 1918. EconCmic condi-
tions IN Europe must be settled az
this meeting: otherwise there
would. be no use in holding the
Brussels meeting or any other.
There must be en- immediate ad-
justment OF conditions in the minor
countries or II win affect the
United States and England. Eng
land and America can withstand,
but cannot endure" ---~
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
JERSEY SEER FORETELLS
HOTTEST DECEMBER
Flock of RI0ckbirds Clues
Deuce His Cue.

A flock OF blackoirds called yester-
day upon A. J. Devoe. the noted weather
prophet of Hackensack They took a
rest In his trees and seemed to he dis
cussing the location OF North and South.
"They left last night and l couldn't
gee which way they went" said the
prognosticator. This means they arc
in doubt about the weather. So Is every
body else, with one or two exceptions
Now predict the hottest December on
record. with no great storms, only up
North. On December Is we will get
part OF storm from New England
States"
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Political side Uppcrmo-,.

Senators ard Representatives. is-
porting fer duty to-day reflected .
more lively interest IN political potion
tialitics than IN the affairs OF the Go p
orument They vocaliy canvassed the
possibilities nf a third party framed
along radical or independent lines.
speculated over individual chances for
the Presidential nomination and nat
urally debated their OVID ambitions
rather than tho comparatively simple
problems grouped under three de
tinct heads which. IN the opinion ~
Administration officials, call for
prompt and decisive action.
There was little thought among the
members regarding The estimates for
tho maintenance OF the executive de-
partmeuts, which when reduced 60
appropriation measures. should have
the right Of WAY. There seemed 20 lo
little appreciation Of the recommends
tlona OF the Secretaries OF War ana
tho Navy that tho pending session re-
pair the damage already done 10 th'
land and sea establishments Of ul-
Government, which, according e.
those officials. haze been sertousl.
crippled BY Congressional parsimony
plus pacifist prejudices.
The days discussion on the shlr
subsidy bill. which the President in-
sists shall DO approved by the Senaie
was vague and Indifferent and geuei-
ally hostile. The radical irsurgenf
groups. intent on playing politics wiz
visionary legislative projects Of ques
tionable value 20 the agriculture and
labor elements. already have seized
upon the ship subsidy bin as a suit
able weapon with which to obstruet
the appropriations and army and nae
measures, SO there will OF necessiiN
have 20 be an extra session.
The President is known 20 have 90
his face against a continual Congress
sionai performance which will be urged
by the promoters OF the various groupT
who are determined either TO dictate
the policies OF the Harding Admiuis
tration or bring about the creation Of
a new party which tho Tn Toilette en-
terprise failed TO provide.
In his present state Of mind--whieh
viii rnquestionahiy be rcvsaltd in Nv
message the President viii address .
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
SPANKING WEEK URGED
FOR CITY'S CHILDREN
Mrs. Smith Afford for Care
ful, PrGycrfui Sponks.'

An old fashioned spanking week. with
careful, prayerful spanking" would do
a lot OF good in raising the future cit-
sens Of Now york. Mrs. Smith Afford
said in an address ~ the eighteenth
anniversary meeting OF the Big Brothers
and sisters nj the Hotel Pennsylvania
last night Other speakers were RABBI
stephen s. wise, Justice Cornelius y.
Collins. Mrs. Charles Psrmelel. Mrs.
sidney - Borg, Mrs II. Gloster Arm
strong, Mrs. Edwin II. Horn and Roland
sheldon.
Justice colline said that the number
Of children appearing In the children.
Court had decreased from $4,000 IN
1915 10 10000 In 1921. Mrs. william X.
Vanderbilt was Oh the speakers plat
form.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

Austin +. rreesingor. "a lawyer Of 10
William street. ttopped Patroiinan
Ioseph Allies last night in front ~ the
Presslnger residence az West Eighty
1rst street and said
II wish you'd come into my back
yard. Some kind Of an animal 10 IN there
and il has frightened my servants r
leaps az them when they go out and
none OF them will 20 any more. IL
leaped at me. too, yesterday"
patrolman Allies went into the yard
with hts fashlight and found, huddled In
q corner small furry animal about a
foot hirs, and two feet long. He daszled
rs eyes with a rash and grabbed II By
the nfS J., ~ HIM in The right hsnd
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Policeman Hunting in Dark, Trees
Opossun, in Upper West Side Yard

but he held IL and took it into the
house. where ne put II in basket
Then he examined It and found he
had caught an opossum. The Central
Park manager was notified. but az far
as was known no opossum had escaped
from there.
The police thought that perhaps tho
animal might have belonged 10 some
west side woman. several Of whom
have recently been seen leading opos-
sums about on leashes. The animal
was turned over 10 the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Russians WIN ADVANTAGE.
Turk. Criticize Curson.

LAUSANNE, Dec. 4 (Associatsd Press).
The Turkish delegation tonight In a
statement attacking Curzons attitude
said Lord Curzon was certainly pro-
vocative and aggressive. He was using
an old English manoeuvcr and trying TO
befog the real Issue. His statement that
,ts1net Pasha was not showing respect
COR the conference because he was not
ready TO outline Turkeys position I'm
detail certainly was disrespectfui TO the
head of our delegation"
The Turks do not consider the situa-
tion hopeless and believe that further
negotiations are possible. but some OF
them went so far "a to say that IL a
break came Turkey was ready to con-
finue the war. suggesting that she could
make the straits uncomfortable for the
Allies. seize the Mosul oil fields. retake
Mesopotamia and perhaps set effective
help from the Mosems In India and
Egypt through general Islam uprising.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Activities of Ku klux
Beyond Federal Laws
SSeetoi Dispatch to Tux New York Ensrp'
New York Herald Bureau.
WashirK Kton. ID. c.. Dec. T.

A TT . r n + Y @ T. " E r A L.
~ DAUGHERTY made it clear
to-day in a letter TO Senator
Walsh (Mass.) that the activities
OF the Ku Klux Klan cannot be
reached under the present Federal
laws and that the States must deal
with the organization.
The power Of the Government in
the hght against the hooded Klans-
men is very limited. President Elar-
ding can dismiss from the Govern
ment service the several hundred
employees known 10 belong TO the
Klan. The Department OF Justice
has obtained llsts of Federal office-
holders in this secret order.
A year ago Mr.. Daugherty said
he doubted his authority to act un-
less the mails were icing used in
violation OF the,l's~s f"'
but the 'T'7
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
ELTINC GETS PORT JOB;
CALDER NOT CONSIDERED
Kingston Leader Selected as
Collector Here.
New York Herald Bureau. l
Washington. ID. G.. Dec. {.

sp,ci1I Dispatch to THE Nzw Yosx IIsurD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. d. e.. Dec. 4.
1t was stated officially to-day at the
Treasury Department that Philip Eiting
of Kingston, N. Y, Republican leader OF
Ulster county will be appointed Coliec-
tor of Customs for the Port OF New
York. The nomination will go 20 the
Senate in a few days.
After the election in which Senator
Calder was defeated a movement was
started 20 have him named TO the coll
iectorshlp. II Is not known whether he
acquiesced in this campaign, but off,
cials at the Treasury Department said
his name had NO. been considered
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Constitution of the Workers Party
Demands Overthrow of CapitaLisnl

The following article
the Workers America party
brated fifth Lexng-
police were
Workers Party as
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
STEAL 90 BARRELS OF WHISKY

PEORIA ILL.,. Dec i.--Thirty men sur
rounded the Liberty Yeast Corporation
al Pekin tonight and compelled en-
pioyees TO help them load sixty barrels
OF whisky on five automobile trucks.
The plant Is used as warehouse for
liquor
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Meet. Newberry Mt Hotel.
HOSPITALS To GET LraroR.

An order signed by United states Dis
trict Court Judge Garvip IN BROOKLYN
yesterday has directed the distribution
OF 624 gallons OF liquor 70 fourteen hos
pltala In Brooklyn. long Island and
staten Island. The whisky was seized
on board the yacht Edith. ,rned by An.
thony Csssess the bootlegger. who has
been sentenced to two years Imprisou-
r.ent at Atlanta and fins OF $1,000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05


Dublin. Dec. s.
The Provisional Parliament came 20
an end this afternoon with the members
taking tho oath under the new treaty.
and thereby constituting tho Chamber
81 Deputies one OF the estates OF tho
Trish Free State. The others are the
King. as represented bv tho Governor
General. and the Senate.
President Cosgravc told tho Deputies
IN confidence the names OF the thirty
men ne Will nominate for the Senate on
Wednesday. The Deputies will elect the
remaining thirty on the same day.
There win be but few changes. ~ any
In the Cabinet. Cosgravo remaining
President. The President will ne me six
of the members and Parliament I've.
DrnfiN, Dec (Asscciaie-l Press -
President Cosarave left here uneypect-
cdiy to-nign. for London On urgent ousi-
nsss.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Every Member Pledged.

ton, which, translated into COmfnun-
ist language, is armed insuYTection.
Those charged with the enforce
nlent OF tho laws of the land have
never met a more aggressive. a more
determined or a smarter crowd They
have discovered that they cope with
intelligent. trained propagandists and
revoiutionists. The. leading men and
women directing the movement for
teh workers republic are highly edu-
Gated. courageous and subtle.
Real Purposes of Party.
A set of resolutions adopted at the
New York convention explains the real
intentions Of the new party:
Resolution No. l reads:
PERSECUTION OF WORKERS."
Whereas the organized workers
have been made the victims Of vio-
lent persecution Mt the hands Of the
cspitalistic oppressive governments
throughout the world. and
Whereas these prosecutions in
stituted at the behest OF said gov
ernments, either direct tIy or indi-
rectly, are typified by the Fascisti
Of italy and the White Guards of
Hungary and Finland. the Noske
Guard Of Germany, and police per-
secutione OF the workers OF pain.
Greece, Jugo-Slavia and other coun-
tries, has resulted in the slaughter
ing OF thousands OF the valiant
champions of the cause OF the
working class. and
Whereas these prosecutions are
but an unmistakable indication OF
the intenslfication of the class
struggle and tho attempts OF tho
master class TO use any means at
their disposal to suppress the grow
ing desire of tho working class for
freedom from wage slavery and the
struggle to achieve this aim, there
fore be IL
Resolved. That the Workers party
go on record protesting against
these brutal onslaughts. pledging
it's whole hearted support 10 the op-
pressed and prosecuted workers of
the world by exposing the true
character and intentions OF the de-
structlye efforts OF the master class
10y uniting its forces with those OF
the workers Of all nations, takes up
the challenge and will carry on the
fight for the abolition OF all exploita-
tons and prosecutions and the es-
tablishment OF n workers republic
throughout the world"
American Legion and Labor.
Resolution No. 2 reads:
Whereas the American capitalist
class in It's fear of the rising labor
movement has created and organ
lied the American Legion in order
TO terrorize II into submission. and
Whereas the American Legion
has openly shown It's hostility to or
ganized labor. tarring and lynchinc
representatives OF labor, and
Whereas the World War veter-
Continued on PAGE Eight
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

rkrNrEn TRUCKS. Made In New York, q
% ton free repairs I year 5th Webster
5 snues, l.. I. City. Tel. Astoria 4ise.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

Personal experienced management; 81, 600
Up; mos. Jan. ~ (San Trancleco FEB. To-.
4, &, Clark. Times Bldg, y, N,-Adr.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. d. g., Dec. 4.
President Harding has the Sixty
seventh Congress on his hands for the
fourth time since he was inaugurated
twenty-one months ago
Along with il he is confronted ~
rather more vexatious problems than
any President has inherited III times
Of peace The fourth and final reel ~
the present Congress necessar viii
be brief because il must au-od atically
come TO an end on March 4
n the President and the more re-
sponsible leaders OF his party have
their way there win be n gratifying
hiatus before the sixty eighth Cou-
gress assemblies to stage the preltD,i-
naries for the next Presidential san-
paign. II various groups Of Senators
and Representatives.. insurgentlv in
clined. have their way the President
will be compelled TO call an extra ses-
sion TO enact legislation essential TO
the proper conduct OF the public busi
ness, and which could he achieved
without difficulty during the next
three months IL politics were left out.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

LOOKING for office space. lofts or show
rooms7 Then consult the Business Prop
crty Guide published every Tueeday, Thurs
day and Sunday IN tbs Real Estate pages Of
Tac New York Herald See Page 2i.-Adr.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

DEwEY's 'DEw-TuNE" roNICs.
Blood. Nerve and Body Bidders.
Sold opiy At i3s Fulton st.. N Y. c--lxv
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Necessity and Ambition.

Beyond the appropriation bills tor
the maintenance Of the ten executive
branches OF tho public service There
does not eSis; In the minds cf tbs
President ard his advisers any I'M
peratiye demand for new venture
projected or sponsored by personali
ambitious legislators for political r5fber
than other reasons.
II is quite apparent. however. that
the legislative hlo-s OF various sorts,
prompted " divers ambitions. intend
TO resort to every parliamentary dc
vice 10 hold mp the legitimate business
Of the Government in order TO force
an extra session and provide them
selves with the theater ia which TO cx-
plot their political plGrs.
The outside leaders of both p3rtier
appear TO concur in the opinion that
Congress should adjourn politics and
provide the routine legislation desired
by the Government and give the cour-
try a rest from legislative irritations
as eXpeditiously as possible.
The plans of the various insursent
radical and class blocs. such a.
agrlculturc and labor. refuse 20 see D.
that way. The enterprise engineered
by Senator Ia Toilette OF Wisconsin
and made up OK a motley army OF pic
turcsquo types and strained emotion.
undoubtedly will project into the lce
islatiye situation proposals that viii
cause endless discussions ana possibly
prevent enactment OF the legislation
actually needed BY the Government
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

adopted at its convention in thi
city, declares:
ARTICLE /. The name OF this or
ganization shall be the Workers
Party OF America. Its purposes
shall be to educate and organize the
working class for the abolition OF
capitalism through the establish
ment Of the workers republic.
ARTICLE 2. The emblem OF the
party shall be the crossed banner
and the sickle, with a circular mar
gin having at the top Workers
Party OF America and beneath
WORKERS OF the World. United
Applicants sor membership shall
sign an application card reading as
follows: The undersigned declares
his adherence to the pYi,,cfples and
tactics of the Workers Party OF
America as expressed in its program
and constitution and agrees to sub
init to the discipline Of the party
and pledges himself to engage ac-
tively In its work."
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

- -sLp
-,iw "a her
he Ste lorersS. 81 leaex
'ouuuc to land my tsa-
Son or lac murder OF tho Rev. I'u~ar
,sli and Mrs. Elenor Il. tuls is
LII tarnninx 4 Trenton ,o-mct
gprre-'-
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Dali Takes Oath.

Soe,ioi Cable 20 THn New VoRK HNgup.
Copyright. 1922, by THE NEw NoaE lirHu o
New York Herald Bureau.
Dublin Der
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

Carolina tiotei rinehnrrs, y. =. Coed rr-r.
panyi sunshine. sport and eosafort Id.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

Continued on pnEs Eight.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
THE BEST IN ITS HISTORY.

The New York Herald, with all that was
BEST of The Sun intertwined with it, and
he whole revitalized. is bigger and better
md sounder newspaper than ever before
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain and warmer to-day; tomorrow fail
and much colder; strong south winds.
Highest temperature yesterday. %; lowest, 81
Detailed weather reports viii DO found Editorial
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
LA TOILETTE GROUP
SEEKS RULE OR ruin
AS CONGRESS OPENS
Would Attempt Creation Of
New Party if Schemes
Collapse.
TURMOIL is EXPECTED
Ambitious Bloc Promoters
Intent on Using Monkey
Wrench.
WANT AN EXTRA SESSION
President Determined TO Fight
This Movement as Being
Unjustified.
WANT AN EXTRA SESSION
By LOUIS sEInoLD.

Speeidl Dispatch ia TIM NEw ToaE Hszsrn
New York Herald Bureau
Washington. ID. c., Dec. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19

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Christmas wreaths, Piants moderateiy
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-24
MEGA Ia EhBhjADA
QUE ObREGON VAYA
4 RENUNC|AR
Considera que la version
fue fraguada en- los
Estados lJnidoS

En- el Consulate General de Me-
xico en- esta c:udad, Sc proporcion6
aver IA prensa local el siguiente
mensaje trasmitIdo 81 81 pOr e. En-
cargado de Ncgocios de Mexico en-
Washington, Seior Manuel c. T6llez:
':Hoy Sc da 4 IA prensa local el si-
guiente boletfI: E. peri6dico New
York Tribune" en- su edici0n de fe-
cha de hoy, pub,ica un telegrama fe-
chadO en- Washington el dia de aye:
en- e. cuaI Sc dice que ei Presidente
Obreg6n, debido 4 encontrarse enfer-
mo, va renCnciar su alto puesto
y que sara substituido Ell la Presiden-
cia de ia Repuhlica por el actual Sc
cretario de Hacienda Adolfo de Ia
Huerta.
La Emha jada de Mexico ha Sido
oficialmente au;o-izada para declarar
que no hay raz0a dc ningUna especie
para fundar "a! version IN cual, esta
perfectamente Gemostrado.s ha sido
confecionada 81 los Estados Unidos
por ciertos niementos intereSeses
4 quienes asf convene propalar tales
versiones.-Firmado: TGllez.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-24
CLENENCEAU PROVOCO, CON SUS
.DLSCURSOS, La AGITACION EN-
.EL SENADO DE LOS E. LJNIDOS
La poica del Goberno frances es condenada por uaros
miembros de la Alta Cdmara, entire quienes Sc
cuenta Ell democrata Hitchcock

WASHINGTON, noviembre @J.-Los
discursoS que ha pronunciado NJ.
CIemenceau en- Nueva York han
provocado las iras de varios Senado-
res. principalmente de los que mas
combatieron el tratado dc Versailles
Y Ia Liga de Naciones.
FL senador Hitchcocst prominentc
dem6crata del coniite dc Relaciones
Exteriores. ha declarado que la ac-
titud de Clmenceau hacia Alemania
es tai que hara que tcngan muy po-
ca eficacia sus llamamientos al puc-
bio americana.
Mr.. Hitchcock habl6 hoy en- e. Sc
nado acerca de los discurSoS del
"Tigre". manifestando que su pro-
p6sito no era tanto el de criticarlo.
sino mas b!en condenar la politica
del Gobierno francis hacia Alema-
MIA.
'Si bten Cleuencesu no es conoci-
do como un militarista radical. CO.
mo Poincars Y otros esta distas. ST Sc
ha creado Ia reputaci6n de repre-
sentar una politica enteramente "a
gresiva hacia Alemania.
'Asf pues. rerruebo un tanto ei