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The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
TAKES.DEFEAT
Of TOWNSEND
AS MANDATE
FROMPEOPLE
Letter of Resignation Will Be
Read to Senate Tomorrow,
According to Present Plans
DEEMED ELECTION REBUKE
Reviews 4-Year Fight to Keep
His Seat and Says He viii
Be Ready Always to Serve

Truman 81. Newberry resign
ed his seat in the United States
Senate yesterday. His resigna-
ton was accepted by Gov. Alex
j. Groesbeck, of Michigan, who
announced he had not decided
upon a successor.
A copy of the resignation
was handed to Vice President
Coolidge at 4 o clock with the
request that it be read into the
records of the Senate as soon
as possible. The intelligence
was communicated Immediately
to President Harding.
Newberry's resignation ended a
stormy career fraught with court
actions, recounts, moves to un-
seat him by the Senate, and fin
ally by the defeat of his col
league from Michigan, Senator
Charles B. Townsend, Republican,
who attributed his defeat to his
defense Of Newberry.
Newberry said he was prompt
ed to resign by the rebuke given
at the last election TO Senators
who had voted to seat him and
also to the fact that in the new
Senate a move to expel undoubt-
edly would pass.
The letter OF resignation will be
read to the Senate tomorrow as the
Upper House will adjourn today out
of respect to the memory of the
late Senator Watson, Of Georgia.
FRIENDS ABANDON HOPE.
Woodbridge n. Ferris. the new
Senator from Michigan. who de-
feated Townsend. had planned to
reopen the case and numerous Sen
ators were prepared TO rally to his
standard. Even the friends Of
Newbsrry in Washington last night
said he could not hope to retain
his seat in the face OF the demon
strated temper of the voters.
Following is the text Of Senator
Newberry's letter Of resignation 20.
Governor Groesbeck as made public
at his office here last night:
Detroit, Mich.
November Is. 1888.
Hon. Alex. J. Groesbeck.
Governor Of Michigan.
Lansing. Mich.
Sir:
/ tender herewith my resigna-
ton as United States Senator
from Michigan. to take immediate
effect.
j am impelled to take this &C.
ton because at the recent cleo
ton, Notwithstanding his long and
faithful public service and his
strict adherence to the basic prin-
ciples OF constructive Republican
ism which hold in common with
him. Senator Townsend was de-
feated. While this failure TO re-
elect him may have been brought
about. in part. by over four years
of continuous propaganda of mis-
representation and untruth. fair
analysis Of the vote In Michigan
and other States where friendu
and Political enemies alike have
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
Status as Visitor Saves Mrs. McAdoo
From Fine for Speeding in California

Harold I. Cruzon explained how It
was today.
Il have never finded a visitor or
tourist in my life. and never will, .
he said. mot once have I fined a
visitor who has been in the state
less than two months and when I
learned Mrs. McAdoo was q recent
arrival I did not press the case
against her."
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
International News Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Alleging
that her husband. Ottavio Scotto,
manager of Claudia Muzio, the opera
Mrs. Carmelina Scotto stated tonight
that she had signed papers in a
$125,o00 alienation of affection suit
against the singer. and also had
signed papers in a separation suit
against her husband.
Mrs. Scotto was careful, however,
in her statement not to attack the
singers character or to accuse her
Of any wrensdeins.
81 had to do it to protect nay chill.
drsn," she said. .They are yeuas.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
Marching Army
OF 1,8OO Turkeys
Upsets Village

Waitsburg, WASH, Nov. 10.
A ROUNDUP of 1900 tur.
- keys in one flock star.
tied villagers as the birds
were driven en- route to mar.
ket. The turkeys are owned
by Thomas Oryill and Robert
Spense, who will drive them
slowly over the rough coun-
try until they reach Walla
Walla, where they will be
shipped in cars to market for
Thanksgiving.
Myriads of frost-chilIed
grasshoppers. ants, seeds and
other food keep the turkeys
busy in the daytime. Each
night they are fed all they
can eat of coarse meal mixed
with cracked corn brought
from the rear by = four.mule
team.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
Lord Crewe Appointed
Ambassador to France
Bx InternationaI NeWs Serxie

BY International News Service.
LONDON, Nov. 10 (By Radio.H
Lord Crewe has been appointed
British Ambassador to France in
succession to Lord Hardinge. 1t was
learned tonight. This Is the first
important change In the British
diplomatic service since the Tory
government came into power.
Lord Crewe was formerly Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, secretary OF
state for the colonies and secre.
tary for India.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
International News Service.

EAGLE ROCK, Calf, Nov. 1s.-
Mrs. William q. McAdoo. wife of
the former Secretary Of the Treas
ury and daughter Of ex-President
Wilson. escaped q fine for speeding,
not because Of her prominence. but
because It 10 not customary to fine
visitors In Eagle Rock. judge
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
De Valera Threatens War
If ChiIders Is Executed.
International News Service

LONDON, Nov. 19. - Eamonn
De Valera has threatened a bloody
war II Erskine Childers. convicted
by a drumhead court-martial last
week. is executed. according to Il
dispatch from Dublin to the Daily
News. The dispatch states there
Is an uneasy feeling in Dublin due
to fears of reprisals. as a result
Of Fridays executions.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
HARDING FACES FIGHT ON SHIPSAS CONGRESS MEETS:
MANY DEAD AND WOUNDED IN FIGHTING IN NIRELAND
Sultan Sailing
For Prolonged
Exile in Malta
By international News Service.

By International News Service.
MALTA, Nov. 10.
WIRELESS advices tonight
reported. that the British
warship Malaga, with the Turk.
ish Sultan Mohammed vi on
board, was approaching Va
letta. The Sultan and mem
bers Of his encourage are ex.
pected to come ashore Monday.
The British military author.
titles are making arrangements
for . lengthy stay here by the
Sultan.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
Annie MacSwiney Appeals
To U. S. to Aid Her Sister.

DUBLIN. Nov. 19.-Annie Mac.
Swiney, who is on q hunger strike
at the gates Of Montjoy prison. in
protest against the continued de.
tention Of her hunger-strikine sis.
ter, Mary MacSwiney, within, to.
day appealed to Irish sympathizers
in the United States.
Il make my protest to the whole
world" said Annie MacSwiney to
International News Service. 'It ID
a protest which hope America
will hear and heed"
Other details of the hunger
strike Of Mary MacSwiney and
Annie MacSwiney will be found
on page 8, column 1.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
BOY SLABS cHUM TO DEATH

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-William
Marcellus. ten-year-old negro boy,
threw a spoiled apple at James Mot
ley, eleven, also colorsd, today. Mot
ley drew a Boy Scout knife and
stabbed his playmate to death.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
Today:
German Slaves New
Kind.
Excited Wives and
Eunuchs.
Prohibition Experiments.
. Experiments.
, ARTHUR BRISBANE
(cepyright. isaa).

1sA nun DpkA6oAN6-I
(cspyright. 1s7O.
THERE il to be radical force
in American politics-and
In the Senate, where you
would least expect 1t. That
comes of letting the people
elect Senators, instead Of
corn-fed political bosses ap-
pointing them, through their
legislatures.
The radicalism will be di-
vided, as usual Ia Toilette
will head his branch. Capper
will lead the farm bloc. Borah
will roam at large, like q proud
Western bison. Hiram john
son, who means to get RE-
SUITS, if it can be done in
his lifetime, will represent
another kind Of radicalism.
And goodLold organized cap
ita1, never dividing, never
dreaming dreams of seeing
visions, always identifying at
sight the statesmen "open to
sound argument" will rule as
usual-for the present.
La Toilette says: "This Con-
gress will have to begin func-
tioning for the people," Easy
to Say; hard to do. Have you
read Bertrand RusselPs "Why
Men Fight?"
apart from war;" says he,
"the modern great state is
harmful from its vastness and
the resulting sense of individ-
ual helplessness. The citizen
unless he is a man Of very rare
gitts-cannot hope to persuade
the state, to adopt purposes
which seem to him better.
Even in a democracy all ques-
| tions except a very few are
decided by a small number Of
officials and eminent men,"
Of this country he says,
with absolute truth: This is
especially noticeable in q country
like the United States, where.
In spite of the democracy,
most men have q sense Of al
most complete impotence in re-
yard to all large issues"
How much more does Flor
da know of Oregon than
iaine knows about Czecho-
S.ovakia as regards political
and economic issues? What
does the average, not the ex-
ception, like yourself, learned
reader, know about American
issues 1000 miles east, north
or south of him?
Can New Mexico work in
telligently with New Hamp-
shire, or New Jersey with
Kansas?
"Yes," you say. "In war"
But in war intelligence ceases
automatically to function as
men revert to the pack and
mob stage of action.
THIS state Of things leads,
Il not only in America but in
all large States, to something
of the weariness and discour.
agement that We associate with
the Roman Empire.
That is a fact for the new
radical force in the Senate to
think about. Modern States. as
opposed to the sms- " States
of Ancient Greece Or Medieval
Italy, leave little room for initia-
tive, and fail to develop in most
men any sense of ability to con-
troll their political destinies.
THE people need political educa-
L ton, and leaders that will
have power to center national
attention on VERY FEW big
issues. Offer a dozen issues,
none is understood. In politics
We are like the bushman that
could not count above five.
ERANCE will use German Ia
L Dor, paying nothing for it,
to deepen the river Seine and
prevent floods. German laborers
will be brought in train loads.
II is different from building the
' yramids by slave labor, for
erman slave labor will only be
oked down upon and depised,
! while on French soil. 1t will not
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
H|L0 IS DECLARED
REDUCED ID TO 0 RUINS
Prosperous Town Had Popula.
tion Of 5000; Only Meager
Reports Received.
International News Service.


VALPARAISO, Nov. 19.-That
q great earthquake, accompanied
by heavy damage, has occurred
at Hawaii, possibly the earth's
reaction from the recent terrific
quake in Chile, is reported today
by the captain Of the American
steamer Santa Cruz. His mes
sage says:
have just picked up a wire.
less message to the effect that a
heavy seismic disturbance has oc-
Cured at Hawaii, doing heavy
damage at the port of Hilo.
A later message from the same
source indicates that Hilo has been
destroyed.
II the above report can be cred.
tied 1t means the destruction oi
one of the most important cities
In Hawaii Hilo has a population
of 5000 and is situated on the East
ern coast of the Island on Hilo Bay.
1t is one of the principal ports in
the Pacific and is 2,062 miles from
San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20

k'hANCE VIII use 1elHian Ia
L Dor, paying nothing for it,
to deepen the river Seine and
prevent floods. German laborers
will be brought in train loads.
1t is different from building the
y yramids by slave labor, for
erman slave labor will only be
oked down upon and depised,
! while on French soil. 1t will not
Sbe dashed or starved.
In other ways it is the same
bid "woe to the yanquished."
4 you don't want to deepen the
cine on a slave basis. don't go
war and get beaten.
NREAT excitement in the
Sultan's palace, among his
ives and eunuchs, when it
s learned that Mohammed
Sultan Of Turkey and
ph ruling as Mohammed's
esentative, had fed on q
sh warship under Chris
protection.
lecause he has fed to
tian soil he is unfit to be
nued on Page 2. Column ~
The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
Mister Egg.s .

WIN Appear Every Day
in Bringing Up Father"
In this paper.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

HoN Gle maiiana, quise subir muy
Sol luna soberbia torre donde es-
toy, 8mino el paisaje que me brinda
esta fresca maiiana de mayo.
Me siento salvaje, libre, con el or
sullo del condor andino. No pienso
en- nadie mas que en- mi mismo ell
el aire sublime que me acaricia. FL
ciclo esta claro Y serene, borracho de
luz.
Todo me sonrfe, me halasa. sin
aduIaciOnes Es el amor de las altu-
ras que es majestad y blancura sin
mancillas.
Nj pajaros nj gentes, perturban mi
algeria. -.
Soy yo, porlue quiero ser yo. no
otro. He aquf el testamento de la vi
da.
Mas pronto. el vertigo caritati-
vo sc adueiia de mi Y empiezo a la
mar a las gentes que pasan pequehi-
tas por In calle. Z. / Comerciantes!...
iprofesionales l,. jartistas H., Gri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

mas empleados .insulares, por una
nimidad Sc resolvi0 que esta directi-
va, Ell representation de todOs los pa
dres, V tutores de los ninos que asis-
ten a dicha escuela, Sc enviara Il Ia
Comisi0n Econ6mica por cOnducto de
I'd. como Presidente. la siguiente eN-
posici6n sOlicitud:
De acuerdo con una ley pasada en-
la Ultima Asamblea Legislative. desde
principle del nuevo ano econ6mico
1922-1923, todos los salarios de los
empleados insulares sufrirdn una re-
baja considerable. en- ese n1mero de
empleados est;in inclufdos los profeso-
res profesoras de nuestras escuelas
pliblicas. -,
No es de nuestra incumbencia dis
cutir los Fundamentals que pudO tener
la Legislature del pals al votar una
ley. hacienda el reajuste de los sucl-
dos de los empleados, nj 81 es iusta o
no es, jilsta, 81 es esiuitativa o no es
equititiva. o 81 es conveniente 0 in
convehieite para los intereses genera
lee del pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
=
COnCurSO de
"El In1parcial'


clos. En- case de empate, Sc dejar6
opci5n de elias 10 que Sc ha de
resolver con el caro- en- disputa.
(h) 81 una persona ha reunido
mas votos que otra, pero esta ha acer-
tado mas, nImero de sdfas en- cuanto.
la palabra suprimida;Sa los anun-.
clos, el CAIRO sera otorgado anabas,
por haber cumplido las dos los reque-
rimientos del presente Concurso. q.
(i) Ell insuperable CAIRO BUICK
sera entregado i su dueiio o due
nos ZEN los mismos dep6sitos de SAM
tiago A. Panzardi, Inc.Ael dfa 1ro.
de enero de 1928, como obsequio de
Afio Nueyo. t%
Este CAIRO BUICK seleccionado por
nosotros para premiar la constancia
y habilidad y ademas la adquisici6n
diaria de Gel IMPARCIALr entire
nuestros lectores, es uno de los auto
movies mas lujosos, c6modos, rapi-
dos, de 4 cilindros y 5 pasajeros que
han adquirido una alta reputation
en- todo ell mundo, = que en- Puerto
Rico, donde es representado por San
tiago A. Panzardi, Inc, van la ca
beza entire los carros de turisno aquf
en- venta. Su precio no esta de acuer-
do con los grandes servicios que pres
ia, pues resulta inferior 10 que
realmente vale. iva Yd. desper-
diciar la oportunidad de poder adj
quirir un BUICK Gratisp-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
.YBitandOa aun CODp8feTO|

Como Sc informa en- otro lugar de
Ell. IMPARCIAL esta manana ingre-
SO en- la galera de la Carcel de Distri-
to, nuestro companero Eel senior AL
fredo Vargas reporter" de nuestro
colega Gel Mundo" sentenciado por
la Corte Federal a 5 dias de prision
en- i'm case por desacato, con motive
de una information publicada por es-
tie en- un asunto relacionado con el
Gran Jurado del expresado tribunal.
Han lido visitarle companeros v
amigos.
Ell detenido informo que habia ms
truido su abogado ell senor Guerra
para que no hiciera uso de ningun re-
curse legal que pudiera Greer la de-
sEfensa tuviera exito v que suplico' a
.nsus compaiieros en- el periodismo3 no
hicieran tampoco ninguna gestion pri-
-yada en- su favor.
Las sentencias por desacato no tie
"a men apelacion y solamente eel Presi-
dente de los Estados Unidos es quien
puede ejercer la gracia de indulto en-
esos casos. "a.
Ell joven periodista ocupa ell mislno
local que ell ex Coronel Stanton GUAM
do cumplio las 48 horas de prision que
lie fueron impuestas hace algun ITEM
po.
Su senorita hermana, que reside en-
Ia isla sus otros parientes han sido
informados de la sentencia impuesta
y de que ha comenzado eumplirla.
Testimoniando al distinguido COM
panero Y amigo nuestros mayor con-
sideracion en- ell actual momento, lie de-
jamos entregado las ideas que Sc
>guramente germinaran en- el cerebro
los que pierden, aunque sea por bre-
YES horas, el hermoso ambiente de la
libertad individual filosofando respec-
to los gales que ell oficio del llama
do "cuarto poder" proporciona.
Ananke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
sEMPOSICION Y SOLICITUD

Unicamente deseamos lamar la
atenci6n de esa Comisi0n Econ6mica
sobre los perjuicios que puede aca-
rrear la rebaja de los sueldos los pro
fesores. adn en- el supuesto de Il. ellos
no quisieran hacer uso del derecho
inalienable que tienen no trabajar
nor salarios inadecuados nuestrO
iuiciO miserables
Nadie nos podra negar que atin
cierciendo una carrera por vOcaci0n.
la vocaci0n no pueede llevar nadie
jar en- condolences deplorables, en-
este .casO solamente quedaran en- el
magisterio aQuellos prOfesores que no
Sc consideren aptos para desempenar
una colocaci6n mas lucrativa, adn
estos, quedaran tan disgustados que
los mismos les dara ensehar que no
enseiiar los nihos.
Y si los profesores. guiados por su
association firman los contratos. pa
=
el principle de curse para tomar la
determination final de no Trafalgar
con la rebaja. entOnces el trastorno
sera enorme las cOnsecuencias seran
fatales para nuestrOs hijOs, los futu-
ros ciudadanos. Y la responsabilidad
sera inexcusable para los verdaderos
resp0nsables.
FL hombre u hOnibres, el partido o
partidOs, que tengan en- sus manos 81
poder para haber rcmediado ese gra-
We NAL q. no debi6 provocarse, que
teni6ndOlo actualmente no 10 rene
dien, por atender tai yez a intereses
privados primero que los intereses
(Contlnda en- Ia pas, A..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

Nuestro estimado amigo don Fer
nando Dfaz Carmena ha recibido aver
una carta de SUI hermano Ramon, tam
biGn amigo nueStro, que estd luchan-
do por Espafia ell Ia guerra de Ma
rruecos. Earios parrafos de la carta
resultan interesantfsinio6s,H no solo pa:
ia los amigos del gallatdo safgento.
porque Ramon ,Dfaz carmeha ha' as
ccndido sargento} por lieritos de CUE
ira, sino para los lectores de Ell I'M
PARCIAL que han de Yer tn Ia Sen
ella elocuente narraci6n del valero-
SO soldado. un notable episode ode. 'es-
ia sangrienta cruzada pof' Ii civiliza7
ci0n. '''.''s'7V
He aquf los pafrafos de la carta:
"Yo estoy muy Bien de salnd dc
amino y tengo que @daries Ia buena
noticia que desde ell 9 de abril SOY
Sargento, (;vaya, carreraD este su-
pone el cobrar 3S duros .mensnales "
un sin fin de menudencias que coiita-
das no parecen. NADIA, pero que en- cam
pafia es mucho, yo q. he pasado por
todo puedo apreciar bien los benefit
clos que este reporta.. Aunque ME sr-
pongo que va os abreis enterado por
los peri6dicos de la operaci0n del dfa
13,. Quiero darOs detalles lie ella por
haber sido testigo de la misma.
Empezare por deciros que los mo-
ros tenian un complot para subleyar
unos 800 90 ,q9Qer ,WQros de la policfa Indfgena
en- la plaza, en- el momentO en- que en-
pezase el ataque de las posiciones
avanzadas para entretener a Ia guar
nici6n impedir que salieran fuerzas
de la misma a socorrerlas, pero el
complot fue descubierto, y ppr este la
do empez6 para ellos el fracaso.
FL dfa 13, Jueves Santo, Z las 5 :3(
dc Ia mailana, la sehal de; un caho
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
LA REPRISE DE "EvANGELINA'
LA DESPEDIDA DE LA COM
PANIA QUE DIRIGE GERAR-
DO DE NIEVA

| Ell sabado en- la noche, con la repri-
Sc de. Eyangelina, segunda parte de
La Mujer X, Sc VIC el amplio teatro
America, Heno de espectadores. Re-
sonaron los mismos aplausos que en
la noche del estreno v tanto Evan
gelina Adams como Gerardo de Me
va, fueron muy celebrates.
Aver tarde, con Am0res y AmOriOs,
Sd VIC ell teatro lleno otra vez, y otro
tanto ocurri6 por la noche, con la re-
presentation de La Malquerida, el adj
mirable drama del egregio Jacinto Be-
nayente.
Evangelina Adams y Gerardo de
Nieva, las dos figuras culminantes de
ia. Compania, oyeron ,grandes aplau-
SOS, en- prenlio de su labor verdadera-
Emente notable en- el drama estupendo
del .insigne don Jacinto. Al final de
todos los actos Sc alzo ell telon va
hrias veces v los notables artistas Sc
Imostraban satisfechos de estos aplau-
+ SOS tan bien ganados, de estos aplau-
I:sos que Sc les tributaban en- premio
de una labor de verdadero arte.
T La despedidag de la Compania no ha
Ipodido hacerse nj con mas alto cartel
nj con mayor exito.
nO,,.s,,nO nDnYCn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

| Entra ell nuestro tcmperamento
| deSvanecer dudas referentes los i'll
forncs que publica Ell Departamento
de Agricultural v Trabajo, y, princi-
| palmente, los que aparecen Ell la
| Democracia" del 20 del corriente,
dando cuenta del tempo en- la sema-
na que antecede i la fecha indicada.
| Dice asf:
"DepartamentO dc Agricultural Y
Trabajo. La lluyia de la semana. Su-
mario general. El TEMPO de la Sc
mana pasada Ia sido fGrorGbic p0rd
| las cOsechds y OpcrUciOHcs d. MDrGji-
ga en- general, aunque cl pronclio dp
| lluyia dc toda In isla. fu6 mcli0s dc
| In mitad de la cantidad normal la
lluyia fue desigualmente reparl;da 1t
mayor precipitation ocurri0 en- q IL
terror. etc. etc
| En- vcrdad que causan desaz0I ia
| les informes que tanto Sc alejan de
| III realidad. No podemOs Greer que
muchos meses ha, una seQufa aterra-
/ dora arrasa, de manera implacable,
| toda III costa sud de Ia isla, dcsde La
| jas hasta Guayama, al extreme
de encontrarse los propietarios de ga
nado,. en- riesgo, casi SECURE, de per-
der la totalidad de Sus animales, por
! hallarse sus fincas de paste Ell terra
limpia.
La unica Ultima lluvia que cay0
en- los barrios de la costa de Lajas,
fu6 ell diez de septiembre Q921) con
motive del temporal de San NicolaS :
V desde entonces no ha vuelto Il nu-
blarse ell cielo. Antes de esa fecha
un oreo algo fuerte Sc dej0 sentir V,
en- la noche de ese dfa, fue tanta el
aqua que cay0, tan fuerte. que mas
bien quem6 que refrescar el terreno.
Algunos de esos terratenientes han
logrado encontrar donde lleyar sus
hatos, 81 bicn enormes distancias Y
con ruinosos gastos, para libraries de
una muerte segura. Otros esperan,
a pie firme, el banquete de las auras.
Y ell eSta situaci6n, sin esperan-
zas dc resarcimientos, cs diffcil, para
uuien no este inconsciente o aleado,
yer pasar flematicamente, como mad
vertido. noticias como las que da el
Departamento de Agricultural y Ira
bajo. sin ocurrfrsele, por 10 menos,
una ligera adyertencia.
rs precise conOcer que la IONA azo-
tada por la SEGA Is inmesa. No Sc
, circunscribe al litoral, sinO que sc ale
ia del mar a una distancia considera-
BILE. En- San German, por ejemplo,
que Sc encuentra Il mas de trece kil0-