The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-06

IWO ALADANlAANO WI GD A'O
 The 50 members who voted against
 the resolution were:
 Almon, Bacon, Britten, Browne,
 Burnett, Cary, Church, Conolly of
 Kansas, Cooper of Wisconsin, David
 son, Davis, Decker, Dill, Dillon, Dom-
 mick, Esch, Frear, Fuller of Illinois,
 Haugen, Hayes, Hensley, Hilliard,
 Hull of Iowa, Igoe, Johnson of South
 Dakota, Heating, King, Kinkaid,
 Kitchin, Knutson, LaFollette, Little,
 London, Lundeen, McLemore, Macon,
 Nelson, Randall, Rankin, Reaves, Rob-
 erts, Rodenburg, Shackelford, Sher-
 wood, Sloan, Stafford, Van Dyke, Voight, Wheeler, Woods of Iowa. 1 GREETED BY CHEERS ] Cheers greeted the announcement of the result A few minutes later Speaker Clark signed the resolution and the House then adjourned to meet again Monday and take up the administrators recommends tions for war legislation.
 The vote in favor of the resolution fol- lows:
 DEMOCRATS
 Adamson, Alexander, Ashbfook. Aswell, Ayres, Bankhead Barkley, Barnhart, Bathesick, Bell, Black, Blackmon, Blan- ton, Booher, Borland, Brand, Brodbeck, Bruckner, Brumbaugh Buchanan, Byrnes of South Carolina, Byrns of Tennessee, Caldwell, Campbell of Pennsylvania, Can dler of Mississippi, Cantrill. Carraway, Carew, Carter of Oklahoma, Claypool, Clark of Florida, Collier, Connally of of Texas, Cox, Crisp, Crosser, Dale of New York, Dent, Denton, Dewalt. Dickinson, Dies Dixon, Dooling, Doolttle, Doremus, Dougthton, Drane, Dupre, Eagan, Eagle, Estopinal. Evans, Ferris, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Flood, Flynn, Foster, Fuller of Massachusetts, Gal lagher, Gallivan, Candy Gard, Garner, Garrett of Tennessee, Garrett of Texas, Glass, Goodwin of North Carolina, Good wyn of Arkansas, Gordon, Gray of Ala bama, Gregg, Griffin, Hamill, Hamlin, Hardy Harrison of Mississippi Harrison of Virginia, Hastings, Hayden, Heflin, Helm, Helvering, Holland, Hood, Hous- ton, Howard, Huddleston, Hubert Hull of Tennessee, Humphreys, Jacoway, John son of Kentucky, Jones of Texas, Jones of Virginia, Kehoe, Kelly of Pennsylvania, Kettner, Key of Ohio, Kincheloe, Lar sen, Lazaro, Lea of California, Lesser, Lever, Linthicum, Littlepage, Lo- beck, Lonergan, Lunn, McAn- drews, McClintic, McKeown, Maher, Mansfield, Martin of Illinois, Martin of Louisiana, Mays, Montague, Moon, Medley, Nicholas of South Car olina, Oldfield Oliver of Alabama, Oli- yer of New York, olney, O'Shaugh- messy, Overmyer, Overstreet, Padget5, Park, Phelan, Polk, Pou, Quin. Rags dale, Rainey, Raker Rayburn, Riordan, Robinson, Romjue, Rouse, Rubey, Rus- sel, Fucker, Sabath, Sanders of Louis jana, Saunders of Virginia, Schall, Scully, Sears, Shallenberger Sherley, Shouse, Simms, Sisson, Slayden, Small, Smith of New York, Shook, Steagall, Stedman. Steele, Stephens of Missis- sppi Stephens of Nebraska, Sterling of Pennsylvania, Stevenson, Sullivan, Summers, Tague, Talbott, Taylor of Arkansas, Taylor of Colorado, Thon- as, Thompson, Tillman, Venable, Vil- son, Walker, Walton, Watkins Wat son of Virginia, Weaver, Yelling, Welty, Whaley. White of Ohio, Wilson of Louisiana, Wilson of Texas Wingo, Wise. Young of Texas
 REPUBLICANS
 Anderson, Anthony. Austin, Bacharach, Bland, Bowers, Browning, Butler, Camp bell of Kansas, Cannon, Carter of Massa- Chandler of New York, Chand- Ter of Oklahoma, Clark of Penn sylvania, Classon, Comstock, Cooper of Ohio, Cooper of West Virginia, Copley Costello, Crago, Cramton, Currier of Mich igan, Curry of California, Dale of Yer mont, Dallenger, Darrow, Dempsey. Deni- son, Dowell, Drukker, Dunn, Dyer, Ed monds, Ellsworth Elston Emerson, Fair child, Benjamin L.; Fairchield, George W. Fairchild, Farr, Fess. Focht Fordney Foss Francis, Freeman, French, Gard ner, Garland, Gillett, Glynn, Good, Good all Gould, Graham of Illinois, Graham of Pennsylvania. Gray of New Jersey Green of Iowa, Greene of Massachusetts, Greene of Vermont Griest Hadley, Ham, ilton of Michigan. Hamilton of New York; Haskell, Hawley, Heaton, Heintz, Her. sey, Hicks, Hollingsworth, Husted, Hutch- inson. Ireland, James, Johnson of Wash ington, Juul. Kahn, Kearns, Kelley of Michigan, Kennedy of Iowa. Kennedy of Rhode Island, Kiess of Pennsylvania, Lehlbach, Lenroot, Longworth, McAr- thur. Mccormick. McCulloch, McFadden, Mckenzie, Mckinley, Mclaughlin of Michigan, Mclaughlin of Pennsyl- vania, Madden, Magee, Mann, Mapes, Miller of Minnesota, Miller of Washing ton, Mondell, Moore of Pennsylvania, Moores of Indiana, Morgan, Morin, Mott, Mudd, Nichols of Michigan. Nolan, Nor ton, Osborne, Paige, Parker. of New Jer- sey Parker of New York, Peters. Platt, Porter, Pratt, Purnell, Ramsey, Ram sever, Reed, Robins Rogers, Rose, Rowe. Rowland, Sanders of Indiana, Sanders of New York, Sanford, Scott of Iowa, Scott of Michigan, Scott of Penhsyl- vania Sells, Siegel Sinnott, Slemp. Smith of Idaho, Smith of Michigan, She'll Sny- der, Steenerson, Sterling of Illinols, Stines, Strong. Sweet, Swift, Switzer. Temple, Templeton. Tilson, Timberlake Tinkham, Towner, Treadway, Ware, Ves- tai. Volstead, Waldo, Walsh, Ward. Wason, Watson of Pennesylvania, White of Maine, Williams, Wilson of Illinois, Winslow Wood of Indiana. Woodward, Young of North Dakota, Zishlman
 Speaker Clark does not vote as q rule except in case of tie
 There were present 433 members of the House.
 Pairs: Hill of. Connecticut with Kentucky with Meeker of Missouri; {; Lee of Georgia with Powers of Ken lucky.
 Helgesen of North Dakota and Cap stick of New Jersey are ill.
 Representative Bleakley of Pennsy,- vania did not vote.
 UNEXPECTED OPPOSITION
 During the day the debate revealed an unexpected strength in the minority op- posing the resolution. Confident predic- tions of not more than dozen votes against it gave place tonight to reports that the opposition might muster upwards of hundred on the final roll call, and supporters of the resolution conceded that the number to vote negative probably would be more than 51.
 This surprising accession to the minor ity ranks was attributed to the efforts Al. sk.hf .l.< -1r