The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02
White House Opposition to Literacy Test Does Not
 Deter Congressmen
BURNETTS MEASURE IS INDORSED AFTER
 YEARS OF DEFEATS
For Two Decades, Efforts Have Been Made to Pass This Law, But Always Presidents Have
 Intervened

Washington, February 1.--Presidcnt Wilson's veto of the immigration bill because of its Iiteracy test feature, was overridaen in the House tonight lay vote of 2S6 to 106. Party lines were ignored, republicans and demo- crats being almost equally divided on either side. A
 Tonight the House had 9 votes more than the necessary two-thirds majority. Republican Leader Mann and Democratic Leader Kitchin voted together against the President. The vote follows:
 Democrats voting to override veto Abercrombie, Adair, Adamson, Alexan- der, Aiken, Allen, Almon. Ashbrook. Aswell, Barkley, Bell, Black, Bacl1mon Buchanan of Illinois, Burnett, Byrnes, Byrns, Galloway, Candler Cantrill, Cara way, Carlin, Carter, Oklahoma; Church, Cline, Collier, Connolly, Cox, Crisp, Davis, Texas, Decker, Dewalt Dickinson, Dies, Dill, Dixon, Dooittle, Doughton, Eagle, Edwards. Evans, Ferris, Flood, Fields, Candy, Gard, Garner of Texas, Goodwin, Goodwin, Gray of Alabama, Gregg, Ham, lin, Harrison of Mississippi. Harrison of Virginia, Hastings, Hayden, Heflin,. Helm, Helvering, Hensley, Hilliard, Holland, Hood, Houston. Howard Huddleston, Hughes, Hull of Tennessee, Humphreys of Mississippi, Jacoway, Johnson of Ken lucky, Jones, Heating, Kettner, Key, kincheloe, Kitchin, Lazaro, Lee, Lesher. Lewis, Linthicum, Littlepage, Lloyd, Me Clintic. McKellar, McLemore, Morgan of I Nichols of South Carolina, Oldfield, Oli- yer, Olney Overmyer, Padgett Page of North Carolina, Park, Price, Quin Rags dale, Rainey, Raker, Rayburn, Rouse, Rubey. Fucker of Georgia, Rucker~ of Missouri, Russell of Missouri, Saunders, Sears, Shackelford, Shellenberger, Sims, Sisson, Slayden, Small, Smith of Texas, Sparkman, Steagal, Stedman, Steele of Iowa. Steele of Pennsylvania, Stephens of Mississippi, Stephens of Nebraska, Ste phens of Texas Stout, Summers, Talbott, Tavenner, Taylor of Arkansas, Taylor of Colorado, Thomas, Thompson, Tillnan, Van Dyke, Venable, Vinson Walker, Watkins. Watson of Virginia, Webb, Will son of Florida, Wilson of Louisiana, Vim go, Wise. Young of Texas-149.
 Republicans voting to override veto: Anderson, Anthony, Austin, Beales, Benedict Bowers, Britt, Browne, Browning, Butler, Capstick, Coleman. Cooper of Ohio, Cooper of West Vir- ginia, Cooper of Wisconsin, Costello, Crago, Curry, Dale of Vermont, Dan- forth, Darrow, Davis of Minnesota, Demp- sey, Denison, Dillon, Dowell, Druker, Dunn, Dyer, Ellsworth. Emerson, E.lsch, Farr, Fess, Focht. Foss Fuller. Gardner of Massachusetts, Garland Gillett, Good Gray of New Jersey, Green of Iowa, Greene of Vermont. Griest, Guernsey Hadley, Hamilton of Michigan, Hamilton of New York, Haugen, Hawley, Hayes Heaton, Hel- gesen, Hernandez, Hicks, Hopwood, Hull of Iowa, Husted, HutcAinson, Johnson. of Washington, kearns, Keis- ter, Kelley. Kennedy of Iowa, I<iess King. Kinkaid, Kreider, Lefean, La Follette,s Langley, Lehlbach, Lind hergh, Longworth, McArthur, McCul- loeh. McFadden, Mckenzie, Mckinley, Mclaughlin, Mann. Mapes, Matthews, Meeker Miller of Minnesota, Miller of Pennsylvania. Mondell, Morgan of Oklahoma, Mott, Nelson, North, Parker of New Jersey, Parker of New York Peters. Porter Powers, Pratt, Ram sever, Reavis, Ricketts, Roberts of Ne- vada. Rodenberg, Rogers, Rodland, Russell of Ohio Scott of Michigan scott of Pennsylvania, Sinnot. Sloan smith of Idaho. Smith of Michigan,