South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

vote, although in the final debate
some senators asserted that defeat
of the, resolution would mean re-
pudiation Of the executive. In
Guiding the absent and. paired sena-
tors, the roll call showed that the
senate lineup Of 60 to 81 on the
changed from the beginning Of the
fight last Thursday.
Believe Defeat Temporary.
Chairman Jones and other cham
pions OF the resolution declared aft
er Tuesdays vote that the defeat is
only temporary and that the contest
will be renewed after the Novem-
Der elections when changes in
membership are certain. Admins
tration leaders also admitted that
the vote was the first important re-
verse Pres't Wilson has met in ad-
vocacy of what he has declared TO
be essential war measures.
How They Voted.
The official record of the vote
Tuesday follows:
Democrats. for: Ashurst. Cham
beriain, Culberson, Gerry, Gore.
Henderson, Johnson of South Da-
kota, Kendrick. Kirby. Lewis. Nc
Kellar, Martin of Kentucky. Myers,
Nugent. Owen, Phelan Pittman.
Ransdell, Robinson, Shafroth. Shep-
pard, Smith Of Arizona. Thomas
Thompson, Vardaman and Walsh
.2e.
Republicans: Calder, Colt. Cum
Minis, Curtis, Fernald. France. Golf
Gronna, Jones of Washington, KEEL
logg. Kenyon. La Toilette. Lenroot
McCumber, McNary. Nelson. New,
Norris. Page, Poindexter. Smith of
Michigan, Smoot, Sterling. Suther-
land. Townsend, Warren and Wat
son-27. For. So.
Democrats, against: Bankhead.
Benet, Fletcher, Guion, Hardwick
Hitchcock. Jones of New Mexico
Martin Of Virginia, Overman. Pom
creme, Reed. Salisbury, Shields
Simmons, Smith of Georgia, Smith
Of Maryland, Smith of South Caro-
lima, Trammell. Underwood, Will
liams and Wolcott-21
Republicans Baird, Brandegee.
DAllAllS ildtAAs 4fAtNs lAdANt A@Otlhtt WI
Lean, Penrose. Wadsworth and
Weeks-1O. Against. 81.
The following senator's were
paired: Beckham Of Kentucky, dem
ocrat. against, with Hollis Of New
Hampshire. and Frelinghuysen o.
New Jersey, republican; Borah Of
Idaho. republican, against, with Fall
Of New Mexico, and Harding Of
Ohio, republicans; Knox Of Penn
sylvania. republican. against. with
Johnson of California and Sherman
OF Illinois, republicans; Swanson of
Virginia, democrat. against. with
Wiley of Missouri and King OF
Utah. democrats.
VIII Retain on Calendar.
In giving notice that he would ask
for a re consideration. Sen. Jones
said he did not intend 10 request
another vote In the near future. His
purpose, he said. was TO keep the
resolution on the calendar so that If
there should be a change in favor
OF it before March 4, when the
present congress expires, he would
be IN a position 10 ask for another
vote He added that ample notice
will be given the senate before an
other vote is requested.
When the same resolution, the
draft Of the Susan 3. Anthony first
advanced 40 years ago, was last be-
fore the senate, March 19. 1914, il
also was defeated. 35 voting for its
adoption and 81 in opposition. Sen
ators Gore, Johnson OF South Da-
lSota, McCumber OF North Dakota,
Page of Vermont. Pittman Of Ne
vada, and Vardaman Of Mississippi,
then voted against it. but today they
supported II. On the former vote IL
also was announced that Sen. Fall
Of New Mexico was paired against
the resolution, while today he was
paired in its support. Also on the
1914 vote il was announced that Sen.
! Penrose of Pennsylvania. who was
absent. favored adoption. while to-
day ne voted in the negative.
Bitter Fight Before Vote.
The vote Tuesday came just be-
fore 1 o'clock after one o. the mos
hitter and spectacular contests in
the senate I'm years. Charges and
counter charges Of responsibility To-
1.-THE result were hurled back ans