Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
LOAN MAY BRING
CONGRESS BACK
Democrats Trying to Put
Measure Through to Avoid
Extra Session.
WILL TRY SUFFRAGE AGAIN
Amended Resolution Is Of-
fered for Women's Votes to
Meet Southern Objection.
APPROPRIATIONS ARE VOTED
General Deficiency Bill Goes
Through House; Senate
Considers Oil.
WILL TRY SUFFRAGE AGAIN
APPROPRIATIONS ARE VOTED

ASIIlNiTON. Feb. IS Differ
| ences between democratic ana repub-
! Ilcan leaders over the legislative SIT
| uatlon echoes from which have been
heard daily since President Wilson
made known his determination not 10
call an extra session OF the new con
gress until his return from France.
may be forced 10 an issue tomorrow
in The senate with the calling up OF
the Victory foam" bill. Democratic
senator's have told the president that
In their efforts TO force an extra
session, the republicans would under
take to defeat this measure which
provides the means OF financing the
government during the remainder OF
this fiscal year.
This information did not change
the presidents determination and to-
night the democratic leaders decided
to cal! up the bill tomorrow so that
they might determine with reason
able certainty Just what we're the
prospects for rushing necessary legis-
iatlon through before Adjournment
next Tuesday.
Course Awaits Conferences.
i, was said tonight that the re-
publican leaders course would await
further conferences early tomorrow.
Democratic leaders said notice had
been given that the loan bin would
be held continuously before The SEN
ate until disposed Of by unbroken
sessions, day and night II NECESSARY.
until adjournment Its Importance
10 tho nations finances, they said
should give 1t precedence over all ap-
preparation or other measures.
Whistler this desire. for ~. insmer
diite early session should he sacri-
uced 10 the Questionable expediency
or defeating the loan measure was
vigorously debated among the repub-
ucan senators. several OF whom were
said to have disapproved opposition
20 the bill h.
Many IiIls To Fail.
Democratic leaders tonight eX-
pressed belief that the republicans
would not defeat the bill by IA fill
ouster but they admitted that sew
era! important appropriatlon bills
undoubtedly would fail.
The house today passed and sent
70 the senate $4,000, ,OOO general
aehclency bill and senate appropEia \
uon committee members manned
l9night TO report the bill tomorrow.
adding as a rider the house bin an
propriatiny $3.50, 00O,0 900 for the rail
road administration. Other progress
inclnded
Formal presentation of the "Vlo,
Wf loan bill 10 the senate; adop-
uon by the house of the conference
report on the water power uevelop-
wv b'll' conference greeuent on
h0p'al construction appropria tions
una negotiations expected 10 attain
monpt enactment OF the $1,000
/. "Veoe wheat aslAarantee measure.
Last BIN Passes,
ne mouse late tonight passed the
OF The annual APPROPRIATION
aesures the $3.50, 900, 900 sundry
,s SHl olil The measure now goes to
q, Final action was taken tonight in
ne hs senate on the bill providing for
c uecennial census of 1920 The
sonie,ehee report on the measure
snuy adopted By the house was
V,eu yps oy the senate and now
Sues 70 President Wilson
uc,ra man Jones OF the senaye
.nornc suffrage committee an
natA. mat equal franchise adyo-
actiop "oupu make final effort for
tionaI vi . compromise constitu-
ohtaa, amendment, designed 10 meet
oonnsaS Sns OF southern senator's who
posed ysnd me Susan D. Anthony draft
Vii, ,,,nuy defeated. The committee
tbs -nnS,,, ,nsrt tomorrow to report out
M w water power bill provides for
te nasing OF water power ri.i,..
lVt po-years upon payment
as 10 ne liked hy the co,,,,',t .N,,. N,,.
comm,ssloo o hdminisier the bin. This
seors,srinn WI be composed OF the
in,er,or es OF war. agriculture ana
the rigb, ne government yetains
ter he o Iecapture the rights af-
IesSees the net inyestr, payins
20 IN their plants, providonep dneport.
"Pes not exceed fair cash ya, mat