Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
One Less Than the Neces-
sary TWo-Thirds to
Carry Amendment.
LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR
VOTE AT THIS SESSION
Galleries of the Upper House Are
Fillei as Sufragists Make
ElsTentn-Hour Appeal.

The Sci pate today again refused
TO adopt the House resolution for
xnbmissien of a woman suffrage
nmendpsent to the Constitution.
The vote was IS In favor Of adOp-
tion and - against, one less than
the necessary two-thirds majority.
This is the second time during the
present Congress that the resolution
has been defeated in the Senate. 1t
IS not likely to come up again before
the Congress dies on March 4. This
means that the resolution will have
to be reintroduced when the new
Congress assemblies. The House
adopted the resolution several months
ago. but it will have to be adopted
again by the House in the next Con-
gress-
Details of the Vote.
Those voting in favor of the reso-
luton were:
Democrats -Ashurst. Culberson.
North Dakota. Jones of New Mexico,
Kendrick. Kirby, Lewis. Mcclellan.
Myers, Nugent, Fittman, Pollock.
Ransdell Robinson, Shafroth. Shep-
pard. Smith of Arizona, Thompaon.
yardaman and Walsh-24.
Repubiicans-Calder. Colt, Cummins,
Curtis, FernaId, France, Frelinghuysen.
Gronna. Harding. johnson Of California.
Jones Of Washington. kellogg, Kenyon.
la F'oIIette. Lsnroot. .Mccumber. Nc
dexter. sherman, Smith Of MichiEan;
smoot. Spencer. Sterling. Sutheriand.
Iownseno. warren ana L.
Iotl Iox 90.
As@nSl. ,,tsuS SuStaSs U, s.S~n'
DsS.nl, .eSnsA. - e <r. < .S@'
hitcncock. Mar OF siIsin.a. 81 Over-
smith OF Georgia. Smith of South
itnS- -. ygAnson, IxammeL cnue1-
WOOL ili1us Auo - go ls---44 ~
hepuDucans-bAif b0Idn. 6LAu-
degee, ptHinGnam, Hale. Lodge. Me-,
Weeks-li. Total against, %.
The following were paired: ChAm-'
berlain Of Oregon aud Martin of Ken
tucky, with Reed of Missouri: Goff of
with Shields Of Tennessee: Hollis OF
with Knox Of Pennsylvania. and phe-
n, .an q ..ssH Ssas, - a1I Marxia,S AZ % Ne"
~ fnformaf sgresmeut had been
reached bstor 70 the nesting Of the
$500 esT s1o .o1t .to,. .ne scs VI. snu fna
day. The sunfagists believed that
there vas nothing 70 be gained oy
turner postponing vote, Maen tne
sca.hon WAS Drawing fapfoiy 70 :
-. oss rs,, a.,,..
20tn osoes : IL 0Aiae1Aes.
rarfv TO-DAY IN. ~.1ye,;es hevan "a
e,I-s.. 49,. ~..-s..
M bsen "oIneHs Dotn hIAsists anu
antt-su6rzgists, thei ants wearing
D4nk carnations as the badge OF oppo-
sitton 70 the suffrage resolution. Miss
EAnkaus the oniy woman member OF
tonGre9s. early entered the Senate
schamoer 70 Watcn pfoceedings.
Admost immeoiateLy aIter the senate
Sonyeneo cenator Jones OF rev Mex
-, C11lI Hsn OF ene woman sunraee
ctttee. Asneo anShim3us consent
N14t Sns. Ieeoiott9n De tAHeh UP 1oI
..S9s ..aon SSnSo. oage oI
AE1S 1nr IN ,onssn. u,crn,nn eiG 49, -
49, E;yn ne ns ths hsG r.ao,n,i NO oioecs,on a 70
! - teaL vas completed TO THIS Sena-
Su6raxiets' Final Appeal.
.v.,.1 -. a., -..-
.., .-, . o.o.s
@ppea' Ao' enei' cause state
delegations visiting many senator's In
an eleyenth-hour effort 10 ynuster the
q
o4.e ro.e 1eemeo neeoeo,
A1nouSh chairman Jones OF the
senate sunIaEe committee expressed
con1dence that two-thfrds majority
nnAuy would be secured, he an
nounced before the Senate convened
that IL defeated no further attempt
would De made at the present session
When the senate last voted, oeto-