Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
TREATY RATIFIED
ENDING STATE OF
WAR WITH GERMANY
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For ratification. Republicans--Ball
melD. Brandegee tconn). Bursum
IN, Nj, Calder IN. W. Cameron
(Ariz), Capper tKan,) Colt tR. ID,
cummlns Clad, Curtis tkan.), DilHng-
ham (vt), du pont tDel.), edge IN
-, Elkins tw. Val, Ernst tKy),
Fernald tMe.), France lMd), Feling-
huysen IN. -, Gooding Clda.). Hale
tMe), Herreld toka.) johnson tcai.) /,
Kellogg tMinn.D, Kenyon DAD, keyes
On. H., 1enroot twls)., Lodge
tMass), Mccormick Oll), Mccumber
tN. D.. Mckinley tIllD. Mclean
Comm. McNary ,orcss Moses On.
H.. Nelson tMinn.) New tIndl,
Newberry tMich). Nicholson tCol.)
Norbeck 'tS. d., Oddc sNev). rage
(Vtl, penrose stpa.). polndextet
twash), shortridge tCal), smoot
tutah). Spencer tMo), Sterling as.
ID, Southcrland tw. va), Townsend
1wash), wadsworth IN. W, Warren
twyo), Watson Cind), Weller lMd.),
Willis tOhio) Total SO.
Democrnts--Ashurst (Ariz.). Brous.
sard tIa), Dial tS. ID, Fletcher
tFla), Gerry tR. L. Kendrick (wyoD
Myers tMont). owen. (okla.), pome-
rene (ohiol, Ransdell DAD, Shields
tTenn), rrammell tFla.l. Underwood
tAla). Walsh tMnss) .--Total IA.
: sainst ratincati -- Republicans;
Borah uda). and La Toilette twia)
Total 2.
Democrats--Saraway (Ark), Cul-
berson tTesasl, Glass tva.l. Harris
tGaD, Harrison tMiss.), Hefiin (Ala.)
Jones IN. MI King Cutah), McKellai
(renn.l oyerman IN 60, Pittmar
tNev), Reed MOI. Sheppard (Texo)
simmons IN c., Stanley tKy)
Walsh tMont). Watson (Ga), vii.
liams tMlss), Total, IS.
With the vacancy cansed hy IN,
death of Senator Knox the total mem.
bership OF the Senate was g5.
Nine Senator'S were paired. In fa.
vor Of the treaty were Hitchcocl
tNeb) and Smith IS. c.. Democrats
and Jones tWash), Ladd (N. d.
lhipps tCol) and .stanfield COrp !
Republicans. Against the treaty wer,
| Norris tEep., Neb.) and Robinson
(Arko and Swanson (Na), Democrats
Test Came Suddenly.
The test OF strength on the treat,
oe Versailles came with little warn
ing. A brief time before. King gay,
notice that he would propose the re
iected convention as an emendmen
to the pending German treaty, Th,
Republican leaders immediately con
ftrred and determined to invoke
point of order against this amend
ment thereby preventing straight
out vote.
Just before consideration r reservs
tions began, King offered the treat
OF Versailles, ss submitted to tn
Senate, with the fourteen Lodge reser
"ations attached lie eliminated a
leNtraneous matter, hut left the Leagti
covenant, the treaty itself and IN
Lodge interpretations intact.
Lodge at once made his point {
order. lie said Il was proposed I
, substitute a treaty now pendlns n
one now before the Senate"
hSiSA ~ ~ Eefnlanc, said Kim
because the pending treaty include
large part or the Versailles pact"
The Versailles Treaty was a
= right" said Williams. but the Iods
= reservations get my goat"
I" The substitute" declared T.enroo
, presents a treaty which i- not b,
fore the Senate and over which u
Senate has no jurisdiction at IN
time"
Further debate was cnt or by Tod,
! moving to table the amendment offer,
:. by King.
The motion TO table prevaiied-ss
rs.
The Republicans unanimously sto,
= together. They were aided bv n,
Democrats. These were. Rec
Shields, Walsh Of Mass. Watson
Georgia and Williams
Reed Amendments lost.
- Earlier IN the afternoon two add
t tional textual amendments were pr
2 posed by Reed. The first limited ,
d obligations incurred by the Unit
i States, 10 those coming ,.nder n