South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

cnsnge that he voted for the League
oC Nations and had never apollo
g.zed for &C."
Mr.. Mccormick say the live IS
sues are now being made by your
own party
ar Hef.n-AIr President my
colleague has made a strong and
clear statement. Every time We de-
feat a reactionary the senator from
Illinois Is going 10 come in with
demand for the League OF Nations
as an issue because he saw his
party triumph on that issue or II
had something TO do with II. 7 sup
rose But ] want 70 remind the able
and disrinEuished senator from Ill
lr0is that the senator from Indiana
Senator New voted against the
I.eaeue Of Nations
'He Did Not"
Mr. ATcCormick-The senator
from Indiana New did not vote
against the League OF Nations
Mt Hehin-Certainly he voted
against the League OF Nations.
Mr. Accommodate did not,
Mr.. Hef.u-Did he vote for 10?
Mr.. McCorrnick-NTr. Beverage
was against IL.
Mr. Senator New voted
against the League.
Mr. McCormick-He did not!
After another half hour it deveI-
oped that Senator New voted for the
League. with the Lodge reserva-
tions.
Mr. sheppard CD. OF Texas
The reservations cut the heart out
OF the League.
Mr.. Smoot CR). OF UTAH want
to say that Mr.. Beverage was
against IT, with or without reserva-
items.
Mr.. Harrison Cd. OF Mississippi
Was that an issue out there7
Mr. Smoot-The senator from
Alabama has brought it up as an
issue here
Mr.. Hehln-I knew the senator
from Utah would come TO the res
cue Of the other leader,
Mr.. Mccormick am not a lead
or.
Mr.. Hehin-I ask the senator
from Illinois CAIcCormicl1). why
did not the position Of Senator New
save him in the primary?
Reason For Defeat
Mr.. Because Mr.. Bev-
eridge who beat him. was stronger
against it than Mr.. New was
Mr. Henin-But they did not men
ton the League as an issue.
Mr. Smoot-Then why does the
senator bring it up?
Mr. Hefin-Why did It help Mr..
Beveridge any II they did not men
ton it?
Mr. Smoot-I am not saying 1t
did
Mr.. Hefin-I am reminded that
the Newberry case had A great deal
20 do with IL.
Mr.. Smoot-Do not try to dodge
the question. which is the League OF
Nations
Mr. Helm am not lodging. I
am giving one Of the vital issues 70
( the senator
Mr. Smoot-Do not dodge the
I question Of the League OF Nations.
Mr. Heflin very disgustedly)-
The League Of Nations-there he
goesi He has gone of after the
| League. too.
Mr.. Moses CR). OF New Hamp-
shire. breaks in-May seek a little
enlightenment from the senator
from Alabama?
erlighten my friend from New
Hampshire. because like my friend
from Illinois I think he needs Il.
Then Mr. Moses and Mr.. Helm
exchange pleasantries for some
time with sideline comments from
other parts OF the chamber
Mr. Moses-Let me ask the sena-
tor II ne thinks Mr. Beveridge and
the gentleman who won the nomin-
alton from AR Copley will be anti
administration when they get here.
Mr. Hefin-I don't know. Ere
/ qGently republican gets a nomin-
alton in the primary and changes
/ his position after ne gets here, as
my friend from New Hampshire
/ (Mr. Mosesl did on the bonus ques-
ton.
Mr.. Moses Bushes
Mr. Moses becoming red)-I
hope they viii have the manhood to
state their positions.
Mr. Helm think they should
So we would not have 10 make them
I acknowledge their positions
Mr. Moses-The senator did not
/ make me state anything I stated
i &c of my own volition.
Mr. Hefin-If so brave and capa-
/ bic a senator as my good friend
from New Hampshire will tell EN-
one thing IN the primary and vote