Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

ing Democratic member of the com
mittee, author of the resolution o.
ratification, also was congratulated
The Republicans and Democrats of
the Senate favoring the court have
worked with an absence of political
partisanship to obtain action.
Adoption Long Forecast.
The adoption of the resolution had
been forecast for a long time and
had become a foregone conclusion
after the vote on Monday invoking
the cloture rule to end debate on the
court.
The roll call follows:
For adherence to the World Court
Republicans: Senators Bingham
Connecticut; Butler. Massachusetts;
Cameron, Arizona; Capper. Kansas;
CouZenS, Michigan: CumminS, Iowa;
Curtis, Kansas; Dale, Vermont; De-
neen, Illinois: Edge. New Jersey;
Ernst, Kentucky: Fess. Ohio; Gillett,
Massachusetts; Golf, West Virginia;
Gooding. Idaho; Hale, Maine; Howell,
Nebraska; Jones, Washington; keyeS,
New Hampshire: Lenroot, Wiscon-
sin; Mckinley, Illinois; Mclean, Con-
necticut; McMaster, South Dakota;
McNary, Oregon; Means. Colorado
Metcalf. Rhode Island: Norbeck.
South Dakota; Norris, Nebraska; Cd
die, Nevada; Pepper, Pennsylvania; ;
Phipps, Colorado; Reed, Pennsyl-
vania; .Sackett, Kentucky; Shortridge,
California; Smoot. Utah; Stantield,
Oregon; Wadsworth, New York;
Warren. Wyoming; Weller, Mary
land; Willis, Ohio-40.
Observation-Disclosures Ashurst, Ari-
IONA; Bayard, Delaware; Bratton,
New Mexico: Broussard, Louisiana;
Bruce, Maryland; Caraway, Arkansas S;
Jersey; Ferris, Michigan; Fletcher,
Florida; George, Georgia; Gerry,
Rhode Island; Glass, Virginia; Har-
ris. Georgia; Harrison. Mississippi;
Hef1in. Alabama; Jones, New Mexico;
kendrick, Wyoming: King, Utah: Nc
kellar, Tennessee: Mayfiald. Texas:
Nelly, West Virginia; Overman, North
Carolina: Pittman, Nevada; Ransdeli.
Louisiana; Robinson. Arkansas; Shep-
pard. Texas; Simmons. North Caro-
Ina; Smith. South Carolina; Ste
phens, Mississippi; Swanson. Virginia;
Trammell, Florida; Tyson. Tennessee:
Underwood. Alabama; Walsh, Mon
tana, and Wheeler, Montana-36. To-
al vote for ratification, rs.
Senators voting against adherence to
he World Court:
Republicans-Borah, Idaho; Brook
hart. Iowa; Fernald. Maine: Frazier,
North Dakota; Harreld, Oklahoma;
Johnson. California; La Toilette, Wis
consin: Moses, New Hampshire: Nye,
North Dakota: Pine. oklahoma; Rob
inson. Indiana: Schall, Missouri: Wat
son. Indiana, and Williams, Mis-
souri-14.
Observation-Disclosures BleaSe, South
Carolina. and Reed. Missouri.
Farmer Labor - Senator Shipstead,
'firresota-1.
Total voting against ratification, IT.
Senators du Pont, Delaware, and
Greene, Vermont. Republicans, were
paired for the court with Senator Dill,
Washington, Democrat, against the
court.
Attack nv Johnson.
The showing of the opponents OF
the court was smaller than had been
expected. Just before the final vote
was taken Senator Hiram Johnson OF
California delivered a bitter TRADE
against the supporters of the court.
He predicted that this was but the
preliminary step into the League of
Nations.
THE deed is almost DONE" shouted
Senator Johnson. Il congratulate you
on the Democratic side of the cham
Der. I comm'serate with you on the
Republican side.
II recall an historic day-March 10,
1920-when an international press
Numbered at our doors and demanded
ratification of the League of Nations
and the treaty of Versailles. On that
day 40 Senators voted for ratification
and 35 against"
He read the names Of the Repub-
lican Senators now in the Senate who
supported ratification of the Versailles
treaty with reservations
Il challenge any one Of these Re
publican Senators to say now that he
would go into the league with or with
out reservations" said Senator John
son. He paused for a response. There
was none.
Only Step to League.
The next step is TO take us into
the league he continued. II say
that reservations to the court amount
to nothing and ultimately you'll be
taken into the league. All right. Bu