Show HOUSE BY BIG VOTE APPA APPROVES SUFfRAGE Constitutional Amendment Gets by byc With Exactly Required Required Re Re- c N Nt iced Two thirds Majori Majority ori ty t 2741 For Against WARMLY VARi FOUGHT BY SOUTHERN MEMBERS MEMBER Measure l No Now Goes to Senate Sell Sen ate Maim Nairn Republican Leader Leaves Sickbed t to Give His S Support to Bill Bin fu U 1 New ets ew Service W Sll Jan Inn The 10 fie The ional J tun amendment bill hiJI passed the House Honse to- to hight by a vote ole of 2 1 to Early Eary notion action 1 by hy 1 t the 1 Senate is is' looked for A Abill Ahill hill bill identical with that Hint which the c o passed lo today ay i jg is already heah on the he Senate n te calendar n m al' al I Xu No Voles ott to J The result was so close that the victors had actually not a single lingle vote ote to spare spate Two thirds of or the thc votes otc total mak makes s 1 3 But the louse HoUt parliamentarian ruled that you can cannot cannot cannot not split a man into a third or an any fraction Had not Representatives Mann Iann and Sims both hoth risen ilsen from their thell sickbeds sickbeds sick sick- beds heds in order to vote aye ato the result would have been In dire dhe jeopardy The Theon on only 1 thing thins that tl could have Dave h e saved the suffrage day would have been that tha t with only one of ot these men present th there re was still Speaker Clark to be bo counted upon The suffragists had hall him himas as an ace nee in the theo hole holc for tor ho he waa wa s scheduled to vote oto aye ac Mann 5 n r Day James Tames R R. Mann Iann of oC Chicago Republican lican lender leader furnished the tho nee needed ed vote ote to put through suffrage b by coming out of a hospital to vote Suffrage leaders were enthusiastic in their thell praise for tOI James R R. Mann lann the Republican lea leader er and aull Thetus W. W Sims chairman of ot the interstate commerce e committee Mr Ir Mann lann has beery been In a hospital in Baltimore and Mr 11 Sims ono one of the foremost House Democrats fell feU on the Ico ice a few v days ago ado and Injured himself painfully n I I. I Mr h Mann Iann was giver given l an ovation wh when n nhe he entered on th the floor loor Mr r Sims SlIn too was with cheers Ills His daughter daugh daugh- ter Mrs Louis Brownlow Is president of or the local suffrage organization and also the wife of one of or the district commissioners Unexpected opposition to tho the thom amendment amend amend- m mont ment which developed eloped during dining tho the day Ilay in spite of or the Presidents President's eleventh elo hour declaration In 11 favor of oC the mea measure ur kept the result uncertain up to the last up checking of 01 the final roll 1011 call can It Southern Democrats in some instances in instances in- in stances voiced bitter opposition against tho the ident's action the During lla day this antagonism from the south steadily stead tead- ily In increased until it looked looker for a a. tIme lime during the first roll call coll on the final vote that the amendment had been do defeated v crowded with women omen burst Into a salvo o of ur applause such as the chamber has not heard In year years Speaker er Clark made no effort to re restrain restrain restrain re- re I strain It J It is eti W With th President Wilsons Wilson's Indorsement cm nt having h Insured them success 8 suffrage tacticians spent the da day canvassing the i Senate enate I Definite a assurances w re obtained ofa ot of ota a S Sote vote ote before February 1 12 Expectation is that the same ame forces which carried the amendment to success success suc suc- uc- uc will reveal themselves them them- cess COS In the Hou House o selves cS In the tho upper lr branch of oC Congress anti that the amendment will will will-be be before the various legislators for Ol ratification within a month Sut Suffrage ra c party headquarters cl claimed the me would be part of or tine national national national na na- constitution within two years ears digs Triumphant It was WC a a. day dav of oC triumph for or Miss Rankin of ot Montana She was acting floor leader for the and md as cans favoring a the amendment such decided debate tc and assigned n d the thc time to 10 to be allowed allot 0 o each ch one On the desk before her w was s n a bank of ot Continued on Page Pago 2 HOUSE PASSES SUFFRAGE BILL Continued From Page Se 1 1 flowers hen she she- voted aye oc to the resolution galleries and floor ran rang with applause appl But nul b by a L hit lilt of Inside politics sh she Is deprived ed of or having ha the resolution knOwn n as th the ln resolution Opposed d l h by r Meeker Ir ker Within the suffrage e committee were enough members to assure her the tho honor But Dut Representative o Meeker of Missouri a member of or her party rt the party the the Republican party party has has opposed her campaign I n from tho the first first- Ho lie is an He lie declared d In committee com corn n he would rathor II have hn the tue resolution resolution reso reso- lution known after anel Chairman Raker than after arter the only woman elected to Congress In the United States His Ills voto vote settled tho the matter President Wilsons Wilson's last lant moment conversion con con- version to f federal oral instead of oC state action came camo in for some somo bitter comment comment com corn ment b by southern congressmen n. n Most caustic of or all was wal Representative Clark of or Florida who said sail I have o seen some somo quick change o artists Im I'm som something of or one myself but I cant can't keep up Ul with that man man 7 leader ler lerVic 1 Vie Vic for Honors honor Throughout hout the da day loaders leaders rs amon among the tho Republicans and Democrats Democrat vied in claiming support for the me measure The Democrat Democrats arguments that President Pres Ires ident Wilsons Wilson's Influence proved tho the de do- factor were met with Republican lican Ican claims that It was waft the preponderating support among Republicans that Induced his action They cited cHell too I I I the lie Republican caucus unanimous Indorsement in indorsement In- In of or tho the amendment last nl night ht Loudest applause uee In the day debate was as given eH Here Representative Decker of ot Missouri After Arter citing women's work ork and nd sacrifice in the war var and replying to arguments that women's votes voles would oppose its ils vigorous prosecution ho shouted Ill tell you OU wh why women should hould bo ho given Iven a 3 hand now now because because thc they thoy liars havo more courage more grit more cheer determined bra bravery vcr than men The Tho world knows It C Action diot Expected The Tho suffragists ma made e the prediction tonight that the Senate wit wil pass the thc amendment in time lime for the tho New York state legislature to ratify It wh when n ItI It meets a It few weeks hence Mr R Raker attempted tt to t take I th the thc floor hi himself him him- sell self but an opponent of or th the bill Walsh of Massachusetts asked if IC It would embarrass embarrass em em- barrass his plans too much if the honor were given Miss MIls Rankin Raker satI sat down in evident e confusion after saying I ho would be glad to yield Our President nt said Miss s Rankin has taught us man many Instructive distinctions dis dis- lie Ho startled us b by urging that we e distinguish between the German German Ger Ger- man people and tho the German govern govern- overn- overn ment ent V We who have lived lI Co for I years ears and who arc are ste steeped In tho the Ideals of democracy find It difficult to think of ofa a government o as something apart tr thin from m tho the people rl Pica n 3 hade Yet as ns we wo make this distinction for Germany Germ will not riot our minds revert to our situation and aud bo be puzzled How Howshall Howshall shall shaH we explain tho meaning of democracy democracy democracy racy if the sarno Congress which ot voted d to enter a 11 war to make maleo the world 1 sate safe for democracy c refuses this small Arnall measure measure meas meas- ure of ot democracy to the women of the thc nati nation on Mr Ir Raker bC began his speech b by re reviewing ro re viewing the fort forty years years' ear campaign for suffrage Se and then swung into a n plea I of political expediency for Democrats The President of or this nation nallon and the speaker of or this House hold their position toda today b by virtue of or the votes of or the women of oC this nation We te of or California well remember when the first election returns came in from the east cast that Wilson was defeated and H Hughes elected It was vas thi the suffrage states the women who realized that tho the Democratic tlc party part stands for the liberal rl rights of or the people who who elected our candidate Representative Gordon of or Ohio Democrat Democrat Democrat Dem Dem- hotly disputed this saying Hughes lost Jost the state of ot Ohio be because because be- be cause he wa walt for or this sort the sort the national nation nation- al sort sort sort-of of suffrage The Republican and the Democratic platforms declared for suffrage b by state action An Any Voter whose votes otes for COI this breach brench of ot faith should blush for COI his party part vote and suffer a just punishment from rein his constItuents tu en ts When hen of ot Kentucky read the Presidents President's indorsement of or suffrage ge given out through tho the congressional committee last night the Republican side of the House shouted We Ve made him do It At no time am I ashamed to conf confer confer con con- f fer r with Woodrow Wilson retorted i angrily and tho the opposition I will find at the close of oC the day that I the House will follow him Jeered eer ll Republicans continued their Jeering while read tho the indorsement Mondell of or Wyoming was given gl only half a minute I devote this thirty seconds he said to Ea say that as representing the original s suffrage e state slate where women have voted for ci nine forty years cars this IH Is IHa IRa Isa a glorious day when tho the national amendment t nears Its final 1 triumph If It said Reaves of or Nebraska we weare weare weare are to deprive anyone of the voto vote be bec because because be- be c cause uso ho lie loves Joves peace penco and Abhors war as ns the gentlemen sa say women do 10 we must disfranchise the tho President of ot the United States and the majority of or the male malo electorate Pro German lIen Jllen Scoffed The most exquisite compound of ot humor and satire of or eyed cross and nUll foot club-foot logic los said Chandler lc r of or Now York Is ii the contention that tho the women won suffrage in New York stat last fall b by the pro-German pro and pacifist vote Maybe Mayle our frIends will say a that tho soldier vote which went more than two to one for suffrage was pro Ger man Perhaps ps they will explain wh why some districts with districts with lack of with tho war vot vote antis frag Clark of or Florida Hemn of oC Alabama and other southern Democrats hind had declared declared de tIc- dared their respect for tor th the tho uncrowned tin un un I crowned queens too high to permit women entering politics Decker Tells I story lory tOI Decker of or Missouri told this story A banquet hanquet hal hall of or New cw Yorkers Yorker metto metto met mot to discuss the distress of ot tho the poor fhe They wined and dined until 3 1 n a a. a ni iii and anti then their chairman arose and de declared declared do- do dared eloquently his sympathy thy with the poor women n and anti children who had hadnot hadnot hadnot not even bread lie He declared the heart of or ever cr every man must be bo touched b by conditIons conditions conditions con con- of ot which the they all kne know and amid which ho said would pain them to de de- de- de scribe He moved therefore that all alJ present arise and amid give ghe three enters for tOI time the poor The Tho woman suffrage o committee e of or ortho tho the Senate of or which such prominent senators as Johnson of or California Hol- Hol lis of w Hampshire Cummins of Iowa Iown and Owen of oC Oklahoma arc members mem niem- bers unanimously reported the measure meas mens- ure tire to the floor at sit the last session lon At that Urn sentiment In iii the I session was waR on the Increase A poll i taken on the time Democratic side by b- Senator Senator Sen Sen- SenI I ator anti and an on n the time Republican tilde side b by 13 Senator Curtis of or Kansas s showed that oni only flom nino to eleven en votes otes were lacking to secure tho the needed two two- thirds third majority Suffragists Rn say that this deficiency has decreased since that time and that now since the PresIdent Pre Pres- Ident favors ta the tho amendment nt southern senators win will swing Into line Roll noli Call Given Ghen The Thc roll oIl call follows For the resolution D Deem oem I ii Alexander Ayres Ayn s. s Barkle Barnhart Beaker Berlin Behin Blanton Booher Borland Doe Bor land Brodbeck Brumbaugh u h B Byrns of oC Tennessee Campbell of oC Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Penn Penn- sylvania Can Cantrill trill Caraway Carew Carter of Oklahoma Church Connal Connally of Texas Texan Connelly of oC I Kansas Cox Cro Croser Croiser Dale D Decker cler Denton Dickinson Dickin Dickin- son soil Dill Dixon Doolittle Drane Eagan a nn Evans 1 Ferris Fields Fisher Isher Flynn FInn Foster Gallagher Gai- Gai hivan an Jandy Garrett of Texas Goo Good Good- 1 win of Arkansas Gregg Hamill Hamlin Ham Ham- I lin I n has Hastings t I n gs Hayden en Itoh Hel ye ring 1 oe Is-oe Jacoway Johnson Johnson Johnson John John- son of Kentucky Jones Joncs of oC Texas KeatInG Keating Keating Keat Keat- ing ICell Kelly of or P Pennsylvania Kottner Kettner J Ja a of or California Linthicum littlepage Littlepage little little- page Lobeck Lunn McAndrews rc lJ MCClintic Me- Me Ic Clintic McKeown to n Maher Maimer Mays May Nee Neely Oliver Olivea of New York YorI Phelan Raine Raker Rubey Ruck r Russell Sabath Sa- Sa bath Scully Sears Shackleford Shell Shah r. lonberger Sherwood Shouse Sims Sins Charles B. B Smith Thomas I F. F Smith Stephens of or Nebraska Sterling of Pennsylvania Sullivan an Taylor Tay Tay- lor her of or Arkansas fI Taylor Talor of oC Colorado Thomas Thompson Tillman Tiilman Vandyke Walton alton Weaver en vcr Welling Wingo o. o Total Total Total To To- tal Democrats Democrats lO 1 I. I Anderson Anthony Anthon Austin Bacharach Bacha- Bacha ach rach Bland of or Indiana Bowers Dowers Britten Browne Drowne Burroughs UI Butler Dutler Campbell of or J Kansas t Cannon Carter of or Massachusetts Massa 1 Chandler of or New ew York ler her of or OI Oklahoma Clark of or Pennsyl vania Classon n. n Cooper of or Ohio Cooper Cooper- of oC Wisconsin Cope Coppy Costello CORtello Cramton Currie Currle of or Michigan Dale Dalo of Vermont ermont Darrow Davidson ldson Davis Dempsey Dempse Denison Dillon Dowell Dyer Edmonds Ed Ed- m monds o n E Elliott I I I ot t I El Ellsworth Is so r t ii Fl Elston Els- Els a ton Emerson Esch Each Benjamin 1 L. L FaIrchild FaIrfield Farr Foss Fess Fordney Ford Ford- ney Foss Francis Frear Freeman French Fuller of or Illinois Glynn Good Goodall Graham of oC Illinois Green of ot Iowa low Griest Hadle Hamilton of oC Michigan of New York Tins Has hell Haugen hawley Hayes Her e Hicks Rusted Hugh Hugh- hInson h- h Inson James Johnson of ot Washington Juul Kahn Kello Kelley of or Michigan Kenned Kennedy Kennedy Ken Ken- ned nedy of or Iowa Kenne Kennedy of oC Rhode Is Island Island Island Is- Is land Iless of ot Pennsylvania Pennsyl King ICing Kinkaid Kinkaid Kin Kin- kaid Knutson Krauss of or Indiana La LaFollette Folletto Follette Langley Langlo Lehlbach Lenroot Little Lundeen of Minnesota McArthur olcAr thur McCormIck McCulloch McFadden McFad- McFad den McKenzie McKinley McLaughlin of Michigan l an Madden Magee Mann Mason Ma 1 son ton Mapes Merrett Miller lIller of Minnesota Mondell of Indiana IulIana Morgan n Mott Iott Nelson Nichols Ichols |