| Show Vt NA TE ADOPTS 8 PEACE a RESOLUTION PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT'S VETO SEEMS SEEM IN INEVITABLE EVil ABLE I Three Democrats Line Up With Republicans in inPutting Put ting ring Across Knox Substitute te f for nr 1 1 lt OJ U J BT Dy S ne ASHINGTON r May By Bp By n VY voto vot of 43 to 38 the Senate Int late this afternoon declared at an ap end the state of ol war ar existing technically between between between be be- tween the the United States and Ger Ger- many By that vote voto tho the Republicans Republic ns and ana three Democrats Reed of Missouri Missouri Mis Mis- Shields of Tennessee and Walsh of Massachusetts adopted the he l Knox lox resolution It now goes to the tho House for concurrence Throughout the tha closing closing- hours of ot de debate debato de- de bate bato Democratic leaders leader principally Underwood O of ot Alabama and Senator Hitchcock of ot Nebraska denoun denounced ed the e resolution as ns a a. Republican partisan scheme eme for tor shifting shifting- g responsibility Ut failure of ot treaty ratification They promised d a veto by P President Wilson Notice o to World WorldOn On th the Republican side Bide the deb debate te was closed with Senator Harding pt pf Ohio declaring that passage of ot the res res- V woula ce Dc D notice to t the tho o world that no rio man was big enough h to run tho the United States regardless of ot how much he might become I Intoxicated with power Tho The ordered by VIce President President dent Marshall on the the motion to substitute substitute substitute sub sub- tho the Senate resolution for tor the original House peace resolution at tt tho appointed hour hour 4 i 4 o o'clock as lock W was s carried carded by tho same vote voto by which tho resolution resolution reso reso- lution was adopted The toll follows ws on R Resolution For Republicans Ball Ball Borah Brandegee Calder Caldor Capper CapperS Colt Curtis Dillingham Edge Elkins Fall Fernald Fernald Fernald Fer- Fer Franco France Gronna Hale Harding Johnson California Jones Washington Washing Washing- ton Kellogg KellogS' Konon Je Keyes es Knox Lodge Lodges McCormick McLean McNary Moses New v. Norris Page Phipps Poindexter Sherman Smoot Spencer Sterling Townsend Wadsworth Wadsworth Wads- Wads worth Warren arren Democrats Reed Democrats Reed Shields Walsh 1 Massachusetts To To Total tal 43 Against Democrats Democrats Ashurst Chamberlain Cham- Cham Comer Corner Culberson Dial Gay Cay Gerry Glass Harris fender Honder- Continued on Pago Page 2 S SENATE ADOPTS i I I I PEACE Continued from rom Page Pago 1 son eon Hitchcock Hitchcock Jon Jones s 8 New eW Mexico Ring King McKellar M Myers ers gent Overman n Owen Phelan Pittman Pitt- Pitt mane man man Pomerene Ransdall Robinson Sheppard Simons Smith Arizona Smith Maryland Smith South Carolina Carolina Carolina Caro Caro- lina St Stanley nl Swanson Thomas Trammell U. U Underwood Walsh h Mon Ion t tana na Williams R Republican Republican Nelson Nelson Total Total 38 18 One Republican er r of North Forth Dakota was paired against st tho tion lIen Allen Property Properly Status Quo Th This war ending Hiding declaration now to toI togo togo go before the tho Hou House c for tor concurrence I ahead of ot the supposedly ly Inevitable presidential veto eto also provides that pending Bending the tho negotiation and ratification ratification tion of ot tho the peace treaty with suitable provisions for tor satisfaction of claims against tho German government alien alten property shall remain in Its present I status I It was on this point that most of the tho debate today hinged ed Senator Pom- Pom arena creno of ot Ohio charged that tho the United States was Attempting to assume all the tho benefits of ot tho the V Versailles treaty while taking none of ot tho the obligations Tho The resolution does not acc accept pt an any of th the tho benefits replied Senator Knox of Pennsylvania It provides that they shall not be bo waived Executive Blamed AI Alo Aho o Senator Pomerene while whilo denouncing this constitutional Republican scheme for tor ending aiding tho the war did not spare tho the President entirely Ho paid that tho the unalterable Senate Senat majority was largely to blame blamo for tor the situation but I Iho ho admitted that the executive himself himself him him- s self lt was not entirely free from blame It Is virtually a a. scheme among tho the Republicans to do what they think is la putting tho the President In a hole hote said Senator But It may not work out so BO so The people know wherein II is Invested the treaty making power Smoke Screen Says Say Underwood Senator Underwood Democratic lea leader er denounced the Ineffective resolution resolution resolution res res- as a smoke screen by which the Republican majority hopes to f blind tho the American people to the tho real re responsibility ro- ro for tor the failure of ot the Senate Senate Sen Sen- ate ato to ratify tho peace tr treaty aty There Is IB absolutely nothing this re resolution dO does 8 accomplish for tor this country said sahl Senator Walsh It It should be bo entitled a 3 measure to for tho the relief relle of the German Gorman people Wo We would give everything and get nothing ItIs It ItIs Itis Is nothing more moro than economic idiocy We would abolish ill ill restrictions on tho the importation of ot goods bearing t the e trade mark Mado Made In Germany without any agreement that sho she will admit ours I IThe The final tilt In the debate was staged ed by Senator Hitchcock and andSen s 's Sen Senator mator m- m ator Harding The latter latter's statement Ui ilia t t the he pass paso I ago age of ot the tho Knox x resolution was notice to the world of f the tho end of ot another autocracy au aU- autocracy prompted Senator Hitchcock to raise the cry of or politics It will be bo a fortunate hour when the passage of this resolution has demonstrated dem dem- d to tho the world worl that this country country country coun coun- try is not un under er the dictation of ot ono one man said eald the senator from Ohio No 0 matter how far afield a historian historian historian his his- torian may bo be led by his intoxication with power and his ambition to write for himself a n. page pago In history tho the world wu-ld must know that the chief executive executive tive tivo alone alono does not run this country It seems to bo be tho the purpose hero to show the President of tho the United States th that t ho does not run the country and that a n few fow senators here do said Senator Son Son- ator Hitchcock Where were those thole who sat hero in silence when whon tho the President Pros Pres ident brought forth the tho principles Involved in involved involved In- In In this this principles principles on which the war was as fought and tho the treaty was written Did one of ot them lift lItt ft a voice In protest protest pro pro- test For one I can say that I took the tho floor of or tho the Senate even cven before tho the PresIdent President loft left the country with his fourteen points and let m my position become I known replied Senator Knox Questions Statement Do you suppose that there therA Is anything anything any any- thing wo could havo said that would have altered the Presidents President's course coura 1 asked Senator Harding The persist persist- persistent ent o obstinacy of tho the chief chic executive alone has haR stood In the way of or peace and no one know that etter than you OU gentlemen sitting on tho Democratic side I e. e Were you permitted to follow your our own conviction con in this matter tho the peace treat treaty would have b been en ratified months and months montha ago o. A A. nearly conference between the tho Senate committee on foreign relations and tho HouDe committee on foreign affairs both controlled by tho the Is expected to bring a a. speedy speed conCUrrence In tho the Joint resolution In tn inthe the tho Presidents President's veto eto me message saCe Is expected expected ex ex- peeled a statement of ot his treaty clews possibly the Lisa basis for tor tho the main issue In tho the coming campaign |
