Show S SENATE SEEMS LIKELY TO TU 01 O O. O K WORLD COURT President Coolidge Ready to Recommend American American Ameri Amen can can Adhesion to PI Plan n I SIXTEEN SENATORS 1 LISTED AS OPPOSED Definite Action Probably Will Be Taken Shortly Aft After r Holiday Recess By FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE Written for The Telegram WASHINGTON Nov 4 Advocates cates of American entry into the world court court Republicans and and Democrat Democrats Democrats Dem Dem- alike now nosy now claim confidently that their fight Is ls won They have reason to believe that the United States senate in Jan January ary 1926 1026 at the latest will vote overwhelmingly over over- in f favor vor of the United S States States' tES adhesion sIon to the International tribunal Discussion on the subject subject sub sub- je t will be the senates senate's special or order order order or- or der of business on on n December 17 Debate will Immediately ensue but as the holiday recess will Intervene intervene intervene inter Inter- vene a a. vote is not expected I the new year Before the year is I I very old the ayes and nays will be demanded j I A poll made by Senator Claude A. A Swanson Democrat of VirgInia Virginia Vir Vir- ginia on whose resolution the senates senate's senates senate's senates senate's sen sen- ates ate's forthcoming action will vill be based indicates that not more more than sixteen adverse votes at the outside outside outside out out- I I side are in prospect t. t It would take three thirty-three vot votes votes one s- s one ne more than I third one of the senate senat senate to to to defeat J the Swanson resolution COOLIDGE IN FAVOR I 1 President Coolidge there Is au auL t for E stating aUng I is preparing togo togo to togO gO o the full tull limit of of- his his' power powe to I i sec secure re adoption n of ot th the world court I I r proposal rc P l. l ith an annual u l me me meSs meSs- j j sa sage sag to congress at the opening of I the coming session will reiterate I I Us his approval of It In the strongest terms he has yet y us- us Used sd d regarding It Some friends friends' of ar f the court have now now and then felt It that Mr Coolidge's support s of It Jt was lukewarm and perfunctory lacked the z zeal l of ofa ofa ofa a crusader Other pro-court pro authorities authorities au au- au- au thorl les have been disappointed that the president did not crack the Republican party whip over reluctant reluctant I tant G. G O. O P. P senators in behalf of the court I I Men who have had opportunity to observe the too Coolidge point of view in recent times in consequence of ot personal contact with the president now report him heart and soul for tor forthe forthe the project Th They y say that any doubts about the sincerity of his Interest In the world court or his desire desira for American entry will soon be effectually removed re That the requisite pressure has b been en exercised exercised exercised exer exer- by Mr Coolidge in hIs bis capacIty capacity capacity capac capac- ity as leader of his party will also be manifest There prospectively will be only a handful of Republican Republicans s senators who will vote against the court SIXTEEN UNFAVORABLE This writer has has' been supplied inan In Inan Inan an authoritative quarter with the names of sixteen senators who are known to be either openly opposed to to American entry or whose attitude atti attitude attitude atti atti- tude is so doubtful that they are classed as opponents The list Is Isas Isas Isas as follows Republicans Borah o Idaho Pepper of Pennsylvania Moses of Now New Hampshire Wadsworth of New York La Follette of Wisconsin Wiscon Wiscon- sin Brookhart of Iowa Johnson of California Reed of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsyl Pennsyl- vania Norris of Nebraska Norb Norbeck Norbeck Nor- Nor b beck ck of South Dakota Howell of Nebraska Total 11 Democrats Reed Democrats Reed ts-Reed Reed of Missouri Dill of Washington Blease of South South Carolina Copeland of New York Total 4 Labor Farmer-Labor of Minnesota S |