The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 22, 1919, Image 9
VOLUME XXXV. LAURENS. SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1919.1 NUMBER 14
SENATE REJECTS I
-_ TOSI
Long Debated Aimeidment Is Voted
Down with 55 Against and 35 For.
Fourteen iepublicans Veted wit.h
Democrats. *
Washington, Oct. 1.-The long de
bated .Shantung amendment to the
peace treaty, presented by Senator
Lodge and approved by the foreign
relations committee,~finally was re
jected in tile senate today with a ma
jority of an even score against it.
In the vote of thirty-five to fifty
five, fourteen Republicans swung ov
er to the pro-treaty forces, while three
Democrats lined up with those su-p
porting the proposal. Of the eix sen
ators absent, two Republicans were
It on record as in favor of the
amendment and one Republican and
three Democrats as opposing it.
Th roll call, which came at the
end of another six and a half hours
or sharp debate, in reality swept aIway
,ix amemllients Instead of one, each
etn oge in the treaty text having been
numbered separately by the commit
Ieo in! its deeislol to strike out tihe
word ".apan" and substituting the
word "China" throighou t the sections
relating to thev province of lhianitun1g.
Ily unanimous conani,'- how ever, the
six hlianges were debated and voted on
aI, One.
Only tlhree of the comiittee's forty
El'.emideients now remiin to -be
acted on by tle Senate, thirty-six
previously having been rejected. Of
those remaining, one( relates to Amer
Ivan representation on the repara
tions Col)mmission and two to've111ial
:ation of voi i n 1 the league of na
S1ons' assembly.
T11m vote in elail follows:
For adloption:
.1-publianu -1,al1, ilorah, tllr ne
; , U Cabler. Ca pper,. Curt is, Cfillingl
I!:,n Fal11, F ranIIe, i relinghulyseon,
(illOnna, 1iarding, ,1ohnson (Califor
niai, .ohnes (WashIligton), Knoxi.
iLaFollette, Lodge, .\lcCorilck, Mc
Lsan, .\loses, New, Newberry, Norris,
P1'age, Penrose, Phi pps, Poindexter,
.She"lan, Sutheriland, 'Wadsworth
Warren, and( aldIt*OnI-32.
'Dlemocrats--Gore. Reed, Walsh
(.\lassachusetts)----:.
Total for adoption, 35.
Against adoption:
Republicans-olt , Sumins, llale,
Kielogg, Kenyon, Keyes, Len root, Me
iuher, m.cNary, FNelson, Sm1oot,
wileel, Sterling and Townsend--1.
Demorats - Ashburt, ann k head,
ekhIamo, Chamberlain, (ulherson,
'i. Pletcher, Gry,, Gerry, I Iar iris,
.rrison, ili'Ild1erson, I Iitchock.
.I .nes (New .\lexico), Kendrick, King,
Ii by, M v. K el ler, Myers, NiIgent,
Overman0, Owen, Phelan, ilitman
Pomlorenle, lilnmleil, Itohinlson, Sh1ep
pa rd, Shiel ds, immons, Smith (Ari
zonal, iSmiti (eorg-Ia), Sinil th il a ry
ind), Stanley. Swanson, Thonas
PTratmiel1, 1nderwood, Walsh 1i ln
ltna), WIiia!ns5 and W\oleOtt^-~--I.
'Totali aga Inlst adioptton, ii .
The six senators ab~senlt or~ pa Ire<
were:
F'or adop0t) Ion - -Fernal d, Hte pubilacan
.\aine; anid Nikinis, Rtepublican, Wes
Virginia.
Against Adopt ion.--dge. D~emocral
New ,1 ersey; .lohnshon, D~emocral
SouthI Dakiota; .\art in, Demloerat, Vir
ginIa; Snithi, D emocrat 2 tUh Carc
lina.
After, the vote waagtO~pj leted, Sen
ator~ Lodge announiced that later hi
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LMENDMENT
[ANTUNG CLAUSE
vould iove to strike out entirely the
;ections awarding the Shantung rights
o Japan. Notice also was given by
k number of the Republican senators
vho opposed the committee amend
nent. that. they would present reserva
ions dissenting from the Shantung
1ward.
SMore thant twenty senators took
part in today's debate, extended
speeches being made for the amend.
ment by Senators oJhnson of Califor
nia, Sherman of Illinois, and LaFol
lette of Wisconsin, all Republicans
and against It by Senators Phelan of
California, a Democrat, and McCum
ber of North Dakota, a Republican
Senator Villiams, Democrat, Missis
sippi, injected into the discussion "
bitter denunciation of the attitude ol
some Irish-Americans, and sharp re
plies were made by Senators Ihelai
and Gerry, Democrats, Ihode Island
After the roll call a few minute!
was devoted to the formal reading o
the long treaty text, and the leader
expect to conitue the ta-k tomorrmy
The general prediction was that a voti
on file remaining amendlilments wolih
not be reached before tle middle o
next week.
"AlNT K.ATE" WillTES OF
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I beg your pardon, deari Reader,
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Ithe Rest Room now. The Kitc
fitted upl for pireparinig hot luncht
I up of tea 0nr cntfee. I am tr'yinu
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away from these never-ending home
duties and go up and get that cup of
coffee Mrs. Bagwell has lromised me.
I f she just can get me a little sugar!
Will the Rest Room be a success?
Well, that depends. Will we use it?
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girlj the,merchants and the business
meI, have fmade it possible. It is a
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.-CGeore McDonald.
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