The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-01
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PROHIBITION MEASURE PASSES LOWER HOUSE
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the bill with instructions for a referen- dunn vote and for "bone-dry' provi- sion. He charged the democratic leaders with trucking to Representative Randall of California, the only prohibition mem- Der, because the latter was one of the independent group who constitute the balance of power in the organization of the next House.
 'The gentleman from California" he said, "has grown great since the poll was taken as to the political lineup of the next Congress-" he said. He must have 1 frightened the democratic leaders almost to death."
 | While voting was in progress in the House William J. Bryan walked into the press gallery, watched the proceedings for a while and then went down to the speakers lobby and talked with a num- Der of friends among the members. T was in on the killing" he said, after the final vote. Just say for me that said delighted D
 THE FINAL VOTE The vote on fl lal passage follows: For the bill:
 Democrats-Abercromb Adair, Ad- 1 amson. Aiken, Alexander, Almon, Ash brook, Aswell, Ayres Barkiey, Barn. hart, Bell, Black, Booher, Borland, Brumbaugh. Burnett, Byrnes of South Carolina, Byrnes of Tennessee. Calla- way Candler of Mississippi, Carraway, Carlin. Carter of Oklahoma, Church. Clark of Florida, Cline Collier, Con- nelly, Cox, Crisp, Cullop, Davenport, Davis of Texas, Decker, Dickinson Dies. Dill Dixon, Doolittle; Doughton, Dunn, Edwards, Evans, Ferris, Fields, Flood Foster. Candy, Garrett, Glass, Goodwin, Goodwin. Gordon, Gray of Ala bama, Gray of Indiana, Hamlin, Harri- son of Mississippi, Harrison of vir- ginia, Hastings, Hayden, Heflin, Helm, Helvering, Hil1iard, Holland Hood. Houston, Howard, Huddleston, Hughes. Hull of Tennessee, Humphreys of Mis- sissippi, Jacoway, Johnson of Ken lucky, Jones, Heating, Kettner, Kin cheloe. Kitchin. Lee, Lever, Lewis, tague, Moon, Morgan of Louisiana, Morrison, Moss. Nicely, Nichols of South Carolina, Oliver, Padgett, Page of North Carolina. Park, Price Quin Ragsdale Rafney, Raker, Rayburn, Ruby, Rauch, Fucker of Georgia Rucker of Mis- souri, Russell of Missouri, Saunders. Sears, Shackleford, Shal1enberger, Shouse. Sims, Sisson. Small, Smith of Texas. Steagall. Stedman. Steele of Iowa, Stephens of Mississippi, Stephens of Nebraska. Stephens of Texas, Stone. Stout. Summers, Taggart. Tavenner, Taylor of Arkansas. Taylor of Col orado, Thomas, Thompson, Tinman. Venable. Vinson. Walker, Watkins, Watson. Webb, Whaley, William Elza Williams, Wilson of Louisiana, Wingo, Wise, Young of Texas
 Republicans = Anderson, Anthony Austin, Benedict. Bowers, Britt, But Ter, Browne Campbell. Carter of Mas .sachusetts. Charles, Chiperfield, Cope sey Cooper of Ohio. Cooper of West Virginia. Cooper of Wisconsin, Cram ton. Dale of Vermont, Dallington, Dan forth. Denison. Dillon. Dowell, Dunn, ellsworth Elston. Emerson, Esch, Farr. Fess of Ohio. Fordney, Foss of Illinois. Frear, Fuller, Good, Greene of Iowa. Greene of Mississippi, Griest, Guernsey. Hadley. Hamilton of Mich lgan, Hamilton of New York. Haughen, a;n aawiey, Helgesen, Hernandez, Hicks, Hlnds, Hollingsworth, Hopwood How ell Hutchinson, James. Johnson. of South Dakota, Johnson of Washington kearns, Keister, Kelley Kennedy of Iowa, Kiess, King. Kinkead Kreider, La fean, LaFollette, Langley, Lenroot, Lind
 arsh, Loud, McCracken McCulloch. Me- ra~den, Mckenzie, Mckinley, McI,amgh- lin, Mapes, Miller of Delaware Miller of Pennsylvania, Mondell, Moores of In diana, Morgan of Oklahoma, Mott. Nel son, North, Norton, Paige Of Massa chl1- setts, Parker of New York, Peters. Pow ers Harry IF. Pratt, Ramseyer Reavis. Ricketts, Roberts of Massachusetts. Rowe Russell of Ohio, Sells Sinnott. Slemn' Sloan. Smith of Idaho. Smith of Michi. gan. Smith of Minnesota, Shell, Steener. Strong, Sulloway, Sutherland, Sweet. Switzer, Temple, Timberlake, Towner' Volstead Walsh, Wason, Wheeler Thomas s. Williams, Williams of Ohio Wilson of Illinois, Wood of Indiana Woods of Iowa, Woodward. Young of North Dakota; Randall, prohbitionist Schall, progressive and Kent, independent i Total, 273.
 Against the bill:
 Democrats-Allen, Bailey Blackmon l Bruckner, Buchanan of Illinois, Buchanan of Texas, Burke, Cantrill, Casey, Coady. 1 Crosser, Dale of New York, Dent, De- | walt Dooling, Doremus. Driscoll, Dupre l Eagan, Eagle, Estopinal. Farley, Fitz- | gerald. Flynn, Gallagher, Gallivan. Gard ner of Texas, Gregg, Griffin, Hamill l Hardy. Hart, Henry, Hubert, Igoe, Kew Konop, 1.azaro, Lesher, Liebel, Linthi | cum. Lobeck, Loft, McAndrews, McDer- mott, McGilicuddy McLemore, Maher. Olney, Overmyer Phelan, Pou. Reilly, 1 Riordan, Rouse, Sabath, Scully, Sherlev' | Sherwood, Slayden, Smith of New York. | Steele of Pennsylvania, Tague. Talbott l Van Dyke, Wilson of Florida.
 Republicans -Bacharach. Barchfeld.