The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
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and Harding, Ohio. New members
Johnson, California; New. Indiana
Moses. New Hampshire.
Finance: Holdovers Penrose. Penn
sylvsnia, chairman; MeCumber North
Dakota; Smott, Utah LsFollette. Wis
consin. and Dillingham;, Vermont. New
members: Mclean, Connecticut Cur
It's. Kansas; Watson, Indiana Calder
New York, and Sutherland, West Vir-
ginia.
Two Leave Committee.
Senators Lodge and Townsend OF
Michigan retired from the committee.
Appropriation: Holdover members .
Warren, chairman Smoot Utah
Jones, Washington; Curtis. Kansas /;
Kenyon. Iowa; Sherman. Illinois. New
members: Gronna. North Dakota /:
Hale, Maine; Spencer. Missouri;
Phipps. Colorado Newberry, Miehi-
gan. Senator Calder retired from the
committee.
Interstate commerce: Holdover
members: Cummins, Iowa; chairman;
Townsend, LaFollette, Poindexter
Washington; Mclean, Watson, Kel-
logg. New members: Fernald, Freling-
huysen, Elkins.
Judiciary: Holdover members: Mel
son, Minnesota, chairman; Dilling-
ham. Brandegee, Borah, Cummins,
Colt and Sterling. New members
Fall, Norris and Kellogg. Senator
Poindexter retired from the commit
Military: Holdover members ::
Wadsworth, New York, chairman !;
Warren, Sutherland. New. Freling-
huysen, Johnson, California, and
Knox. New members: Lenroot, Spen-
Ger and Capper.
Naval: Holdover members. Page,
Vermont, chairman; Penrose, Lodge,
Poindex,er and Hale. New members .
Ball, Mccormick, Newberry and
Keycs. Retiring member was Hard
ing.
Commerce: Holdover members
Jones, Washington; chairman; Mel
son, Sherman, Harding, Fernald
Calder and Lenroot, New members !:
Colt, McNary, Ball and Edge. Senator
Johnson of Washington retired.
Agriculture: Holdover meLAbers
Gronna, North Dakota. chairman !:
Page, Norris, Kenyon, Wadsworth
and France. New members McNary,
Capper and Keyes Senator Warren
was the only retiring member.
Banking and currency: Holdover
members Mclean, Connecticut, chair
man; Page, Gronna, Norris and Fre-
linghuysen. New members Penrose,
Calder, Newberry and Reyes.
Other Chairmen.
Chairmen OF the other committees
include:
Contingent expenses, Calder; Cana
dian relations, Hale, Maine; census,
Sutherland, Wes, Virginia; civil
service, Sterling, South Dakota I,
claims; Spencer, Missouri coast sur
yey, Edge, New Jersey coast defense,
Frelinghauysen, New Jersey; Cuban
relations, Johnson. California; Dis
trict of Columbia, Sherman. Illinois (;
education and labor. Kenyon, Iowa !;
fisheries. Newberry. Michigan; i'm
migration, Colt, Rhode Island Indian
affairs, Curtis. Kansas; inter oceanic
canals, Borah. Idaho; irrigation and
reclamation, McNary, Oregon; mines,
Poindexter, Washington; nationa!
banks, Kellogg, Minnesota; Pacific
islands and Porto Rico, Fall, New
Mexico; patents, Norris, Nebraska;
pensions, McCumber, North Dakota
Philippines, Harding. Ohio; postof-
fees, Townsend, Michigan; printing,
Moses, New Hampshire; privileges
and elections, Dillingham;, Vermont; /;
public buildings, Fernald, public
health, France, Maryland; public
lands, Smoot, Utah; railroads. Len.
root, Wisconsin; rules, Knox, Penn.
sylvania: territories, New Indiana {;
woman suffrage, Watson, Indiana.
May Increase Foreign Committee.
Th conference considered a plan
for further increase OF the foreign
relations committee, so that more
democrat, might be retained, bu, left
the question to a subcommittee COM
posed Of Senators Lodge and McCum-
The democratic steering committee
resumed its work of naming demo-
cratic members OF the senate stand
ing committees and a conference OF
senate democrats was called for
o'clock this afternoon 10 consider its