Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
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 WASHINGTON, April e.-The
 republican joint resolution declar
 ing the state of war with Germany
 at an end and repeating most of the
 wartime legislation was adopted
 today by the house, PAP to 15O.
 i"enty-two democrats voted with e the republican majority and two
 republicans voted against adoption.
 Before adopting the resolutions tha house voted down a motion by Repre- sentative Flood Of Virginia, ranking democrat of the foreign affairs com mIttee, to send the resolution back to that commltte with instructions to re- port out a substitute repeating all war time acts The vote on that motion was III for and 222 against.
 Democrats voting for the resolution were: Ashbrook, Caldwell, Dooliug. Cullen, Gallivan. Ganley, GoldfogIe. Huddleston. AIcKiniry. AIcLane, Maher. oConnell. OConnor, PeI, Hammiu, OI-. ney, Sherwood3 Sullivan, Tague, Carew. Evans, Nevada Mead.
 Republicans opposing it were.
 Fuller, Massachus tits, and Kelley. Michigan.
 Democratic Ranks Break in Final Vote
 on the democratic substitute offered as motion to recommit the only xote other than that on adoption of the reso- lution permitted under the rule three democrats lined up with the repub- Hcans, while two republicans joined the minority The greater break in the democratic ranks came on the final vote
 Chairman Porter of the foreign af- fairs committee claimed after the roll call that 20 more votes would carry the resolution over a presidential veto Democratic members. however. said a vote on that question would see party alignment virtually intact.
 The debate began at II o'clock yes terday morning and occupied all of the tune of the house for more than 12 hours. It was marked througbo1tt bx- sharp partisanship except for those on each side who broke away from party lines to join the opposition.
 Debate Waxes Hot
 former Speaker Clark and Represen tative Kitchin of North Carolina took a leading part in the fight on the demo- cratic side, while Representative Mon dell, republican leader, who closed the debate, received warm greeting from hls party colleagues. Representative, speech aroused the democrats to an outburst of cheering as he as sailed the republican membership. them with Hypocrisy" and them to present a straight
 
 legislation if they were sincere Ar -he close of his speech Mir. Kitchin suffered collapse, resulting from what was said by his physicians to be ! slight stroke of paralysis. Represen- .ative Mondell later expressed the of the house with BIT. the members standing while le spoke
 Representative Longworth repub- ican, Ohio. was particularly sharp in lis references today to President Will sons attitude on the league of nations. which he described as an "un- American 
 The debate was unusual in that it consisted largely of a symposium Of prepared statements. few members speaking extemporaneously There was title attempt at applause from the crowded gallery.
 Party Support Shifts
 At one point today, as yesterdav. party support suddenly shifted When Representative Kelley, republican Of Michigan, was recognized to oppose the resolution, democratic hopes were 'aised as the republicans were yester- lay when Representative Huddelston. iemocrat, Alabama, declared his inten- ion to vote for the measure. Cries of go on" greeted Representative KelIev- tnd he was accorded additional time y the democratic leaders, concluding lis address with an assertion that the esolution proposed to strike hands with Germany and say, tits all over. cts call it square"
 ssNot with my vote,' he shouted as le took his seat, and a roar of cheers anne from the democrats
 Toward the close of debate, both tides were reduced to speeches of a lalf minutes length in order to give opportunity to all who wished to get nto the congressional record. The louse derived much pleasure, appar- 'ntly, from the bang of the speakers ,avel as it cut off man after man in the middle of a rolling oratorical sentenees ronic cheers and handc1apping came rom the opposing faction in each cass