The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-05
SS congressman
SIGN |R|SHPR0TEST
Gable Lloyd George Further I'M
prisonment Without Arraign-
ment Opposed to Liberty.

Eighty'eight members OF Congress
yesterday sent a cablegram 10 Pre-
mier Lloyd. George and the Ensiish
Parliament protesting further ifnpris-
onment without arraignment or trial
of persons arrested In ireland Tor acts
OF a political nature. 49,.
Wholesale arrests without ar
raisnment or trial disturb the peace
and tranquility OF a people. are de
structiye or human rights, and are at
variance with that principle OF lib
erty which Is embodied in the United
States Constitution in the provision
that no person shall be deprived OF
life, liberty or property without due
process OF law" read the telegram,
The cablegranl supports the resolu-
ton introduced two weeks ago by
Congressman Peter Il. Tague OF Mas
sachusetts, who also headed the com
mittee OF twenty Congressman who
conferred with Secretary OF state
Colby asking that the state Depart
ment seek some form of relief for
those held Ia prison without arraign-
ment or trial.
Secretary Colby has not yet deter.
mined what action. IL any, he VIII
take.
Those signing tn, protest follow.
Champ Clark, No. tp); T.. +.
Tague, Mass Id: u. j. Riordan.
N. Y. 3D.; II olney, Mass. CD;
w. A. Rodenburg. Ill (R); A. Ken
nedy. X. l. tR.); w. L. Mason, Ill.
(R.); !. II. Sherwood. O.. CD; j. Kahn.
Cal (RD: o. Keiisr. Mich. (R.);
Il. Lszaro. La. (D.): ]. A. Raker. Cal.
CD: Il. II. Brooks. Ill. (R-l Il. VoiEt,
Wis. (R.); E. L. Goodwin, N. c. Cd;
Ben johnson, ny. (D.): C. II. Hubs
peth. Tex. CD: J. E.NDonovan, N X
3D.; C. NJ. Stedman. N. c. CD; w.
o. (R.): J. Y. Sanders. La CD; ID. J.
O'Connell, N. Y. tD.); c. Burdick, II.
I. (R.); J. II. McAndrews. Ill Cd.
J. O'Connor. La. Cd: w. J. Igoe
Mo. CD: A. b. Rouse, Ky. Cd; ]. +.
Johnston, N. Y. Cd; II. Y. Thomas.
Jr.. Ky. Cd; +. N. Zelhlman,. Md.
tR.): II. NJ. Goldfoglc. N. Y. tD); j.
J. Babka. o. ID; C. II. Evans, New.
CD: Carl Hayden. Ariz. CD; J. N.
Mead, N. Y. tD.}; S. r. Sells. Tenn.
tR),; ]. II. Sinclair. N. ID. tR-); c. A.
McGlennon. N. j.. ID: P. McLane. Pa.
3D.: r. d. Mckinney. N. Y. Cd; c. p.
II. c. PelI. N. Y. CD: i. Bacharach,
N. J. (R); J. w. Rainey. Ill. CD;
G. II. Tinkham, Mass. (R); Isaac
SeigeI. N. Y. CD: Z. II. Wason. N. II.
(R.); Scott Ferris, Okla (DD: Carlos
Bee. Tex. CD; ]. P. Glynn. Conn.
(R.): NJ. NJ. Garland, Pa (R.); y. A.
Gallivan, Mass. ID; NJ. G.. Dupres,
La. ODE A. J. Griffin, n. Y. tpD:
Joseph Rowan. N. Y. DD; I..aCl
kleczka. Wis, ~tR.); J. J. Eagan, N "a
CD; ia. Casey, Pa. (D.): IT. j. Sculfysss
N. j. tDD; I. Gallagher, III. (D.t;g Nj
r. Phelan. Mass. (D); F. A. Britten,
Moon. Tenn. CD: C. A. Mooney. o.
CD; T. +. Cullen, N. Y. Cd; A. J.
SABBATH, III. CD; A. Lonergan, Conn.
Cd: Warren Gard. o. Cd: d. r.
Minahan. N. J. (D.); NJ. L. Davey. o.
(D): F. Crowther. NJ Y. R); J. II.
Baer, n. d. tR): ". e. Stiness, r. !.
(R.): P. J, Dooling, n. Y. CD; c. =.
Caldwell. N. Y. (D.); J. II. Wilson,
Pa. CD; J. J. Hamill, n. ]. CD:
7. +. Smith. n. Y. CD: J. NJ. NORM,
Pa. (R.); ]. p. Maher, N. Y. Cd: c.
d. sullivan. N. Y. CD: J. +. Carew,
n. Y. (D.); w. J. Burke, Pa. (R.): J.
V. Ganley. N. Y. (D); c. Il. Davis.
MINI. (R).
OF the lightweight Representa-
tives signing the message, sixty-two
arc Democrats and twenty-six Repuo-
licans. Among the Republican signers
are julius Kahn. OF California;; Will
lam f.. Mason, of Illinois. and Isaac
SieGel, OF New York City. Promi-
ncnt among the Democrats signing
are Champ Clark, OF Missouri, and
Scott Ferris, OF Oklahoma.
Practically all the Tammany dele
gates in the House and most of the
Democratic Congressman from Brook
Ign and the Bronx, including Thomas
+. Smith, Christopher u. sullivan,
Herbert c. Pell. Henry NJ. Goldfogle,
Anthony J. Griffin, James V. Ganly,
John r. Carew, Jerome +. Donovan,
W. NJ Cleary and John p. Johnston
signed the telegram