The New York herald., 1922-09-16
HOUSE SENDS TARIFF
BACK TO THE SENATE
Passes Conference Report,
Minus Dye Ban and Potash
Duty, 210 to 80.
IA OF REPUBLICANS BALK
Ansorge, Hogan, Lee and
Rossdale Are New Workers
Repudiating Bill.
IA OF REPUBLICANS BALK
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Sent. H. (

WusHlHgtOn. ~. u, sept 10.
The Republican leaders in the House
regained control of their forces suffi-
ciently to-day to compel the adoption,
after an hours debate of the revised
conference report on the Fordney-Mc-
Cumber tariff Dtll.
In sharp contrast with the vote on
Wednesday, when 1O2 Republicans
joined a revolt that sent the measure
back to the confe ice = ittee for
essential changcs. tha rcnart was
adopted to-da Jrteen
Republicans VI ceport,
while five Dem01rat If them
from Louisiana and ANXIOUS for high
rates on sugar, voted for the report.
The measure was sent to the Senate
at once and reported by Senator Nc
Cumber IN. d.. chairman Of the Senate
Finance Committee. Due to the discus
sion of the soldier bonus and the rule
that a bill must go over for day before
coming up for consideration there was
no action in the Senate to-day but the
program Is to call it up tomorrow.
SuEur fIEnt IN LOst.
Adoption OF the report by the House
followed an unsuccessful fight to obtain
reduction in the rate on sugar from
$2.20 a hundred pounds. as agreed to by
the conferees, to So. as originally pro-
vided by the House Representative
Garner (Tex.) attempted TO have the
report recommitted TO conference to have
the change made, but his motion failed.
4 no -. II
publicans supported the Democrats.
Here are tile Republicans who voted
| against the report:
ANsoRGE IN. W LAMpoRT fwis)
| BECK tWls.) LEE IN. W
4 COOPER fWis) ROSSDALE IN. W
| GAIN (O.) SINCLAIR IN. d.
| HOGAN IN. " STAFFORD tWis.)
| KELLER tMinn) tNDERHILL (Mass)
KLECZKA (wis) vOIGHT (wis.)
Socialist voting against the report;
Democrats voting for the conference report
HUDsPETH (Tex.) MARTIN CLa)
| LAZARO (La.)
The House action means that the Ford
ney- McCumber bill is a long step nearer
the signature of the President and 1t
gave rise to the general understanding
at the Capitol that the measure will be
completed before the end of next week.
tomorrow 1t is thought a vote will be
taken by Wednesday or Thursday.
There will be an effort to recommit the
| bill because CT certain objectiona BILE fea-
lures in the Presidential authority Sec
ton. but whether this will be successful
is a question. The Republican leaders
In the Senate were preparing tonight
10 jam the measure through without
change II possible.
Dyestnffs nnd Potash.
The removal of the dyestuffs embargo
and the duty on potash. demanded by
| the House In recommtting the bill
Wednesday. was explained by Chairman
Fordney Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee and by Representatives Long
worth and Greene Gowa) to-day. They
defended the new rates on dyestuffs,
which are compromise between the
Senate rates and the House rates. say
Ing that while they are not all that the
| dyestuffs industry requires to get on It's
feet they will do In a general way and
should be adopted
Representative Garner. In leading the
fight against the sugar rate. said that
the House having voted for the rate OF
SO hundred pounds on sugar should
recommit the bill and compel the con-
ference committee to accept that figure,
The Republican conferees mlnimized
the Importance OF the increase. Repre-
sentative Greene declared the advance
would add only 20 cents year to the
cost OF living for each family of four.
BY unanimous consent cocoanuts were
stricken from the free list. put there BY
a typographical error.
Rumors were afioat tonight that a
move is on in the Senate TO try to re-
vive the dyestuffs embargo. which has
met with one defeat after another Sen
ators Mclean tConn.) and Bursum IN.
Nj were said to be behind the scheme.
but we're being opposed by Senator Moses
IN. H). one OF the leaders in the fight
against the dye interests Since the
Senate already has rejected the embargo
| proposal II Is doubtful II the plan has
any chance.