Evening star., 1922-03-24

the tOtei payments not 10 oAceeu.
however. 40 per cent of the adjusted
service credit -.-
Farm and home aid under which
veterans purchase or Improvement
OF farms. or homes would be paid
fter July !. 1898, sum equal to
their adjusted service credit increas-
ed by Is per cent iana settlement s
ed under the supervision OF special
board. and farm units established for
sale to the veterans at price fixed
by the board, less the amount OF the
adjusted service credit due the pur-
chasers.
In only two important particulars
does this measure differ from the one
passed by the House two years ago
and that was shelved in the Senate
last July. The original cash bonus
option was estimated and the bank
loan provision Of the adjusted service
certificate title substituted.
. Galleries damned.
Not since the war days had the
were from the time Speaker Gillett's
gavel fell at II am. until the last
vote had been cast as the shades Of
evening enveloped the Capitol. And
not in many years had such scenes
been enacted on the floor, where there
frequently was an uproar. with alter
nate applause. laughter and jeers.
Like the House itself. the galleries
were pro-bonus. and supporters OF
despite the infringement OF the rules
which this entaiied. But the greatest
applause was not for proponent. but
an opponent. the members and many
Of the spectators rising and rendering
IN ovation to Uncle Joe" Cannon as
the grizzled holder Of the American
record for length Of legislative serv-
Ice arose late In the day to deliver a
two-minute speech, in which he de.
clared that the men who served in tho
world war owed that service to their
country
five hours of discussion. with IS Of
the 435 members taking part in 1t.
Transcripts of their remarks would
I'LL about two ordinary sised news
papers. Many Of them were on their
feet only minute, or two, or three,
but the House gave unanimous con-
sent for all members to extend their
remarks in the Congressional Record
during the next five days, and edt-
tions OF that volume during that time
promised to be exceedingly bulky.
Arguments against the bill were
more frequent than those in it's favor,
due to the fact that many democrats
who announced that they would sup
port it vigorously attacked some OF
its provisions and the ways and
means committee for failure to pro-
vide means Of financing the bonus. In
the course of the debate the measure
was referred to as a gold brick" q
bogus" bill. "hokus-pokus" and a
'deformed and malformed creature
Party lines disappeared both in the
general debate and on the final roll
call, 242 republicans, 81 democrats and
one socialist supporting the bill, and
~ republicans and % democrats were
in opposition.
Omcial Roll Call.
The official roll call follows:
Republicans for-Anderson, An
drews. Massachusetts,: Andrews. Ne
braska; Ansorge. Anthony. Appleby.
Arentz. Atkeson. Bacharach, Barbour.
Beck, Beedy. Begg. Benhan, Bird, Blk
ler, Blakeney, Bland, Indiana: Boies.
Bond, Bowers. Brennan, Britten.
otSoAS, AIAihoiSs oIooho' 1euASyi>
sania: Brown. Tennessee: Browne,
Butler, Cable. Campbell. Kansas;
Chalmers. Chandler, Oklahoma; Chind.
elom. Christopherson. Clague, Classon.
clouse. Codd. Cole, Iowa; Cole, Ohio,
Cotton. connell, Connolly. Psnnsyl-
sin: copisy. ceussiin. craso, Cram.
ton, Crowther. Curry. Dale, baliinger.
Darrow, Davis, Minnesota; Dempsey,
Denison, Dickinson, Dowell, Dunbar.
Dunn. Dyer. Echols, Edmonds. Ellis.
Evans, Faifshild. Fsir,eld. Faust.
Froth,nsham, Fuller, Funk, CAIN,
@ Roont.. Gorm1n, orahsm.' oasnsna' 1iifnois; HHoey;
Green. Iowa, Greene. Massachusetts,;
a.ss.n a.s: Ha1sy Hss: Hay. HhsrdK Nsrts
sey. Hickey. Hill, Hoch. Hogan. % Hu.
krisde. Hull. Hutchinson. Ireland.
James, Jefferis. Nebraska; johnson,
South Dakota: johnson. Washington:
Jonss. Pennsylvania;. Kearns, Keller.
Ksnaai' s.s kennedy; Rs.ehsm: e cha Kier,
Kline. PsnnsylvAniR Knutson, Kopp,
KrAus, Krsider, Langley, Larson, Mis-.
sissippi; Lawrence, Leatherwood,
Linoberxer. Little, Longworth, Luhr.
ing. Mccormick. Mckenzie. McLough.
vania: Mcpherson, MacGregor. Mad.
den, Mlloney. Mapes, Michaelson.
MtchenAr, Miller. Millspaugh, Mondeii,
Montoya, Moore. Illinois; Moore,
Ohio; Morgan. Norm, Mott Mudd,
Murphy, A. F. Nelson, John NJ Nelson,
Newton, Missouri; Nolan. Norton,
gsPs JsPs:y; Periman. Petersen. Porter, nsr
PrinGay, Purnell. Radcliffe, Ramseyef,
RAnsley, Reece, Reed, New York;
Reed, West Virginia; Rhodes, Rick.
etts, Riddick. Roach. Robson, Rogers,
Rose. Rosenbloom. Rosedale. Ryan,
sanders indiana; Sanders, New York;
neesee; Shaw, Shelton, Shreve, Sieeel,
Sinclair. Sinnott. Slemp. Smith, Michi.
ean:. Smith, Idaho: Sproul, Stanford.
Steenerson. Stephens. Sttness, Stronf,
Kansas; Strong, Pennsylvania; Sum.
msrs, Washington; Sweet, Swing,
Taylor. New Jersey; Taylor. TenneS.
,Tinch1r, Towner, Vale, Ware. Vestal.
Voigt, Volk, volstead. Walters. Wat.
son. Webster. Wheeler. White, Kan.
sae: White, Maine; Williams, vii.
lienson, Woodruff, Woodyard. Wurs.
back, Wyant, Yates. Young, Zihlman.
Total republicans for 242.
Democrats for Bill.
Democrats for:
: Almon, Aswell, Bankhead, Barley,
Bell. Bowling Brand. Briggs. Bull
winkle, Byrnes, South Carolina:
Campbell, Pennsylvania; Cantrtll.
carsw, Carter. Collins. Crisp, Cullen.
Doukhton, Drane, Driver. Dupre.
Favrot, Fisher. Fulmer, Gallivar,.
Gilbert, Goldsborough, Grimm. Ham.
mer. Hayden, Huddleeton, Hudspeth.
letters, Alabama. JOHNSON. AenSucky;