The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-20
HOUSE ADOPTS NEW
 NAVAL BILL WI I H 86,OOO MEN CLAUSE
Vote on Amendment For h. Creasing Force From ST. 900 to 86,oOO Is 7
 221 to 148
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
 Washington. April 19.-By the margin of n votes, che House to- night broke away from it's own lead ership, stood behind the President and passed the 1923 naval appropria- tion bill with an amendment fixing the enlisted personnel at S6,000.
 The vote on the McArthur- Ware amendment. the big point in dispute, and which increased the man force from 6TOoO as provided in the bill. was 221 to I4s. with two members answering present. Ninety repub- licans voted against the ss.uo0 amendment while 4S democrats sup ported it.
 There was no great shout at the finish like that which filled the chamber week ago when the same proposal was put through the House, sitting in committee of the whole. by margin of 47 votes. X bare handclap or two greeted the an rouncement by the speaker. The galleries. half deserted. made no at- tempt at demonstration.
 With the section ogt of the way tie bill was put on it's passage and went through 279 to 7S.
 As amended the measure carried a total of s25i 2G9, 900, or about sfs.- O00,O0O more than the total fixed by the approprlations committee which framed 1t. It goes now to the Sem ate with the charge by Chafrn1ars Kolley of the naval appropriation subcommittee that many millions will be added. which the House world have been asked to add today had not the mig navy men changed from at the last"
 The Roll CaIi
 The following republicans voted against the Ss,000 personnel amend ment:
 Anderson. Andrews. Nebraska; An- thony, Arentz. AtlSeson Beck, Begg. Bird, Boiese, Brooks, Illinois; Browne, Wisconsin; Burtness. Burton. Camp- bell, Kansas; Cannon. ChristopheF- son. Cfague, Clouse. Cole, Iowa.; Cooper, Wisconsin: Cramton. Davis. Minnesota; Denfson. Dickinson Dowell, Echols, Evans. Frear, Frenen Funk, Calm. Gensman Green Iowa; Hardy, Colorado: Haugen, Herrlcl.. Hersey, Hoch. Hull, James. Johnson South Dakota; Keller, Kelley. Mich igan; Ketcham. klezka, Knight. Kopp. Kraus. Larson, Mfnnesota; Lawrence, Leatherwood. Little. Me baughlin, Michigan; MacRregor, Mad den, Mann, Mapes, Mchienor. Mills paugh, Mondeli, Murphy. A. P Nel- son. ]. NJ. Nelson, Ogden. Ramseysr. Reece. Reed, West Virginia; Rhodes. RiddNls. Roach, Robsion. Rosehbloora. shaw Sinclair Siemp, Speaks. Snroul. Stafford, Steinerson, Strong, Kansas: Timberlake, Tincher Towner. Voi1t. voistead. White, Kansas; William son, Wood. Indiana: Woodruff Total, 90.
 The following democrats voted foe the S6,000 personnel amendment. Aswell. Bland Virginia; Briggs. Bull winkle, Campbell Pennsylvania; Carew. Crisp, Cullen, Deal, Drane. Dupree, Favrot, Fisher. Gallivan. Gil- bert. Goldsboroug. Griffin. Harrison, Hawes, Hayden, Hooker, Humphreys, Johnson, Kentucky; Kindred, Lank- ford, Lazaro, Lea. California; Iinthi- cum. Logan. McDuffle Martin, Meade Montague. O'Connor, Overstreet. PaI- gett. Park, Georgia; Baker. Rfordan Sandlln. Smithwick. Sullivan, TaEue, Ten Eyck. Thomas, vinson. Weaver, Wilson. Total, 4S.
 Representative London. socialist. New York, voted against the amend ment.
 Republicans paired asainst, the amendment were: Lampert chael- son. Smith, Idaho; TaylJr, Tennessee; Young, total. 5. 5
 Democrats paired for the amends ment were: Drewry, o'Brien, Sears, Total, 8.
 As compared with the 90 repubns cans who voted against the amend- ment IT" republicans voted for while 1s others paired for 1t.
 AS as-i1st the 4s de ocrats who voted for the amendment 57 demo- crats voted ,inst 1t, while r others were paired against it.
 Assnils Navy Yard Combine
 Except on two occasions today the bill sailed along through unrlffled seas Once, however, Chairman Ke1- ley broke loos in whf { members as vicious attack on the navy yard co: ,ation," char ing that despite ahe arms conference there were still demands from navy yard and naval project dlstricts fo, more money than was carried in the bill.
 Starting in the Massachusetts vii- lage of Squantum. where destroyers were built during the war. Mir. Kel- ley. in a picture of the plea for more" jumped across West Virginia, with it's armor plate factory, to the so tn Atlantic coast Across to New Orleans. ar then to california ant up the west coast. The Rouse was In a turmoil as he declarei that every where the feeling seemed to be that the purp SC of the arm couserence was to build up and provide more wori Cor the government plants. Half a dozs meml ITS were drawn intl the fight, Representativ. Dupree, democrat. Louisiana, chargi Chair man Kelley had proved himself "a naval wrecker.' The battle ragged for 10 minutes. with some members shouting they would 10 gree 70
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