Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

winch increased the man force from
! $1,000 as provided in the bin. was 221
to 148, with two members answering
present. Ninety Republicans voted
against the $4,000 amendment while
46 Democrats supported it. There
was no great shout at the finish like
that which filled the chamber a week
ago when the same proposal was put
through the house sitting in com
mittee Of the whole. by a margin of
AZ votes. The galleries. half deserted,
made no attempt at demonstration.
With the fighting section out of the
way, the bill was put on its passage
and went through, 2T9 to IS. As
amended the measure carried a total
Of $251 ,269.000 or SIS, 900 ,000 more
than the total fixed by the approp-
ration committee which framed it..
1t goes now to the senate, with the
charge by Chairman Kelly of the
naval appropriations sub committee
that many millions will be added and
to which the house would have been
asked to add. had not the big navy
men changed front at last"
How They Voted
The following Republicans voted
against the $4,000 personnel amend
ment:
Anderson. Andrews. Nebra ska !:
Anthony, Arentz, Atlzeson, Beck,
Begg. Bird, Boies, Brooks. Illinois;
Browne, Wisconsin; Burtness. Bur-
ton, Campbell. Kansas: Cannon.
Christopherson, Clague, Clouse, Cole.
Iowa; Cooper, Wisconsin, Cramton,
Davis. Minnesota: Dennison, Dickin-
son, Dowell. Echols, Evans. Frear,
French, Funk, Calm, Gensman,
L X,s f4,I<@ a
gen. Herrick, Hersey, Hoch. Hull,
James. johnson. South Dakota: KEEL
Ter. Kelley, Michigan; Ketcham,
King, Kleczka, knight, Kopp,
Krause, Larson. Minnesota; Law
renee, Leatherwoods Little, Me-
Laughlin, AIichigan. MacGregor,
Madden, Mann, Mapes, Kitchener,
Millspaugh. Mondell, Murphy, Og-
den, Ramseyer. Reece Reed, West
Virginia: Rhodes, Riddick, Roach,
Robsion; Rosenbloom. Shaw, Sim
clair, Slemp, Speaks, Sproul, Stafford,
Steenerson, Strong, Kansas; Timber
lake. Tincher, Towner. Noigt Vol
stead, White, Kansas: Williamson,
Wood, Indiana: Woodruff. Total 80.
The following Democrats voted for
the $4,000 personnel amendment:
Aswell. Bland. Virginia; Briggs.
Bulwinkle. Campbell, Pennsylvania;
Carew, Crisp, Cullen. Deal Drane,
Dupre. Favrot, Fisher. Gallivan,
Gilbert, Goldsborough, Griffin. Har-
rison, Hawes. Hayden, Hooker,
Humphreys. Johnson. Kentucky;
Kindred. Lankford. I4azaro, Lea,
California; Linthicum, Logan, Nc
Duffie, Martin. Mead, Montague,
O'Connor, Overstreet,. Padgett. Park,
Georgia; Raker, Riordan, Sandlin,
Smithwick, Sullivan. Tague, Teneyck,
Thomas, Vinson, Weaver, Wilson.
Total As.
Representative London Socialist,
New York, voted against the amend
ment.
Republicans paired against the
were: Lampert, Michael
son, Smith, Idaho; Taylor, Tennes-
see; Young. Total. 5.
Democrats paired for the amend
ment were: Drewry, O'Brien, Sears. |
Total, 5.
As compared with the 90 Repub-
licans who voted against the amend
ment, 173 Republicans voted for it, |
while Is others were paired for It.
Against the 448 Democrats who
voted for the amendment, 81 Demo
Gratis voted against it, while IA
others were paired against it.
Attacks "Navy Yard Combination"
bill sailed along through unruffled I
seas. Once, however, Chairman I
Kelley broke loose in what members
as a vicious attack on
the navy yard combination" charg-
ing that despite the arms conference
there were still demands from the
navy ward and naval project districts