The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1920, Page 9

ee Pee Kraan ayy Where t ponte THE EVENING ‘WwoRtD. TUESDAY, “MAROH | 2,1 1920 mittee service, but occasionally | Papal ies in the Navy De 1. } tation and one-half of New York's calibre of a State's committees es filled serves. to keep New York on the | Bui vy York doesn’t even ord Republican representation, holds five | representation. ter W Jsecond place in the list of chaitmat \ than by b We ent hoe | ommittes chalrmanships of distinc: | New ork, if truth, j¢ only about | Aftainy Committee fds plaoes tor Wo p by being the only member J ships allotted by a Republican m fon and power half a juinp ahead of Michigan,|New Yorkers and two Pennayivaa- ts from the metropolis on the floor. | jority in the House of Representa Iowa representatives head the reg- with a representation of ¢ fane—one of the latter being the ' Now for the comtparisons: Penn. | tives, although it is lade ania—A great State, but away be- | bers behind Pennsy! nly five mem. | lar Committees on Appropriations, ! Republicans in the House,| Chairman, New York has but one membership in the majorits Aericulture, Rivers und bors, | he addition to the Chairman: | membe he fnterstate and rts 4, etd rn ership in the majority pe Insular Affairs and Electio: 0. 8 Ways and Means Com- ee to F hind New York—the next censun re- | Take the State of Illinois, a little] The Committee on Appre ions | mittee, chairmanships of the me place on the turns will probably show New York’ more than half the size of is at this time the most Impoftant In| Committees on Labor, the District of | Agricultural Committee to. Pennsyl- 2,000,000 over Pennsylvania in popu- |!" Population, which ts repr the House. Next to it is t om- | Columbia and the Census. vania's two. New York's representa. | lation—is represented in the House |!0 the House by twenty-two Rep mittee on Ways and Me; the} The only committee which gives|tive on the Committee on Mines and p |by twenty-seven ‘RepubYoans—one | licans and ifive Democrats—the same | chairmanship of which is New York an outstanding representa-| Mining is that eminent metalluryist, | place unfilled—seven Democrats and | "Umber of Republicans as New York | Re entative Pordney of Michigan. | tion is the Committee on Ways and} Peter J. Dooling. ontinued From First Page.) one Independent Wrpublican. Ilinois Republican representatives! And, oh, yes, Iowa also holds the| Means, She has two members on . long time he Pennsyivartia delegation | h0ld seven regular committce chair. | Chairmanship of Special Committee— | that . committee Repubiioms,| gi tte sah oe nite Moment was holds seventy-three committee | MmAanships, Accounts, Expenditures of }the select committee on the budget. |and Carew, Democrat, out of a total) fatredaced inthe of the House hold eigh- | memb and the average of |the Department of Commerce, Ex-| ‘This committee is engaged in work | membership of twenty-five. Litinols| fesentatives bearing Gaminttns plasss, but importance ‘and influence ‘is | Penditures of the War Department, | which will have great influence on|has two members on the Ways and| Would indieate that ty-ene of these places, most- | higher than thos: lew York. | Flood Control, Invalid Pensions, Rall- | expenditures tor Government pur- | Means Committee, a woh a | “Pénnaylvenia hel ht com: | Ways and Canals and Woman Suf-| poses when a budget system is| New York has two Representatives old Mo ] Of no consequence, are held by mittee chairmanships to New | frage and, in addition, the Chairman. | adopted. New York has no represent-|on the Rivers and Harbors Commut- wl} sa members and four of these | DS gigh ha . fbi x ‘ pn ed on iu tee RG Daoenn on Ex pes Oe its membership. nae tee to Pennsylvania's two, and two on are setving thelr fires. he committees on which Pannsyl- | penditures in the War Department. comparisons show that New | the Committee on Military Affairs to| Representative wh fwombere a |vania Rewiblicans are serving as| . Nor does the Empire. State | York ranks fourth in import two for Pennsylvania and two for| attnghed to any piece of chairmen are Foreign Affairs, Naval ju even third place in impor- in the House of Representa’ a ecihives Hill of Binghamton, | Affairs, Claims, War Claims, Mine je House of Represent- importance is Endicott-Johnson shoe manu-|and Mining, Printing, Expenditures a portance is reflected —— ‘concern, MagGrate of Brook. | Of the Interior Department, aud Bx-| by ehz ships of the leading |penditures of the Department of| committees. gee cre & Dunkirk, Republicans ' | «bor, The five committees presided | The agriouitural State af Iowa, ir firet Congress, are each on over by Row, Zork ofyepublioane are| with a total representation in the se On and Currency, In- House of eleven uublicans—25 pe Be ichasatian ih pleat fe dian Affairs, Library, Roads aad Ex. cent. of New York's total repreasn. talttées. But the star holder of com- - z places is Representative Mac- r of Buffalo, He beat C. B. Smith, the Demo- witting Congressman in one of Brie County districts in the last by thirty-four votes. When ‘got down here to Washington the) leaders appear to have fallen | or him. He is a menwer of the ittee on Accounts, the Commit- on Claims, the Committee on Ex- ‘es in the War Department, Committees on Insuler Affairs and Belect Coramittes to teats Bxponditures, ROSE'S STATE Given FAR MORE POWER. York members to the numiber hold one committed: mem- apiece, thirtedn of, them hold gommnittee, memberships each, weven hold three memberships Among the, Tammany mem-/ nerving on two dommittees ares Massachusetts, New York has only! tion worthy of notice in th one place on the Appropriations Com- papers. 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