Show MANY SPEECHES I ION ON Naval Appropriation Bill Under Discussion in Lower LowerHouse LowerHouse LowerHouse House PARTY CLASHES AVOIDED MEMBERS GIVEN A CHANCE TO CLAW THE AIR I I II Washington April lOThe dove doe of peace hovered over the house today toda Instead of Interminable roll calls caUs and clashes of party leaders on questions of oC parliamentary tary tar law there was an orderly session de devoted devoted devoted voted almost entirely to consideration of ot the naval appropriation bill B Both th Chair man Foss of f Illinois and Mr Padgett of Tennessee of the tile committee on naval af fairs aim made exhaustive T speeches Justifying the action Hon of the committee in reporting what they characterized as a conserva tive na naval Pr program for the next fiscal years ears and Knowland California pleaded for a navy nav of such size as to be capable of upholding at all times the honor of oC the country at home and abroad while Mr Bartholdt of Missouri advocated a halt In naval increase and the thes substitution s for it of arbitration in mat of oC International dispute Speeches on Other Subjects Many lany other speeches were made under the order of ot general debate but they were on oIl other subjects The rhe list included Webb ebb of North Carolina who favored the tile regulation of at interstate fie fic in Intoxicating liquors Lamar of ot Mis Missouri lIs who wanted a stricter Sunday Sunda ob observance servance for the District of Columbia of Ohio who pleaded for a mon monument monument to the men under Generals St Clair Claim and Wayne who fell in battle against the Indians Perkins of New York who de desired deI desired I sired free wood pulp of Wis Wisconsin Wisconsin 18 who emphasized the necessity for decent American legation buildings abroad and Mr fr Aiken of ot South Caro Carolina Carolina lina who pleaded for a refund of the cot cotton cottOn cotton ton tax Consideration of the naval bill had not been concluded when the house at 5 recessed until u t 1130 tomorrow tomorrowS S I |