SIXTY-THIRD U. S. CONGRESS n 7S 



THE 63RD CONGRESS 1 



ALABAMA 

 Senators Joseph F. Johnston (Dem.), 1915, and John H. Bankhead (Dem.), igig 



Representatives (Democrats, 10) 



i George W. Taylor (Dem.) S J- Thomas Heflin (Dem.) Q Oscar W. Underwood (Dem.) 



2 Stanley H. Dent, Jr. (Dem.) 6 Richmond P. Hobson (Dem.) At large John Wm. Abercrombie 



3 Henry D. Clayton (Dem.) 7 John L. Burnett (Dem.) (Dem.) 

 4 Frederick L. Blackmon (Dem.) 8 William Richardson (Dem.) 



ARIZONA 



Senators Marcus Aurelius Smith (Dem.), ipis, and Henry F. Ashurst (Dem.), 1917 

 RepresentativeCarl T. Hayden (Dem.) 



ARKANSAS 

 Senators James P. Clarke (Dem.), 1915, and Joseph T- Robinson (Dem.), 1919 



Representatives (Democrats, 7) 



i T. H. Caraway (Dem.) 4 Otis T. Wingo (Dem.) 6 S. M. Taylor (Dem.) 



2 William A Oldfield (Dem.) S Henderson M. Jacoway, Jr. 7 William S. Goodwin (Dem.) 



3 John C. Floyd (Dem.) (Dem.) 



CALIFORNIA 

 Senators George C. Perkins (Rep.), 1915, and John D. Works (Rep.), 1917 



Representatives (Republicans 4; Progressives 4; Democrats 3) 



i William Kent (Prog.) 5 John I. Nolan (Prog.) 9 Charles W. Bell (Rep.-Prog.) 



2 J hn Edward Raker (Dem.) 6 Joseph R. Knowland (Rep.) 10 William D. Stephens (Prog.) 



3 Charles F. Curry (Rep.) 7 Denver S. Church (Dem.) n William Kettner (Dem.) 



4 Julius Kahn (Rep.) 8 Everis A. Hayes (Rep.) 



COLORADO 



Senators Charles S. Thomas (Dem.), 1915, and John F. Shafroth (Dem.), 1919 



Representatives (Democrats 4) 



At large Edward Keating (Dem.), and Edward T. Taylor (Dem.) 

 t George J. Kindel (Dem.) 2 H. H. Seldomridge (Dem.) 



CONNECTICUT 

 Senators Frank B. Brandegee (Rep.), 1915, and George P. McLean (Rep.), 1917 



Representatives (Democrats, 5) 



i Augustine Lonergan (Dem.) 3 Thomas L. Reilly (Dem.) S William Kennedy (Dem.) 



2 B. F. Mahan (Dem.) 4 Jeremiah Donovan (Dem.) 



DELAWARE 



Senators Henry A. DuPont (Rep.), 1917, and Willard Saulsbury (Dem.), 1919 

 Representative -Franklin Brockson (Dem.) 



FLORIDA 



Senators Duncan U. Fletcher (Dem.), 1915, and Nathan P. Bryan (Dem.), 1917 



Representatives (Democrats, 4) 



i Stephen M. Sparkman (Dem.) 3 Emmett Wilson (Dem.) 



2 Frank Clark (Dem.) At large Claude L'Engle (Dem.) 



GEORGIA 

 Senators Hoke Smith (Dem.), 1915, and Augustus O. Bacon (Dem.), 1919 



Representatives (Democrats, 12) 



i Charles G. Edwards (Dem.) 5 William S. Howard (Dem.) 9 Thomas M. Bell (Dem.) 



2 Seaborn A. Roddenbery (Dem.) 6 Charles L. Bartlett (Dem.) 10 Thomas W. Hardwick (Dem.) 



3 C. F. Crisp (Dem.) 7 Gordon Lee (Dem.) nJ. R. Walker (Dem.) 



4 William C. Adamson (Dem.) 8 Samuel J. Tribble (Dem.) 12 Dudley M. Hughes (Dem.) 



IDAHO 



Senators Kirtland I. Perky (Rep.), 1915, and William E. Borah (Rep.), 1919 

 Representatives Burton L. French (Rep.) and Addison T. Smith (Rep.) 



ILLINOIS 



Senators'* 



Representatives (Democrats, 20; Republicans, 5; Progressives, 2) . 



At large Lawrence B. Stringer (Dem.) and William Elza Williams (Dem.) 



i Martin B. Madden (Rep.) 10 Charles M. Thomson (Prog.) 19 Charles M. Borchers (Dem.) 



2 James R. Mann (Rep.) n Ira C. Copley (Rep.) 20 Henry T. Rainey (Dem.) 



3 George E. Gorman (Dem.) 12 William H. Hinebaugh (Prog.) 21 James M. Graham (Dem.) 



4 James T. McDermott (Dem.) 13 John C. McKenzie (Rep.) 22 William N. Baltz (Dem.) 



5 Adolph J. Sabath (Dem.) 14 Clyde H. Tavenner (Dem.) 23 Martin D. Foster (Dem.) 



6 James McAndrews (Dem.) 15 Stephen A. Hoxworth (Dem.) 24 H. Robert Fowler (Dem.) 



7 Frank Buchanan (Dem.) 16 Claude U. Stone (Dem.) 25 Robert P. Hill (Dem.) 

 8 Thomas Gallagher (Dem.) 17 Louis Fitz-Henry (Dem.) 

 9 Fred A. Britten (Rep.) 18 Frank T. O'Hair (Dem.) 



INDIANA 

 Senators Benjamin F. Shively (Dem.), 1915, and John W. Kern (Dem.), 1917 



Representatives (Democrats, 13) 



i Charles Lieb (Dem.) 6 Firiley H. Gray (Dem.) n George W. Rauch (Dem.) 



2 William A. Cullop (Dem.) 7 Charles A. Korbly (Dem.) 12 Cyrus Cline (Dem.) 



3 William E. Cox (Dem.) 8 John A. M. Adair (Dem.) 13 Henry A. Barnhart (Dem.) 



4 Lincoln Dixon (Dem.) 9 Martin A. Morrison (Dem.) 



5 Ralph W. Moss (Dem.) 10 J. B. Peterson (Dem.) 



1 The date in the list after the name of each senator shows the year in which his term expires. 

 * See article ILLINOIS. 



