The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-14
IMMEDIATE PROGRAMME

The imm ediate programme for con- sideration of the treaty, republican leaders said tonight will be its careful study by the foreign relations commit M tee In this connection, it is planned to act on several resolut tions calling upon the state department, for papers | needed by the committee in it's examin- | ation of the treaty.
 | These are the resolutions of Chair | man Lodge, requesting a copy of the | alleged secret treaty between Japan and Germany, of Senator Borah, re- publican, of Idaho, requesting a copy | of an alleged memorandum by Secretary Lansing, Colonel House and General IyBliss, protesting against the Shantung 1 |agreement, and of Senator LeFollette | republican, of Wisconsin, calling for papers concerning alleged action by Costa Riea on peace questions.
 Not for sometime. probably two or l three weeks, according to the repub 1 lican leaders, is it planned to launch the fight for the reservations to the treaty which are in process of frsftine.
 Most of this week. it is e,pected ~-sii be required to study and slsa0S ihf i lengthy treaty.
 It is regarded as certan 3as soaS l time will be spent at tnN oiitast is careful study of the offio sE fsf
 Debate on treaty subj ct renewed in the senate to1pu TOW #3tA prepared address by Senatot 7W'*i4S.iA' \ of Virginia. democratic men F " Ais foreign relations committas N@H H1s1 ssed peace subjects al fAs 2 Es~ gently with President Wise
 TO TAKE UP vETOElg BlLA
 The house tomorrow wi t8Se ilP tne $34,000, ,000 agricultural .op psiattcn bill, vetoed by President N3iscs SeSieS- day because of it's daylieilt sa.N@Aa peal riders. Action is
 Aoti7A to over ty
 veto, with advoa4 f
 vision doubtful ot abtais
 sary two thirdn najcriss
 If the vetc F snetafr posed to re -1assH t1a ets
 in it's aaonHr Tasa ssi9N cae daylig t4E sal eia'as ~ .sa.t.ed.
 The msAa...o, it is believe siAi ba laer lpassed immediately in the senate and jchampions of the repeal ~ lAfi0n fefc- led to turn to the separate r'asssu " lthe House early in the st [. toG sesE- ldonment of daylight sa nE
 The prohibition enforcsTpsnt gu wil Hollow the agricultural aii with VI ( Ediscussion under the fve-falnrss rule Dc Ibate is expected to run several days n iview of growing oppositon 10 etAstic flea lures and a final vofe mass not se Preached until next weex Nhss sena.e XSjudiciary subcommittee aisV will er T. Itinue work this week pa thA Scaa te Reinforcement bill, in an sirors %s fen 4 iout the measure before Ehs no @ tskss la final vote Long depatc }, cordue Ito leaders, is assured ir .tvs Sen ste. IT, ldicating several weeks dslay ~ apal lection on the enforcem Lg ta H.
 TO RUSH APPRO RifFg ee'S
 Besides the agricultuiA appl sssti on Ibill leaders plan to rles tfrciusa ais week, if possible, the >90t 2 san ry civil appropriation bill. sisc siasa yes- terday by President w son ins SC Appropriations committe oiafls az fly meeting to consider stens tiQ meef he Presidents objections t0 as ian-ta ms made in the former bill 9N FpEfopfta pns for vocational education fer syfqfFrs nd sailorA.
 Little difficulty is exreetta flla 'esn srs hoped that both the AsiAesitaFAt nc lsundry civil bills will 7aN'Ss vt ore July 15, when many 'herssr.s q m- Iployees are payable IF -u'-as e@ leo lin the two bills.
 l+h;s week are urspared to increase their acti,,ities With a Senate interstate com l,narce sub-comrsittee engaged in drafting I,artative railroad legislation defining "a permanent railroad pollcy, the House conrittee "wednesday will begin hear 1ngS on ln -. ~ .. prominent iaioao ae'noinies as "i'- nesses
 TO CONTINUE PROBE
 Jnvest;sstion by House committees of ,dena, tment affairs will be continued witb esrecial attention to charges by Renresertative Dallinger, republican. of
 Gass cbusetts of cruelty to soldiers in France,
 The House ways and means committee n,ars D meet this week to begin con Isidsrat En of general traffic Legislation a ftar < special inquiry into operations hv thk Chemical Foundation, Inc oi rsrran properties seized by the alien nronevtv custodian. Attorney General palrAr former custodian. and F. F. carvan' tie present custodian. are to be called.
 H~s,se leSders plan action this week on ,hs resoultion of Representative Walsh, -s~,,h,ic.n of Massachusetts. proposing 'rener.ll investigation of the shipping sofrd's operations through special com N fCsptinue& .. Page Two-)