Arizona republican., 1919-06-09
TREATY 'LEAK" Is ON THE PROGRAM FOR THIS WEEK
Investigation at Once Is Plan - May Call Taft - State Department May Be Called Both Sides Deter mined to Get at Facts

WASHINGTON, June .S.-Congress enters the fourth week of the new ses- sion tomorrow with broadening activi- ties and increased speed urged by leaders
 The so-called peace treaty leak" in yestigation and the bill to end govern ment control of telegraphs. telephones and cables constitute the senate's work of principal interest this week. while the house plans clean up of appropri- auon bills, starting tomorrow with the pared-dOwn $500 0,000 army bill h. vestigations of army and shipping af- fairs, and also the investigation of Victor Berger. socialist, of Wisconsin will be started by committees.
 At it's meeting tomorrow to make plans for the treaty inquiry. the foreiga relations committee may do little more than select a subcommittee to do thr actual work Of summoning and exam ming witnesses.
 Selection Of this committee prob ally will be left 10 Chairman Lodge.
 Anxious to investigate Leaders on both sides are anxious for the investigation to start. however. and before the end of the week it may be well under way Al tomorrov's meeting the full committee may talk up the question of some of those to be called. and may lay doRn some general plan of procedure. That subject will. it is believed, at least be discussed.
 In speculation over the possible trend men prominent in national politics and in financial circles have been mer toned about the capitol. Senator Rorah Is known to favor calling officials of the League to Enforce Peace. headel by former President Taft. and il is taken for granted that state depart ment officials and attaches will be asked to testify.
 Whether the trail will lead later to the Paris peace commission or to the great financial houses of New York remains to be seen. No committe. member will make any prediction as te the general trend of the inquiry.
 Treaty Debate Lulls \ iull in the storm of senate debate over the peace treaty is expected. while | the foreign relations committees in quiry into the so-called leak is started and while the senate engages in othe4 business. A reply is expected this weeI, 10 the senate resolutions requesting d copy or the treaty and with it a fresh eNND- eeAfN SA SSiie1t0 tlSG <SS4On, UlJ the remainder of this month is set aside hy leaders, largely for expediting appn1- priation bills needed July 1. ! The bill by Senator Kellogg. replIb- ilcan, of Minnesota, to repeal the law authorizing government control Of tele- | graph, telephone and cable wires is to come up In the senate tomorrow anr expected to precipitate lively discus slon Of the telegraphers' strike sim | ation and Postmaster General Burle- sons order restoring private Operation CT the wires. Passage of the Kellogg bill. which has unanimous support If democrats and republicans of the In terstate Commerce commission. is ex- pected late this week The house jnte,A state commerce committee will beoin work tomorrow on wire repeal leeis- lat,on
 House to Get Rusv
 Appropriation bills are to have ri-b. o1 way In the house. The reduced ar my Dill, providing for maintenance of aI army Of four hundred thousand men and stripped of general legislation IS 10 be taken up tomorrow and will h.. followed Wednesday or Thursday by the s600.O00,000 naval bill. The ho,1sa appropriations committee tomorrow, Will endeavor to complete the railroad appropriation bill for which s1 200 OOO cue has been requested by the raiIroa5 aomlnlStration. and then take uD +bc sundry civil supply measure. of wbich request of about $600,000 OO0 for tbs ' c