The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
This Will Be Week
Of Probes in Congress-;
AmeriCanizatiOn Vote

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 Although
developments in connection win tne
peace treaty are Of trhnSc"ndeht lntea
est. congress tomorrow starts anotneI
week Of action on important legislation
and Investigations.
With a final vote on tho Kenyon AM
crIcanization bill. expected tomorrow
the senate will begin consideration or
the bill to increase pay Of the army.
navy and coast guard personnel. IN
the hous" the regular appropriation pli.S
Will be pushed during the week. leaders
still firm in the hope of adJOurnlnS con-
HrcSs SIN" die about June |.
OF IN" many investigations in prog
ress. the senate naval Subcommittee" III
curing into III" Sims Daniels contro-
Versy over award of navy war dccora-
tons plans To conclude It's hearings ana
make "A report TO the full committee late
this week. Secretary Danl"la is expected
10 testify Tuesday and mayc he on the
stand two or three days. After ending
the decorations inquiry, the Suh-com-
mittee plans I" begin In cstlgatl"n next
week OF the general war activities of
the navy. Efforts t. have counsel au-
thorizcd for use Of the Sub-Cnnmittee
in the new inquiry promise further splr-
tied debate ON the senate floor. Another
naval committee also VIII consider FUR
Their the question of investigating
charges Of Immoral practivcs Of New
port, r. !.
Inquiry into Bolshovik propaganda
will be resumed tomorrow 10y the SEN
ate foreign relations Suh-cOHmItte" By
Senator Moses, Republican, New Hamp-
shire.
Ludwig c. A. X. Martens, Soviet am
bassador" and his assistants are TO re-
sumo their testimony. ScnsationI dew
elopments have been promised BY mem
bcrs Of the committee.
An army appropriation bill Is to bo
reported out carly this week, possibly
tomorrow, by the senate military COM
mittcc. 1t will include universal NIL
itary training provision. The house mil
itary committee. divided on universal
training. will continue work on its bill
this week, with further developments
expected from opposition TO the house
steering committees nomination of Rep
rcsentative Harreld. OF Oklahoma, an
opponent Of universal training. to mill
itary committee vacancy.
Another important bill expected TO
reach the senate calendar this week Is
the senate agriculture committees
measure for regulation Of tho packers,
stock yards, live stock commission mer-
chants and other agencies of the meat
industry. The committee measure Is to
be a substitute for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bills which met with strong opposition
from the packing and other business in
tereStS.
Conferences on tho railroad rcorgan-
ization bill may bring anti-strike and
Controvertcd sections before the house
and possibly again being able To report
partial agreement on some of the dis
putcs between the Cummins and ESch
bills but with dradlyrks on the anti
strike and other major features.
Seditton lcSislating may bring further
controversy in the house committees
this week. No action on the house floor
~ rNpr"tcd this weed
Appropriations requested by Secretary
Glass and other for food relief work. In
Europe are To he considered this week
by the house ways and means commit
tee. Herbert Hoover and others may
be called before the committee.