The New York herald., 1920-01-26
NAVY TILT UP IN
SENATE THIS W2EE
Daniels Will Go on STAN To-
morrow in Medal AWerJ
Dispute.
RED PROBE PROMISES STIR
Americanization, Packers and Rail
Bills on Calendar for Early Con
sideration by Congress.

! WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sunday. Al
though developments in connection with
the peace treaty are of transcendent in
iteresr, Congress tomorrow starts another
week of action on important legislation
and Investigations.
With a final vote or the Kenyon Amer
icanization bill expected tomorrow, the
Senate will begin consideration OF the
bill 70 increase pay of the Army. Navy
and Coast Guard personnel In the House
the regular appropriation bills will be
rushed during the week. Leaders are stir
firm in the hope of adjouining Congress
sine die about June l.
! OF the many investigations IN progress
the Senate Naval subcommittee inquir-
ing into the Sims Daniels controversy
over award of navy war decorations, plans
Ito conclude it's hearings and make a re
port to the full committee late this week
Secretary Daniels is expected to testify
Tuesday. ard may be on the stand two
or three days. After ending the decora-
tons inquiry. the subcommittee plans to
begin Investigation next week of the gen
eral war activities of the navy Effort.
TO have counsel authorized for use of the
subcommittee in the new inquiry promise
further spirited debate or the Senate
| floor. Another Naval subcommittee also
will consider further the question of in
IvestigatinG charges of immoral practices
at Newport. r. l.
Red Inquiry to Proceed
Inquiry into Bolshevis. propaganda will
be resumed tomorrow by the Senate For
eign Relations subcommittee headed BY
Senators Moses. Republican. New Hamp-
shire. Ludwig c. A. Is. Martens Soviet
A m "A q 6f.f Gctc will
resume their TESTIMONY. Sensational de-
"elopments have been promised by mem
bers OF the subcommittee.
An army reorganization bill is to be re-
ported out early this week. possibly to-
morrow. by the Senate Military Com
mittee II will include a universal military
training provision. Tine House Military
Committee. divided on universal training.
win continue work on its bill this week
with furthc: developments expected from
opposition tc The House Steering Commit
tees nomination of Representative Har-
reid. of Oklahoma, an opponent of univer-
sal training. to Military Committee va
cancy.
Another important bill scheduled to
reach the Senate calendar this week is the
Senate Agriculture Committees measure
for regulation of the packers stockyards,
livestock commission merchants and other
agencies of the meat industry. The COM
! Il
Kenyon Kendrick bills, which met with
strong opposition from the packing and
other business interests.
RaiI Conferences On.
! Conferences on the Railroad Reorgani-
zaton bill may bring the anti-strke and
other disputed sections before the House.
and possibly again in the Senate, for a
vote. The conferrees are nearing the stage
OF being able TO report a partial aGreemeny
on some of the disputes between the Gym
minis and Esch bills. but with deadDcks
existing on the anti-strike and other major
features
Sedition legislation may bring further
controversy in the House committees this
week No immediate action on the house
floor IL expected.
! Appropriations requested by Secretary
Glass and others for food relief work in
Europe are to be considered further this
week by the House Ways and Means Com
mittee. Herbert Hoover and others may
! be called before the committee