The Washington herald., 1920-12-31
SENATE.

Caihc0 TO ofoer NJ noOEs uno re-
ceased Mt 1si0 until Monday.
Inaugural expenses debated when
Senator Borah announced he would
seek to have sum limited.
Hearings on coal situation tenn
porarfly suspended by Senate Re-
censtruetfen Committee.
Message from President accom-
panied veto Of bill to further sus.
Dsnd Section 10, Of Claytsn act.
aimed at interIeciiag dffecterates
between railroads and banks.
Bills and Resolutions Introduced.
Gerry, Rhode Islapd-Bin grant
Ing permission relative to rank
among certain ofncers I'm the Coast
Guard.
Myers, Mentana-BHI adding GER
tain lands to the Beaver Head Ma
tional Park In Montana.
Sterling. South Dak6ta-BnI to
place government employees engaged
In the enforcement of the prohibi-
tion law under the Civil Service.
Hale, for Fernald, Maine-Bill
granting n pension to Mory Null
Iiken.
Lenroot, wiseonsin-BiIl to pro-
vide for the exchange of Liberty
bonds and Liberty loan notes for
United States notes, also bill grant
Ing the consent of Congress fer con-
struction of . bridge across Lake
st. Croix. Prescott, Wis.
Jones. washinEton-Bili to en-
force the Nineteenth amendment
with respect to elective franchiseJ
also bill to authorize aids to nav
iRation and other works In light
house service.
Calder, New York-Bin to estab-
iish In the Department of Com
merce n bureau ON construction,
building and housing.
Sterling, South Dakota-Joint res
olutfoa giving consent of Congress
to North Dakota, wisconsin, Iowa
and Nebraska to agree on boundary
waters.
Ashurst. Ari.ona-BIII to pro-
vide for the fulhIling Of treaty re-
Iations with various Indian tribes.
Harrison, Mississippi - Bill to
amend the Federal farm loan act
to aid farm loans.
Henderson. Nevada-Bill for the
con onsoIidation of lands in national
parks.
Norris, Nebraska-Resolut au-
thorizing the Senate Committee on
Patents to hold hearings.
Sutherland. West Virginia - Con-
current resolution for indorsement
Of European relief activities.
McNary, Oregon-Amendme to
the bill proposing certain tempo
rary duties on agricultural products.
King, Utah-Resolution directing
the Secretary Of State to submit .
statement CT all claims and the
amounts by Americans against Ger
many.
Petitions and Memorials.
Smith. MaryIand-Petition of the
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty. Bal
timore. for IegfsIation against Inn
migration, also petition of Goucher
College students, Baltimore, favor
ing the maternity and infancy
measure.
Townsend, for Newberry. Michi-
gan-ResoIution OF electrical work.
ers of Lansing. Mich, for amnesty
for nll political prisoners, also petit
ton of Detroit students against
Smith-Towner bill.
Jones. Washington - Nine peti-
tions of soldiers and sailors of
Washington State favorinE $500
bonus, also petition of citizens of
Washington state opposing the I'm
portntion of opium; also petition
of citizens of Washington State
urging the strengthening Of the
voIstead net.
Kendrick for Warren, Wyoming
Petition of citisens of Laramie,
Wyo., favOring Chamberlain good
roads bill, also resolution Of West
ern range stockmen's association
convention Mt Salt Lake, Utas,
fnvoring emergency tariff on hides,
wool, etc.; also letter favoring ieRis-
alton for the protection of agricul-
turaI products; also resolution of
wool growers favoring tariff and
embargo and .truth in fabric- bills,
also resolution of commercial club
of worland, wyo., favoring Iegisla-
tion I'm. behalf of farmers.
Laid Before the Senate by the Vice
President.
Certificate of election OF Ralph II.
Cameron as senator from Arizona.