Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-06
MEASURE AND BONUS BILL
 UNP PASSED WHEN ENDS
Wilson Gives Pocket Veto to War Time Law Repeal
 Resolution
DEMOCRAT SCORES
 REPUBLICAN RECORD
Acts to the Number of More Than 10000 Introduced
 During Session
l4ssgeislcd Press Lca.cf H,irsl


 WASHINGTON, June 5-The Sixty sixth congress ended it's second ses- sion today at D. m. without the usual hectic rush and burst of ora tory customary at such events. Un- less an emergency arises. it is not expected to be called back to Wash ington during the summer.
 The sessions end in the senate came without comment. In the house Representative Mondeil. Republican leader. declared congress had made remarkable record and cited several laws as constituting a record un- equaled in American history" Repre- sentative Garrett. Democrat. replied. saying congress had been a humilia- tion and failure.
 Budget Bill "Dies"
 The house did little today aside from passing the budget bill. amend ed to meet tSe objections Of Presi- dent Wilson. The senate was unable to reach the bill and it died with the session. House leaders abandoned their attempt to obtain action of the Armenia mandate resolution. which was passed by the senate.
 The house was in a restless mood throughout the day and efforts of many members to have taken up spe- cial bills in which they were interest ed failed. In the last half hour. the house settled down to give close at- tention to the address of Represent ative Mondell and Garrett. MT. Mon dell declared that this congress in its two sessions had made a saving of S2.374.460S17. Eight appropriation bills that passed the house in the SiXtyfifth congress. but failed in the senate filibuster. were reduced S9i0.- 10,59S. MT. Mondell said, and the es- inmates submitted by the government for the next fiscal year were reduced by S1,433, 3,S50.2IS
 Mir. Mondell praised the transporta- ion act, the woman suffrage amend ment, the merchant marine bill. the mineral land leasing bill. the water power act, civil service retirement measure; the Volstead prohibition eI.- 'orcement law. the extension of the var time food control act to punish the repeal of practically Ill war laws and other measures.
 Referring to the Republican ap- )lause which followed Mir. Mondell's speech. Mir. Garrett said the Republi- ,an leader had spoken Co the "only au Hence in this country where his peech could receive applause" Turning to the Republican side. Mir. Barrett continued:
 You seldom paused in the midst f doing nothing except to something verse"
 Declaring that this congress had 'een an absolute humiliation and fail re." he said uo new tax laws eN- ept some bunk popgun measure. ad been passed and that the reduc- ion of estimates which the Republi- ans called savings. had been made y every congress in the last 25 ears.
 me SeSSlOn or congress WHICH euu- q todav began December 1. Impor- ant legislation enacted during the ession included
 The Record
 The army reorganization bill pro iding for a peace time army of 297.- O0 officers and men. a national guard nd a reserve force.
 The transportation act designed to Ssist the railroads over the period following their return 10 rivate control last March 1.
 The oil leasing bill by which thous- nds of acres of mineral lands in the est snd south weree thrown open to evelopment.
 The merchant marine bill providing IF the ultimate sale of the vast gov
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