Arizona republican., 1920-01-26
TREATY WILL BE- LEADING SENATE
 ISSUE IF WEEK
Vote on Americanization Bill Expected in Upper House Today - Several Important Investigations Under Way-Busy Legis- lative Week in Sight
Republican A. p. Leased Wire]


 WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-AithouSh developments in connection with the peace treaty are of transcendent inter- est, congress tomorrow starts another week of action on important legislation and investigation.
 With a vote on the Kenyon Ameri- canization bill expected tomorrow, the senate will begin consideration of the bill to increase pay of the army. navy and coast guard personnel. In the house. the regular appropriation blIlS will be pushed during the week. lead CTS still firm in the hope of adjourn ing congress sine die about June l.
 Of the many Investigations in pro- gress the senate naval sub-commIt- tee inquiring into the Sims Daniels controversy over awards of navy war decorations plans to conclude it's hear ings and make report to the full committee late this week Secretary Daniels is expected to testify Tuesday and may be on the stand two or three days. After ending the decorations inquiry. the sub committee plans to begin investigation next week of the general war activities of the navy Et- forts to have counsel authorized for use Of the sub committee in the new inquiry promises further spirited de- pate on the senate floor. Another naval ub-committee also will consider further the question of investiga ting charges of immoral practices at New port, R. l.
 Martens To Testify
 Inquiry into bolshevik propaga nda will be resumed tomorrow by the sen ate foreign relations sub committee headed by Senator Moses. republican. New Hampshire. Ludwig c. A K Martens soviet '-ambaSSadOr" and his assistants are to resume their testi- mony. Sensational developments have been promised by members of the sub committee.
 An army reorganization bill is to be reported out early this week. possibly tomorrow. by the senate military com mittee. It will include a. universay mill itary training provision The house military committee. divided on uni versaf training. will continue work on it's bill this week. with further de veIopments expected from opposition to the house steering committees nomination of Representative Harreld of Oklahoma. an opponent of universay training, To military committee
 Packer Bill Scheduig
 Another important bill scheduled to reach the senate calendar this week is the senate agricultural committees measure for regulation of the packers, stoclxyards livestock commission mer- chants and other agencies of the meat industry. The committee measure is 10 be substitute for the Kenyon
  opposition from the packing and other business interests.
 Conferences on the railroad re- organization bill may bring the anti strike and other controverted sections before the house and possibly again in inc senate for a vote. The con ferees are nearing the stage of being able to report partial agreement on some Of the disputes between the C'umrnins and Esch bills but with dead
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 Sedition legislation may bring further controversy in the house committees this week. No action on the house floor is expected this week. H
 Appropriations requested by Secre tary Glass and others for food relief in Europe are to be considered further this week by the house ways and means committee. Herbert Hoover and others may be called before the committee