Arizona republican., 1921-04-11
REGIME WILL GET UNDER FULL HEADWAY
 WITH OPENING OF EXTRA
 SESSION AT NOON TODAY
Presidents Message Will Be Delivered to Congress To- morrow; Domestic Needs, Including Tariff Revision
 Expected; To Be Emphasized In Message; Repub- licans Have Commanding Majortes In Both Houses
[Repubiican A. ?. Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, April 10-The new republican administration will get under full headway tomorrow when the Sixty seventh congress convenes at noon in extraordinary session
 The program tomorrow is expected 10 De limited to the opening fornali- ties including adoption of resolution providing for joint session Tuesday to hear the presidents address, and to organize work.
 Committees of leaders also will be appointed tomorrow to notify the president of the assembling of con- gress.
 Domestic needs including tariff and tax revision, are expected to be en- phasized by President Harding Tues day, but he also is said to be pianninr discussion of international qnes- tions- Republicans received reports tonight that he would state his atti- tude toward the proposal to establish peace with Germany by congressional action.
 Tomorrow's program calls for read ing of the presidents proclamation calling the extra session. and for election of officers. Speaker Gillett IS to be reelected in the house.
 kitchin Minority Leader Committee slates also are to be
 
 dell, of Wyoming, to continue as majority leader, and Represenfa1<xc kitchin, of North Carolina stl ing the late Champ Clark as mil E1Er leader. < The usual opening flood ox fis.s and resolutions is due in thezX&cse but not till Tuesday in the senn1 The first legislation promised xo be. the emergency tariff bill, veto bp. | President s- 11 troduced in the house tomorr<1f i ft will be taken up for debate W<31es- day and republican leaders will I1S<E s for final vote this week Gcn6fe 1 leaders also will press the n1emx1ff;f hoping to get it into the presIde1lf. s hands by next week
 | Work in the senate will beHiu 6n the 25,o00.000 Colombian <<t. !. probably Tuesday. The senka&<{s under agreement to reach fina4 <zte on April 19. with ratification G<d6r- ally predicted - | Hundreds of nominations a{e4Ex- pected to be received this we1< bs l the senate Many recess apu16t- ments are to be included. The es6if5n- matic list is scheduled to be hG<<1 by Colonel George Harvey, of &2w York. for ambassador to GreaE<Afi- | tain Committee reorganizatiofS Tor ! | be arranged tomorrow. with repubIi- can representation greatly increased Dozens of unimportant senate com mittees are to be abolished The senate finance committee will start hearings this week on internal revenue revision, headed by the sales 1 tax proposition.
 Bills to establish a budget system. to reorganize the government de- partments and to reclassify federal employees also are to be pressed
 While the house is engaged largely with fiscal legislation, the senate will work on the Colombian treaty and afterward take up the immigration bill.
 |. The Knox peace resolution, and other peace proposals also promise much discussion, and possibly early. action.
 The army and navy appropriation bills which must be available by July 1, are to be started soon in the house.
 Republicans have commanding ma jorities. In the senate there win be i 59 republicans and 37 democrats, and in the house 800 republicans and 1s2 democrats. Two new senators, Nor l beck of South Dakota, and Bursu-a of New Mexico who were not sworn in during the March session, are ex- ipected to be present tomorrow.