The Washington herald., 1921-06-29
WHAT CONGRESS DID
YESTERDAY.
SENATE.
tPreceedinss Of June ss.)

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Maternity sad infancy bin taken
mp n spes snl busincss and ex-
planned ss to scope and motives By
senators Kenych ard sheppnFd.
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Infringement Of peoples liberties. BY
senator BrSussard, Of Leuisiana.
Coal bilN debate resumed by sena-
tors shields Reed and Others
Nominations receiveds Cyrus
Darcy, to be fnternal revenue col
lector. fourteenth district, New
York, Blakley. d. McCauEhn, in
ternai revenue collector. Arst dis
trict Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia,
Daniel b. Heiner. internal revenue
collector. twenty-third district,
PennsyIvanias kittannins, Pa,
Henry Lincoln johnson, Georgia,
recorder of deeds, District Of Csi-
umbia.
John r. wallace. consultins en-
gineer Of Chicago, told the Inter-
state Commerce ComAittee that the
Joint use Of terminals and other
railroad facilities would cut costa,
increase emcieney and ultimately
tower rates.
Republican conferees on the peace
resolution agreed, upon form In
which 1t will be presented.
Bills Introduces.
Walsh, Montana, amendment to
bill for refunding foreign leans,
providing that NO agreement shall
become effective except by convcn-
ton concluded by President and
properly ratified.
Shields. Tennessee, to authorize
the appointment of a deputy clerk
In United states district court in
Tennessee.
Swanson virginia, to loan coll
Iege Of wiliiam and Mary In vL-
Einia two cannon surrendered by
the British at Yorktown.
Jones, New Mexico, three amend
ments to the bfil providing adjusted
compensation for former service
men.
King. Utah. resolution requesting
the President to nkEotiate a treaty
with Germany for An-ericap inter-
ests stipulated In the Versailles
treaty to the Senate with . view
to its ratification.
Broussard, Louisiana, to amend
Federal prohibition act BY permit-
ting States to lfberalise use of wines
and beer.
Laid Before Senate.
Report from judiciary cemmittee
on bill to validate certafn declaPa-
lions Of intention to become citizens
Of the United states.
Report from Indian Affairs Com.
nittee on bill to carry out provi.
sfons of an act for agreement with
Oklahoma Kaw Indians.
Report from Postonace and POST
roads Committee on bill 10 further
reciassifying postmasters and pos
tai employees.
Message from House aunsuncins
signing Of bill to furnish free
transportation to stranded soldiers
and their families in Europe, and
the two bills to extend the time for
construction of bridges across the
Arkansas River In Oklahoma.
HOUSE.
Met at II NJ. and adjourned ut s
p. m. until noon today.
Took mp conference report on ma
val appropriation bill but did not
finish Its conaideration before ad.
journment.
Granted permission to eonferees
to nle conference report ON peace
resolution mp until midnight Tues
day for printing in record.
Adjourned ont Of respect for the
death Of Charles Jerome Bonaparte,
Of Maryland, former Attorney Cen
eral and former Secretary Of the
Navy.
Bills Reported.
9. joint resolution ~, frsm the
Committee on Agriculture, for the
relief OF States in the cotton belt
that have given aid to cotton farm
ers, forced from the fields, in es-
tablishment of nonproduction zones
through efforts to eradicate the pink
bollworm.
Bills Intredueed.
Williams, Illinois-Granting a re-
volvihE fund Of $50, 700 for the
Rosebud Sioux Indians.
Cochran, New York-To amend
the act to Incorporate Genzaca
College I'm the District OF Columbia.
GaIlivan. Massachusetts-To pur-
chase an oil painting entitled "Old
GIory-Battleship Oregon
Briggs, Texas-To amend rivers
and harbor act, 1899, making un-
lawful to pollute navignble streams.
Joint Resolutions introduced.
Graham, IIinois-Fixing duty
of so per ccntum nd valorem on
all goods wares, merchandise, mill
tary and naval supplies of any kind
Whatsoever originally exported
from the United States for the use
Of the American Expeditionary
forces or their allies. when reim-
ported to this country.
Committee Meetings, Wednesday.
Census Subcommittee hearing,
1880, open.
Reform in Civil servfce-Hearins,
Madden appeals bill, 1850, open.
AEriculture-Hearin grading Of
spring wheat, 1890; open.
Immigration-Hear Hawaiian
labor situation, 1890; open.
District Of Columbia-Street rail-
way merger, 1880; open.
Today being Calendar wednes-
day, the House Will consider bills
from the Agriculture Committee.
CRAIG INVITED
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