The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
Treaty Ratification
Comes Before Senate
When It Re- onvenes

OF ita W as to how this road-buiid-
Ing money should be passed out. and
Enme Interesting sessions OF the
good ruadS' conference committee
are In prospect hr.oro "A completes
agreement Is reached.
The anti-beor fight will be re-
opened In the senate, with members
OF the judiciary committee, led by
senator Sterling, intent on the ndop-
tion Of the anti saloon leagues
search and seizure amendment to
the Willis-Campboll bill. and with
Senator's Reed and Stailoy, having
emerged victorious from one fili-
buster against the measure, leading
the opposltion with all tho pRriia-
mentary stumbling blocks which
they are able to put In the way OF
adoption.
Among matters on the senate cali
endar which Will probably DO pro-
ductiye of oratory In the coming
weeks are q number OF ro~sUlutiops
Including To request the president
TO ascertain whether France 10 will
Ing TO discuss the CosBion TO tho
United States Of all or part OF it's
possessions in tho Lesser Antilles
islands, protesting against he United
states taking any part In foreign
councils except upon the under-
standing that the ~pursposes are 10 lie
tho fuitiiimCnt OF tho pledges made
By rosponsluL Representatives OF this
country and dllicd governments dur
ing tho war, calling upon the presi-
dent Tor Information relative To con-
ditlons In Mexico, instructing tho
PRECEDENT to remove from office tho
present five members Of tho federal
reserve board and to appoint five
members who are q bankers, au-
thoris!nE the president 10 call a COM
ference OF The leading mercantile m.
tlons to consider ways and means for
tho stabiiisatlon OF International ex-
change.
BcrgdolI Case Comes Up.
The house has no measures of
great Importance on its calendar, but
Ia expected to stage n wordy battle
or minority report filed by the spe-
ovor tho adoption OF the majority
cinl committee which Investigated
the escape from military authorities
OF Grover Cleveland BarRdolI,
wealthy Philadelphia draft dodger.
The present extraordinary session
has not been without its accomplish
ments on the part OF both the houses.
Among the bills which have been
enacted into law Hinee April are:
lallll, VllllBihllDn Ff~
strictlon. establishment OF the bureau
of tho budget, passage OF the resolu-
tino declaring peace with Germany,
the army and navy appropriations
for the present fiscal year, consoll-
dalton OF governmental soldier relief
agencies IN the United states vetec-
ans bureau federal regulation Of
grain exchanges. control of tho pack
ing industry. giving the war financ.
corporation to bolster up agriculture
al credits for export purposes.
The agricultural bipcs' in both
J the senate and house have had cons
siderabl. influence over legislation
In this congress, with the result that
much that has been done hns been
designed TO relieye the deprass1 SON
dltion OF the farming industry.
Congress still has much TO accom-.
plish before President HardinS's
dream OF pre-war normally" is re-
to Washington refreshed by their va
allied, but the lawmakers will return
cation and ready 20 plunge Into their
job with renewed yigor,