Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
HOUSE WILL NUT. START BUSINESS. UNTIL L0CTOBER4
Peace Treaties Will Bel First Business Taken Up By Senate; Anti Beer And Funding Bills Next
[RepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIrel

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Con- gress will reassemble tomorrow noon after a recess since Aug. 24, with a full program for the remainder of the extra session. Activity at first is to center in the senate, which will con- slider the tax revision bill. the peace treaties with Germany, Austria and Hungary; the anti beer, railroad debt funding, the allied debt refunding and other bills. The treaties are to be transmitted by President Harding to- morrow and are to be pressed.
 The house will reconvene under a gentlemen's agreement to transact virtually no business until Oct 4. The bill to reapportion the house membership is slated to be taken up when the house begins work. Presen- tation to the senate of the peace trea- ties and the revenue bill are expected to be the principal events tomorrow, although leaders indicated possibili- ty that the sessions tomorrow might be perfunctory and business put over.
 A definite legislative program is to be arranged. soon by Republican steering committees whose members will confer with President Harding. The tax bill is to have senate prece- dence according to plans. although debate is not expected to begin until next week.
 In view, however, of the adminis- tration's desire to press the peace treaties. it was said by leaders that the tax bill and the treaties might be 7 considered virtually simultaneously, by discussing treaties during lapses of debate on the tax bill.
 ff u leo ie. n pressed, according to Senator Ster- ling, Republican of South Dakota, who Is in charge of it. As the con- ference report has been adopted by the house, the bill has parliamentary priority in the senate. Opponents oi the conference compromise on the Stanley search and seizure provision threaten to continue opposition Eventual adoption of the conference report by the senate was generally perdicted
 After disposal of the tax bill, the senate finance committee is to resume work on the tariff revision measure but with little prospect of final en- actment before early spring.
 The railroad debt funding bill is ts he urged at the first opportunity II the senate. according to Republican leaders. It has passed the house.
 On Oct 10, under an agreement the senate will vote on the Borah bil to restore to American coastwise yes sells free toll privileges in the Panami canal.
 Much senate and some house dis cussicn of questions involved in tn armament conference is in prospect Good roads legislation is in confer ence with final action on the Town send -Dowell federal aid bills expecte' next month.
 The joint congressional committe investigating agricultural relief is t continue hearings in October. In uuiry into American administrator c Haiti and Santo Domingo will also continued by a special senate com mittee.
 When the senate interstate com merce committees inquiry into rail road conditions is to te resumed ha not been determined. House commit tees are to continue work on genera revision of immigration laws and o Hawaiian labor immigration partieu Iarly-