The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-11
MAKING HEADNAY
On HIS MESSAGE
President Preparing to Meet Special
Session of the Sixty Seventh
Congress
(Assoclated Press,

gresS was assembling today IN special
session, President Harding denied /
himself to callers and worked on the /
message he will deliver tomorrow in T
person. The president indicated that /
the message would not be completed /
until tonight or tomorrow morning.
IT'S NO GOOD ANYHOW
A bill to abolish the railroad labor
board and place its duties under the /
Interstate Commerce Commission was |
introduced today by Representative !
Tincher, republican, of Kansas.
JUST A QUIET HINT
Adjustment of the dispute between
the United States and Great Britain |
as a result of the San Reno oil agree |
ment concerning Mesopotamia has
been suggested informally to the
United States is was learned today of
ficially.
1t was proposed that the United
States appoint a commissioner to con-
fer with the British petroleum COM
ment might be reached.
ANOTHER CLOCK GOVERNED
FOOL
Representative Alderman, repubi-
can, of New Jersey, put in proposal
for daylight saving in the eastern
time zone by setting the clocks ahead
/.
HAYWOOD SHOULD HAVE BEEN
HUNG
The supreme court has refused to
review the conviction Of William D.
Haywood and eighty other members
of the Industrial Workers of the
World on charges of conspiring to OBJ
struct war activities. This closes the
long fight to save Haywood and his
associates from prison.
EVERYBODY HAD FORGOTTEN
HIM
Secretary Davis in a formal state
ment today said he had no doubt but
that Lord Mayor O'Cana CHAN of Cork
would comply with the logic of the
situation and re ship for a\foreign
port as an alien seaman within sixty
days from the date the state depart
ment ruled he was not entitled to asy-
lum in the United States as politi-
cal refugee.
JOB FOR SHAUGHNESSY
The appointment of Colonel Edward
H Shaughnessy of Chicago. as second
assistant postmaster general, was an
nounced today.
MANY IMPORTANT MEASURES
BEFORE THE NEW BODY
Washington, April 11-Reconstruc-
ton of American affairs at home and
abroad is the theme of the Sixty
seventh Congress, assembling at noon
today in extraordinary session at the
call of President Harding. A vast
expanse of legislation, promising TO
prolong the session confronts the new
Congress.
Programs of the Senate and House
for today's opening We're confined &c
organization. The work of the new
Congress, Informally arranged by pre-
session conferences of leaders. await
ed formal delineation. tomorrow OF
Wednesday, in President Harding
message. This was expected to dea
principally with domestic affairs. the
tariff. internal revenue and othel
home legislation. Peace and othel
international problems were sched
uled for attention later in the session
The special session beginning to
day-which will be the first of three
marks the return of the republican
party to complete national control
Not since President Taft's time hav'
the White House. the Senate AM
House and the government depart
ments all been under republican rule
The Senate convenes with SO republl
cans and 81 democrats and the Hous
with 800 republicans and 132 demo
Gratis, and one socialist.
Pre-eminent in the extra session
program is fiscal legislation. Thi
includes the Fordney emergency tar
iff bill. in line for immediate actor
anti-dumping legislation. substitutlo
of American for foreign valuations Q
imports, permanent tariff revision,
new internal revenue tax law. Tn
budget system bill. and the soldier'
bonus bin. Other measures are thos
for reorganization of government d'
partments and for re-classificatlon
federal salary and wage scales.
The first legislation planned durln
the extra session is the Fordney en-