Connecticut western news., 1922-01-05
June 22-Charles G. Dawes made direc-

tor of federal budget.
 June 2-Secretary of the Navy Denby publicly reprimanded Admiral Sims for indiscreet utteranCes in London speech.
 c. B. Warren of Detroit appointed am bassador to Japan and w. M. Collier or Washington ambassador to Chile June N-House passed supplementary prohibition law barring medicinal beer and wine.
 June S0-Willam Howard Taft ma Ie chief justice of Supreme court of U. $.
 House adopted modified resolution de claring war with Germany ended.
 July 1-Senate adopted peace resolution peace resolution.
 July 5-Senator J. o. Wolcott of Della ware resigned to become chancellor of state.
 July 7-Gen. T. Coleman Du Pont ap- pointed senator from Delaware July 16-Senate shelVed soldier bonus bill indefinitely at Presidents request; , July 20-Senate passed the Sweet bill for soldiers relief bureau.
 Gov. Small and Lieut.. Gov. Sterling of Illinois indicted on charges of fraud and embezzlement of state funds.
 July 21-House passed the tariff bill.
 Aug. ESenate passed agricultural cred its bill. .
 Aug s-Senate passed bill prohibiting g medical beer and otherwise amending the Volstead act.
 Aug 9-sweet soldier relief bill signed by President and Col c. R. Forbes made director of the veterans bureau;
 Bill for federal regulation of boards Of trade passed by senate.
 Aug. 2-Tax revision bill passed by house.
 Aug 22-senate passed railroad admins tration bill.
 Aug 2tCongress recessed until Sept; 21 after passing S4S, 800 000 shipping board deficiency bill and the billion-dollar farm exports credit bill and extending the dye embargo to Jan. l. 1922
 Aug. O-President Harding issued proc lamation ordering bands of West Virginia miners to cease insurrectionary move ments and disperse.
 Sept. 2-Regular army troops sent into the West Virginia mine region.
 Gen. Leonard Wood accepted post of governor general of Philippines.
 Sept. 3-West Virginia insurgents sur rendered to U. S. troops.
 Sept. 9-President Harding appointed Charles E. Hughes, Henry Cabot Lodge, Elihu Root and Oscar w. Underwood to ton of armaments and Far East ques- tions.
 Sept 20-Holm O. Bursum elected U S. senator from New Mexico.
 Sept. 21-Congress reconvened and Pres ident Harding submitted treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary;
 J,. C.: Grew nominated minister to Jersey minister to Denmark.
 Sept. B-Conference on unemployment opened In Washington.
 Sept. 2-Fifty-fifth annual encampment G. A. R. opened In Indianapolis.
 Sept. 29-Lewis s. Pitcher of Brooklyn elected commander-in-chief of G. A. R.
 Sept. @-Shipping board and Emergency FIeet corporation separated.
 Oct. 3-John Barton Payne appointed chairman of American Red Cross.
 William H. Taft sworn in as chief just ice of Supreme court.
 Oct. 4President Harding appointed the following ministers: To Panama, pr. John Glovor South of Kentucky; to Mic Venezuela, Willis O. Cook of South Da- kota; to Guatemala, Roy Davis of Mis- souri; to Czechoslovakia, Lewis Einstein of New York; to Bulgaria, Charles s. Kagey of Kansas, and to Slam, Edward E. Brodie of Oregon.
 Oct 6-Lauritz s. Swenson of Minnesota appointed minister to Sweden.
 Oct. 1O-Senate passed Borah bill ex- empting American coastwise shipping from payment of Panama canal tolls.
 Oct. 15-Leonard Wood inaugurated gov ernor general of Philippines.
 Oct. Ex-Governor Frazier and other Nonpartisan league state officials of North
 Oct. 31-American Legion convention opened in Kansas City.
 Nov. 1-Cordell Hull of Tennessee elected chairman of Democratic national
 Nov. 2SLieut. Col. Hanford MacNidor of Mason City, Ia, elected national com mander of American Legion. Nov. 5-SOldIer bonus bill defeated in Nv. Tax Revision bill passed by senate.
 Nov 8-John F. Hylan reelected may or of New York. F. Lee TrinlIle elected governor of Virginia. Democrats won in Kentucky.
 Senate extended emergency tariff act indefinitely.
 Nov. 9-America's unknown dead soldier reached Washington and lay in state be- meath the dome of the capitol
 J. W. Riddle of Connecticut appointed ambassador to Argentina.
 Nov 11-AmeriCa's Unknown Soldier buried at Arlington on Armistice day.
 Nov. 1S-Senate adopted conference re- port on anti-beer bill,
 Nov. 19-House passed the maternity
 Nov. 21-House adopted conference re- port of tax bill.
 Nov. 22-Porto Rico asked the removal of Governor E. Mont Kelly as 'incOm- petent and prejudiced."
 Nov. 23-Tax and anti-beer bills were enacted into law and special session of congress ended.
 Nov Wood-Forbes commission re- ported against immediate independence for the Philippines and recommended strengthening hand of American govern ment there.
 Dec. 5-Congress met in regular session.
 President Harding submitted to con- gress the first national budget, for gov ernment expenses of 1923, showing reduc- ton of half a billion.
 Dec. 6-President Harding In message suggested labor court to end strikes, de- velopment of cooperative marketing among farmers, decentralization of indus try, modification of the American valua- ton scheme in tariff bill. and other rem