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SPECIAL SESSION
!. OF CONGRESS CALLED
FOR NOVEMBER 70
Results of Election Cause Presi-
dent to Assume Full Leader
ship of Party.


TO PUSH TWO MEASURES
Washington, Nov. 1o.-Uninhuenced
by the results OF the Congressional
election, President Harding is proceed
ing with his program to push through
Congress the ship subsidy program of
the Administration. and to- that end
issued yesterday afternoon n formal
call for the House and Senate to as
senahle on November 20.
Moreover. il is asserted in high Ad
ministration circles that the President
r. disposed to go right ahead with such
Of his policies as are in concrete form,
regardless of the reverses Which his
party sustained at the polls on Tues
day.
To Hurry Other Policies.
The only difference which the cleo
ton has made in the situation is to
hurry UP some of the enterprises
which might be endangered in the next
Congress with Republican majorities
cat to the bone in both Houses.
This is not particularly true of sub
s,dy legislation however. inasmuch as
A.r. Harding had resolved weeks ago
To assemble Congress in extra session
Immediately after the election, in the
hope that his plan could be put through
the House before the appropriations
in the regular session are taken up,
and could be under consideration in
In, Senate while that body would he
waiting for the House to send 10 IL
the appropriation measure.
chairman Adams, of the Republican
National Committee, broke the silence
on the part. OF Republican leaders this
afternoon. lie expressed his gratifica-
tinn that the Administration would
have sympathetic naajOrities in both
tho House and Sen,O for the next two
wears. and then announced that the
election does not shake the detcrmin-
alton of the Republican party and TINS
. Administration to stand by the SOUND
PRINCIPLES of economy and govern
Ihcnt."
The Presidents PROM amation.
\ few hours later the President put
M rest all doubts that had been raised
regarding the subsidy session OF Con-
frcss when he made public at the
White House this proclamation;
Bv the President OF the United
States Of America:
A Proclamation.
Whereas public interests require
that the Congress Of the United
States should be convened in extra
Session at IL o'clock, noon. on the
twentieth day OF November. 1922,
q, receive such comuunica ton as
may be made by tie Executive;
Now. therefore, !. Warren G.
Harding. President OF the United
R.ates OF America, do hereby pro-
claim and declare that an eNtracr-
binary occasion requires the Con-
gross Of tho United ST. ties to con-
vene in extra session at the Capitol,
n the city Of Washington, on the
twentieth day Of November. 1922,
a. 10 o'clock. noon of which all
psr~~ns who shall a. that time be
entitled 20 act as members thereOi
are hereby required 10 take notice.
In witness whereof have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal ~ the United States TO be
affixed.
Done az the city OF Washington.
this ninth day Of November. in the
year of Our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Twenty-Five.
and OF the independence of the
United States. the One Hundred
and Forty-seventh.
Warren G. Harding.
BY the President.
Charles e Hughes.
Secretary OF State.
To Submit Two Measures.
The President will submit only tw
measures 10 the special session. TIL
first will be the Iasker subsidy program
and the second will be the executty
reorganization scheme which has bee
maturing now for nearly IS months.
The Administration is prepared I
throw all Il has back OF the subsid
measure and viii be bitterly dsaI
pointed IL Il fails 70 receive Congre.
sional approval. Should Congress tur
1t down, Mr.. Harding has announce
that he will unload the responslbiltt
for the future Of the American me,
chant marine upon the House ar
Senate. He will wash his hands OF Il
whole business.
Against Further Delay.
He compromised with the opposite