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 INDEX. Ii Code of Law, of the United Statu and of Paae. eM Di3trict of Columbia-Contd. reference titlea given________________ 1541 form, sJyle, etc., to be prescribed by Houae Committee on Revision of La~________________________ 1542 cooperation of Librarian of Congress in preparing ancillaries_ _______ 1542 additional directions authorized____ 1542 bills and resolutions to and from the Committee to be printed, etc., as directed thereby______________ 1542 &dditional copies of every publio Act and Joint Resolution to be fur- nished the Committee in slip form, whenprinted____________ 1542 functioD8 vested in the Committee by this Resolution1 may be vested in Agency proviaed by Congress from time to time_____________ 1542 printing, binding, and distribution of the volumes~ to be done under direction of "oint Committee em Printing_____________________ 1542 Code of Laws of the United Statu, Anno- tated, limitation on purchase price__________ 1108 Codifying Laws of the District oJ Columbia, appropriation for assistance to Commit- tee on Revision of the Laws, Heuee of Representatives, in compiling and _ __ ____________ 521 deficiency appropriation for expenses of completion oL_______________ 1608 Cody, Wyo., deficiency appropriation for publio building at_ __________________ 32 Coeur d'Alene Agency, Idaho, appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at __________________ 222,1583 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, deficiency appropriation for public building at_ __________________ 32 Coeur d'Alene Indians Idaho, appropriation for i~lling treaty with_ 222, 1583 Coffee ana TelJair Coufttiu Ga., may bridge Ocmulgee River at Jack- sonville Ferry________________ 446 Coffeeville, Ala., bridge authorized acrOBS Tombigbee River at_____________________ 1530 Cohasset, Minn., bridge authorized across Mississippi River, between Deer River and_ 473 Coin, Bullion and, . appropriation for transportation of, be- tweenmintsandassayoffices_ 175,1041 Coins, appropriation for recoinage of gold_ 166, 1031 for recoinage of minor__________ 166,1032 deficiency appropriation for recoinage of minor_____________________ 29 silver 5O-cent pieces to be coined in commemoration of the sesqui- centennial of the discovery of. the Hawaiian lunds__________ 198 Cold Springs Creek, eppropriation for dam across, to in- crease wat-er supply, Montana Bison Range_________________ 558 CuUect on Delivery Mail, Po,tal Seroice, appropriation for indemnity (or lost, domestic_____________________ 191 Collect on Delivery Mail, PostaZ Servu~ p ..... Continued. service of, extended to all sealed matter bearing first class rates of post- &ge_________________________ 1177 Collector 0/ Ta:t68 D. C., OJMe 0/, appropriation for I&lariee _________ 646,1263 Collectors of Internal Rmlmue, salaries of, may be readjusted and in. C~;lDaxUnUID 882 Colleges, Agricultu.ral State, appropriation for further cooperation of, in agricultural extension lVork________________________ 1193 C01lege8, etc., appropriation for Army 8upplies, etc., to, having units of Reserve Of- ficers' Traininc COrps ______ 349, 1371 for Arreyaupplies, .'1 to military, other than with umte of Reserve Officers' TraiDiIlI Corps_ _ __ 350, 1372 Colli8iOM at Sea, additional regulations for lights on ves- sels navigating Great Lakes, etc_________________________ • 592 CollisiOfl, Damagu, deficiency appropriation' for })!oyin, judgments of United State. courts in e1a.imafor____ ~,931, 1669 Colombia, . appropriation for miniater to_______ 63, 1096 Colonial Da_ oJ AftH7'ieo in Vityitaia, portion of Dutch Gap Lighthouae Res:. ervation, Va., transferred to, for historical purpoaee only________ 1024 Colorado, acceptance from, of juriadiction over Mesa Verde National Park area_ 458 compact between, and New Mexico, authorized for division of waters of Rio Grand~L etc., rivers______ U502 Oklahoma and Aansas authort.ed for division of waters of Arkan- sas River, etc._ ____ ___ ___ ___ __ 1517 provisions of Boulder Canyon Project Act applicable to, under Col- orado River oompact_____ 1057-1066 relief of homestead entrymen in des- ignated counties of, failing to maintain required residence, ow- ing to swarms of crickets or grasshoppers _____ ,,_ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ 1157 water power permits on Colorado River and tributariea not to be illloed until March 6, 1930, unless Boulder Canyon Project Act effective prior thereto_________ 1446 Colorado Judicial District, jurisdiction of Rocky Mountain Na- tional Park, assigned to_______ 1537 Mesa Verde Park assigned to_________ 459 Colorado River (,ee also Boulder Canyon Project Act), appropriation for maintenance, etc., of front work and levee system, Yuma irrigation project, ArIz.- Calif _____________________ 231,1593 for maintenance, etc., of base gaug- ing stations in________________ 232 deficiency appropriation for front work and levee system_ ____________ 903 purpose declared for controlling floods of, utilizing waters, etc________ 1057

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 Iii INDEX. Colorado RifJe1' Agency, Ariz., PaP. appropriation for support, etc. of In- dians at_____________ 222,1571, 1583 Colorado Riller and Tributariea, no pennite to be i88ued by Federal Power Commission, upon, except the Gila, in designated States until March IS, 1930___________ 1446 allowed if Boulder Canyon Project Act becomes effective prior there- to___________________________ 1446 Colorado RifJe1' Compoet (au Glao Boulder Canyon Project Act), provisions for controlling waters of Col- orado River subject to terms of. 1057 Colorado RifJe1' Dam Fund (,ee aLto Boulder Canyon Project Act), established for executing provisions of Boulder Canyon Project_______ 1057 advances to, from the Trea.sury, auth- orized_______________________ 1057 maximum; sum allotted for flood con- trol_________________________ 1057 repayment, etc_ _ _________________ 1057 amount authoriz3li to be appropriated for__________________________ 1058 Colorado RifJe1' Indian Hospital, Ariz., appropriation for construction and equipment___________________ 1582 ColG'rado River Indian Ruervation, Ariz., appropdation for maintenance, etc., irrigation system on________ 212,1573 Colorado RifJe1', Lower, appropriation for expenses of Commis- sion to studr the equitabl~ use of waters of Rio Grande and ____ 75, 1106 Colorado Riller, Te:e., preliminary examination of, and trib- utaries, for flood controL______ 1164 Colorants, appropriation for industrial, etc., stand- ardization oL ______________ 91,1122 for experimente in utilizing raw Amer- ican materials for __________ 556, 1207 deficiency appropriation for industrial standardization of_____________ 897 Columbia Ar8enal., Tenn., sale of, authorized to Columbia Mili- tary Academy________________ 766 proceeds to be deposited in military p<l8t construction fund_________ 767 Columbia Hospital/or Women, D. C., appropriation for care of indigent pa- tiente___________ _____________ 674 for repairs, etc_________________ 675,1291 for payment of refund to___________ 675 deficiency appropriation for repairs and improvements________________ 10 Columbia lnatitutionfor the Deaf, D. C., appropriation for maintenance, etc_ 242, 1606 for power plant, repairs, etc________ 242 for instruction for District persons in ________________________ 661, 1277 Columbia Military Academy Tenn., sale of Columbia Arsena property to, with full title, at appraised value_ 766 Columbia, Pa., time extended for bddging Susque- hanna River, between Wrights- ville and____________________ .. 113 Columbia Park, Ind., bridge authorized across Miami River, between Lawrenceburg and_ _ _ _ 394 Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the I Blind, D. C., appropriation for aid to. ____ _____ _ 677,1293 Columbia River, Pare. bridge ac!088, at Hood River, legalized_ 285 authonzed across, at Arlington, reg________________________ 1022 time e~nded for bridging, at Entiat, ash._______________________ 1546 at Kettle Falls by State of Washing- ton__________________________ 51 transfer of lands, part of improvements of, to Secretary of the Interior . for)ndian fishing ca!!!p, etc____ 1158 Columbia Rwer Bird Refuge, Wash., acceptance of gift of lands, etc., adja- cent to, authorized____________ 1413 Columbia, S. C., deficiency ap~ropriation for courthouse, etc., e evator_________________ 1655 Columbus Army Depot, Ohio, deficiency appropriation for extending sewer system_________________ 927 Columbus Coumy, N. C., may bridge Waccamaw River, at Reeves Ferry_________________ 516 Columbus, Ohio, appropriation for care, etc., Confederate Cemetery, Camp Chase_____ 355,1375 Colville Agency, Wash., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at _____________ 223, 1571,1584 deficiency appropriation for Indians at_ 41 Colville Indian Re8ervation, Wash., appropriation for irrigation project on _______________________ 209, 15i2 deficiency appropriation for paying taxes to Okanogan County on certain lands within___________ 899 CollY.:lle Indian8 Wash., payment to Okanogan County for local taxe3 on trust-allotted lands of._ 447 Comanche, etc., Agency, Okla., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at____________________ 223,1584 Comanche, etc., Indiana, Okla., appropriation for support, etc., 207 for payment to, from oil royaltiE's trustfund_________________ 207,1569 deficiency appropriation for payment to, from oil royalties trust fund____ 1642 Combinations in Restraint of Trade (8ee Antitrust Laws). Command and General Staff School, Fort LealJenworth, Kans., appropriation for instruction expenses_ _________________________ 329,1352 Commerce, appropriation for regulating use of air- craft in, under Department of COmmerce _________________ 85,1116 for expenses of Foreign Commerce service Act___________________ 1116 deficiency appropria.tion for expenses promoting_ _ _ ________________ 1617 Commerce, etc., appropriation for expenses, enforcing laws regulating interstate______ 581 deficiency appropriation for expenses enforcing laws regulating______ 47 Commerce, Foreign and Domestic, • appropriation for expenses of pro- moting, in Europe, etc_ __ _ __ 86, 1117 for expenses of promoting, in Latin }unerica ___________________ 86,1117 for expenses of promoting, in the Far East __________________ 86, 1117

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 INDEX. liii Commer~, Foreign and Domuti~on. Pap. appropriation for expenses of promot- ing,in Africa_______________ 86,1117 for investigating foreign trade re- strictions __________________ 87,1118 deficiency appropriation for promoting, etc_________________________ 46,897 for promoting, in Europe, etc_______ 897 Commer~JJnter.tate ('6e alao Interstate vommerce), appropriation for assistant to SoUcitor General enforcing Acts to regu- late, etc_ _ _ __________________ 78 Commercial AUac~" appropriation for clerks to _________ 85,1116 deficiency appropriation for ____ 46,933,1617 Commi,sion Jor the Enlarging oj the Capital GroundB, creation of; composition_____________ 420 authorized to consider plans, and esti- mates for development of park area_________________________ 421 schemes to be considered_ _ _ _ ______ 421 recommendations to be made for suitable landscape treatment of Capitol Building, etc__________ 421 continuatlOn of, to next Congress! if fina~ report not submitted berore eXpll"atlOn of present__________ 421 authorized to carry out the plans rec- ommended___________________ 1094 details given; an avenue from western fountain at Union Station to Pennsylvania Avenue between 2d and 3d Streets________________ 1094 closing North Capitol Street south of D Street_____________________ 1094 C Street to vehicular traffic be- tween New Jersey and Delaware A venues, removing street car tracks, and relaying them in a depression and subwar, extend- WTarmstroBot (talk)_~_TarmstroBot (talk) 01:03, 25 September 2010 (UTC)_~__~: 1695 removing tracks on Delaware Ave- nue and B Street, and relaying on First Street________________ 1695 underground garage, Delaware to New Jersey Avenue8..______ ___ 1695 acquiring privatc property and re- moving existing buildings.. _ __ __ _ 1695 constructing terraces, fountains, etc_ 1695 acquiring designated privately owned lands, etc.; condemnation author- ized_________________________ 1695 removal of structures, etc__________ 1695 open market contracts, professional services, and expenditure______ 1695 acquired lands, etc., to be part of Cap- itol Grounds under Architect of the CapitoL_________________ 1695 transfers from District Commis- sionenL______________________ 1695 temporary retention of streets and roadways____________________ 1695 street-railway companies, to remove and relay tracks, etc______________ 1695 adjust tracks to changed grades_ ____ 1696 development of Mall Parkway by Director of Public Buildings, connecting Capitol Grounds with Washington Monument, author- ued_________________________ 1696 plans for, adopted_________________ 1696 Commission Jor 1M Enlarging oj the Capitol Pap. GrouRda-Continued. development of Mall Parkway; grounds included_____________________ 1696 portion of, transferred to Director of Public Buildings, etc ______. _. __ _ 1696 sum authorized for enlargin~ Capitol Grounds by the CoIIllIl188ion_ _ _ 1696 Commission oj Fine Am, appropriation for ex~ses _________ 577,1234 for printing and bIDding for _____ 577,1234 deficiency appropriation for expenses__ 1616 design, etc., of fiagstaff at Fort Sumter commemorating defense by Gen- eral Robert Anderson, subject to approval 01._________________ 499 design for statue of Cardinal Gibbons to be approved by____________ 454 plans, etc., of monument in memory of Peter Muhlenberg, subject to approval oL_________________ 483 plans, etc., for memorial to George Rogers Clark, subject to approval of___________________________ 1626 plans for memorial historical museum to General Anthony Wayne on site of Fort Defiance, Ohio, sub- ject to approval of. __ __ ______ 1009 site and design for monument to Major General Artemas Ward, subject to approval or. __ ___ __ __ __ __ __ 689 site for erecting monumental urn from Cuba on public grounds, Wash- ington, D. C ., subject to ap- provalof____________________ 713 to advise as to site and design of monu- ment to Samuel Gompers in Washington, D. C____________ 193 Commi8Bion on LiCen8Ur6 to Practi~ the HealinJI Art in tM IMtrid oj Columbia! • created; compoSItIon, etc_____________ 1327 powers, etc_____________________ 1327-1341 CommiBBioners oj Conciliation, appropriation for expenses_________ 105, 1135 Commissioners oj Court oj Claims, appropriation for salaries and ex- penses _____________________ 80, 1110 salaries of, increased_ _ _ _ ____________ 882 term of, continued for three years_____ 51 Commissioners, United Statu Coum, appropriation for fees______________ 81,1111 deficiency appropriation for __________ 21,42, 44, 47, 906, 934, 1610,1617,1646,1671 accounts of, to be rendered quarterly in duplicate, and transmitted to clerk of the district court______ 998 original to be transmitted to Attor- ney General;· duplicate retained_ 998 no court approval of, required______ 998 Committee Hearings, HO'UBe Of Repruenla- tives, appropriation for stenographic reports of, other than select, etc., com- . mittees___________________ 524,1394 Committee on Agriculture, HO'UBe oj RS'P"6- aentativl18 authorized to hold meetings, etc., in prep- aration of bills for farm relief____ 1624 Committee on Appropriatiom, Home oj Reprl18entativ68, deficiency appropriation for assistant clerks; balance reappropriated__ 3 five members of to serve on Board of Visitors, ~1ilitary Academy_____ 597

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 liv Committee on Appropriations, Senate, deficiency appropriation for messenger, additional pay_______________ _ two member.s of, to serve on Board of Visitors, Military Academy ____ _ Committee on Expenditurell in the Eucutive Departmentll, HotJ.lSe of Repre- llentativ611 , departments, etc., to furnish informa- tion to, upon request _________ _ Committee on Expenditur6ll in the Execu- tive Departmentll Senate! departments, etc., to furnish Informa- tion to, upon request_________ _ Committee on Military Affairs, Howe of Representativ6ll, seven members ?!J to serve on Board of Visitors, Military Academy____ _ Committee on Military Affairs, Senate, five members of, to serve on Military Academy Board of Visitors____ _ Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, House 0/ Repiellenta- tive8, chairman and ranking minority mem- ber of to serve on Commission for Eniarging Capitol Grounds__ chairman and ranking minority mem- ber of, to serve on Commission for new Supreme Court Build- ing_________________________ _ Committee on Public Building8 and GrOUnd8, Senate, chairman and ranking minority mem- ber of, to serve on Commission for Enlarging Capitol Grounds__ chairman and ranking minority mem- ber of, to serve on Commission for Supreme Court Building ___ _ Committee on Public Lands, HO'UIIe of Rep- "6IlentatiIl6ll, deficiency appropriation for expenses __ Committee on Reviaion 0/ the LaW8, HO'UIIe of Repre,entatillu, appropriation for contmuing emplor. - ment by, of assistance in compIl- ing, etc., District of Columbia !;~p::::LTarmstroBot (talk)__TarmstroBot (talk) 01:03, 25 September 2010 (UTC)_c~__~ deficiency appropriation for assistance, compiling District of Columbia Code; reappropriation ________ _ for expenses for completion of District of Columbia Code of Laws ____ _ for preparing and editing of laws___ _ preparation, etc., of Supplement to the Code of Laws of the United States by, authorized ________ _ printing of billa to codify the general and permanent laws of the Dis- trict of Columbia by, authorized_ publication of Codes and Supplem~nt in slip form or in the Statutes to be dispensed "ith, when directed by_________________________ _ number to be printed, etc., may be curtailed by direction of- __ _ _ _ _ may direct dispensing of printing, etc., of supplements to the Codes___ _ excepting one for each COngress ______ _ preparin.g. and publishing under super- VISIon of____________________ _ supplements for each session of cur- rent editions of the Code ______ _ INDEX. Pqe. 884 597 996 996 597 597 420 1067 420 1067 885 521 3 1608 1608 1007 1007 1540 1540 1540 1540 1541 1541 Committee 0"' Revillion 0/ the £aWl/, House Page. of Repruentatives-Continued. preparing and publishing; codification of permanent laws relating to Dis- trict of Columbia, designated "The Code of the District of Columbia" ___________________ 1541 supplement for each session of current edition thereof_________ 1541 new editions of both Codes, once in five years____________________ 1541 distribution; contents____________ 1541 to prescribe form, style, etc., of the publications_ _ ___ __ ________ ___ 1542 cooperation of the Librarian of Con- gress, etc__ _ _________________ 1542 bills and resolutions to or from, to be printed, etc., 88 directed thereby_ 1542 twenty copies of every public Act and Joint Resolution to be furnished to, 88 soon 88 printed__________ 1542 functions of, may be vested in such other agency provided by Con- ~ 1542 Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatilles, subcommittee of, demgnated to inquire into conduct of Grover M. M08cowitz judge for New York eastern district, whether acts of, be deemed high crimes or mis- demeanors___________________ 1542 to report to the COmmittee_ _ _ __ ___ 1543 Committee on the Library, House of Rep- resentatill6ll , chairman and ranking minority mem- ber to serve on Joint Commis- sion on Library of Congress Buildings _____________. .: _ _ _ __ _ 622 Committee on the Library, Senate, chairman and ranking minority mem- ber to serve on Joint Commis- sion on Library of Congress Buildings_ ________ _____ _______ 622 chairman to act as chairman of Com- mission___ ___ ___ ________ __ ___ 622 Communitll Center Department, D. C., appropnation for expenses, public school ____________________ 661,1277 Community Chests, etc., exempt from income tax_____________ 813 Compensation Board, Navv. appropriation for ci:;nla,n personnel, office of___________________ 641,1470 Compensation in Lieu 0/ Moieties, Customs, appropriation for ________________ 167,1033 Compensation, Veterans' Bureau, appropriation for World War military or naval death or disability _ 588, 1246 Emergency Officers' Retired List, included_____________________ 1246 deficiency appropriation for military and naval__ _____ _____________ 7 additional, from unexpended bal- ances, for designated objects_ _ 7 ComptroUer General of the United States (see also General Accounting Of- fice), appropriation for, Assistant, etc____ 579, 1237 for printing and binding decisions ot, etc _______________________ 580,1237 authorized to ascertain, etc., amounts due elevators of wheat, in 1919 and 1920 under Government guaranteed price contracts_____ 1148

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" authorized to examine and settle claims of bay growers in designated Texas counties, prevented by cat- tle disease quarantine from har- vesting their crops in 1925_____ 1159 appropriation for paying allowed claims_ _____ ______ _______ ___ _ 1160 to pay former officers of Naval Re- serve Force, or Marine CoI'J.Is Reserve, mileage to their homes, when released from active duty, etc., at other places___________ 1556 apY~r:e19_t~_ lTarmstroBot (talk) :TarmstroBot (talk) 1556 directed to adjust claims of National Guard, for armory drill pay 1917,1918, and 1919__________ 704 directed to allow credits in accounts of postmasters for payments to mail messengers, etc., contrary to double-pay restrictions, etc_ _ 1442 to pay mail messengers, etc., the sums refunded by them or de- ducted from balances due them, under double pay restrictions, etc__________________________ 1442 powers, duties, etc., of returns office vested in_____________________ 1147 ComptroUer of the Currency, Treasury Department, appropriation for, and office pereon- neL ______________________ 168,1034 for personal services, Federal Re- serve, and national currency_ 168, 1034 for special examinations, etc_____ 168,1034 c!eficiency appropriation for salaries, 1929, office of. _ _ _____________ 1687 Conciliation and Arbitration, Conference of, American Republics invited to attend, at Washington_ _ _ _ ___________ 487 Conciliation and Arbitration Conference, Pan American, deficiency appropriation for expenses_ _ 912 Conciliation of Labor Disputes, appropriation for commissioners, etc_ 105, 1135 deficiency appropriation for commis- sioner oL____________________ 1621 Conduit Road, D. C., appropriation for maintenance, etc_ ___ 680 for survey, etc., of, from the District line to Great Falls, Md., for widening road________________ 1380 Conecuh River, bridge authorized across, in Escambia County, Ala_ _ _ _ _____________ 295 Confederate Burial Plats, appropriation for care, etc ________ 355,1375 Confederate Soldiers, headst<?nes auth~rized over graves of, III cemeterles_ _________ __ __ ___ 1307 inscription of name and State_______ 1308 detailed records to be preserved in War Department______________ 1308 Confederate States of America, veteran who served in military forces of, in the Civil War, to be ap- pointed on commission to in- "'pect, etc., battle field of Fort Donelson, Tenn______________ 367 Confederate Stockade Cemetery, J ohnstons Island, Sandusky Bay, Ohio, appropriation for care, etc ________ 355, 1375 54835°-29-PT 1 --114 Confederate Vetera1l8, D. C., Pace. appropriation for aid to ___________ 676,1293 Con!ederate Veteram' Reunion, attendance of Marine Band authorized at, Charlotte, N. C_ ___ __ ___ ___ 1150 appropriation authorized for ex- ~nses of Band_______________ 1151 at Little Rock, Ark_______________ 483 appropriation for expenses of band_ 483 loan of Army tents, etc., for encamp- ment at Charlotte, N. C_ ___ ___ 1165 at Little Rock, Ark_______________ 61 Conferenc6 for Revi8ion 0/ Conv67ttion /or i:~ 0/ Life at Sea, Interna- deficiency appropriation for participat;... Con/eren:~i,;ority~ -liW;; -~rii;'p;.um: 1612 tatives, appropriation for clerks, etc_______ 523,1393 deficiency appropriation for Walter L. Price_ __ _____ ____ _____ ___ ____ 885 ConferencP- of Conciliation. and Arbitration, invita.tion extended to American Re- W01:03, 25 September 2010 (UTC):TarmstroBot (talk) 01:03, 25 September 2010 (UTC),_~_~_lTarmstroBot (talk) 487 amount authorized for expenses_ _ _ _ 487 Conference on Civil Aeronautic., Inte,.... national Aeronautical, representatives of foreign governments invited to attend_____________ 1011 Conference on HighwaY8, Second Pan American, appropriation for partiCipating in ____ 912 amount authorized for participating in_ 403 Coriferenc6 on Uniform Stat, Law., D. C., appropriation for aid to___________ 651,1269 Congress, gold medals in the name of, awarded to personnel, etc., of the first sue- ee8Sful trans-Atlantic ftight in naval flying boat N0-4________ 1158 departments, etc., to furnish informa~ tion to Committees on Expendi- tures in Executive Departments, when requested_______________ 996 submission of designated reports, etc., to, repealed_ _________________ 986 treaties favored by, with maritime nations regulating conduct ot belligerants and neutrals in war at sea, and inviolability of pri- vate property thereon_ _ _______ 1165 to be negotiated, if practically pos- sible, prior to conference on limitatIOn of armaments in 1931. 1165 Congress of Americani8ts, Twenty-third International,. appointment of three delegates to, authorized_ _______ ___ _______ _ 723 Congress of Entomology, International, foreign governments invited to send delegates to_ ___ ______________ 482 Congressional Directory, appropriation for compiling, etc___ _ 525, 1394 deficiency appropriation for compiling, etc., first session of Seventy-first Congress_____________________ 1624 Congressional Directory, Biographical, deficiency appropria.tion for prepara- tion, preservation, etc., oL_____ 885 Congressional Employees, salaries of, for December, 1927, to be paid December 20, 1927._ _____ 1

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 Ivi INDEX. CongrUMonal Bmploy,u--Continued. P.... salaries of, for December, 1928, to be paid December 20, 1928_______ 1027 CongrUMonal Library (8.. Library of COn). . Congre8Monal Medal oj Honor, Army, uuautho~ed wear~ng, etc.} of, pro- hibited; punishmentlor_______ 437 Congruaional Ruord, appropriation for reporting debates, House of Repreeentatives____ 523, 1393 for reporting, Senate____________ 520, 1390 for expenses of semimonthly and sea- mon indexes ______________ 530,1400 doficiency appropriation for additional cataloguer oL________________ 1624 Connecticut Avenue NW., D. C., appropriation for widening roadway, west side, M to Eighteenth Strcets_ ______________ _______ 655 bo~u;:c01:03, 25 September 2010 (UTC)~-:-~ 655 for widening roadway, etc~ Fl~rida Avenue to COlumbia .H.Oa.a____ 655 "Connedicut," BauJe8hip, bell used on, to be delivered to Ameri- Can LeJtion Naval Post 110_____ 1181 Connor. Point, lViB., bridge authorized across Saint Louis River, from Rices Point to_____ 280 Conservation oj National ForeBte, appropriation for determining best methods of___________________ 1205 Conservation oj NavigabltJ Water8, ac., appropriation for cooperation with States, etc., in forest fire protec- tion/ etc_____________________ 555 for acqUiring additional lands under Act for ___________________ 556,1206 deficiency appropriation for cooperation with States, etc., in forest fire protection_ _______ ____ __ _____ 41 for acquimtion of lands____________ 895 purchase of lands for, authorized_____ 468 amounts avaUable for 1928, 1929, and 1930____________________ 468 acreage limit in anyone State____ 468 Consolidated Chippewa Agency, Minn., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at_____________________ 1571 Consolidated Ute Agency, Colo., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at_____________________ 222 for electric s~steIll 1567 Consolidated Ute Ruervation, Colo.! appropriation for water supp y, un- a.llotted lands oL_____________ 1572 Constantinople, Turkey, appropriation for launch for embassy_ 66, 1097 Construction Loan Fund, Shippinp Board (see alBo Merchant Manne Act, 1928), sources and uses oL________________ 690 Consular Officers (Be6 Foreign Service Officers). Consular Service (llee Foreign Service). Consulates/ appropnation for clerk hire________ 66, 1097 forcontingentexpenses __________ 67,1097 for loss by exchan~e ____________ 67,1097 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses _______________ 27,937,1622 Contagious D~ea~e8, Animal, appropriation for preventing spread of, livestock__________________ 545, 1196 Contagioull Diseases, Animal-Continued. Pa... deficiency appropriation for prevent- ing spread of, Indian livcstock_ le3S provmons for preventing, etc., extended to live poultry ______________ _ Contagious Di8eaBeB, D. C., 59 appropriation for preventing spread of________________________ 667,1284 for isolating wards for minort.~ Gar- field and Providence .Hospi- tals ______________________ 668, 1284 Containers Jor Frui.ts, Vegetables, etc., appropriation for executing law fixing standards, etc ____________ 563,1214 standards fixed for hampers and round stave baskets _______________ _ capacities specified _____________ _ contents of standard sizes _______ _ for splint baskets________________ _ capacities specified _____________ _ contents of standard sizes _______ _ tolerance allowed: cover conditions_ dimension specifications of manufac- tures to be approved by Secre- 685 685 685 685 685 685 686 tary of Agriculture___________ 686 manufacture, etc., of containers not complying with Act, unlawfuL_ climax baskets, etc., excepted___ _ penalty for violations____________ _ immunity if purchaser has guar- anty from manufacturer, etc., that containers are correct____ _ requirements of guaranty_______ _ seizure of illegal containers, etc______ _ disposal of contents ______________ _ condemned containers __________ _ procedure in cases of- ____________ _ foreign shipments not affected; banana hampers allowed _____ _ prosecution by district attorneys__ _ regulations, tests, etc~ to be prescribed_ cooperation with /:States, manufac- 686 686 686 686 686 686 687 687 687 687 687 687 turers, etc_ __________________ 687 expenses for employees, etc., author- ized_________________________ 687 necessary sums to be appropriated__ 687 seizure, etc., provisions effective one year after November first______ 687 Contested Election Expenses, House oJ Representative8, appropriation for compiling cases, etc__ 524 deficiency appropriation for payments to contestants and contestees_ 884, 1623 Contingent BXp6718eB, appropriation for Department of State ______________________ 64, 1095 for foreign missions _____________ 65,1096 forconsulates __________________ 67,1097 for Department of Justice _______ 77,1108 for Department of Commerce ____ 84,1115 for Department of Labor _______ 106,1136 for Treasury Department_______ 163,1029 for public mone~8-- 166,1031 for Post Office Department_____ 187,1049 for Interior Department________ 201,1563 for War Department ___________ 327, 1350 for Army _____________________ 327,1351 forSenate ____________________ 519,1389 for House of Representatives ____ 524, 1394 for Library of Congress ________ 529, 1399 for Department of Agriculture___ 540,1190 for Executive Officc ____________ 573,1230 for Civil Service Commission ____ 577, 1234 for Navy _____________________ 625,1453 for Navy Department__________ 642,1471

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Pap, appropriation for District of Colum- bia_______________________ 649, 1266 for land offices ________________ 203,1565 Contf'act Labor Laws, appropriation for enforcing, etc___ 107, 1137 Contract Surgeons Army, appropriation for pay and allow- ance _____________________ 32~ 1353 for mileage ____________________ 330,1353 deficiency appropriation for mileage_ __ 42, 49, 938, 1619 Contractora, Shipbuilding, deficiency appropriation for adjusting claims of, for work under Navy during World War____________ 907 Contracts, in excesll of $500l.!lntered into by Sec- retaryof war, if not to be per- f0t:~ed in 60 days, to be in wntlng__________________ ____ 985 Control 01 Floods on the Milllliasippi River, etc. (see alao Mississippi River, and Tributaries, Flood Control), proposed project for, adoptedL______ 534-539 Convict-Made Goods, shipped into any State or Territory divested of interstate character, and subject to laws of State or Territory____________________ 1084 in Federal prisons for Government use, excepted_________________ 1084 no exemption on original packages_ _ 1084 Act effective in five years____________ 1084 Conr,icts, D. C., appropriation for support of, out of the District __________________ 671,1287 deficiency appropriation for support of, out of the District____ 9,891,1630 Conway, Ark., appropriation for public building___ 178, 1042 Conway County, Ark., aid authorized for relocation of levee along bank of Arkansas River in_ 1380 Cook County, IU., may bridge Little Calumet River, at ABhlandAvenue _______ 113,290,1510 at Indiana Avenue________________ 112 at Wentworth Avenue_____________ 113 time extended for bridging Grand Cal- umet River by, at Burnham Avenue______________________ 1168 may widen, etc., bridge across J,ittle Calumet River, at Halsted Street_______________________ 763 Cook, Elmer J., may bridge Bear Creek, at Lovel Point, MdL_________________________ 727 Cook Sesgui~ennial Commission 01 Hawan, i.3sue of commemorative 50 cent silver coin to_______________________ 198 payment requiredL________________ 198 Cool.'e, Doctor R. P., name placed on yellow-fever honor roll and presented gold medal______ 1409 to receive $125 monthly_____________ 1410 Coolidge, President Calvin, appropriation for oil portrait of, for the Executive Mansion ___________ 1231 Coc!idge Dam, Ariz., deficiency appropriation for construc- tion of, across Gila River _ _ __ 18, 1630 payment to Southern Pacific Rail- way Company for relocating its railroad__ _____________ _______ 18 Coolidge Dam, Ariz. -Continued. Pap. deficiency appropriation for, etc.; amount available for paying property and other damages____ 18 amount for replacing agency build- ings at Rice Station, for those abandoned at San Carlos_______ 19 enlarging Rice Station boarding school, for pupiis from school at San Carlos when abandonedL___ 19 limitation of costincreasedL______ 1639 amount for cementing Indian graves_______________________ 1639 for power plant, San Carlos Reserva- tion ______________________ 900,1639 contract authorized for development of electrical power at___ __________ 210 Florence-Casa Grande Water User's ABsociation to contract for pay- ing cost of plant______________ 211 use of appropriations for Rice Sta- tion, for constructing transmis- sion line, etc___ ________ _______ 211 sale of surplus power; use of revenues_ __ 211 Cooperative Agricultural Extension (see Extension Service, Department of Agricwture). Cooperative Banks, exempt from income tax_____________ 813 Cooperative Marketing 01 Agricultural Products, appropriation for administering_ provi- sions of division of, in Depart- ment of Agriculture ________ 562,1213 Cooperative OjJics Service, Department 01 Commerce, District aM, appropriation for operating expenses_ 86, 1117 Cooperative Vocational Education, deficiency appropriation for further development in several States, etc__________________________ 1626 Coos BaY 1 Lower Umpqua, and SilUllaw ndian Tno" Oregon claims of, against bnited States, for unceded lands to be brought in Court of Claims______________ 1256 descril,ltion of lands_____________ 1256 jurisdiction of court_______________ 1257 consideration of counterclaims______ 1257 determination by court, of value of lands taken_ _ ________________ 1257 to be filed within five years________ 1257 verification; evidence admitted___ 1257 attorneys' fees, etc., fixed by decree of court_____________________ 1257 balance to credit of the Indians for their benefit__________________ 1258 no per capita payment__________ 1258 Coos Bay Wagon Road Lands, appropriation for surveying, etc., re- vested____________________ 203, 1565 for fire protection, etc., in revest- ed _______________________ 554,1204 exchanges for recreational purposes of public lands, extended to re- vested, in Oregon_____________ 429 timber sales, authorized on revested timber lands and agricultural lands oL____________________ 597 Coosa River, bridge authorized across, at Cedar Bluff, Ala __________________ 288,754 at Childersburg, Ala_______________ 754 at Gilberts Ferry, Ala________ _____ 1526 at Pell City, Ala__________________ 295 at Hiverside, Ala___ _______ ________ ';'54

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 Iviii INDEX. Coolla River-Continued. Pap. bridge authorized acr:>SI, between Tal- ladega and Shelby Counties, Ala_ 288 at Wetumpka, Ala________________ 110 Copyright O~, Library of Congrellll, appropriation for Register, assistant, ete_______________________ 528, 1398 for printing and binding for _____ 529,1399 deficiency appropriation for Register, etc__________________________ 4 CopyriV.'U8, distribution of current catalogues of copyright entries to customs and postal officials____________ 714 sales in whole or in part____________ 714 consolidated catalogues and indexes of, supplied by Superintendent of Public Documents to subscribers OD order____________________ _ deposit of receipts________________ _ fees estabUShed ____________________ _ single registration fee for same book 714 714 714 in several volumes____________ 714 effective July 1, 1928______________ 714 Corbin Place HE., D. C., appropriation for pavin~, etc., Tennes- see Avenue to Thirteenth Street; from gasoline tax fund_ __ ______ 654 Corinth, Mu•. , appropriation for public building ____ _ deficiency appropriation for public . buildingat __________________ _ Corinth National CIl7Mtery, Mi811., deficiency appropriatiou for acquiring contiguous land to Shiloh mili- tary park ___________________ _ Com, 178 34 37 appropriation for adapting, etc., from tropical regions_______________ 550 for study, etc., of production_ ______ _ 1201 for improving broom ___________ 551,1201 Com Borer, European (see alao European Corn Borer), appropriation for research expenses __ 558, 1208 for expenses to control spread of 565, 1216 for special research work for eradica- tion, etc., oL_________________ 1219 Coroner'. Office, D. C., .appropriation for salaries, etc_ __ __ 646, 1264 for morgue____________________ 646,1264 reconstructing wharf _ _ _ ___ _____ _ 646 for inquests, etc________________ 646,1264 deficiency appropriation for expenses_890, 1628 Corporation Counsel, D. C., appropriation for compensation, in- cluding extra pay_ as general counsel of Public Utilities Com- mission ___________________ 646,1263 for office personneL ____________ 646,1263 Corporatiof&a, tax levied upon net income of _______ _ credits allowed against net income __ requirements in making returns ____ _ organizations exempt from ________ _ additional, if accumulating surplus to avoid surplus tax on share hold- ers _________________________ _ dividend distributions by ___________ _ consolidated returns allowed affiliated_ meaning of "affiliated group" _____ _ tax withheld at source by, agreeing to 797 803 808 812 814 822 831 831 pay interest free from tax______ 833 information of dividend payments, etc., by, required__________________ 837 Corpa oJ Engineer., Army (lies Engineer Pap. Department, Army). CON'ectional lnetitutione (.es Penitenti- aries and Prisons, United Statc!l). Corrosive Subatances, Dangerous (allll Fed- eral Caustic Poison Act). Coraicana, Tex., appropriation for public building_ ____ _ 178 Corundu, Canal Zone, amount authorized for constructing barracks at_ _ _ _ ______________ 1301 CorvaUi8, Oreg., deficiency appropriation for public building at_ ___ ________ __ __ __ _ 1657 Costa Rica, appropriation for minister to _______ 65,1096 Costes, Dieudonne, distinguished fiying cross to be pre- sented to, and Joseph LeBrix, for aerial journey of 35,000 miles across the South Atlantic, etc__ 482 Cotter, Ark., bridge authorised across White River at_ 470 Cotton, appropriation for census reports of production, baled stock, con- 8umpuon____________________ 88 for additional amount to meet serious outbreak of pink bollworm of, in western Tex8S______________ 247 for investigating, etc., diseases of_ 550, 1200 for cultural methods, breeding, etc_ 550,1200 for investigating insects affecting_ 558, 1208 for techniCal research into, and by- producta__________________ 561,1212 publishing intended acreage plant- ing forbidden ______________ 561,1212 for collecting statistics of grade and staple length of____________ 562,1213 for preventing entry of Mexican, etc__________________________ 1216 for suppressing spread of pink boll- worm of __________________ 565, 1216 deficiency appropriation for collectingl etc., statistics of grade ana staple length oL______________ 13 for lIuppressin~ spread of pink boll- worm of, lD Arizona, etc_______ 13 for suppressing spread of pink boll- worm oL _______________ 44,895,933 investigation by Secretaries of Agri- culture and Commerce of new uses, etc., 0:, and by-products__ 426 no pay to any employee, Department of Agriculture, issuing predic- tion of future prices of ________ 1190 payment to farmers for loss from non- production of, in noncotton zones established by a State___ 688 Cotton Districts, appropriation for cooperative experi4 menta, etc., in livestock pro- duction, etc., in ___________ 567,1218 Cotton Futures Act, United States, appropriation for expenses enforcing_ 562,1213 Cotton Standards Act, appropriation for expenses enforcing_ 562, 1213 Cottonseed, appropriation for interbreeding experi- menta _______________________ · 550 Council Bluff8, Iowa, bridge authorized across Missouri River between, and Omaha, N ebr_ _ __ 733 Council Bluff8, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebr., may bridge Missouri River, between the two cities_________________ 733

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 INDEX. Counterfeiting, etc., Crimea, Page. appl'Qpriation for expenaes insupptessing 173, 1038 County 4gentl, Agricultural Ezten8ion Work, appropriation for salaries _________ 543, 1193 for cooperative use of, in rehabilitat- ing flood devastated farm areas_ 543 amount for salaries of, in developing cooperative extension system in agriculture and home economics, with men, women, boys, and gir~_________________________ 712 Court 01 Appeals, D. C., appropriation for salaries _________ 671,1287 reports of decisions _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ 671, 1287 for care, etc., of building________ 671,1287 for contingent expenses _________ 671,1287 for ecre;nses authorized by Attorney eneral __________________ 671,1288 for printing and binding for _____ 671,1288 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation of justices_______ 9 for printmg and binding for _ _ _ __ __ _ 9 appeal authorized to, on claims under war mineral contracts _ _ _______ 11 66 review by United States Supreme Court by petition for certiorari, or appeal____________________ 1100 jurisdiction of, in appeals from Patent Office decisions transferred to Court of Customs and Patent Appeals_____________________ 1476 in patent and trade mark appeals, Customs and Patent Appeals Court substituted for__________ 1476 cases pending in, from Patent Office, continued if hearing has been held_________________________ 1476 if no hearing, ete., transferred to Court of Customs and Patent Appeals_____________________ 1476 equity jurisdiction of, not affected____ 1476 Court 01 Clai71llJ, appropriation for salaries __________ 79, 1110 for printing and binding for ______ 79,1110 for contingent expenses __________ 79,1110 for miscellaneous _______________ 79,1110 for commissioners oC ___________ 80,1110 for repairs, etc____________________ 80 deficiency appropriation for increased compensation of judges________ 20 for paying judgments of. 40,932,1615,1670 for printing and binding___________ 905 for repairs, etc., to buildings_______ 1645 commissioners in, continued for three years________________________ 51 salaries increased_ _ _ _ ____ ___ ___ ___ 882 expenses allowed attorneys of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota in prepar- !ng claims for relinquished lands, In___________________________ 424 if judgment allowed in claims of Chip- pewa Indians of Minnesota to determine if payment should be made from Red Lake Band trust funds,etc____________________ 601 jurisdiction conferred upon, to adjudi- cate claims against United States, by Coos Bay, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indian Tribes_ ___ ________ ________ ___ 1256 lands affected_ _ _ _____ ___ ______ _ 1256 procedure; admission of counter- claims_______________________ 1257 Court 01 Clai17&3-Continued. jurisdiction conferred upon, in Coos Bay, etc.iIndian claims; value of unceded ands to be determined by the court_________________ _ suits to be filed in five years; parties; verification, etc__________. ___ _ attorneys' fees to be fixed by decree; balance to credit of the Indian!'j use restricted________ _ KansaS or Kaw Indians __________ _ time for instituting suit; evidence admitted, ete________________ _ counterclaims allowed as offset__ _ appeal to the Supreme COurt____ _ decree to determine fees, ete., of attorneys ___________________ _ balance of judgment to be placed in the Treasury to credit of the Tribe ______________________ _ no 't t perCa])1 ~paymen _________ _ Nez Perce IndIans of Idaho _______ _ claims specified ________________ _ time for instituting s~ti pro- cedure; evidence admittea ____ _ consideration of counterclaims; joining of associated bands____ _ attorneys fees, by decree of court, etc_________________________ _ amount recovered to be deposited to credit of the Indians _______ _ subject to appropriation for educa- tion, etc., of the Indians; no per capita payments_____________ _ northwestern bands of Shoshone Indians_______________ _ time for instituting suit; verifi"e~ tion; evidence admitted ______ _ counterclaims allowed as set-offs appeals authorized; issueofproc appeara.nce of At-torney GeneraL_ fees, etc., to be included in decree __ amounts recovered to be deposited to credit of the Indians _______ _ use lirnited__________ _ Winnebago Tribe of Indi8~;-n~i heretofore determined________ _ time for filing suit; procedure' evi- dence admitted __________ ~ _ __ _ consideration of counterclaims decision of court that money, -etc.~ has been unlawfully taken, etc., confined to value at time thereof_ decree a full settlement of all claims __________________ _ issue of process; service on At~r: ney General_________________ _ time extended for filing separate suits in, !>y Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indlans_____________________ _ by the Five Civilized Tribes_______ _ by Iowa Indians in ______________ _ Court of Cmt071llJ and Patent AppealB United States, , title of Court of Customs Appe~ changeto___________________ _ patent and tra.de mark appeals from Patel}t qffice vested ln, inRtead of DlStrlCt of Columbia Court substit~!e~Pro;.alsDi;t-ri;t -Crl-oi -Ai>: peals in patent and trade mark appeal CMes _________________ _ appeals from Patent Office pending in District Court of Appeals, con- tinued if hearing ha.s been had etc ________________________ ~ 1ix Pqe. 1257 1257 1257 1258 1259 1259 1259 1259 1259 1259 1249 1249 1250 1250 1250 1251 1251 1407 1407 1407 1408 140g 1408 1408 1408 1027 1027 1027 1027 1028 1028 380 1229 1073 1475 1476 1476 1476

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 Ix INDEX. COMn oj CuaCom. and Paten. App«Jla, pqe. Unit«l Saaa-contlnucd. appeals from Paknt Office, if ,no hoar- ing. etc., appeal, with papers, etc., to be transferred to new co~ etc____________________ 1476 equity jurisdiction of Diatrict Court of Appeals not eJfected by this Act_________________________ 1476 opinions of, in appeals, in Patent Office decisions to be made in writing and filed aa record in the case__ 1476 cert~ed copy to be sent to C0mmis- sioner of Patents and entered in Patent Office________________ 1476 CourC <'I Cuatoma Appeala, appropriation for salaries__________ 79 1110 for rent, contingent expenses, etc_ 79' 1110 deficiency appropriation for judges, in- ' title ch:m&;~ of -C~tona-a~d 20 Patent Ap~-_ 1475 Counhouae, D. C. appropriation for care, etc ________ 670 1287 for repairs, etc________________ 670' 1287 date of bid for construction, etc., ac- ' cepted_______________________ 1425 Couru, D. C'I appropriatIOn for juvenile court ___ 669, 1286 for police court ________________ 669,1286 for municipal court ____________ 670,1286 for supremecourt ______________ 670,1287 for court of appeals____________ 671,1287 for miscellaneous expenses ______ 671,1288 deficiency appropriation for police court________________________ 9 for supreme court_________________ 9 for court of ap~--- 9 Co'Uru and PriaOfUJ, D. C., deficiency appropriation for salaries, 1929________________________ 1693 Coum Martial, de., Army, appropriation for expenses of______ 330, 1354 Couahatta IndiaM, de., Tu., appropriation for education, etc____ 215, 1576 deficiency appropriation for industrial &88~ance,ete________________ 900 land in Texas purohased for, and Ala- bamas. subject to mineral inter- ests and timber contracts______ 1186 Couahatta, lA., bridge authorized aor088 Red River, at_ 66 time extended for bridging Red River, at_ 1167 Covington, A. W., name placed on yellow fever honor roll and presented gold medal___ 1409 to receive 1126 monthly_____________ 1410 Cowe, BjJa, Creek Indian AUoUee, deficienoy appropriation fClr payment of COtDp6M,:j:on to_______________ 1641 provisions for erecting monument to commemorate________________ 1668 Cox, S. R., may bridge Ohio River, at New Mar- tinsville, W. Va______________ 1472 Coyotea, appropriation for devising methods for destroy~ 559,1209 Crater lAke NatioOOl Park, Oreg., appropriation for commissioner _____ 79,1110 for administration, etc__________ 233, 1596 deficiency appropriation for insect con- trol work____________________ 1643 Crater National Forest, Oreg., Pa,p. exChanM'ti TarmstroBot (talk)_:TarmstroBot (talk) 01:04, 25 September 2010 (UTC)e_~_f__- 450 public lands added to_ ______________ 450 revested Oregon and California grant lands within area included_____ 450 Creek IndiaM, Okla. (aee also Five Civil- ized Tribes), appropriation for tribalschools_______ 216 for common schools_______________ 220 for per capita payments, from tribal funds_______________________ 1584 advancement from tribal fund, for ex- penses of attorneys in claims of, against United States__________ 944 time extended for filing suit in Court of Claims, by_ _ _ _ _ _____________ 1230 unexpended balance of appropriation for equalizing allotments, etc., coveredin____________________ 216 Creelsboro, Ky., bridge authorized &crOBB Cumberland River, at____________________ 616 time extended for bridging Cumberland Crematori~':~b. ad.:-p~bl~: 1528 appropriation for maintenance, etc_ 669, 1285 containers for receiving ashes of the indigent to be provided _____ 669, 1285 Crete, Nebr., deficienoy appropriation for publio buildingat___________________ 1657 Crickeu, . provisions relating to homestead entry- men in designated counties of Colorado, failing to maintain re- quired residence owing to incur- sion of swarms of. ____________ 1167 Crier8, UnitPAl Statu Courts, appropriation for pay______________ 81,1112 deficiency appropriation for pay _ _ _ ___ 21 Crimes, appropriation for detection and prose- cution of___________________ 78,1108 protectin~ the President__ _ ___ __ 78, 1108 preservation, etc., of criminal iden- tification records ____________ 78, 1108 for suppressing counterfeiting and other _____________________ 173,1038 defioiency appropriation for detection and prosecution ot. _____ __ 1617,1645 no trial, etc., for offenses, not capital, unless indictment found, etc., within three years after com- mission thereof. _ _ _ __ ___ ___ __ _ 51 not applicable if indictment hereto- fore found, etc________________ 51 Crimes and Misdemeanors, penalty for violation of standard fruits and vegetables containers Act. _:: 686 receiving excess allowance for services 88 agents, etc., in claims of Texas hay growers ___________. __ . __ ___ __ ___ _ 1160 violating provisions of Healing Arts Practice Aot, D. C., 1928______ 1338 permitting merchant vessel to depart without certified load line mark- ing, etc_______________________ 1494 permitting foreign vessel to depart' without load lines marked as re- quired by laws of its country___ 1494 failing to make required entry in log book before departing_ ________ 1494

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 INDEX. hi Crimea and M~nors-Continued. penalty for violation of permitting ves- sel to depart, or owner, etc., fail- ing to take care to prevent its departure with submerged load lhle_________________________ 1494 permitting, etc., detained vessel to depart_______________________ 1495 violating provisions for not ushlg District of Columbia city refuse hlchlerators, etc_ _ ____________ 1550 punishment for unauthorized manu- facture, sale, wearing, etc., of Congressional medal of honor, disthlguished flying cross, mili- tary medals, etc______________ 437 violations of provisions of Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Act_ ____ 450 violations of provisions of Lassen Volcanic National Park________ 464 violations of widow's pension Act_ __ 715 willful failure to pay tax, make re- turns,etc____________________ 835 willful failure to collect tax, evado payment thereof, etc__ _________ 835 false statements, etc•.: - under pro- visions of World war Adjusted Compensation Act_ _ _ _________ 949 unauthonzed use of title" Architect" in District of Columbia___ ______ 953 violating provisions of District of Columbia. employment of minors Act_________________________ 1003 permitting unlawful sales, etc., by mhlOTSinthe District- _________ 1006 unauthorized mailing of poisons, ex- plosives, disease germs, etc_ _ 1072 mailIng articles with intent to injure, life, property, etc_ ____ ___ __ ___ 1072 refusing to furnish leaf tobacco stn- tistics, givhlg false answers, etc__________________________ 1080 unauthorized introductiou of narcotic drugs into a narcotic drug farm_ 1089 attempting escape by inmate of nar- cotic drug farm_______________ 1089 procuring escape of inmate of nar- cotic drug farm______________ 1089 false statements, etc., to obtain loans, for seed, etc., in storm and flood areas of designated southern States_______________________ 1307 violating National Prohibition Act; additional_ __ __ ___ ____ __ ___ __ 1446 concealing, obliterating, etc., load line marks on a merchant vesseL ___ 1495 viomting provisions of District of Co- lumbia Act, regulatiug conferring of degrees____________________ 1505 unlawful acts hl procuring certificates of citizenship_ _ _ _ ___ _________ 1516 violating provisions for registration of nurses, etc., D. C___________ 1522 dElported alien attempting to reenter_ 1551 alien entering at other than desig- nated time and place, eluding examination, making false state- ments, etc., on obtaining entry _ 1551 Criminal Code, amended, section 203 ______________ _ section 217 ______________________ _ section 321. _____________________ _ Criminal I dentijication Records, appropriation for preserving, exchange, 1153 1072 1156 etc., of. ___________________ 78,1108 Criminals, p .... appropriation for bringing home, from abroad ____________________ 7~ 1107 deficiency appropriation for bringing ho~fromabroad 913 Criaay FWd} t;aU,f., construction for Air Corps, authorized at___________________________ 749 Crittenden Street. NW ., D. C., appropriation for pavhlg, etc., Fourth to Fifth Streets; from gasoline tax fund_____________________ 653 Croat8, SlotJenea, and S"bs, appropriation for minister to _ ______ 65, 1096 settlement of indebtedness of kingdom of___________________________ 399 CromweU Terrace NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Second to Third Streets; from gasoline tax fund_ __ ___ ______ _ ___ _____ 654 Crop Operatiom, Cooperative A88ociatiom for Financing, exempt from income tax_____________ 814 Crop Plants, appropriation for investiga~ing insects affecting cereal, etc_________ 558, 1208 Croton, Iowa, bridge authorized across Des Mohles Ftiver,at_____________________ 706 time extended for bridging Des Moines River,at_____________________ 1535 Crow Creek Indian Hoapital, S. Dak., appropriation for maintenance, etc., of_ 221, 1582 Crow Indian Agency, H08pital, Monl., appropriation for support, etc., of_____ 1581 Crow Indian Reservation, Mont., appropriation for maintenance, etc., of irrigation systems oni repay- xnent _____________________ 21~ 1575 deficiency appropriation for paying part cost of road construction on_ ___ 902 amount authorized for paying part of constructhlg road on, between Hardin and San Xavier from tribalfunds__________________ 429 remainderto be paid by countyorState_ 430 Crow Indiam, Mont. appropriation for fulfilling treaty with_ 222, 1583 allotment in severalty to living children on the Reservation____________ 483 children hereafter born_ _ __________ 483 areas of allotments________________ 483 sum from funds of, authorized for ex- penses of meetings of tribal council, etc__________________ 1496 Crown Point, N. Y ., bridge authorized aeross Lake Cham- plain, between, and Chimney Point, Vt____________________ 62 Cruis"s, Navy, construction of 15 light, authorized prior to July 1, 193L_________ 1165 five each year, in 1929, 1930, 1931; limit of cost____ ______ ____ ___ _ 1165 first and alternate cruiser, at navy yard, gun factory, ordnance plant, and arsenal____________ 1165 Crumpacker, Maurice E., late a Repre- aentative in Co~re8a, deficiency appropriation for pay to Wldowor._______>_____________ 3 Cuartel Lot, Monterey, Calif., granted to city for municipal purposes_ 1188

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 lxii INDEX. Cuba, P .... appropriation for ambMaador to ____ 65, 1096 for preserving monuments, etc., to IIOldiera who fell in_________ 355, 1375 deficiency appropriation for cooperative control ofinsecta affecting tropi- cal and subtropical planta_____ 1634 gift of monumental urn from, accepted forerectioninWuhinrton, D. C. _ 713 site subject to approval ofJoint Com- mittee on the Library. and Com- mission of Fine Arts___________ 713 sum authorized for erection and dedi- cation_______________________ 713 steamabip ~nger tickets to, exempt from stamp tax____ ._ _____ ____ 867 Cuban Occupation Me/uaZ, gratuitous issue of, to persons entitled 500 Cuban Pacification Medal, gratuitous isaue of, to persons entitled 500 Culion, P. I., appropriation for care of lepera, etc., at_ 625, 1453 Cumberland, Md., appropr,iation for public building_ _____ 1042 deficiency appropriationfor public build- Ingat________ .______________ : 920 Cumberland RilJef', bridge authonzed across, at Burkes- ville, Ky: __________________'__ 613 at Bum81de,~Ky-- 615 at Canton, .1\.y ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 138,607 at Center POint,1{Y __ _____________ 614 in ClayCounty,- Tenn ____________ 10,296 at Creelsboro, Ky_________________ 615 at Harta FerJJ:r Tenn____________ 1167 at mouth of Inman Creek, Ky_______ 616 at luka, Ky____________________ 140,756 at Neelys FerTILKy _______________ 612 at Smithland, Ky--- 141,608 in Stewart Coun!y, Tenn__________ 419 in Wilaon and Truesdale Counties, Tenn ______________________ _ time extended for bridging, at Arat, Ky _ at BurkesvilleJ.Ky ___ __ ___ ___ __ ___ _ at Burnsidef..~y- at Canton~.1\.y--- at Center roint~ Ky_____________ _ at Creelsboro, I\.y-- __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ at Eggners Ferry, KY:- at mouth of Indian Creek, Ky ____ _ atIUD,Kv__ .. __________________ _ at Neel Ferry~ Ky _____________ _ at Smithland, Ky________________ _ Cumbef'Zand River, South Fork of, bridge authorized across, at Burnside, Ky- 416 1527 1523 1488 1501 1500 1528 1524 1525 1523 1528 1501 612 time extended for bridging, at Burn- side, Ky- 1501 Cummings Point, Fla., bridge acr088 Perdido Bay, Lillian Ala., and, if acquired by Escam- bia or Baldwin Counties, or by Florida or Alabama, may be transferred, etc_______________ 1510 Current RirJef', bridge authorized acroBB, at Biggers, Ark_________________________ 516 at SucceBB, Ark_ __ ____ __ __ ________ 309 Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc.orporated, deficiency appropriation for advertising_ Custer State Park, S. Dak, lands in, granted South bakota for park 13 purpo~_____________________ 501 Customs (SIle Customs Service, Treasury Department). Customs Administration Laws, deficiency apPropriation for expenses of House Wars and Means Com- mittee.. reVising, etc __________ _ Customs Appems Court 0/, appropriation lor salaries and expenses_ Customs Cases, Page, 3 79, 1110 appropriation for Assistant Attornev General, and salaries and ex- penses!.~onducting __________ 77,1108 Customs Court, united Statu, appropriation for salaries of general ap- praisel'1!l, and retired justices of __ for fees, etc., of witnesses, etc., before_ Customs Laws 167, 1032 1111 members of Ways and Means Com- mittee, reelected to 71st Con- ~! to hold hearings, etc., for revIsion of. _ _________________ 1607 Cusloms Service, Treasury Departmenl, appropriation for coll~ctlDg revenue detecting frauds, etc________ 167,1032 for salaries of general appraisers, etc_______________________ 167,1032 for personal services in District of Columbia__ ___ ______ ___ ___ 167, 1032 advances by disbursing officers_ 167, 1033 for automatic and recording scales__ 167, for compensation in lieu of moieties __ for purchase of building, New York City, for use of appraisers' 1033 167. 1033 store!!, etc___ __ __ ____ _________ 1i6 deficiency appropriation for refunding duties on domestic animals re- crossing boundary ___ _________ 30 for collecting customs revenue______ 42, 44,48,915,935, 1618, 1622~}653, 1674 for new appraisers' stores New lork City, equipment______________ 915 for paying judgments against col- lectors, etc ________________ 935, 1674 for salaries, 1929__________________ 1687 acceptance of franchise from New York City for. rerouting pneumatic tube servICe from customhouse to new appraisers' stores building__ 533 administration of oaths authorized by designated officera and employ- ees of. _ _ _ _____ _________ _____ 401 articles imported as exhibits at Inter- Dational Petroleum Exposition, admitted free of duty_________ 878 duties remitted on cattle straying across boundary line, and e.dmitted under bond ______________ ..:~ __ 401 bonds for, to be canceled__________ 402 free admission authorized of articles solely for exhibit at Pacifio Southwest Exposition _________ 396 duty on, ifsold _____ ._ __ __ __ __ __ __ 397 free admission authorized of articles for exhibition at Chicago World's Fair in 1933__________________ 1152 salaries established for designated em- ployees-- 955 new appointments at minimum rate_ 955 promotions allowed at any time to fill \'acancies_________________ 955 no reductions in salaries____________ 955 effective dates______________________ 955

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 INDEX. lxiii Ctufo1TUl SIati.8,ie8 Section, Deparlmem oj p ..... Commerce, appropriation for expenses, etc______ 87, 1118 deficiency appropriation for expenses___ 1609 CWW1TUI Tariffs, International Bureau lor PubRcation 0/, appropriation for share of expenses.._ _ 70, 1100 Czechoslovakia, appropriationforministerto________ 65, 1096 D. D Street NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Four- teenth to Fifteenth Streets; from gasoline tax fund____________ 654 for paving, etc., Seventeenth to Nine- teenth Streets; from gasoline tax fund_________________________ 654 for paving, etc., Fourteenth to Seven- teenth Streets; from gasoline tax fund_________________________ 1272 Dahlgren, 'Va., appropriation for naval proving ground, water system_________________ 636 time extended for bridging Potomac River, at__________________ 115, 1322 Dairy and Livutock Development, deficiencr. appropriation for cooperating With South Carolina Experiment Stationin __________________ 14, 1635 annual appropriations authorized for experiments in, by South Caro- lina Agricultural Experiment Station _____________________ _ 56 Dairy Congre88, Eighth International, appropriation for expenses of partici- pation___ ___ ____ ___ __________ 570 invitatlOn of British Government to participate in, to be held in Great Britain, accepted________ 148 delegates to be appointed; expenses authorized____. ______________ 148 Dairy Farm8, D. C ., appropriation for inspecting, etc___ 668,1285 Dairy Industry, appropriation for investigations and experiments _______________ 549,1199 - deficiency appropriation for executing Act to regulate importation of milk,etc____________________ _ Dairy Industry Bureau, Department oj AgricuUure, appropriation for salaries and e:spenses_ amount for building construction __ for Chief of Bureau, and office per- 14 548, 1199 548 sonnel ____________________ 549, 1199 for investigations, etc., of dairy industry __________________ 549,1199 renovated butter inspection ___ 549, 1199 for livestock breeding station, Wood- ward,Okla________________ 549,1199 for experiment station, Lewisburg, Tenn________________________ 1199 deficiency appropriation for general expenses_____________________ 933 for salaries, 1929________________ 1677 Dairy Products, appropriation for diffusing commercial information of market prices, distribution, etc., oC__________ 562 Dairying Enterprisu in W utero Irri- gated District8, appropriation for investigations, etc., oL_______________________ 567, 1218 Dakota Corporation, p .... purchase of lands from, as addition to Bismarck Indian School, N. Oak. 366 description; price limit, etc________ 367 DaZe County, Ala., bridge authorized across Choctaw- hatchee River, in______________ 977 Dallas, Tex., appropriation for public building. __ 178,1042 limitation on price for present building and site_____________ 178 Damages, CoUiBions, deficiency appropriation for paying for judgments of United States court in claims for ______ 40,931, 1669 Damagu to Private Property, appropriation for J?aying claims for, by Postal SerVlce _____________ 188, 1051 for paying claims for, under Reclama- tion Service_______________ 227,1589 for paying claims for, caused by Army practice, etc_______________ 330,1354 for paying claims of Army officers and enlisted men, etc., for ___ 331, 1354 for paying claims for, caused by Armyaircrait _____________ 339,1362 for paying claims for, under Navy Department_______________ 624, 1452 for paying, by Interior Department motor vehicles________________ 1563 deficiency appropriation for payin§ claims for, under Veterans Bureau_______________________ 7 for paying claims for, under Depart- ment of Agriculture _____ 11,894, 1632 for paying claims for, under Depart- ment of Commerce______ 15,596, 1635 for paring claims fur, collision, under Lighthouses Bureau _________ 15,1636 for 'paying claims for, under Interior Department____________ 17,898, 1637 for paying claims for, under Navy Department____________ 23,908, 1647 for paying claims for, by postal service_________ 26,50,909, 1611, 1649 for paying claims for, under Treas- ury Department ________ 29,914, 1652 for paying claims for, by Army_ 35,926,1664 for paying claims for, under Depart- ment of Labor_____________ 907,1647 for paying claims for, under Depart- ment of State.. _ _____________ 910 Dams, authorized across Neches River, above Beaumont, Tex.______________ 1450 construction, etc., of; granted across Kan- kakee River at, Momence, IlL_ _ 1345 Howard Seabury may construct, for retaining tidal waters in cove extending from Cases Inlet, VVash________________________ a71 Dan River, Va., preliminary examination for ftood con- troloL______________________ 1164 reconstruction of bridge authorized across, in Pittsylvania County, Va__________________________ 1159 Danville and Wutem Railway Company, mayreoonstruct, etc., bridge across Dan River, in Pittsylvania County, Va__________________________ 1159

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 lxiv INDEX. Danville, IU., Pap. appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers' lIome____________________ 362,1384 deficiency approJlriation for Volunteer Soldiers' lIome.. ______ ... _ 3 9,930, 1667 for additional pay, 1929__ _________ 1668 Darby Building, D. C., appropriation for operating expenseL__ 164 Dare, Virginia, deficiency appropriation for memorial to; reappropriation_________ 38, 1666 Date Scale, Pariatoria, appropriation for expenses, eradicat- ing______. ________________ 565,1216 for research on___________________ 1208 Dallidson County, Tenn., judgeof county courtof, to bea member of Nashville Presidents' Plaza Commission__________________ 1020 Davie!, T. L., etc., may bridge Missouri River, at Rulo, Nebr________________________ 390 time extended for bridging Missouri River, at Rulo, Nebr., by______ 1524 Davis Construction Company, deficiency appropriation for reimburse- ment for losses on public build- ing, due to war conditions, etc___ 32 Dayton, Ohio, appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers' lIome ____________________ 359,1382 deficiency appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers' lIome_ 39,50,930, 1620, 1667 for additional pay, 1929___________ 1668 for Army Air testing plant installa- tion_________________________ 928 amount authorized for transfer of Air Corps experimental, etc., plant to permanent site at Wright Ficld________________________ 299 construction, etc., of fireproof hospital, at Disabled Volunteer Soldiers' IIome_____________________ ~_ 1248 disabled female nurses of any war may beadmitted_____________ 1248 contracts for, etc.; cost limiL______ 1248 De Fontes, J08eph, deficiency appropriation for extra serv- ices ___________________ 4, 886, 1624 De Kalb County, 7:enn., construction of bridge across Caney Fork Rive~ by, legalized______ 112 Deaf Mutes, D. C., (olored, • appropriation for tuition, etc., of, out of the District_____________ 661, 1277 Dean, Seth title of 'united States relinquished, to claim of, for lands in Washington County, Ala_________________ 972 Dean, WiUiam H., name placed on yellow fevEl!" honor roll and presented gold medaL_____ 1409 Debates in Congress, appropriation for reporting, IIouse of Representatives ___________ 523,1393 for reporting, Senate___________ 520,1390 Decatur County, Tenn. time extended for bric!ging Tennessee River, in Perry County and____ 53 Decatur, Nebr., bridge authorized across Missouri River, at__________________________ 392 time extended for bridging Missouri River, at_____________________ 1526 DechantBreiter, Hana, payment to Germany, for heirs of, de- ceased, while a seaman in Ameri- Pap. can Merchant Marine_________ 414 Deciduous Fruita, appropriation for investigating insects affecting __________________ 558, 1208 Decorations, Foreign, acceptance authorized of, by designated Army, Navy, and Marine Corps oflicers _____________________ _ Navr oflicers ____________________ _ Manne Corps oflicers ____________ _ Army oflicers, ___________________ _ recommendations for, pending in War Department, Navy Department or Marine Corps, for WorId War services, to be considered 744 744 745 745 ~lerf_01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC),__TarmstroBot (talk)_01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 747 Deer Island Thoroughfare, Me., pier and wharf in, legalized__________ 764 Deer Point, Fla., bridge authorized across Santa Rosa Sound,near-- 752 Deer River, Minn., bridge authorized across Mississippi River, between Cohasset and_ __ 473 Defending Suits in Claims, appropriation for expenS68 _________ 77, 1108 Deficiences, Income Tax, provisions for assessment and collec- tion oL_____________________ &52 jeopardy assessments, etc__________ 854 DTo;ste~,_~!a:_~e_01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC)~it~__ for IIouse of Representatives ________ _ for Joint Committee to Investigate Northern Pacific Land Grants__ for Architect of the CapitoL ________ _ for Botanic Garden ________________ _ for Government Printing Oflice ______ _ for Library of Congress_____________ _ for Executive Oflice ________________ _ for Civil Service Commission ________ _ for Employees' Compensation Com- mission _____________________ _ for Federal Radio COmmission _______ _ for General Accounting OfIice ________ _ for International Trade Exhibition __ _ for Interstate Commerce Commission __ for National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics _________________ _ for Public Buildings and Public Parks of National CapitaL _________ _ for Smithsonian Institution__________ _ for Tariff Commission ______________ _ for Veterans' Bureau _______________ _ for District of COlumbia ____________ _ for Department of Agriculture _______ _ for Department of COmmerce _______ _ for Interior Department ____________ _ for Department of Justice___________ _ United States courts _____________ _ for Department of Labor ___________ _ for Navy Department ______________ _ Navy___________________________ _ for PostOflice Department__________ _ for Department of State ____________ _ Foreign Service __ ~ ___ __ __ ___ __ _ J __ for Treasury Department ___________ _ refunding internal revenue taxes ___ _ public buildings __________________ _ for American Printing IIouse for the Blind_______________________ _ 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 11 15 17 19 20 23 23 24 26 27 27 29 30 31 34

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 INDEX. lxv Deficiency Act, Fiscal Year 19SB, Fir,t- Pap. Continued. for War Department_______________ _ Army._~ _______ ~ _._ ~ ____ ____ ___ ___ _ nonmilitary actIVltles_____________ _ for judgments, United States courts__ _ for judgments! Court of Claims______ _ 35 35 37 39 40 for claims certified by General Account- ing Office _________________ 41,43,45 for certified private claims_ __________ 50 travel expenses allowed civilians when transferred from one official sta- tion to another ______________ _ title of Act________________________ _ Dt~Se~a_TarmstroBot (talk) 01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC)_:TarmstroBot (talk):01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC)_ for House of Representatives ________ _ for Joint Commltt'*l on Printing_____ _ for Architect of the CapitoL ________ _ for Government Printing Office ______ _ for Memorial to Women of the World 50 50 883 884 885 885 886 War_________________________ 886 for Joint Committee to Investigate Northern Pacific Land Grants__ for Board of Tax Appeals ___________ _ for Bureau of Efficiency ____________ _ for Civil Service Commission ________ _ for Employees' Compensation Commis- sion ________________________ _ for Federal Oil Conservation Board __ _ for Federal Radio Commission_______ _ for Federal Trade COmmission _______ _ for General Accounting Office________ _ 886 886 886 886 886 887 887 887 887 for Geo~ge Roge"! 9ark Sesquicenten- mal COmmlSSIOn______________ 887 for George hington Bicentennial COmmlSSIOn_ _________________ 888 for Perry's Victory Memorial Commis- sion_ __ _____ ___ ___ _________ __ 888 for Personnel Classification Board_____ 888 for Public Buildings and Public Parks of the National CapitaL ______ _ for Smithsonian Institution _________ _ for United States Shipping Board____ _ for Veterans' Bureau _______________ _ for District of Columbia ____________ _ for Department of Agriculture_______ _ for Department of Commerce _______ _ for Interior Department ____________ _ for Department of Justice __________ _ United States courts _____________ _ penal institutions ________________ _ for Department of Labor ___________ _ for Navy Department ______________ _ for Post Office Department__________ _ for Department of State ____________ _ international obligations, etc_______ _ for Treasury Department ___________ _ settlement of War Claims_________ _ Cape Cod Canal bonds ___________ _ . public buildings__________________ _ for War Department _______________ _ Army __________________________ _ for judgments, United States courts__ _ Tucker Act cases ________________ _ under special Acts _______________ _ under I..ever AcL ________________ _ ClIlifornia. northern district, sealing 888 889 889 889 889 894 896 898 905 905 906 907 907 909 910 911 914 914 914 916 925 926 931 931 931 931 C8Ses________________________ 931 for judgments, Court of Claims_______ 932 for claims certified by Generlll Account- ingOffice __________________ 932,937 for private property damages_________ 938 title of Act__ ____ __ __ ______ __ ____ __ _ 938 Defo~Sn:%ate~: TarmstroBot (talk)_:TarmstroBot (talk) !TarmstroBot (talk) 01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC) !..,__ _ for House of Representative!l________ _ for Joint Committee on Inaugura.1 Cere- monies of 1929______________ _ for Joint Committee to Investigate Northern Pacific Land Grants__ for Architect of the CapitoL ________ _ new House of Representatives Office Building ____________________ _ for Librar,Y of Congress_____________ _ for Botanic Garden ________________ _ for United States Supreme Court Build- ing Commission _____________ _ for Porto Rican Hurricane Relief COm- Pap. 1607 1607 1608 1608 1608 1608 1608 1609 1609 missiou______________________ 1609 for Department of Agriculture_______ 1609 for Department of COmmerce________ 1609 for Interior Department_____________ 1610 for Department of Justice___________ 1610 United States courts______________ 1610 for Navy Department_______________ 1611 for Post Office Department__________ 1611 for Department of State_____________ 1611 Foreign Service buildings fund_ ____ 1612 for Treasury Department-_ __ __ ___ __ _ 1613 refunding internal revenue taxes____ 1613 Bureau of Prohibition_____________ 1613 Federal Farm Loan Bureau________ 1613 public buildings_ _________________ 1614 for War Department, Pacific Branch Volunteer Soldiers' Home______ 1614 for judgments, United States courts, Tucker Act C8Ses_____________ 1615 admiralty cases__________________ 1615 California northern district, sealing C8Ses________________________ 1615 Virginia eastern district, oollision damages ____________________ _ under special Acts _______________ _ for judgments! Court of Claims _____ _ 1615 1615 1615 for claims certified by General Account- ing Office ________________ 1616,1620 for claims of Army officers, formerly disllliowed___________________ 1623 for claim of Frank Murray__________ 1623 title of Act________________________ 1623 D6fo~S~aTarmstroBot (talk) _TarmstroBot (talk) _:_ !TarmstroBot (talk) 01:05, 25 September 2010 (UTC) _cTarmstroBot (talk) 1623 for House of Representatives_________ 1623 for Joint Committee on Printing______ 1624 for Architect of the CapitoL_________ 1624 for Library of COngress_____________ 1624 for Government Printing Office_______ 1624 for Executive Office ________________ 1625 Mount Weather, Va______________ 1625 for Civil Service COmmission_________ 1625 for Employees Compensation Commis- sion _____ ._ __ __ __________ _____ 1626 for Federal Board for Vocational Edu- cation ______________________ _ for Federal Oil Conservation Board __ _ for Federal Radio Commission ______ _ for General Accounting Office _______ _ 1626 1626 1626 1626 for Geo~ge Roge"! 9ark 8esquicenten- mal CommlBBlon______________ 1626 for Mo~nt Rush~o~ National Memo- nal COmmlS810n______________ 1627 for National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics_ __ ______ _______ __ 1627 for Porto Rican Hurricane Relief Com- mission_ ____ ____ _____________ 1627 for Public Buildings and Public Parks of the National Capital________ 1627

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 lxvi INDEX. Deficiency Act, Fiscal Year lala, Second- Pap. Continued. for Smithsonian Institution _________ _ for Tariff Commission ______________ _ for Veterans' Bureau _______________ _ for District of Columbia ____________ _ for Department of Agriculture_______ _ for Department of Commerce _______ _ for Interior DepartmenL ___________ _ for Department of Justice __________ _ United States courts_____________ _ for Department of Labor ___________ _ for Navy Department ______________ _ ~avy __________________________ _ for Post Office Department_________ _ for Department c, State ____________ _ Foreign Service_________________ _ for Treasury Department ___________ _ public buildings _________________ _ for War Department_______________ _ Army __________________________ _ nonmilitary activities ____________ _ for judgments, United States courts__ _ for judgments, Court of Claims _____ _ 1627 1628 1628 1628 1632 1635 1637 1644 1645 1647 1647 1648 1649 1650 1651 1652 1655 1664 1664 1666 1669 1670 for claims certified by General Account- ing Office _________________ 1670,1673 for designated private claims_________ 1674 title of AcL_______________________ 1694 Degree Conferring Imtitutions, D. C ., fee for filing incorporation certificate_ _ 1503 licenses required, to be issued by Board of Education_________________ 1504 evidence to be submitted__________ 1504 reputation and qualifications of applicants_ _ _ __ __ ___ ___ ______ 1504 conditions for awarding degrees_____ 1504 correspondence' course; no diplo- mas for medicine, etc., from____ 1504 school qualifications of applicants_ 1504 courses offered, faculty qualifica- tions, etc., equipmlmt, etc_ _ __ _ 1504 applications for, to be filed with Board_______________________ 1504 cop~r of, if issued, to recorder of deeds, to be entered on incorporation certificate_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____________ 1504 personnel to be employed__________ 1504 revocation of license on noncompli- ance with provisions__________ 1504 notification to be entered on cex-tifi- cate by recorder of deeds_ _ _ ___ 1504 association be given notice 30 days before; hearings before the board_______________________ 1504 copy of evidence to licensee________ 1505 review allowed to District Supreme Court at equity term_ ________ 1505 using in title the words United States or others implying official Gov- ernmental connection, etc., for- bidden______________________ 1505 applicable to outside parties doing business in the District________ 11505 punishment for violating provisions of this Act_____________________ 1505 De Kalb County, Ga., appraisal and sale directed of Veterans' Bureau hospital reservation in__ 717 proceeds to be covered into the Treas- ury_________________________ 717 Del Rio, Tenn., bridge authorized across French Broad FUver,at_____________________ 606 Delafield Place NW., D. C., Pap, appropriation for paving, etc., Fourth to Fifth Streets; from gasoline tax fund_____________________ 653 Kansas Avenue to Seventh Street_ __ 653 Delano, Frerkric A., reappointed Regent of Smithsonian Institution___________________ 1146 Delaware River, bridge authorized across, at Burlington, N. J_________________________ 324 time extended for bridging, at Burling- ton, N. J _ _ _ _________________ 243 at Trenton, N. J__________________ 440 Delegates from the Territories, appropriation for compensation____ 520,1390 for mileage ____________________ 520,1390 for clerk hire __________________ 523,1393 Deleterious Foods, etc., appropriation for expenses preventing sale, etc __________________ 566,1217 for expenses preventing sale of, in District of COlumbia _______ 669,1285 Demopolis, Ala., . bridge authorized across Warrior River at__________________________ 754 Denmark, appropriation for minister to _______ 65,1096 deficiency appropriation for paying in- terest on postal account with___ 27 Dental Clinics, Public Schools, D. C., appropriation for maintenance, etc_ 668, 1285 Dental Materials, appropriation for investigating physical and chemical properties, etc., of _________________________ 94, 1124 Dentistry, D. C ., not included in provisions of Healing Arts Practice Act, D. C., 1928__ 1326 Dental Corps, NallY officers allowed credit for active duty as acting assistant, and assistant dental surgeons prior to July 1, 1918________________________ 1345 running mates to be assigned, for promotion___________________ 1345 Denver, Colo.! appropriation for mint at _________ 175,1041 for public building at___________ 178,1042 Department of Agriculture, appropriation for Secretary, Assistant, and office personneL _______ 539,1189 for extra labor, etc_____________ 539,1189 salaries limited to average rates under Classification Act. __ _ 539, 1189 if only one position in a grade_ 539, 1189 allowance in ullusually meritorious caseR _____________________ 539, 1189 restriction not applicable to cleri- cal-mechanIcal service ______ 540, 1189 no reduction in fixed salaries __ 54Q, 1189 transfer to another position with- out reduction______________ 540,1190 payments under higher rates per- mitted____________________ 540,1190 stenographic Teporting service authorized________________ 540,1190 purchase of options for land______ 1190 Issue of prediction, etc., of future prices of cotton forbidden __ 540, 1190 for mechanical shops and power plant employees____________ 540,1190

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 INDEX. lxvii Department oj Agriculture-Contbued. Paae. appropriation for Department contin- gent expenses ______________ 540, 1190 for rent in the District of Colum- bia _______________________ 540,1190 restricted to space not available in Government buildings ______ 540,1190 for Office of Information _______ MO,l190 for printing and binding for _____ 541,1191 Annual Report; farmers' bulle- tins ______________________ 541,1191 for library ____________________ Ml, 1191 for Office of Experimental Sta- tions _____________________ 541, 1191
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stations___________________ 541,1191 allotment of additional appropria- tions _____________________ 541,1191 further allotments ___________ 542,1192 extended to HawaiL _________ M2,1192 administrative expenses ______ 542,1192 stations in Territories, etc_____ 542,1192 for Extension Service, cooperative ex- tension work; county agents_ 542, 1192 further cooperation of Sts.te col- le~es with the Department_____ 1193 admmistrative expenses ______ 542, 1193 for farmers' cooperative demonstra- tion work _________________ 542,1193 for additional cooperative extension work; countyagents _______ 543,1193 for agricultural exhibits at State, etc., fairs ______________________ 543, 1193 for cooperative farm forestry ____ 543,1193 for relief, etc., flood devastated farm area_________________________ 543 for Weather Bureau ____________ 543,1194 forecasts for air navigation ____ 544,1194 telegraph, etc., rates and contracts to be adjusted_____________ 544,1194 administrative expenses; printing office; limitation ___________ 544,1194 expenses outside of Washington_ 544, 1195 forecasts, warnings, etc _______ 544,1195 acrological stations; investigating atmospheric phenomena_ _ _ _ 544, 1195 for Animal Industry Bureau ____ 545,1196 inspeotion and quarantine work_ .5 4 5, 1196 eradicating, etc., tuberculosis and paratuberculosis of animals; in- demnities _________________ 546, 1196 eradicating southern cattle ticks__ 546, 1197
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1197 investigating animal diseases; con- tagious abortion ___________ 547,1197 hoa cholera eradication, etc.; dourine ___________________ 517,1197 enforcing Packers and Stockyards Act ______________________ 547,1198 additional for meat inspection; horse meat_ _______________ 548, 1198 emdication of foot and mouth and other contagious diseases of animals; payment for animals destroyed, etc _____________ 548,1198 European fowl pcst, etc_ ___ _ ____ 1199 for Dairy Industry Bureau _____ 548, 1199 field station, Woodward, Okla_549,1199 experiment station, LeWisburg, Tenn_______________________ 1199 for Plant Indll~try Bureau _ __ ___ 549, 1199 administrative expcnse _______ 549,1200 plant-diseases survey____________ 1200 Pap. Department oj Agriculture-Continued. appropriation for Plant Industry; path- ological laboratory; plant dis- eases, etc _________________ 549,1200 diseases of orchard fruits, pecans, etc__________________________ 549 citrus canker eradication, etc_ 549, 1200 forest, etc., trees and shrubs; chestnut tree bark disease, etc__ eradicating white pine blister rust. 550 550, 1200 vegetable and forage diseases_ ___ 550 crop plant physiology __________. _ 550 plant nutrition investigations_ 550, 1200 cotton production, etc_ _______ ___ 1200 acclimatizing tropical plants, etc.; cottonseed interbreeding; rub- ber producing plants_______ 550,1201 drug plants, etc______________ 550,1201 crop technology; nematodes__ 550,1201 pL.1siolopca~, technological, etc., mvestigatlons _______________ _ 550 commercial seeds, grasses, etc.; importing adulterated seed grains, etc ________________ 550, 1201 share of expense, International Seed Testing Congress ______ 550,1201 cereal improvements, etc.; seed and seed-infecting diseases __ 550,1201 tobacco production___________ 550,1201 alkali and drought resistant crops_ 551 sugar plant investigations ____ 551,1201 wild plants and grazing lands; weed controL _____________ 551,1201 dry-land crops, etc___________ 551,1201 Cheyenne, Wyo., station________ 1201 Woodward f Okla., station_______ 1201 utilizing "estern reclaimed lands _ 551, 1202 horticultural crops and diseases___ 1202 edible nuts, growing, shipping, etc_ 551 fruit growing, shipping, etc_ _____ 552 experimental gardens, ew ____ 552,1202 horticultural investigations, etc.; trees, etc., propagation _______ _ Arlington, Va., experimental farm_ 552 552, 1202 foreign seeds and plants; new and rare seeds, forage, etc.; purchase and distribution ____________ 552,1202 forage crops and diseases________ 1202 biophysical investigations _____ 552,1202 for Forrst Service______________ 552,1202 administrative expenses ______ 553,1203 national forests, maintenance, etc_ 553, 1203 fighting forest fires, etc_______ 553,1204 airplane patroL _____________ 553,1204 selectinglands for homestead entry _ 553, 1204 surveying agricultural la,nds __ 554, 1204 sanitary facilities, etc., public camp grounds __________________ 554,1204 equipment, 8upplies, etc ______ 554, 1204 wood distillation, forest products, etc.; tree planting__________ 554,1204 appraising timber, etc., for sale_ 555, 1204 permanent improvements, roads, trails, bridges, etc; amount for forests in southern California__ _ management of forest lands_____ _ wood distillation! foreign woods, pulp investigations, etc_______ _ survey of timbcr, etc ___________ _ reforestatioll, etc_______________ _ 555, 1205 1205 1205 1205 1205

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 INDEX. Deportmmt of Agriculture-Continued. Paa'tI. appropriation for Forest Service; addi- tional, from cooperative forest protection fund_______________ 555, 1205 cooperative forest fire protection expenses __________________ 555, 1206 cooperative forest planting stock__ 556, 1206 acquiring lands under Conserva- tion Act __________________ 556,1206 for Bureau of Chemistry and Soils__ 556, 1206 chemical and biological investiga- tion of food and drug prod- ucts, etc __________________ 556,1206 utilizing raw materials, etc., for colorants, etc______________ 556,1207 table and sweetsirupinvestigations_ 556, 1207 insecticides, etc., investigations_557, 1207 plant dust explosions and farm fires ______________________ 557, 1207 naval stores investigations ____ 557,1207 soil chemistry________________ 557,1207 fertilizers, etc________________ 557,1207 cooperative soU mapping, etc__ 557,1207 control of destructive soU erosion; cooperative__________________ 1207 soil bacteriology: impure cultures_ 1208 soil fertility _ _______ ______ _____ _ 1208 for Bureau of Entomolo~y-- 557,1208 investigation, etc., of lDsects __ 557, 1208 cereal and forage insects______ 558, 1208 cotton insects__________________ 1~8 taxonomy, etc., of insects_____ 558,1209 bee culture__________________ 558,1209 for Bureau of Biological Survey_ 558, 1209 reservations for game, etc ____ 558,1209 food habits of birds and other a,nimals___________________ 558,1209 enforcing Migratory Bird Treaty Act ______________________ 559,1209 reindeer industry in Alaska___ 559,1210 Upper MiSBissippi River Refuge__ 559, 1210 Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge_ 1210 for Bureau of Public Roads _____ 560,1210 administrative expenses ______ 560,1211 road management, building, etc_ _ 1211 farm irrigation, drainage, and en- gineering _________________ 560,1211 for Bureau of Agricultural Econom- ics _______________________ 560,1211 farm management and practice_ 561,1211 marketing, etc., farm products; cot- ton and by-product research_ 561, 1212 crop and livestock estimates; dis- seminating prices, market con- ditions, etc________________ 561,1212 perishable farm products; in- vestigating, certifying condition, etc _______________________ 561,1212 market news service on livestock, meats, fish, etc ____________ 562,1213 cooperative marketing________ 562,1213 publishing statistics of grade, etc., of cotton _____. . ___ __ ___ __ _ 562,1213 for enforcing Cotton Futures and Cotton Standards Acts _____ 562,1132 for enforcing Grain Standards Act_ 563,1213 for administering Warehouse Act_ 563,1214 for enforcing Standard Container and Produce Agency Acts_ _ 563, 1214 executing antidumping produce, etc., Act__________________ 563,1214 Department of Agriculture--Continued. 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