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 1692 SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. SEss. II. CH. 707 . 1929 . For "Office of corporation counsel, District of Columbia, 1929," $6,400. For " Coroner's office, District of Columbia, 1929," $800. For " Office of sup erinte ndent of wei ghts, measure s, and marke ts, District of Columbia, 1929," $4,300. For " Salaries, highways department, District of Columbia, 1929," $15 .500 . For " Sala ries, sewe r dep artm ent, Distr ict of Co lumbi a, 1929," $13,000 . For " Salaries, trees and parking department, District of Columbia, 1929," $1,500. For " Office of chief clerk, engineer department, District of Colum- bia, 1929," $1,500. For " Central garage, District of Columbia, 1929," $300. For " Municipal architect's office, District of Columbia, 1929," $5,200 . For "Public Utilities Commission, District of Columbia, 1929," $4,300 . For " Depa rtment of in suranc e, Dis trict of Colu mbia, 19 29," $1, 400. For " Surveyor's office, District of Columbia, 1929," $5,100. For " Office of dir ector of tra ffic, Distri ct of C olumbi a, 1929," $1,800. For " Salarie s, fre e Publ ic Lib rary, Distri ct of C olumbi a, 1929 ." $20,000. For " Office of register of wills, District of Columbia, 1929," $4,100. For " Office of recorder of deeds, District of Columbia, 1929," $8,020 . Total, general expenses, $148,120. CONTINGENT AND MI SCE LLA NEO US EXPENSES Employment service. For "Public employment service, District of Columbia, 1929," $360. STREET AND ROAD IMPROVEMENT AND REPAIR Highway Bridge. For " R epair and main tenan ce of brid ges, Dist rict of C olumb ia, 1929 " (Highway Bridge across Potomac River), $1,320 . COLLECT ION AND DISPO SAL OF REFUSE For " Colle ction and disp osal of re fuse, Dis trict of C olum bia, 192 9," $10, 400. PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS City refuse. Electrical Depart- ment. Public schools. Police. Public playgrounds. " Playgrounds, District of Columbia, 1929 " : Personal services, $11,500 ; school playgrounds, $2,250 ; in all, $13,750. ELECTR ICAL DEPA RTMENT For "Electrical Department, District of Columbia, 19 29," $10 ,080. PUBLIC SCHOOLS " Public School s, Dis trict of Col umbia, 1929 " : For personal serv- ices of clerks and other employees, $10,000 ; care of buildings and grounds (salaries), $92,000 ; in all, $102,000. METROPOLITAN POLICE `` Metropolitan police, District of Columbia, 1929 " : For personal services in accordance with the Classification Act of 1923, as amended, $3 .700 ; house of detention (personal services), $950 ; in all, $4,650.

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 1694 Militia. Public parks. Zoological Park. Prop ort ion of ex- oenses. Water service. Provisos. Re strict ions li miting increase of pay, waived. Ante, p. 776. Adjustment of field service pay. Title of Act. March 4, 1929. [H. R.139291. [Public, No. 1036.] Commission for En- larging the Capitol Grounds. Execution of desig- nated plans of, author- ized. Ante, p. 420. Details of plans. SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. Clis. 707, 708 . 1929 . mnaT i For " Militia, District of Columbia, 1929," $1,420. PUBLIC PA RKS For " Salaries, public parks, District of Columbia, 1929," $44,000. NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK For " National Zoologica l Park, District of Columbia, 1929," $13,500 . Total District of Columbia, exclusive of Water Service, $491,640, to be paid out of the revenues of the District of Columbia and the Treasury of the United States in the manner prescribed for defray- ing the expenses of the District of Columbia by the District of Columbia Appropriation Act for the fiscal year 1929. WATER SERVICE For " Washington Aqueduct, District of Columbia, 1929," $8,000. For "Water Department, District of Columbia, 1929," $10,100. Total, water service, $18,100, to be paid out of the revenues of the Water Department. Tot al, Di strict of Co lumbia, incl uding water s ervice, $509 ,740. Total appropriated by section 1, Title II : Federal funds, $17,299,616; Indian funds, $64,580; in all, $17,364,196 : Provi ded, That the restrictions, contained in appropriations available during the fiscal year 1929, limiting the amounts which may be expended for personal services or for other purposes, are hereby waived to the extent necessary to permit the increases in compensation under the Act approved May 28, 1928 (45 Stat . L., pp . 776-785) : Provided further, That the appropriations in this title shall be available for the adjus tment, ef fective J uly 1, 19 28, of th e compens ation of civilian positions in the field services the adjustment of which was authorized by section 3 of such Act. SH ORT TITLE This Act may be cited as the "Second Deficiency Act, fiscal year 1929 ." Approved, March 4, 1929. CHAP. 708.-An Act To provide for the enlarging of the Capitol Grounds. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the commis- sion created by the Act entitled "An Act to create a commission to be know n as the Commission for the Enlarging of the Capitol Grounds, and for other purposes," approved April 11, 1928, is author- ized and directed to carry out the plan for the enlarging of the Capitol Grounds recommended by the commission in Scheme B of its report to the Congress contained in House Document Numbered 252, Seventieth Congress, first session, with certain modifications, as follows (1) Provision for an avenue extending from the western fountain in front of the Union Station southwesterly to Pennsylvania Avenue, joining said avenue between Second and Third Streets Northwest; (2) Closing of North Capitol Street south of D Street;

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 SEVENTIETH C ONGRESS. SEss. II. CH. 708 . 1929 . (3) Closing of C Street to vehicular traffic between New Jersey Avenue and Delaware Avenue, and removal of street-car tracks from C Street and re-laying them i n a depression and s ubway between New Jersey Avenue and Delaware Avenue, and extending the street-car tracks on C Street from Delaware Avenue to First Street Northeast ; (4) Removal of street-car tracks from Delaware Avenue and B Street (including the spur extending from Delaware Avenue into the Capitol Grounds) and re-laying them on First Street Northeast ; (5) Cons truct ion o f an unde rgrou nd ga rage exte nding fro m Del a- ware Avenue to New Jersey Avenue ; (6) Acquisition of private property and removal of existing build- ings, as hereinafter provided ; and (7) C onstru ction of ter races and fo untains, grad ing, l andsca ping, and architectural treatment. SEC. 2. For the purposes of this Act the A rchitect of the Ca pitol is authorized, under the direction of the commission- (1) To acquire, on behalf of the United States, by purchase, con- demnation, or otherwise, all or any part of the privately owned lands, incl uding buildi ngs an d othe r stru ctures, in lo t 800 of squ are nu m- bered 574 ; square numbered 575 ; lots 1, 2, and 818 of square num- bered 630 ; lot 1 of square numbered 631 ; the western half of square numbered 633 ; and reservation numbered 12, as such squares and reservation appear on the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia as of the date of the approval of this Act. Any condemnation proceedings instituted under authority of this Act shall be in accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the Act entitled "An Act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891, and for other purposes," approved August 30, 1890, as amended. (2) When title to the property specified in subdivision (1) of this section has been vested in the United States, to provide for the demolition and removal, as expeditiously as possible, of any struc- tures thereon ; and to provide for the demolition and removal, as expeditiously as possible, of any structures on other lands within the area of the proposed development. (3) To enter into contracts, to purchase materials, supplies, equip- ment, and accessories, in the open market, to employ the necessary personnel, including professional services without reference to sec- tion 35 of the Act approved June 25, 1910, and to make such expendi- tur es, i nclu ding expen ditu res f or ad vert ising and trave l an d the purchase of technical and reference books, as may be necessary. SEC. 3. All privately owned lands acquired under the provisions of thi s Act, toget her wi th all other lands within the a rea of devel op- ment proposed in Scheme B of House Document Numbered 252, Seventieth Congress, first session, including streets and roadways, shall be a part of the Capitol Grounds under the jurisdiction and control of the Architect of the Capitol, and all lands within such area heretofore under the jurisdiction and control of the Commis- sioners of the District of Columbia are hereby transferred to the jurisdiction and control of the Architect of the Capitol ; except that any street or roadway within such area under the jurisdiction and control of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia shall not be transferred to the jurisdiction and control of the Architect of the Cap itol unti l such ti me as the Architec t of the Capitol f iles noti ce in writing with the Commissioners of the District of Columbia that suc h tran sfer i s nece ssary for th e prop osed de velopm ent. SEC. 4. (a) It shall be the duty of any street-railway company, the removal of whose tracks is necessary under the plan of the proposed development, when so requested in writing by the Architect of the 1695 Designate d privately owned lands, etc ., to be acquired. Condem nation au- thorized. Vol.26,p. 412. Remova l of build - ings, etc., when prop- erty acquired. Op en market con - tra cts, pro fessi onal ser vices, et c. Vol.36,p. 699. Ali acquired lands, etc., to he part of Cap- itol Grounds under the Architect of the Cap- itol. Transfers from Dis- trict Commissioners. Temporary retention of streets and roadways. Street railway com- panies, to remove and relay tracks, etc.

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 1696 SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. CT-1s. 708, 709 . 1929 . Capitol, to remove any of such tracks, to repair and restore the space vacated, and to relay such tracks on the streets designated, as may be directed by the Architect of the Capitol, the total cost thereof to be bore by said companies. Adjustment of tracks (b) Whenever, in carrying out the provisions of this Act it to changed grades. ~ becomes necessary to change the grade of any street occupied by the tracks of any street-ra ilway company the company shall adjust t he grade of such tracks to the new grade of the street, the total cost of such adju stment to be b orne by said company. Ma ll parkway. SEC. 5 . The Director of Public Buildings and Public Parks of the Development of, di- rec ted. National Capital is hereby authorized and directed to proceed ", ith the development of that part of the public grounds in the District of Columbia connecting the Capitol Grounds with the Washington Monument and known as the Mall parkway, in accordance with the plans of Major L'Enfant and the so-called MacMillan Commission, with such modifications thereof as may be recommended by the National Capital Park and Planning Commission and approved by Grounds included . the Commission for the Enlarging of the Capitol Grounds . Such development shall include the grounds now occupied b y the Botanic Garden between Pennsylvania and Maryland Avenues west of First Street, and, as to such grounds, the development shall be in accord- ance with the approved plans for enlarging the Capitol Grounds . Portion of, transferred For the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this section, to Director of Public Buildings and Parks. jurisdiction over that part of the public grounds the development of which is herein authorized shall be transferred to the Director of Public Buildin gs and Public Parks of the National Capi tal at such time as may be approved by the Joint Committee on the Library. Sum a utho rize d for enlarging Capitol SEC. 6. There is hereby authorized to be appropriated the sum of it ol Groun ds. $4 .91 2,414, or so much thereof as may be nece ssary, to ena ble the Commission for the Enlarging of the Capitol Grounds to carry out Disbursement . the provisions of this Act relating to the enlarging of the Capitol Grounds. Appr opri atio ns m ade unde r au thor ity of t his sect ion shal l be disbursed by the disbursing officer of the Department of the Interior. Approved, March 4, 1929. March 4, 1929. H. R. 17218.] CHAP. 709 .-An Act Autho rizing the State highway commission, Common- [Public, No. 1037.] wealth of Kentucky, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across the Ohio River at or nea r Maysville, Kentuck y. Be it e nacted by the Senate and Ho use of Repres entatives of the Ohio River. Kentucky may United States of America in Congress ass embled, That the consent bridge, at Maysville. of Congress is hereby granted to the State highway commission, Commonwealth of Kentucky, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge and approaches thereto across the Ohio River, at a point suit- Const ruction. able to the interests of navigation, at or near Maysville, Kentucky, in vol.24, p.84. accordance with the provisions of an Act entitled "An Act to regulate the construction of bridges over navigable waters," approved March 23, 1906, and subject to the conditions and limitations contained in this Act. Rates of toll applied to operation, sinking SEC. 2. If tolls are charged for the use of such bride, the rates of fund, etc. toll shall be so adjusted as to provide a fund sufficient to pay the rea- sonable cost of maintaining, repairing, and operating the bridge and its approaches under economical management, and to provide a sinking fund sufficient to amortize the cost of the bridge and its Maintenance as free approaches, including reasonable interest and financing cost, as soon bridge, etc ., after as possible under reasonable charges. After a sinking fund sufficient amortizing costs. for such amortization shall have been so provided, such bridge shall thereafter be maintained and operated free of tolls, or the rates of

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 1698 SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. SEss. II. OHS. 711-713 . 1929 . Assignment of per - sonnel in Government service, compensation, etc. United States Su- pre me Co urt Buil ding Commission. Ante, p. 1067, amend- ed. Congressional mem- ber, retiring from Congress, to continue to serve as such. Applicati on in event of death or resignation. assignment by the President of personnel in the Government service, as now authorized, additional compensation of such personnel for foreign service, compensation of employees, transportation and sub- sistence or per diem in ,lieu of subsistence (notwithstanding the pro- visions of any other Act), stenographic and other services by contract if deeme d nece ssary, and such o ther e xpens es as may be deeme d neces ary by the Se cretary of Sta te in further ance of the p rojects described. Approved, March 4, 1929. March 4, 1929. [S.J.Res. 223.1 CH A P. 71 2 .-Joint Resolution T o amend the Act entit led "An Act to provi de [Pub . Res., No. 105 .] for the submission to the Congress of preliminary plans and estimates of costs for the construction of a building for the Supreme Court of the United States," approved December 21, 1928. Resolved by the Senate and House o f Representatives o f the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Act entitled "An Act to provide for the submission to the Congress of preliminary plans and estimates of costs for the construction of a building for the Supreme Court of the United States," approved December 21, 1928, is amended by adding at the end thereof the following new section " SEc. 4. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1, any indi- vidual who on March 3, 1929, is a member of the commission by virtue of a com mittee chair mansh ip or rankin g min ority member ship as above specified, shall, despite the expiration of his term of office as a Member of the Senate or House of Representatives, continue to serve as a member of the commission until the completion of the building . In the event of the death or resignation of any such member, the provisions of section 1 shall be applicable with respect to successors of such member ." Approved, March 4, 1929. March 4, 1929. [S. J. Res. 216.1 [Pub. Res ., No. 106.] Joint Commission on Whereas it is vital to the resourc es of the Cap ital of the Un ited airports. Preamble. States that i ts air port fa cilitie s shou ld be a dequate for p resent and anticipated aviation need s in order th at Washington' s equipment in this respect should serve maximum Capital requirements and reflect the Capital's national leadership ; and Whereas this important problem involves not only municipal facili- ties but also Federal facilities and a proper consideration of the relationships between them ; and Whereas comprehensive inquiry and recommendation require simul- taneous study of such ports and fields as may be maint ained for the use and be nefit of the War Department, the Navy De partment, the Po st Off ice De partm ent, t he Com merce Depar tment, and t he municipality ; a n d Whereas this multilateral problem involves considerations ordinarily referred to several separate committees in the Senate and the House of Representatives : Therefore be it Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United compoblin ofnt and States o f America in Congress assembled, That there is hereby estab- lished a joint congressional commission to be known as the Joint Commission on Airports and to be composed of five Senators, appointed by the President of the Senate, and five Members elect of the House of Representatives for the Seventy-first Congress, CH A P. 71 3 .-Joint Resolution T o establish a Joint C ommission on Airport s.

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 S EVEN TIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. CHs. 713, 714 . 1929 . appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The commission is authorized and directed to investigate the needs for airports and aviation fields of the War Department, the Navy Department, the Post Office Department, the Department of Com- merce, and the District of Columbia, and to report to the Congress as soon as practicable but in no event later than December 15, 1929. the results of its investigation, together with its recommendations of sites, plans, and suitable allocation of costs. SEC. 2. For the purposes of this resolution the commission, or any committee thereof, is authorized to hold such hearings, to sit and act at such times and places, to employ such experts and clerical, stenogra phic, an d other assistan ts, to r equire b y subpoen a or oth er- wise the a ttenda nce o f suc h witn esses and the pr oduct ion o f such books, p apers, a nd docum ents, to adminis ter such oaths, t o take s uch tes ti mon y, and to ma ke su ch expenditures, as it de ems advisable. The cost of sten ographic service s in rep orting h earings s hall not be in excess of 25 cents per hundred words. The expenses of the com- mission, which shall not exceed $2,000, shall be paid one-half from the contingent fund of the Senate and one-half from the contingent fund of the House of Representatives upon vouchers approved by the chairman of the commission. SEC. 3. The commission shall cease to exist upon the submission of its report to the Congress in accordance with the provisions of this reso lut ion. Approved, March 4, 1929 . 1699 Inv est ig ati on of needs for, of Depart- ments of War, Navy, Post Office and Com- merce, and District of Columbia. Rep ort and recom- mendations n ot later than Dece mber 12,1 929. Power s co nferr ed. Sum autho rized in equal amount from contingent funds of Senate and House. commission to cease upon submit ting re- port. CHAP. 714 .-Joint Resolution To create a commission to secure plans and de- March 4,1929. [S. for and to erect a memorial building for the National Memorial Association .J.Res.o [Pub. Res. No. 107 .] (Incor porated ), in the cit y of Wa shingt on, as a tribu te to the neg ro's co ntribu - tion to the achievements of America. Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States o America in Con gress assem bled That a commission is Nat io nal Memorial Commission. hereby created, composed of fifteen members, of whom the Director creation and com- of Public Buildings and Public Parks of the National Capital, the position. Supervising Architect of the Treasury, and the Architect of the Capitol shall be ex officio members, the twelve additional members to be appointed b y the President, to be known as National Memorial To pr ocu re plans, etc ., of building for Commission, to pro cu re and determine upon a location, plans, and National Memorial As- designs for a memorial building suitable for meetings of patriotic soci ation (inc orpor ated) g t7 as a trib ute to the organizations, public ceremonial events, the exhibition of art and negro's ach evements inventions, and placing statues and tablets, for the National Memo- m America. vi al Association (Incorporated), in the ci ty of Washington, as a tribute to the negro's contribution to the achievements of America. SEC. 2. That the construction of the memorial herein and hereby c. Determi nation of au tho ri zed shall be up on su ch si te as shall be det er min ed by the site. co mmi ss ion herein cr ea ted and approved by the Commission of Fi ne Ar ts, and sa id construction shall be ent er ed up on as speedily as pl an s ucti o af ter design practicable aft er the pla n and design therefor is de ter mi ned and proved. approved by the Commission of Fi ne Ar ts, and sh all be prosecuted to com pletion, under t he direc tion of said com mission and the super- sup ervis ion. vision of the Director of Public Buildings and Public Parks of the Nation al Capit al, unde r a cont ract or contract s as may be auth orized Contract authorized y for sum provided by to be entered into by said commission ina total sum not less than the National Memor- ial Asso ciati on ( Incor - $500,000, which sum shall be provided by voluntary contributions, porated). under auspices of the National Memorial Association (Incorporated), in accordance with plans to be authorized by said commission.

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 1700 Em ploy ment of ar- tists, architects, e tc. Services of desig- nated Federal, etc ., authorities. Filling of vacancies. Sum authorized, whan $500,000 collected by the Memorial Asso- ci ation (In corpo rate d). S tatem ent of pr ogres s to be made from tim e to time. March 4, 1929. [S.J.Res.9.] [Pub. Res ., No. 108.] Joint Commission On Insu lar Reorgan iza- tion. Establishment and composition of. St udy directe d of various Gov ern me nt ag encie s ad minis teri ng, etc., the insular posses- sions. Matters to be deter- mined . Details from depart- ments, etc ., to assist . C omple te s tate ment with recommendation to be made to Congress on or before December 16, 1929. Commission to cease upon submitting re- port. SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. SEss. IT. Cris. 714, 715. 1929. SEC. 3 . That in the discharge of its duties herein, said commission is hereby authoriz ed to emp loy the s ervices o f such ar tists, sc ulptors, architect s, and ot hers as i t shall d etermine to be nec essary, a nd avail itself of the servi ces or advic e of t he Comm ission of Fi ne Art s, the Office of Pub lic Bu ilding s and Public Parks of the Natio nal Ca pital, the Supervising Architect of the Treasury, and the Architect of the Capitol. SEC. 4 . That vacancies occuring in the membership of the commis- sion shall be filled by appointment by the President of the United States. SEC. 5 . That to defray the necessary expenses of the commission herein created, and the cost of procuring plans and designs, site, and other incidentals necessary to the construction for a memorial buildin g as h erein provid ed, th ere is hereby autho rized to be appro- priated, out of any funds available in the United States Treasury, a sum not exceeding $50,000, to be available when the sum of $500,000 shall have been collected and paid into the hands of the National Memorial Association (Incorporated), for purposes in this Act provi ded. SEC. 6 . That said commission shall from time to time submit to Congress a detailed statement as to the progress of the work. Approved, March 4, 1929. CHAP. 715 .-Joint Resolution To establish a Joint Commission on Insular Reorg aniz atio n. Resolved by tho Senate and House of Representatives of the United States o f America in Congress assembled, That there is hereby estab- lished a joint congressional commission to be known as the Joint Commission on Insular Reorganization and to be composed of five Senator s, app ointed by th e Pres ident of the Senate, and five M embers elect of the House of Representatives for the Seventy-first Congress, appointed by the Speaker of t he House of Representatives. The commission is authorized and directed to make a careful study and examination of the various executive agencies of the Government engaged in th e admi nistra tion, superv ision, and di rectio n of m atters pertaining to the insular possessions of the United States with a view to determining (1) the advisability of placing all such matters under the administration, supervision, and direction of one bureau or department of the Government, (2) the necessary and advisable transfers of executive functions to such bureau or department, and (3) a plan of organization for such bureau or department. The heads of the several executive departments and independent estab- lishments shall, upon the request of the commission, detail repre- sentatives from their respective departments and establishments to assist the commission in such study and examination. The commis- sion shall make a report in writing to the Congress, on or before December 16, 1929, which shall contain a complete statement of the results of such study and examination and recommendations for appropriate legislative or other action. SEC. 2 . The commission shall cease to exist upon the submission of its report to the Congress in accordance with the provisions of this resolution. Approved, March 4, 1929.

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 INDEX TO THE FOREGOING PUBLIC LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS. A.. Abandoned Wife or Child, D. C., appropriation for payment to desti- Page. tute ______________________ 677, 1294 deficienoy appropriation for payments to destitute_ _ ___ ____ _________ 893 Abbott, C. J., may bridge Ohio River, at Golconda, 10__________________________ 319 time extended for bridging Ohio River at Golconda, Ill., by__________ 1527 Aberdeen Army Prooing Ground, Md., construction authorized of hospital aL }302 Aberdeen, Miss., bridge authorized across Tombigbee River, at_____________________ 59 Aberdeen, Ohio, bridge authorized across Ohio River, at Maysville, Ky., and___________ 304 time extended for bridging Ohio River, from Maysville, Ky., to____ 1182,1430 Abortion of Ammal8, Contagiou.s, appropriation for researches for pre- venting,etc _______________ 547,1197 Abraham Lincoln National Park or Ruer- vation, Ky. deficiency appropriation for construc- tion, etc_____________________ 1666 for improvement and preservation of, designated improvements, etc., are authorized to be made_ _ ___ 1162 preservation of log cabin in which Abraham Lincoln W88 born, me- morial hall, etc_ _________ _____ 1162 sum authorized for; including sala- ries, etc_ __ ________ __________ 1162 Absaroka National Forest Mont., sum authorized for adding lands to, for preserving game animals, etc___ 603 expenses limited to contribution from . private agencies, etc___________ 604 Acadia National Park, Me. name of Lafayette National Park, changedto___________________ 1083 Accident8, Mine, appropriation for investigations, etc_ 101, 1131 AccidentB, Railway, etc., appropriation for securing reports of, and investigating __________ 581,1239 Accounting Office (see General Accounting Office). Accounts and Deposits Ojice, Treasury Department, appropriation for Commissioner, and office personneL ___________ 165,1031 for books, periodicals, etc _______ 165,1031 AccountB Bureau, Post Office Department, appropriation for personal services_ 187, 1049 Acoma, etc., Indians, N. Mex., appropriation for irrigation system for; repayment ________________ 213,1575 Acoma Pueblo Indians, N. Mex., lands reserved for sole use and occu- pancyof_____________________ 717 existing rights not affected _________ 717 Acou.stics, Pap. appropriation for applying principles of, to military and industrial U!lCS_______________________ 93, 1123 Ada. Okla., terms of court at ___________________ 1518 Adams Street NE., D. C., approp:-iation for paving, etc., Third to Fourth Streets; from gasoline tax fund_________________________ 654 for paving, etc., Second to Third Streets; from gasoline tax fund_ 1270 Addicts, Narcotic, establishing farms authorized for treat- ment and confinement oL______ 1085 Adjusted Compenllation, civilian employees i.n field service under departments, etc., to be paid, from appropriations for 1929___ 193 Adju.sted Compensation Actl W orld War, appropriation for admmistrative ex- I>flnses, etc., under Veterans' Bureau___________________ 587, 1245 Adju.sted Service Certificate Fund, appropriation forpaying certificates_ 588, 1247 Adjutant General's Department, Army, appropriation for contingencies, head- quarters of military depart- ments, etc ________________ 328,1352 deficiency appropriation for civilian J>flrsonnel, 1929__ _______ ___ __ _ 1689 Adjutant General's Office, War Department, appropriation for civilian persopneL 326, 1349 deficiency appropriation for adminis- trative expenses, World War adjusted compensat:on Act_____ 925 forsalarles, 1929__________________ 1689 Admiralty Causu, deficiency' appropriation for paying SUlts for damages by Govern- meu~ vessels, or for salvage servlces ______________ 931,1615,1669 Admissions and Dues, Tax on, Revenue Act of 191t8, tax payable on admissions to any place_ 863 exemption if for $3 or less________ 863 for prize fights, etc___ __ __ _________ 863 eq~valent for complimentary tIckets, eto_ ____ _____ ____ __ ___ 863 season ticket exemption___ _______ 863 effective in 30 days___________ _____ 863 additional, on sales at advanced prices at other thaD. theater ticket offices, etc___ __ ___ ______ 864 effective in 30 days______________ 864 tax levied on club dues, 10 per cent of amount for___________________ 864 membership dues; initiation fees____ 864 payment by members__ ___________ 864 exemption of fraternal lodges, etc___ 864 life membership payments_._ _ _ __ __ _ 864 terms "duer:" and "initiation fees," construed____________________ 864 effective in 30 days________________ 864 provisions for retlU'DS modified___ _____ 864

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 11 INDEX. Adolf, John, Page. payment to Germany, for helfs of, deceased while a seaman in American merchant· marine___ __ 414 Adulterated Foodl} lJnJ4s, etc., • appropriation for expenses, preventing sale, etc., oC ____________. . _ 5 6 6,1217 for expenses, rreventing sale of, in District 0 Columbia_ ______ 669, 1285 Advertising, D. C ., appropriation for generaL ________ 650,1268 for notices of taxes in arrears____ 650, 1268 tax sale pll.mphlets discon- tinued____________________ 650, 1268 delinquent tax list to be published in two dailr, newspapers_____ 650, 1268 proposals invited for publishing_ 651, 1268 deficiency appropriation for gen- enU ____________________ 7,890,1629 for notices of taxes in arrears__ 7,890, 1629 Aerial Photographs, authorized, for topographic maps, from A:rI?y and Navy aviators, or clvillans___ __________________ 1595 Aerological Stations, Weather Bureau, appropriation for establishing______ 544, 1195 Aeronautic Engineering, appropriation for standardizing appa- ratu~ etc., used in __________ 92,1122 Aeronautical ""onJerence on Civil Aeronau- tics, International, representatives of foreign governments invited to attend______________ 1011 Aeronautical Equipment, Army, transfer or loan of obsolete, to museums, educational institutions, etc ____ 753 not to be used in actual flight_______ 753 Aeronautics Bureau, Navy (8ee Bureau of Aeronautics Navy). Aeronautics, Nation;/, AdlliB01'1/ Committee lor, appropriation for expenses_________ 582,1240 deficiency appropriation for __________ 6, 43 for scientific research, etc ______ 1616,1627 for salaries, 1929_________________ 1677 Affiliated CorporationB! provisions for makmg consolidated in- come returns 01._____________ 831 Africa, appropriation for developing commerce in_________________________ 86. l1i'l Agate PalJlJ, bridge authorized across, connecting Bainbridge Island with mainland in Kitsap County, Wasb..__ __ __ 1447 AlTamonte, AristidetJ, name placed on yellow fever honor roll, and presented gold medaL_____ 1409 to receive $125 monthly_____________ 1410 Agricultural College and School of MinetJ of AlatJka, additional grant of public lands for support and maintenance of____ 1091 Agricultu.ral Vooperalwe AIJ'ociations, stocks, eto:.l exempt from stamp tax_ _ 867 Agricultural uepartment (see Department of Agriculture). Agricultural Economics Bureau, Depart- ment of Agriculture, appropriation for Chief of Bureau and office personneL ___________ 561,1211 for farm management and practice 561, 1211 cost of producing agricultural staples____________________ 561,1212 AgricuUuralEconomic8 Bureau, Department Page. of A griculture--Continued. appropriation for distributing, etc., in- formation of farm products, sup- plies,etc __________________ 561,19.12 cotton and by-product research_ ~ 1212 cost of retailing meat, etc _____ 561,1212 practical forms of wool and mohair grades to be sold ___________ 561, 1212 for collecting, analyzing, publishing, etc., general agricultural and livestock information _______ 561,1212 for disseminating to American pro- ducers, etc., world's supply and demand of ~ricultural products, etc.; restrictlOn ____________ 561,1212 intended cotton planting areas excluded__________________ 561,1212 mid-monthly cotton estimates for July, August, and November___ 561 for cooperation with Federal and State agencies, associations, in marketing, etc., perishable farm products_________. . __ __ _ __ _ 5 61,1212 for market news service on farm products, etc ______________ 562,1213 for cooperative marketing_ ______ 562, 1213 for collecting, etc., statistics of grade and staple length of cotton__ 562, 1213 for enforcing Cotton Futures and Cotton Standard Acts ______ 562,1213 for eruoMing Grain Standards Act_ _ 563, 1213 for administration of Warehouse Act_ 563, 1214 for enforcing Standard Container and Produce Agency Acts ______ 563,1214 purchases, etc., for detecting vio- lations ___________________ 563,1214 use, etc., of rJceipts from sales_ 563, 1214 for completion of wool clipofl918_ 563,1214 for wool standards fund_ __ _ _______ 1214 for Center Market, D. C _______ 563, 1215 deficiency appropriation for Curtis- Martin Newspaper, for Ware- house Act advertising__________ 13 for collecting cotton grade and staple length statistics__ _____________ 13 for completing distribution of wool clip, 1918____________________ 13 for preventing dumping of perishable farm_?roducts 13. for generlLl expenses_ ______________ 46, 933, 1617, 1621, 1673 for fixing standards for hampers, etc _____________________ .___ .. _ 895 for collecting, etc., statistics of tobacco______________________ 1634 for salaries, 1929, under ___________ 1678 Agricultural Exhibits, appropriation for making, at 8tate, etc." ...fairs _________________ 543,1193 Agricultural .l!ixperiment Stations, appropriation for support, etc.; allot- ments ____________________ 541,1191 for increased allotments_________ 541, 1191 for additional endowments ______ 541,1192 for extension of benefits to HawaiI. _ 1192 for administration expenses_ ____ 542, 1192 Jaws relating to, extended to Hawaii.._ . 571 payments to Oklahoma Experiment Station authorized ____________ 1632 provision!! for, and extension work, ex- tended to Alaska_____________ 1256

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III AgricuUural Food Products, Pa~. approPl'iation for distributing informa- tion of marketing, distributing, supply, etc., oL ___________ 561,1212 for disseminating information of mar- ketsupplyand demand for __ 561,1212 AgricuUural Organizationa, exempt from income tax_____________ 812 Agricultural Products, appropriation for expenses, cooperative marketing for perishable ____ 562, 1212 for utilizing, in the home_ ______ 564, 1215 Agricultural Staples, etc., discount of commercial paper, secured by bills of lading, etc., of non- perishable, allowed member banks, by Reserve banks__ __ _ 975 AgricuUural Subjects, additional appropriations authorized for vocational education in States and Territories, oL ___________ 1151 Agriculture, appropriation for investigating applica- tion of chemistry to________ 556,1207 for destroying animals injurious to 559, 1209 for survey, etc., of lands in national forests chiefly valuable for_ 554, 1204 deficiency appropriation for expenses, census01-__ ___ __ __ __________ _ 15 for cooperative education in, among the States,etc________________ 1626 amounts authorized for further cooper~ ative extension work in, and home economics______________ 711 AgricuUure, Department oj (see Depart- ment of Agriculture). AgricuUure, International Institute oj, appropriation for quota, etc ________ 72,1102 Aids to Air Navigation, appropriation for establishing, etc., fanilities ___________________ 85, 1116 Aids to Navigation, appropriation for eXpel'seR oL ______ 95,1125 for establishing, etc _____________ 96, 1126 deficiency appropriation for __________ 1636 Air Commerce, appropriation for Weather Bureau fore- casts in aid oL ____________ 554, 1194 Air Commerce Act, rating of civilian schools giving instruc- tion in flying, to be made only at request of owners__________ 1404 Air Corps, Army, appropriation for civilian personnel, Office of Chief of, War Depart- ment_____________________ 326,1349 for instruction expenses at schools 337, 1360 for aircraft operation, schools, etc 337, 1361 for landing, etc., runways_______ 337,1361 for helium gas procurement, et.e _ _ 338, 1361 for transportation of materials_ _____ 1361 for investigating, etc., new types of aircraft, etc _______________ 338, 1361 consulting engineers at experimen- talstations_ ______ 338, 1361 special scientific medical research_ _ 338, 1361 printing plants, supplies, etc __ 338, 1361 for purchase, manufacture, etc., of aerial machines, etc ________ 338,1361 I marking military airways _____ 338, 1361 special clothing, etc __________ 338,1361 At·r Corps, Army-Continued. Pap. appropriation for expenses; dispogal ilf surplus, etc., equipmenL ___ 338,1361 salvaging wrecked aircraft ____ 338, 1361 for designated allotments________ 338,1361 civilian employees ___________ 338,1361 helium procllrement_____ ~ __ _ _ 338,1361 aircraft research work ________ 338,1361 improving stations, hangars, etc 338, 1361 supply stations and temporary shelter; amount reappropriated for Panama. and Ha.waiL______ 338 new airplane production______ 338,1362 bombardment planes, etc.; bal- aLces from designated funds, re- appropriated _______________ 339 paying damage claims; restric- tion ______________________ 339,1362 obligations under contracts prior to 1926___________________ 339,1362 restriction on giving exhibition £lights ____________________ 33~ 1362 additional contracts for new air- planes, etc., authorized________ 339 purchase hereafter, of airplanes with designated engines, forbid- den_________________________ 1362 deficiency appropriation for produc- tion________________________ 43,936 for expenses __________ 49,936, 167~ 1674 for continuingtransfer oftestingplant to Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio__ 928 for transfer to Navy ______________ 1622 for authorized constructions________ 1665 for airplane production_ ___________ 1665 for salaries, 1929, under_ __________ 1689 amounts authorized for buildings, etc., at designated posts for_________ 129 appropriation authorized for transfer of testing plant, etc., to Wright Field, Dayton,Ohio___________ 299 construction of technical buildings au- thorized for _______________ 748,1303 heavy seagoing retriever authorized for France Field, Canal Zone______ 717 payment of incurred obligations from appropriation of fiscal year 1926_ 928 sum authorized for three heavy sea- going retrievers for Hawaii, Phil- ippines, and Canal Zone_______ 1425 AirMail, ten-yem: contr~cts a~thorized for for- eign mail service by___________ 1449 Air Mail Act Amendments, rates of postage_____________________ 594 air mail route oortificates_____________ 594 substitution of, for former contracts with present satisfactory con- tractors______________________ 594 rights acquired therebv__________ 594 for period not exceeding ten years; canceled for willful neglect, eto_ 594 compensation to be determined peri- odicwlyjDlaxnnum____________ 594 Air Mail-Route Certificates, provisions for issuing, rights secured, etc__________________________ 594 Air Navigation Facilities, appropriation for establishing, etc., aids to_____________________ 85, 1116 constructing communicating struc- tures, etc___________________ 85,1116

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 · IV INDEX. Air Navigation Facilities-Continued. Pap. appropriation for construction, pur- chase of airpla&es, equipment, etc____________. ___________ 85,1116 acquirin~ sites, etc ______ .. _____ 85,1116 use restrlcted_________________ 85,1116 Air Service, Army (see Air Corps, Army). Air Stati'lns, Navy, deficiency appropriation for buildings and improvements at rlesig- nated._______________________ 25 Aircraft Carrier, NalJ1/, construction of one, authorized; limit of cost______________________ 1165 Aircraft Factory, NalJ1/, appropriation for maintenance, etc_ 636,1465 Aircraft in Commerce, appropriation for regulating, etc., use of, under Department of Com- merce _____________________ 85,1116 purchase of airplanes, etc ______ 85,1116 for air-navigation facilities ________ 85, 1116 deficiency appropriation for regula- ting, etc. use of, under Depart- ment of Commerce_________ 896, 1636 for establishing air navigation facili- ties______.___________ .________ 896 allowance for personal services in the District_ ____ ________ _________ 15 Aircraft, Postal Service, appropriation for transportation of foreign mail by ___________ 190,1053 for inland mail transportation by, under contracL ___________ 191,1053 deficiency appropriation for contract service________________ 27, Hill, 1650 for, New York and San Francisco__ 43 ten-year contracts authorized for mail transportation by_____________ 248 fixed rates per ~und or per mile_ ___ 248 lowe~pr:00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC)~ _d_r_ _ ~_ 248 decision of Postmaster General final_ 248 Airplane Bombs, Army, appropriation for manufacture, pur- chr.se, etc., of_________________ 342 Airplane Patrol in Natiorwl Forests, appropriation for operating, to prevent forestfirea_________________ 554,1204 Airplanea, deficiency appropriation for, Army AIr COrps ___________ .. ___________ 1665 Airports, Joint Commission on, establishment, composition, and powers of___________________________ 1698 Airship Bll8e Naval, board of Navy officers to investigate and report on site for_________ 1530 Air.hip, International Society for &plora- tion of Arctic Regions by, annual contributions authorized to, for five years_________________ 1222 deficiency appropriation for_______ 1652 Aitkin, Minn., bridge authorized across Mississippi River, at_____________________ 761 Ajo, Ariz., deficiency appropriation for completing roe.d within Pa~ago Indian Res- ervation from Tucson to______ 18 Ak Chin Indian Re8ervation, Ariz., appropriation for irrigation project on _______________________ 210,1572 Akron, Ohio, deficiency Ilppropriation for public building ____________________ _ Alabama, p .... 32 advances authorized to farmers and fruit growers in storm and 1iood stricken areas of, to purchase seed feed, and fertilize!." for crop of lS29______________________ 1306 may acquire, after completion, bridge across Perdido Bay, at Bear Point________________________ 385 Inerarity Point, Fla., to Baldwin County~AJa- 771 Tombigbee ltiver, at..Coffeeville____ 1531 may bi~': &~o::;a_tTarmstroBot (talk)_TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC),_ Conecuh River, in Escambia County_ Coosa River all Cedsr Bluff _______ _ 977 295 288 295 ~t~eitf;,uga--a~d--Sh~ibY Counties______ ______ ___ __ __ __ 288 ~t ::!~g:t~e"ell L;~derdale-a~ci 110 Limestone COunties __________ _ Tennessee River, at Guntersville ___ _ at Scottsboro__________________ _ at Whitesburg Ferry ___________ _ Tombigbee River, at Aliceville ____ _ atEPe8_______________________ _ at Gainesville _________________ _ requirement of consent of legislature of, to purchase additional lands 109 286 287 287 310 308 308 for Alabama National Forest, suspended until December 31, 1930_ _____ _______ ____ ___ _____ 1010 silver service presented to Battleship " Alabama," may be deliverea to___________________________ 984 time extended for bridging Chattahoo- chee River, at Alaga, by Alabama. ~re!:,:i4i-~i6n;:Tc~;--- 3C9 appropriation for education, etc____ 215, 1576 deficiency ap1)ropriation for hmd and industrial assistance to ________ 900 lands in Texas purchased for, subject to mineral interests and timber contracts____________________ 1186 "Alabama," BattJuhip silver service presenkd to, may be de- livered to the State___________ 984 Alaboma Great Scruthern Railroad Com- pany, may reconstruct, etc., bridge across Tombigbee River, at Epes, Ala._ 115 Alabama National Forest, suspension until December 31,1930, of requirement for consent of Ala- bama legislature to purchase of additional lands for___________ 1010 Alabama River, bridge authorized across, at Claiborne, Ala_______________________ 754 near Camden, Ala________________ 754 Alabama Stat8 Bridge Corporation, may construct toll bridges across desig- nated rivers within Alabama_ _ 753 rates of tolls applied to operation, sinking fund, etc___ __ ______ __ 754 maintenance as free bridges after amortizing costs, etc__________ 754 use of tolls restricted_ _ ___________ 754 uniformity of toll charges_ _ _ ______ 754 different charges allowed for different bridges_ _ _ _ _________ 754

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 INDEX. v Alaga, Ala., Pa.re. time extended for bridging Chatta- hoochee River at ,.___________ 309 Alaaka, appropriation for salary of governor and secretary __________ - __ __ __ _ 2 40,1604 for contingent expenses _________ 240, 1604 for legislative expenses_ _ _ _______ __ 240 for care of insane _____________ 240,1604 forjudges,attorneys _____________ SO,1111 for marshals, clerks _____________ 80, 1111 for district judges' expenses ______ 81,1112 for meals, etc., to jurors_________ 81,1112 for relief, etc., of shipwrecked Ameri- cen seamen in ______________ 68,1098 for marking boundary line between Canada and ________________ 70,1101 for expenses under treaty of 1925, demarcation of boundary line between Canada. and_ _ _ ______ 70 fo:- inspection, etc.1 of mines in ___ 101, 1131 for star route mall service in ___ 190,1052 for distinctive mail equipment for__ 192, 1055 for aative pupils brought to Indian schools from ______________ 216,1577 for investigating mineral resources of _______________________ 232,1594 for education of lJatives under Com- missioner of Education _____ 239,1603 for medical relief of natives; hospitals, etc_______________________ 239, 1603 for reindeer stations, etc ________ 239,1603 appropriations available for travel- mg, etc., expenses of new ap- pointees, and in change of sta- tion ______________________ 240,1603 for suppressing liquor traffic_____ 240, 1604 for Alaska Railroad ____________ 240,1604 for I!lss by exchange, Army Officers In ________________________ 329, 1353 for military cable, etc__________ 357,1378 for road, bridges, and trails _____ 358, 1379 for regulating Lowell Creek, for pro- tection of adjacent Government. property _____ _______________ 358 for agrieultural experiment stations in _______________________ 542,1192 sale of products _____________ 542,1192 amount for construetion, etc., im- mediately available ________ 642,1192 for weather service expenses in __ 543, 1194 for eXJ?CrimeJ?ts, etc., .for improving reindeer mdustry lD ________ 659,1210 for enforcing game law of _______ 659,1210 for making astronomio observations, etc., in_ _ _ ___________________ 1127 for topographic surveys of national forests in____________________ 1565 deficiency appropriation for education of natives______ 19,904,933, 937,1617 for increased compensation, judges, marshals, etc________________ 20 for medical relief ___________ 46,933,1617 for sch<><?l, power SC?W, and lighter at WhIte Mountaln______________ 904 for legislative expenses________ _____ 904 for storehouse at Golovin, construc- tion, eto__________. _________ _ for reindeer______________________ _ for roads, trails, etc., in _________ _ for contingent expenses ___________ = for care (\f insane ________________ _ 904 933 936 1644 1644 Alaakol-Continued. deficiency appropriation for recovering, etc. bodies of American soldiers burledin_____________________ 1667 abandoned military reserva.tions, etc., in, to be surveyed, appraised, and disposed oL______________ 371 restored to publio domain subject to entry,etc____________________ 37i additional publio lands granted to, for Agricultural College and School of Mines_____________________ 1091 under exclusive control of the Terri- tory_________________________ 1092 no proceeds to be used for ascctarian institution_ _ _ _______ __ ___ __ _ 1092 lands granted, to be held in "rusL_ .. __ _ 1092 disposal of, only as herein provided._ 1092 for any other object deemed a breach of trust_______________ 1092 no mortgage, etc., of, valid_________ 1092 sale or lease to highest bidder at pub- r t· ad lC a!I~ 10n_ - -. -- -- 1 10 092 92 vertismg reqwred____________ _ sales of timber, etc., in same man- ner ____________ .. _ __ ___ __ __ __ _ 1092 leases for five years, or less, allowed without advertising_ _ _________ 1092 appratt:al of all, timber, etc., before belDgoffered________ .. _______ _ minimum price required for land __ fund in Tercttorlal treasury established_ money derived from. lands to be de- 1092 1092 1092 positedin___ .. ________________ 1092 investment, etc., of________________ 1092 use of, for collegebetc., exclusively__ 1092 aPE~ieation to uildings, etc., for- ldden_______________________ 1092 sales, etc., not in conformity here- with, null and vOld____________ 1093 prosecution, etc., by Attorney Gen- eral _________________ ~__ ___ __ 1093 agricultural experimellt stations and • extension work extended to_ __ 1256 estunates based on ability to m.'lke effective use of the funds_ _ _ _ __ 1256 maintenance of two experiment substations__ _________________ 1256 appellate jurisdiction of circuit court 422 of appeals as to interlocutory .orders, etc., of district court of_ bond lSSue authorized by Anchorage for additional school buUding_~ 376 by Seward, for school buUdin~______ 375 bonds, etc., not required of, in legal proceeding in which illterested_ _ 422 branch of Federal land banks may be established in_________________ 1558 inst rate; term of loans limited__ 1558 proVlB10ns regulating pugilistio en- countersin ___________________ 1156 salaries of Federal officials in, appro- priated for by the legisiature may be paid by the treasurer up to March 31,1929_______________ 1228 h~reafter, to conform to Federal law_ 1228 sectlOn 1339, of Compiled Laws of 1913 Alaska F---:~ 422 appropriation for protecting seal fish- Alaska Re:TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC)c..-- -- 100,1130 appropriation for maintenance, etc. eXIH:nscs. _________________ 240, 1604 OptlratlOu of vessels, etc _______ 240,1604

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 vi INDEX. Alaaka Railroad-Continued. Paae. appropriatioa for maintenance, etc•• payments for injuries____ ._ 2 4 1,1604 . additional, from receipta_ _____ 241, 1604 Alaaka Salmon F..Mria, . preserviq ealmon for sale 88 food un- lawful unless canned, etc., witJUn 48 aours after kill1ng_~________ 1349 Albania, appropriation for minister to_______ 65, 1096 Albany, N. Y .; . appropriation for publio buildiDg. __ 17 7,1041 Albright, A. S., . appointed on Board of Managers of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers____________ 1015 AZbrook Field, Canol Zone, I amount authorized for constructing landing field, Aritly Air Corpe__ 130 construction for Air Corps, authorized at________ ~---_--- 149, 1303 of buildings authoriznd at_~ ____ '148, 1303 f1 dispensary at__________________ .. 1301 foraviation__ ·____________________ 1303 sum authorized for heavy aea-going Air Albuquerq<;:r~B~:.ndi~-8cAoofii;': 1425 ~, . appropJi&tion tor care of reservation patientl_____________________ 1582 A~!.N.Mu., appropriation for Indian eobool at__ 218, U579 for publio buildinS 1041 deficiency appropnation for publio bundirig _________________ ~___ 918 Alburg, ve., .... appropriation for publio b~_____ 1041 defioienol appropriation for publJo building at____________________ 918 bridge .ulhorlzed across Lake Cham- W~,·TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC)__TarmstroBot (talk) _ _TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 1178 Alcatra.lalafl4, Calif••. ('.onstruotion.of 4rIDy bunc!inga author- ized at__ ~____________________ 748 Alder_, W. Va., appropriation for Institution for Women, maintenance________ 82, 1113 defioiency appropriation for Insiitution for Women; reappropriation for Al(1Of11l'Uin, IU., bridie authorUed across Fox River, Pap. near_________________________ 383 Aliullille, Ala., bridge authorized across Tombigbee River, at ____________________ 310 Alien Property Cmtodian (868 alao Settle- mentol War C1ahns Act of 1928), appropriation for offioe expenses ofl r~l3~I:t!TarmstroBot (talk):~_~__O_~ _~_ 574 defioienoy appropriation for salaries and expenses_____________________ 1616 investment in partioiI-~ting certificates of funds hel,~n~buu-- 268 amount from ocated interest fund________________________ 268 property, etc., considered &8 owned by German Government to be trans- ferred to special deposit account by__________________________ 269 issue ~:.e__~__~!t 269 property, etc.J. of Austrian and Hun- garian UOV(lrnments to be trans- ferred to tleir special deposit accounts_____________________ 269 additional returns of property by____ 274)-273 allocation of unallocated interest fund, and payments therefrom_ ______ 273 amounts paid to, for patenta, etc., by United States, to be returned.__ _ 274 may waive demapd for returnable property,etc_________________ 274 payment to per!IOns entitled to income of property held in trust by_____ 275 computation and payment of woome, etc., taxes on property held by__ 276 tax of 30 per cent on sales of prop- erty_________________________ 276 sales considered &8 involuntary con- VenDons_____________________ 276 no penalty 888el!8ed on tax while prop- erty held by Custodian_________ 276 statua of suite brought on royalties fer ~atents, etc., held by_______ ~__ 277 1'e8trictlons on returns to insurance companiesrepealed____________ 277 time extended one yesr for filing claims ~th_________________________ 1255 construction, etc_____________ _ chapel at Industrial lnatitution for Women at, may be conatructed Aliena (8. alao Naturalization), 22 appropriation for enfOJ'OiDllaws ~1a- tiug immigration of, under De- from funds contributed therefor_ 1509 right of way &01'018 Federal Industrial Institution premiaes, granted to, !or,.publio h!'hway___________ _ AluandnIJ 1SGfI. 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Y., . bridp authori.led aorosa Saint Lawrenoe River, near___________________ 1552 Aluandna, Va., appropriation for customhouse, etc., additional site, construotion, etc_ 177i 104 AVolla, appropriation for testing commercial seeds "Jf, etc_______________ 650,1201 for preventing admission of adulter- ated______________________ ~ 1201 for investigating improvement 01.. _ _ 1202 defioienoy appropriation for introduo- tion of wilt-resistant varieties of__________________________ 1633 partment of State___________ 67,1098 for enforcing laws regulating admis- sion 01.. __________________ 107,1137 for expenses, naturalization ot. __ 107,1138 formedioal examination of,by Publio Health Service ____________ 174, 1039 deficienoy appropriation for expenses regulating admilJ8ion of- - - - - - - _ 44J 907,934, 1618, 1621, 1641, 1671 for enforcing laws re1)!ating immi- TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC)_o!:TarmstroBot (talk)___ 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC): annual quota. ratio for admlasiona, de- ferred untn 1929_____________ 400 deportation, eto., provisions__________ 1551 exemption of American Indiana born in CanlMia, from restrictions of Immigration Aot of 1924_______ 401 registry of, eligible for citisenahip, bav- ing no record of admission for permanent resideDCe___________ 1512

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 INDEX. vii Alien8-Continued. p .... registry of, eligible for o1tisenabip;· evi- dence required_______________ 1513 upon, certificate of arrival to be fsaued; effect ot.____________________ 1513 requirements for declaration of inten- tion for nat.uralization by, SlDended_____________________ 1545 if veterans of World War__________ 1546 Alkali Ruimlnt C , appropriation fo":breeding, etc_ ___ ____ 551 Alleghen" CDUnt1/, Pa., may bridge Monongahela River, be- tween Glauport and ClairtOn___ 288 at Pittsburgh___________________ 1173 Ohio River, at McKees Rooks______ 1172 at Pi~burgh--.--. 1167 YoughiOCheny River, between Ver- sailles and Boston_____________ 1169 time extended for bridging Mononp- hela R!ver,at Pittsburgh by____ 384 at McKeesport by________________ 387 Allegheny River, bridge authorbed across, at Kittanning, Pa__________________________ 117 at on City, Pa____________ ._ _ _ _ _ _ 114 sewer outlet in, leplUed_____________ 1483 any necessary: changes in, to be made_ 1483 time extended for bridging, at Eldred, Pa__________________________ 769 at Kittanning, Pa. __ ___ __ __ ___ __ __ 1254 at on City, Pa_ __________________ 1321 AUison .~".., NW., D. C ., appropriation for paving, etc., New Hampshire to 1IJhi0is Avenues; from gasoliDe tax fund_ _ _ _ _ ___ 653 for paving, etc., Thirteenth to Folll'- teenth Streets; from gaaoline tax fund ________________________ 1270 Alma, Wis., bridge authorized acrosa Milsisaippi River,at- 289 AUamaAa RiHr, bridge authorized across, at ToW1l8 BluBFerry, ~______________ 960 AUoonG, Pa., deficiency appropriation for acquiring site and erection of building at_ _ 1656 Amann/I!. C.,-~c.,.. may oridge ~ppi River, at Prairie du Chien, WIs_______________ 198 Ambaa8ador8, appropriation for salaries _________ 65, 1096 detirjencv appropriation for salariea_ __ 48 "America," SteamaAip, thanka of Congress tendered oftioera and crew of, for heroio 1'8IIOue of ofticers and crew of Italian steam- ship"Florida"____ .. __________ 11M AftIericcJ" BaUk McmutMnt.! CmnmiNion appropriation for ex~ of______ 674, 1231 acquiring lands m foreign countries; ,5 personalservioes • _________ 174, 1231 traveling expenaea,etc- _ __ _ _ _ _ 674, 1231 expenaeeabroad _____________ 574,1231 oonstruction work authoriled;" tech- nicallerviOliS_ ___ ___ ____ ___ 575, 1231 nimbursing Anny deem for ex- pensee _____ ~ _____________ 675, 1232 AftIericcJn Bridge and F61TfI ComPMY (1~ .. may ~gr:, Wl~!:i_TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC),_TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC).:': 268 54835°-29-PT 1-111 American Cemeteriu in Bvrops P~ pilgrimages for mothers andwidowa of American forces who died during the World War and are buried therein, to be arranged for, by Secretary of War__ .. __ __ __ __ _ 1508 expenses by United 8t&tee_______ 1508 invitations to be extended....___ _____ 1508 upon acceptance, one piJpimage allowed______________________ 1508 designation of times therefor_ _ ___ __ 1508 issue of apecial P&i8POr'tB to citizens, limited to duration 0'- ________ 1508 travel documents to aliena: No fee required for either.. ___________ 1508 alien mothers permitted 1;0 return to United S"tates within period of pilgrimage; extension alfowed. 1508 shortest practical lOute and time to be desfsnatedj .P8?iod of Govern- - meni expense limited__________ 1508 sea travel by Government vessels wherever practicable___ • __ _ _ _ .. 1509 suitable tran.porta~OD and.ether fa- cilities for entire distance, etc., to befurniahed__ • ..: ______ :..____ 1509 oabinelass accomodMiona for eea travel_____ ~ ____ ~ ______ . _____ 1509 no one entitled. by aily payment " to have ~rtation, ~'l different from thoee· prescrioea for th~ particular groUJ. -- - - -. ; .; - 1509 regulations tor all matters pertaining to, to be prescribed. ___ __ ___ __ 1509 neoeesary IIUJIl8 authorised; determin- ation of numbers entitled, thoee desiring to make, and probable ~_________________________ 1509 report of results to CODgl"e8l.. ____ 1509 meaning of "mother" and "widow," .. used in tllia Act____________ 1509 A mericaR Bpheturia and N auRcal Almanac, appropriation for preparing_______ 642,14,70 AmericGII Ethnolow, appropriation for continuing researches In._______________________ 583, 124! deficiency appropriation for _ _ _____ ___ 45 for cooperative research~_ ~;-_______ 889 eoo~tion authorized of ~ of SmitllaoDian Institution -with States, etc. ~ I'flIIe&rChea among American Indiana______ .; _____ 413 American Food ProciudB, appropriation· for exSlDining foreign tests, etc., of______________ 566,1217 American Hwturieal A88ocia1ion, . appropri§tion for printing report of_ 684, 1242 American lNematiofaal' 1neiCuIe /GI' Pm- tection of Childhood, ., appropriation for___________________ 1106 annual contrib1l:t~ auihuiaed for .membenhip m..: __ __ __ __ __ _ _ ~__ 487 American Ugi.on, Army cots, etc.,. to be loaned, fer con- ., vention at at San Antonio, Tex_ 397 at Louisville, ~---_--.;-- 1142 bell of Battleship 'Connecticut" to be delivered to Naval Poet 110 of the__________________________ 1181 loans or gifts to poets of, authorilled, of condemned or obsolete ord- nance_______________________ 773

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 viii INDEX. American Legion, Depo.rlf'IJtJN oj New p .... J~ erection of chapel by, permitted as a memorial to thole whoee Uvea are lost in aviation___ .. ___ __ ___ 1478 American Priming HO'IIMJ/or Uae Blind, appropriation for providing books, etc. by_______________________ !86,1049 deficienoy appropriation for providing books, etc. by________________ 34 American Stamm, appropriation for relief and protection of, in foreign countries, etc___ 68, 1098 for teatimoniaIa lor resouing ship- wrecked, etc.: __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ 69,1100 deficienoy appropriation for reHef and protection of_______________ 48, 1618 American Veuela, appropriation for inveBtigating dis- criminations against}etc_ ___ 585, 1243 American., TwmtrHhinl fIIemcItioftal COf&(/ru.o/ three delegates to be appointed to_ ___ __ 723 A1II8TiccJni1ClliDft Wor", P1Iblic School8, D. C.t appropriation for exp8naee Instructing foreilrners of all apL_______ 661,1277 A_S",", n., D. C., applOp!iatioD forlP'aCiing, Fiftieth BtreeUoDiviafonAvenue______ 655 AmmufttAma, Ann" appropriation for manufacture, etc., for IID&ll arms, etc_______________ 342 .for preserving, eto__ __ ____________ 342 formountaln, etc., O&mlOD_________ 343 for mountain, etc., artillery practice_ 343 for military lI&Iutea, etc___________ 1365 defioiency appropriation for _________ 43, 936 for atorase facil1ities ____________ 928, 1665 AmmuniUoft, Army Gnd NGfJ1h joint board of Army and Navy offloel'll to advfae on storage, etc., of, 8upplies______________________ 928 A""'~ Navg, appropriation for procuring, etc__ __ 630, 1458 for smobleu powder___________ 631,1459 deficienoy appropriation for improving lightning protection, at certain ammunition depots___________ 908 Ammullitima ~ joint Army and Navy boaM to survey location of, hi dangerous prox- imity to populous communities, etc__________________________ 35 report to Congress of results, reoom- mendations,etc_______________ 35 appropriations available for expenaea.. 35 Aramll1Mtion 810rGge F~, NGtJf/, appropriation for providing, at Various depots_______________________ 1464 Amoy, ChinG, deficiency appropriation lor consular bufJdiT.' etc.; reappropriation_ 28 A""terdam, N. ., appropriation for publio building___ 177, 1041 AftGCOatio PQ1I'k, D. C., • appro~ion for reeIaimlng Anacostia !'::or':~___!~_:~lofi8, 1295 A_coatia Riller Grad Flats, D. C., appropriation for reclaiming, etc., for development of Aliacoetia Park_____________________ 678, 1295 AnacoBtia River Bridge. D. C., Pap, appropriation for operating ezpense8_ _ _ 657 for reconstruction, etc___________ __ 1274 Anadarko, OklG., deficiency appropriation for Riverside Indian School, boys' dormitory_ boys' dormitory authorized at River- side Indian School near_______ _ Anclaorage. Altuka, issue 01 bonds by, authorized for ad- ditionalsohool building _______ _ special election to determine; interest, eto.; payment, eto ____________ _ proceeds to be used for no other pur- pose; sale of bonds___________ _ 901 401 376 876 877 Ancon HOIpitGl, PGftGmG Conal ZMle, name of, changed to Gorgas HospitaL __ 86S right&, etc•• not affected by chailge._ 366 Ander8M1, Clifford L., time uteuded for bridging Delaware River at Burlington, N. J ., by Joeepb R. Cheesman and_______ 243 Ander8M1, Ind., appropriation tor public building______ 1041 deficiency appropriation for remodel- ing, etc., public building______. :. 918 Ander8M1, General Robert erection of i!agstafI, ;te., permitted at Fort Sumter, S. C ., in commem- oration of defeIlfle thereof by__ 499 Ander8M111iU. National Cemetery, acceptance authorized of bronze tablets to be placed In_______________ 1447 Andre, NeZ.MI, sum authorized to pay mother of, killed . In HaitL____________________ 1477 Andrue, Joma A., name p1a.oed on yellow fever honor roll, and presented gold medal______ 1409 to reCeive 1123 monthly _____________ 1410 Angele.t Natitmal Form, ColiJ., approp!iationforimprovements, etc_ 355, 1205 An.mal Huabondry, appropriation for feeding and breeding investigations in___________ 546, 1197 Animal 1nd~trv. Bureau, Deparlmenl 0/ Agricultw'IJ, appropriation for salaries and ex- for C':oiBureaii;-Md-~ffice-a~ 1195 field personnel_____________ 545, 1196 for inspection and quarantine work _____________________ ~ 1196 for investigating tuberculosis and paratuberculosis of animals__ 546, 1196 Indemnities for anim.aJs de- ~yed ___________ ~ __ _ __ _ 546, 1196 for eradicating southern cattle tioks; demonstration work________ 546, 1197 Hmitation on expenditures____ 546, 1197 for animal husbandry experi- ments____________________ 546, 1197 reeding, breedillg, etc_________ 646,1197 poultry feeding and breeding__ 647,1197 sheep experimentatation, Idaho_ 547,1197 for ariimal diseases investigations; Betheada, Md., station_____ M7,1197 contagious abortion of a.nimaIs_ 547, 1197 .for eradIcating hog cholera, etc__ 547, 1197 regulating trade in animal viruses, etc_______________________ 547, 1197 method of prevention, etc __ ~ __ 547,1197

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 INDEX. ix Animal Ind~1I BureGu, D,partment oj Paae. Agrlculture-Continued. appropriation for eradication of dou- rine __________ .. ____ _____ __ 547,1198 for executing Packers and Stockyards Act ______________________ 547, 1198 for meat inapection~ additional_ _ 148, 1198 horae meat__________________ 548, 1198 food. etc., inIpeeUona for other Federal branches at their ex- pense_____________________ M8, 1198 for emergency use, eradicating foot and mouth, etc., dieeases____ 548, 1198 uae of unexpended balances______ 1198 eradicating European fowl pest, etc__________________________ 1199 deficiency appropriation for inapection and quarantine work__________ 12 for general expensetl ______ 44,.a, 933,1616 for Fort Keogh, Mont., water service, etc__________________________ 894 for salaries, 1929________ ___ ______ 1677 provisions for preventing, etc., con- tagious diseues of livestock, extended to live poultry_______ 59 Animaz., (Ilee alao Cattle), appropriation for arresting, etc., con- tagious disea8ee of _________ 545,1196 for inspection, etc., of imported_ _ 545, 1196 for mallein testing ot. ____ ____ __ 5 45,1196 for tuberoulin testing 0'-- _______ 546, 1198 lor eradicati~ foot and mouth, etc., diseases of ________________ 548, 1198 Ann Arbor Railroad Companr, quitclaim to, of tract of lightho\l8tj reservation at Frankfort, Mich_ 1025 deed of tract from Company to be given m exchange_____________ 1025 AnnapoliS, Md. (,u Naval Academy). Antietam BGUlB FUld, Md., appropriation for preservation of monu- ments, etc.; superintendent_ 354, 1375 Anti~m, etc., Animal, appropriation for investigating, etc_ 547, 1197 for tegulating sale, etc., of_______ 547, 1197 A ntitruM Ace, 1914, interlockin~ directorates restriction ex- ceptlOn _____________________ 253 private bankers, officers of member banks, etc., permitted to serve in not more than two other F:!i~e:aE;BTarmstroBot (talk)iliO t;'ti;0; 253 revoke permits_______________ 253 mutual aavmgs banka, joint stock land banks, etc ______________ 1536 A ntitrmt lAWIl, appropriation for expenses enforcing_ 78, 1109 Apache, etc., Agmll1l, 0""'., appropriation for support, etc., of. Indiana at________________ 223, 1584 Apache, etc., Indiam, Okla., appropriation fol' support, etc ____ 207, 1569 . for payment to, from oil royalties trustfund________________ 207,1569 deficiency approp'riation for payment to, from oil royalties trust fund_ 1642 Apache Indiana, An.. report of Federal Power Commission as to c~mpenaation to, by rea- BOn of electric power at OoOlidge Dam __ . ___________________ 211 Appeala, United Stat& Courts, relief heretofore by writ of error ob- tainable by ____________ ._ _ __ __ 54 Appeals, United States Coun. - Continued. Paae. procedure; notice to be f4ed--~ 64 no petition of appeal, etc.,.required_ &4 review of judgments of S~te couril of last resort, to be in same form ufor writaofenor- __ _ _ ~_ __ __ 54 statutes regulaiiq. fiPt to writ of error, etc., made applicable to, su1»titutecl tlleJ'8for __________ 466 A ppletott, WiI., deficiency appropriation f« acquiring Eite and construction of buDding at___________________________ 1656 Appointmmlll DiMon, TreatUf'tl Depari- tMnl, appropriation for chief of, and office personnel _________________ 167, 1032 Appraiser', Stores Building, 1f'ew York City, deficient00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC)TarmstroBot (talk)-~ TarmstroBot (talk) __TarmstroBot (talk) 00:55, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 915 A ppropriationll, . appropriation for pre~etatement . of, for firat eesaio~, $eventieth COn~-~.~- 625 for preparing; 8ta~,,~nt: ·ot, 'second &e8Bion, Beven~ieth CoI)gfeae. _ _ 1395 Firat Deficiency Act, ~"1928__ 2 Second Deficiency Act, . . ;fear '1928_ 88lJ Firat Deficiency Act, fiscal y.l929 _ 1607 Second Deficien.cy Act, ftec!al ;year . 1929 ________________ ~_______ 1623 for Departme.nt of State___ .:.: __ .: . __ _ 64. 1095 Foreign Service____________ . : __ .; _ 8&; 1096 for Department of Justice...: _____ __ :. 77, 1107 United States courts_, . __ __ __ _ __ _ 79,1109 for Department of COmmerce ______ ~ 1114 for DePartment of Labor _________ 105; 1133 for Treaa!1ry Department__ :- _ __ _ _ _ 162, 1028 for Post OfIice~ment~--- 186,1049 for Interior De ment.; __ _,__ -:~_._ 200, 11562 for War Dep ment _________ ~ __ _ 826,1349 Army ________________ ~_..: _ __ ~_ 828, 1331 for Leglalative Braneh of the Govam- for De=!ieDtOi---\;~:=:::U~ :~ for Distrtet OfCol~:.''::'_L ____ 64.5, 1262 for Independent O1ftoes :Act~ 1929 _B'18, '1230 for Navy and Navy ~ment__ ,;, 624, 14&2 for eme1!encyeradicatiOn of pfuk boWo~ , worm of eotton '~. weriem Texas, etc___ .. __ _'.::,!.:L:.:_<~_~ 247 for attendance of Marine Band a1i Con- . federate Vete~:· Rellnion, Little Rock, ArkJ.,,:_.:~L:',-_~,;~_ 483 for aiding Grand A'lt.rrj! Of, ~e Re- pubHo in ~'D&r8et'ricea~ at ArHngton Ce_eteIT, ~te_ ___ 494 for annual expenaee AIil8rlcail...ItOUP of the InterparUUlen"tin' UniOn_ _ 976 for paying allowed cI.aimI """bay ~W- era in Bruoria, ete.. CO,uiitle8, Texaa_______·__ ".:._~_~ __ ,;,_____ 1160 for damageedue to'ArmyairPlane ae- cident at LabginJ.lleld,""\Y. Va__ 1434 for half ooet of, brtdle ~. CheI'I'Y Creek, on Cheyenne IUWIf 'ReS- ervation, S. Dak____ ~,,________ 1488 • Moreau River, on· Cbey~ River Reservation, 8.·B.JL:.._ .. ~_____ 1487 authorized for acquiring lands· in .Dils- triet of Columbflll, '. i!ites for accommodating executive de- partments, etc_________ '- __, ,_ _ _ 52

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 Appro~ontlnued. authorileci for enrployment of county , . e :rtenslon agents, etc., for reb&- '~t&~'rarm l&nds,deV8ltated , byfk;0d8 of 1927___ .:.',, ________ _ rative exped!lnentl·· a\" EIouth CSrlin& . ~'Jhperi JDet1t 8tJIiU~!'~ _ .. ';' __ ';': __ Mexican water botiD\f&rY,iI4ditiotIaL additio~ buUdingsiif?anta ~o~ca; 0aIIf•• 8cIIdler8' 0IIMr.;. __·__ __ _ _ · ,.coDlltl'ucCiOJki:·at'dealguted military j, posts,ek_• ___ • _____________ _ pariiclipatil\S .in. lntep!aUonal Dairy · COngress, in Great Britain ____ _ UDupeDded. bailaIicee due' Wisconsin . Pottawatomie IndianS________ _ tabklt jn mmlorial tosoldien killed at battle '01 PerrYville, Ky ___ _ panicipatina;' iJ), .• ~uicentennial oelebration or disoovery of Hawaiian ISlands____________ _ est!'00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC) paJibut exjlenaeii incident to. recovery ~ olbodiee;cfTarmstroBot (talk)' soldiers, and ~.m1. ..ee..i'. . ,emPI~.:::- . e quippb l."iIi ..C)~ b.uU ~- ~ilwt 8erVicee of women .... p~\C~J~d~W:rdttioDk;FOrl ,. nmouth Military Reaerva- · ., '..,Uon,·N.J____.._~_____ - __;.____ .,eSppnae8 of dispOsition of :remains of
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 Appropriationa-CoDti.nued. authorbed for repairin& roads, Fort Baker Reeeivation, c.Jif_____ _ rent, etc., of p8t office buDding, Philippi, W. Va______________ _ codifying, etc., Canal Zone laws ___ _ adding la.nda to Absaroka and Ga.11&- tin National Forests and Yellow- stone National Park__________ _ expenses allotting lands to unallotted children, Shoshone Reiervation, Wyo _______________________ _ boUDdary fence Papago Indian Rea- ervation, Ariz _______________ _ land near Wmnemucca, Nev., for an Indian colony ____. ____ ___ ___ _ moving cabins of Indians, etc., to the locality__________________ _ expenses enforcing Act for standard fruit and vegetable containers__ payment of 10ll8e8 due to nonproduc- tion of cotton in noncotton zones established by States for eradication, etc., of pink boll- worm of cotton______________ _ provisions of Merchant Marine Act, 1928 _______________________ _ further development of cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics _________ _ expenses of erecting and dedicating monumental urn, the gift of Cuba, in Washinlrf;on, D. C __ _ _ additional hospital, dOmiciliary and out-patient dispensarz facilities for mentally afflicted World War veterans in Veterans' Bureau hospi~____________________ _ hcav,}" seagoi~ Air Corps retriever for France Field, Canal ZOne. ____ _ two motor mine yawls, Anny_____ _ two Army L boats_______________ _ tablet at HUtz, Pa., burial place of American soldiers wounded at Revolutionary War Battle of Brandy~ne_________ .~ ____ ~ __ tablet to mark site of BaUle of Kettle Creek, Ga.,in RevolutioDary War_ tablet at Clinton, N. C ., the birthplace of former Vice President, William consl:::::,:fI:fMooo'rVer;,-;;-if-;; morial Highway, 192&-1931 ___ _ contribution to Twenty-thlrd inter- national ConifeBS of American- ~ts _________________________ _ memorial at Vincennes, Ind., com- memorating ~nning of Old Northwest, and RevolutiOnary War achievements of George Rogers Cark_________________ . expenses of methods of eradicatioD and control of European oom borer_______________________ _ survey of Gila River, etc., for irriga- tion in New Mexico and Arizona. construction of buildings, etc., at designated Army posts, etc___ _ rural post roads 1930, 10iL _______ _ roads and trails in national forests, 1930, 1931. ________________ ~_ additional subSCription to stock of Island Waterways Corporation_ LlIDEX. 590 591 596 603 617 617 618 618 687 688 697 711 713 715 717 717 718 718 718 719 722 723 724 734 739 748 750 750 978 Ailpropriationa-Co!ItiDued. authorized for dairy and livestock ex- TarmstroBot (talk) 00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)_tTarmstroBot (talk)_TarmstroBot (talk) 00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)sTarmstroBot (talk) 00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC) pre~ etc.J.. Code of Laws of Districtof \.iolumbia, additionaL site and erection of memorial muse- um to General Anthony Wayne, at Fort Defiance, Obio________ _ expenses of Intema~ Aeronau- tical Conference OIl Civil Aero- nautics. _____ • __ __ _ J ____ __ • ___ payin~ part of &SSeBSJ;nent for widen- ing, etc., street abutting Fort Thomas, Ky ________________ _ participating in Conference for satetyof Life at Sea_________ _ purchase of land for U88 of Camp Clark, Mo ___________________ _ contribution to Presidents' Plaza in Nash rille, Tenn _____________ _ aid, etc., of Howard University, D•.C ., annually______________ _ p~, etc., by ~upreme Court Build- lDg COmDWIBlon _____________ _ Colorado River Dam fund________ _ administrative expewses of Porto Rican Hurricane Relief Com- mission _________ ~ ___ __ __ __ • __ loans to individual agriculturists in the Island____________ .. __ _ _ rebuilding, etc." rural achool- ho\l8e4l, roads, etc ______ .. ___ _ . ;_ buyinl.and diatributiI18 aeeds. and aeec.uinp ill the deYllfiated.are&_ completing new MWfAry Academy cadet meea hall, etc_..;o;_- ' ____ _ _ site of new House of Repreeent.A;ives Offtoe Buildlll8-r.,......-.:. ... .; __ "'_ construction of buUdilli, etc• ..; __ _ purchase of additional- l&IId a.~ Camp Bullis. Tex... ____ .. _.. __ M ___ __ _ _ telephone line ~ W...m Navajo Indian Reservation, Ariz _'-. __ _ maintaining order, etc~, for Iua~ tion of the President, 1ITarmstroBot (talk)_. __ publio comfort statiolUl. __ • M __ ~ __ further development of voaational education___________ '.. ____ ___ _ Federal Board of Vocational Edu- cation_~ ___________ .'__ ~ __ • __ _ expeDIJeB of Marine Band ,at Con. . federate VeteraDa~ Beunion, Charlotte, N.C ___ .. 4 ... ______ _ payin& drainage ....mlenta on: re- stricted [ndian. allotments in Little Riverdrainac&. district, Oklahoma__ • ____"' __ .. ~.. __ Abraham Lincoln, Natioilal Park or Reservation, Ky___ ._.~,.: _ __ _ • __ constructing, etc.J _ 'CQ""to,· Guard Academy, at !'lew London, Conn_ annual contribution to ,klternational ~iety for. Exp10riq .betio .Re- gions by Airship ____ . . ; _____ ___ _ all expenses annually· \lbder Migra- tory Bird Conservation Aot, 1929 _______________________ _ expenses of Migratory Bird COMer- vation COmmission ___________ _ half the cost of brid~e acl'088 San Jacinto River, near Soboda In- dian Reservatlon ____________ _ 981 1008 1009 lOll 1015 1016 1018 1020 1021 1067 1058 1068 1069 1069 · 1069 1071 1071 1071 1073 1080 1146 114'{ . 1151 1151 1151 1155 1162 1189 1222 1224 1225 1229

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 Appropriation--<JpD'tinu-ed. authorized fat coD8truotion, etc' iof hospital at Dayton, Ohio, Va un- teer Soldiers' Bome__________ _ reeearchee to determine ,improved methode of' 'reCOvering ,potash from various potuh-bearing de-: podta_~ ____________ ________ _ exp8DBe11 relating to oeaaion of eaatern 8amc:Jan Ildandls _____________ _ sites; etc., to 'commemorate battles of Brioes Croes RoaciI, and Tupelo, M___;_, _______ ~ ___________ _ Om~1'8' 'quartetlt at Military Acad- emy _______________________ _ vocational rehabilltation of diaabled reeidents, of the District of, Oo1umbf.,:_,;,.;. __ ~ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ Mount :Q,uBhmore NatioDal Me- morlaJ. ~t io n ______ _____ _ tracts of land on Atlantio leaboard foi' proper defenae of the Coast_ C&IlJlon powder blending ,unit at PicatillDY~al, N. J ______ _ Govemmentroad, Roseville, Ga., to, Chickamauga, etc., P8I't______ _ furnilhingi seed, feed, aDd fertiliser to storm imd1l00d areaa of desig- nated .outheaatern SOuthem , .. _.:..'--;.- tablet in memory ofNaacy Hart, in ',Hart County, Ga____________ _ hospital &DD8X, Marion" Ind., Branch, Voluntleer SOldtet'lf Home_____ . :. Genaral SapPlyOo'lbmi"-& ware- hOuse'eite;lbufldi!ls, etc. ______ _ impr(»'em8Jlts ; aat <>reson Caves, ~;,'-eto• .i.t~--- __ .. __ _ _ -- -- -- -, municipal- cell". Diatriot of Co- lumbl&_~ ~ '"' ._____ .. _.. _______ _ c~8,~lbrIAting, etc., omcla1 pa- , __ ~Of-tbe T8rritoriel________ _ chB.dreDy • ,tube:NOloala' eana.torium, D. C.~i.. _;. ..:.. _______________ _ barraeb .. Fed Wadinrortb, N. Y_ three -Ile&- .y . . ..oiDg Air Corpe re- trieven. __ .: _____ ______ ___ ,__ _ pa~e~Je!!..~:-TarmstroBot (talk) 00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)!..TarmstroBot (talk) mark. eto.;to'eoD1lDelllorate Battle of~y, Md ___________ _ pa:vbiit BaIU':fOr kflliD« Of Andre - =.aDd,.woundiDf.!!::,nua, and Regina ,'by , 'MIIi... ,Corpe .DHsted maD fu Haiti;...,.;. _'.' __ '_ .:. _____________ _ site 'and co.tnctiOD of wholeale farmen' pl'oduce mark~ D. C_ OOII8tnuI'tinS" 'btidae acroiIB South Branch of the"'MIIIIIIIIlPlei River, at ROck IIla4 Arlenal, Dl ____ _ esp8IJI8iI.ot ,"~ c!ounoil ~ Crow Indiau'flt>m tribal fundl _____ _ ~ ''Di'eDaiIDa patent speoiftca- tiona,- ,etc., lor Loa Anseles, - (Wlf~Ollbrary _________ _ ~eteriea~U:~ ::~o~ en and widoWII of American forces who died during the World W8I'and me buried therein___ _ expensee of iauing certificates of cltiaeDahip, etc______________ _ additional lands adjoining Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway, I>. CJ _______________________ _ INDEX. 1'....., 1248 1248 1253 1254 1258 1260 1300 1305 1305 1305 1307 1308 1308 1343 1407 1409 1413 1425 1425 1425 1433 1444 1477· 1487 1492 1496 1497 1509 1516 1523 Appropriationa-Continlled. authorized for Diltriot of Columbia city refuse incinerators sites, etc_________________________ 1550 award to Loyal Shawnee Indiana for warl~ ___________________ 1550 medals of pollce and fire departments to be awarded annually for con- spicuous serviee, etc_ _________ 1557 erecting monument commemorating battle of CowpeDl"t S. C_ _ _ _ ___ 1558 enlarging the Capitol vroundl______ '_696 cooperation of Secretary of State with Pan American Union for surveys, etc., for propoaed Inter- Amencan Highways___________ 1698 National Memorfal Commission for erecting building in the District 88 a tribute to the achievements of the Negro in Amerieaj condi- tion ____ .' _ ____ __ ___ __________ 1700 balances of design3ted, Indian Service, covered in ________________ 215,1576 Arapalloe and CAeyt:nM IndiaM, Wyo., time extended (or filing separate sUits by, in Court of ~________ 380 Arapahoe Indiam, Okla., Cheyenne and, appropriation for IlUpport, etc_ _______ 223 AraPaMe lndiam, Mont., l¥orlhem Chey- enne and, appropriation for IUppcrt, etc.. __ _ _ 2 22,1583 deficiency appropriation for '1Upport, etc______ " __ _ _ _ __ . ___ ___ ___ 47,1617 Arapahoe Indiana, Wyo., SiwBIwns and, per caf~t f::TarmstroBot (talk)_~:_!_TarmstroBot (talk) 00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 467 Arat, Ky., time extended for bridging Cumberland· Bjver, at____________________ 1527 Arbitration Boarth, . appropriation for, under Board of MOOi-, ation_____________________ 575,1232 for emergency boards__________ 575,1232 Arbitration, Ctm/crmce 01 Conciliation and, American RePublicS inTited to attend, at WaahiDgton_______________ 487 Arbitration, I~ional Bureau ol'P",.- manen& CtNrt 01, appropriation for annual contribution_ 71, 1102 Arbitration, InUf'parZiament4ry Union lor PromoUng Im-ational a~ropriation for annual contribution_71, 1102 d ciet'Jb00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)o_00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)TarmstroBot (talk) 1652 Arboretum, National (BU National Arbor- etum). Arch",.. Creek, S. C., deficiency apj)l"opriation for bridlring, Parris Island Marine barracks_ _ 25 Architect o[ the Capitol, appropnation for, chief olerk, engineer, etc_______________________ 525, 1395 for elevator conductors, Capitol, Sen- ate and House Office Buil- dings ____________________ 525, 1395 forworkattheCapitol,repafr&l etc_525, 1395 for Senate wing reconstruction____ 525 for £:,cbase of painting "Peace" ___ 526 for iTo=00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC)00:56, 25 September 2010 (UTC):·:_~ 526 travel allo~ces_______________ 526 for ventilation of Senate Chamber__ 1395 for care, etc., of groun~!!t Capitol, Senate, and House VIDce Build- ings______________________ 526, 1395

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