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 SIXTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. Cns. 70, 71. 1919. 1203 as may be authorized, respectively, by the Secretary of War or the Secretary of the Navy, and may wear such uniform clothing after. -such discharge: Provided, That the uniform above referred to shall §{g°§,°?°c}m mm, include some distinctive mark or insignia to be prescribed, respec- ‘°*’· .· tively, by the Secretary of War or the Secretary of the Navy, such ma.r·k or insignia to be issued, respectively, by the War Department or N avy Department to all enlisted personnel so discharged. The ,,;,Yd‘L‘{f° °“"° "" word ‘ Navy" shall include the officers and enlisted personnel of the Coast Guard who have served with the Navy during the present war- A A llcable to dis- Sec. 2. That the provisions of this Act shall apply to all persons g=;¤;l¤g¤ =*¤¤¤ ANU °· who served in the United States Army Na, or Marine Corpls ' during the present war honorably  since Aplril sixt , nineteen hundred and seventeen. And in cases where suc clothing Fglwegy **;&{=g·j,_** and imiforms have been restored to the Government on their discharge the same or similar clothing and uniform in kind and value as_ near as may be shall be returned and given to such soldims, sailors, and marines. _ _ ‘ Tmd mwsm an Sec. 3. That section one hundred and ·twen‘t§-six of the Act snug., entitled "An Act for making further and more ectual provision Q_'°" •’*°"·°"‘“°' for the national defense, and for other purposes," apgroved Julie third, nineteen hundred and sixteen, be amended to rea as follows: An to _¤_ "Smo. 126. That an enlisted man honorabg discharged from the/uma mm of amy, Arm, Navy or Marine Corps since Novem er eleventh, nineteen “‘° ““"“‘° hundlred and eighteen or who may hereafter be honorably discharged, shall receive five cents per mile from the place of his discharge to his actual bona fide home or residence, or original muster into the service, at his option: Provided, That for sea. travel on dis-  charge, transportation and subsistence only shall be furnished to mm enlisted men: Promkled, That naval reservists duly enrolled who ;°,,..ai·mm'”.ce°'v".°°,$I have been honorably released from active service since November *°° ‘”°‘“‘?°"· eleventh nineteen hundred and eighteen, or who ma hereafter be honorably released from active service, shall be entitled likewise to receive mileage as a.foresaid." can 1. _Sec. 4. 'l‘hat all Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with the pro- winmx " "` visions of this Act are hereby repealed. Approved, February 28, 1919. crur. ·z1.·A¤ Act rt m1a¤zmmck.ma.t¤ svn tmcaeanumuomd "°"'“"_&,?T “"°· lands on the Flathead lndiaii Reservation, Montanagp esa Be it enacted by the Senate and House Representatives of the United _ States of America. in Oonfress aasmnbledjllhat; the Act of April twenty. ,,,{'.`,['{§§\1*“‘}g,‘},‘{{°” Rs third, nineteen hundre and four (Thirtgglthird Statutes at Large ,,,‘,‘f·,_5g Q;°§{°§g";,';§ page three hundred and two), entitled “Act for the survey and Mhopgé mmm allotment of lands now embraced within the limits of the Flathead ed, ‘ ’p‘ ’ ° Indian Reservation, in the State of Montana," and all amendments thereto, be amended by adding thereto the following section: Lands Mmm, 0,, "Sec. 26. That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he hereby is, streaergsf inéwgg ¤¤t¤;— authorized and directed to designate as valuable for stock-watering  °” " ` pnurposes such of the unallotted and unreserved lands of the Flathea 3,_ gm? P- “°* V°L dian Reservation, which border on streams, as may be subject to settlement and disposal under sections nine and thirteen of this Act. Lands so designated shall be dis sed of under the terms of this Act, subject to the condition, whicgoshall be expressed in all patents issued for lands so d ated, that existing trails crossing said land shall be kept open to lie extent necessarv to provide access for live stock to streams acent to said lands. The Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to perform all acts necessary to the enforcement of this condition." Approved, February 28, 1919.