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 552 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cris. 140,141. 1920. AP'? Mm CHAP. 140.-An Act To amend section 4878 of the Revised Statutes as amended by the Act of March 3, 1897. · . . _ Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Re esentatives of the United “??ti¢°:m;s:%§m4§i§,n8;. States (df Amerqlca in Uemgress assembled, 'lzliat section 4878 of the V$l°z°l>?p.dzs. Revise Statutes, as amended by the Act of March 3, 1897 (chapter
 * 8éI;léw;§nga(y;m1d§h Spaltiute; at Large, page 625), be, and it hereby is,

ea as 0 ow : · Burialsiinextended. "Sec. 4878. All soldiers, sailors, or marines dying in the service of the United States, or dlying rn a destitute condition after having been honorably discharge from the service, or who served, or hereafter shall have served, during any war in which the United States has been, or may hereafter be, en¤·aged,_and, with the consent of the catimmsewaxsgwim Secretary of War, any citizen of the United States who served in the ?u;‘f,§d§,'_ w°'l W" Army or New of any government_at war with Germany or Austria giirmglgie disglld Warhan<§_ who died wlh1leb1n_si(.;ch service or aftej . _ onora e argc there rom may e une m an nation Authority mqmmd cemetery free of cost. The production of the honorable discharge of a deceased man m the former case, and a duly executed permit of Mmyumw the Secretary of War in the latter case, shall be suHicient_ authority for the superintendent of any cemetery to permit the interment. Army muses honorably discharged from their service as such may be buried in any national cemetery, and, if in a destitute condition, léiéedlpf cost. The Secretaryloid War is lpiithoglized to issue certificates ose A y nurses enti e to suc uri .’ Approved, April 15, 1920. A H5, mm _ CHAP. 141.-A.n Act To authorize the Secre of the Interior to issue patent E · mln · 1t1;;d;e0spEplieft)<;.1;§bp1pginp;·ryko{’Hm0n, in the State of chigan, for a certaimdescribed Public mm Be it enacted    Senate and House ofRef1‘;resentatives of the United P,,,,,,, ,0 ·H,,,,,,, States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretar of the . . . Y C°¤¤¤Y· M¤¤h· lnterior be, and he IS hereby, authorized and directed to issue patent D _ M G in fee simple to the county of Huron, in the State of Michigan, for ,,,.,c§S°“*’ °“ “‘ the following tract of land, to wit: Lots one and two, section seventeen, and the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section PWM twenty, township eighteen north, range eleven east, in Michilgan, M,,,,,,,,,‘ ,,,,1,,, N,. upon the payment_o $1.25 per acre: romded, That there sha be w’·’·¤d· reserved to the United States all oil, coal, or other mineral deposits Valid rights not ,m_ found in the land, and the right to prospect for, mine, and remove the paired. same: And  further, That this grant shall be subject to all prior, valid ex1st1ng rights under the land laws of the United States, and that 1f the grantee shall fail to use the land_for public-park C0mm,_m_ purposes or shall devote the same to other uses the title thereto shall revert to the United States: And promded furtlter, That said grantee shall, within two years from the approval of this Act, file its a plication and make entry and use of the land under this Act, {Ihr the purposes herein specified, and the grant herein is made upon the express condition that, withm thirtli days of the receipt of any request therefor from the Secretary of e Interior, the county clerk shall submit to the said Secretary of the Interior a report as to the use made of the land herein granted the county, during the preceding Fmmum for my period named in such_ redliliest, showing) compliance with the terms mmpmnagea. and conditions stated ui t s Act, and t atm the event of his iajlum to so report, or in the event of a showing in such report to the Secretary of the Interior that the terms o the rprant have not been complied with, the grant shall be held to be fo cited, and the Attorney General of the Ln1ted_States shall institute suit in the proper court for the recovery of said lands. Approved, April 15, 1920.