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 626 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ons. 205, 206. 1920. ground_located in the southwest quarter of section twenty-eight, Rmmblo mss of township two north, range twelve west, containing one acre. _ g?;£is 0:, mime 2.m'1:1ha; thetgecreitary of Walrlb? and h<€hisiier]e;byifiiuiil1<§1%med · an ec en r m o arevoca e easewi e 1 oc one and Construction Company; a corporation as aforesaid, gn the following—described portion of the military reservation of Fort Logan H. D _ t_ Roots, near the city of Little Rock, State of Arkansas, to wit: °s°”p ‘°°‘ From cut-stone monument in boundary line of military reservation of Fort Logan H. Roots, approximately one hundred and fifty feet southeast of brick pumpin station, run north thirty-seven degrees fifty-two minutes west six hundred and twenty-four feet from point of beginning; thence south fifty-four degrees thirty minutes west alpprommately two hundred and forty feet to bank of Arkansas River; t ence in a northwesterly direction, followinérulp the left bank of river, approidmately one thousand three hun e feet to boundary line of a two-acre tract purchased from the United States, by the V°‘·3"·P-3‘°· Big Rock Stone and Construction Company, approved by Act of Congress August 14, 1912; thence nort fifty- our degrees thirty minutes east along boundarylline of said two-acre tract to the southeast corner of said tract; thence south thirty-three degrees thirty- four minutes east alongside of bluff one thousand three hundred feet to point of b, same_being a strip of ground lying along the east gmk of Ar as River m the southwest quarter of section twenty- eight, township two north, range twelve west, containing seven and Bm- gweirilty-?>61e-l;)undredths acres, at a rental value to be determined y e ar epartment. m°°t‘ Sec. 3. That this Act shaH take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval. Approved, May 26, 1920. Ma ze mo.  $26.jAn Algligvesgllmend section 91 of an Ac1ii¢;ititle;l;‘AnuAct to supplement , • . G 11 p·..i ecabe“g“““i5,ti»i4, amused a.‘§°i5{”i’5i%‘?° ’°"` °'° °""”"°°°"" “‘* Be it enacted by the Senate and House o Re eaentetives o the United wi¤?g.?§cm¤¤‘§°t'ai?i$2 93f‘ ti·:gL°Oongroiss asaemblili, 'lqsit section of ofualn ‘{?0,_g,8, _,,,,,_ en 1 _ ‘ c supp ement exis laws a ainst a °(y¤¤.3¤.p?¤2¤.¤¤¤¤¤<¤- restraints and monopohei and for othe1i1g§1rposes," ipproved Octo- ` ber 15, 1914, as amends by the Act of May 15, 1916, be further amended by mserting m the proviso at the end of the second clause of said section after the word "prohibit" the words "any private Fade", mgm, bapker or, so that the proviso as amended shall read: _ _ lggkkzk and pnvvw _ And grrcmdcd further, That nothing in this Act shall prohibit any ornytés, sec., may private anker or any officer, director, or employee of any member 'Q';;gggB§°g&'g§;fg}‘:” ank or glass A d11£ec;o1éhofl£ae(§i‘edaeirzi{l reservegbw, wlgohshall first rocure e consen o e er eserve 0, w 'c board is liereby authorized, at its discretion, to grant, withhold, or revoke such consent, from being an omcer, director, or employee of not more than two_other banks, banking associations, or trust companies, Coudmw whether orgamzed under the laws of the United States or any State, ‘ if such other bank,  association, or trust company is not in Consent of Hmm] substantial competition wit such banker or member bank. B,,,,,,,,., 3,,,,,,, "The consent of the _Federal Reserve Board ma be procured before the person zpplying therefor has been elected, as a class A gmtgr of a Feder reserve bank or as a director of any member Approved, May 26, 1920. ·