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 738 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Srss. H. Cns. 220-222. 1920. 7¤¤¤2J92°· 220.—J' tRes01tio T end A t nt:it1ed"AnA tmaking ·  £;1I=;£<;x;shf§i·a;'h§1D(i; i1ofAgd)c§umf:ilmg6:m1 year endm; June 30, ¥§£’?· Resolved by the Senate and House o Representatives of the United °{°°tS§i.°€’ ci States By America in Congress assembledf That the provision of the Act 8,, °d°“"°"°* '°P°“" entitl "An Act making appropriations for the Department of Amen-725.r¤¤¤¤1¤<r gnculture for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1921, ’ aplproved y 31, 1920, which reads as follows: "That hereafter eac lot of cotton classified as tenderable in whole or in part on a section 5 contxractiloiffaid Aclilzsifarpeirinlded, shall gggltiobthegiyegshe right lg dalman at one o econtract e `ver int eo ci cotaton standard gradesdof t§1e_UniteddStat3s from the graéles of mi dlmf an- strictgoo mi dling oo nn dling stnctmi dlmg' and mi  and that the seller s iall have the option of deliv ‘ , the other h of said contract from any of the official cotton stanilrialid grades as established in said Act," be, and the same is hereby, repealed. Approved, June 2, 1920. June 2 1920. · l . i . . . · s m°¤i;`;%;a:@!`¢i§§€i?$Z¥sAma“m°?§g‘e?¤$e¥%L&?¥’3?§mZ¥c""""’A. Resolved by the Senate and House 0 Re esentatives 0 the United giiniipic  States of   in 0'ongress a.ssembl;d, 'lihat authoritg be, and is §  ,,Q'm_, {§§"‘* hereby, gven to the Secretary of War, under such rules and regulations as e mx prescribe, to use such Army trans orts as may be available for e transportation of teams, individiuals, and their urpment re resenting the United States in Olympic games and °‘%h. P. . . o er mternational competitions during the present year. Approved, June 2, 1920. J[lf?°]§j t   Act Authorizing the Sioux Tribe of Indians to submit claims [Public, No. 237.] 0 6. sim mm Be it  by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United _c;n¤s 0:, mam States ofAynerz.ca in 0onEss assembled, That all claims of whatsoever },g'{§“C§,°,*;,°°§,§*,Q;{§,*_gj nature which the Sioux be of Indians may have against the United States, which have not heretofore been determined by the Court of Claims, may be submitted to the Court of Claims with the right of appeal `to the _Supreme Court of the United States by either [party, gr zletemgnataon oirtghej amount, if any, due said tnpeégom the mtired a es_un er any_ a es, agreements, or laws o ngrms, or or the misappropriation of any of the funds or lands of said tribe or band or ands thereof, or for the failure of the United States to pay ,u,.,$dm,,,,_ said tnbe any mong or other property due; and jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon e Court o Claims, with the right of either party to appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States, to hear and determine allgegal and equitable claims, if any, of said tribe against _ · the United tates, and to enter judgment thereon. _ statutes of l1mitn- Sec. 2. That if any claim or claims be submitted to said courts “°°°· °‘°·· "“‘“""‘· they shall settle the rights therein, both legal and equitable, of each an  the parties thereto, notwithstanding lapse of time or statutes a s s no e p as an, t 2§}‘“.§i‘E?.§'°2’.§i.ii2?e% "i§°“Z i;"‘*‘i.1..’.l“.,'Zl' h'"° "§.?“£“‘§° “*’°" beaplleaded as an oiiset in such suits or actions, and8:he`¥l.lniteduStIi1t8e§ sh be allowed credit for all sums heretofore `d or expended for hmm the benefit of said tribe or ani band thereof. 'lilihl claim er claims of the tribe or baud or bands thereof may be presented separately or