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 SIXTY—EIGHTH CONGRESS. Ssss. I. Cris. 200-292. 1924. 177 restriction against alienation on homestead lands allotted to mem- t.AH°¤g*°;B¤tf¤¤¢ri¤· bers of the Kansas or Kaw Tribe of Indians in Oklahoma, under the ciiiiliiiiuued i)0iu;i]—§uii°£ provisions of the agreement with said tribe of Indians as ratified and °"`$‘§}Y32?',‘§?'§g6_ confirmed bly the Act of Congress of July 1, 1902 (Thirty-second Statutes at arge, page 636), be, and is hereby, extended for a period of twenty years from January 1, 1928: Provided, That the extension {maxim t authorized by this Act shall not affect the homestead allotment of pae¤rs¤¤naaei:eiim` any member of the Kaw Tribe who has been or may be declared to be competent by the Secretary of the Interior, after proper inquiry and investigation of conditions in such manner as he may deem Ou em mductm necessary: Provided further, That the production of oil and gas and mania tiki.; stm. other minerals on such restricted lands may be taxed by the State of Oklahoma in all respects the same as production on unrestricted lands, and the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to cause to be paid the tax so assessed against the royalty interests of the respective Indian owners in such production from the royalties or from any other individual Indian fnmds held under his supervision belonging to the Indian owner of the land: Provided, p,1.;I,§’.,,tl,i°°;,;°{‘§;’d,',?,',§ however, That such tax shall not become a lien or charge of any °‘"‘°'· kind or character against the land or other property of the Indian owner. . Sec. 2. That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, ,,,§,§§’,,g' f,‘§*§g‘;,f,,§§g authorized, when it would be for the best interests of a restricted ¤fS<><=r¤¢w· Kaw Indian, to permit the sale of his homestead allotment under such rules and regulations as he may prescribe and upon such terms as he may approve. . Approved, May 27, 1924. Ma 27, 1924. CHAP. 201.-An Act To change the name of Jewett Street west of Wis- cousin Avenue to Cathedral Avenue. [P'“"‘°· N°·“°·] Be it enacted b the Senate and House of Re esentatives of the i United States of!/America in Gon res.: aseembgd, That the name ii»l$°5i€ii:•Si?:£»`iI¤lieii of the street now known as J ewett·Street west of Wisconsin Avenue ‘° °°“‘°""" ’“"°"“°· be, and the same is hereby, changed to Cathedral Avenue, and the surveyor of the District of Columbia is hereby directed to enter such change on the records of his office. _ Approved, May 27, 1924. CHAP. 202.—~An Act To regulate the practice of optcmetry in the District lgykébglddi of Columbia. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Dimicmwmm United States of America in Congress assemble That the practice opmqieuy. ` of optomet is defined to be the application of, <>pti<>¤1_pr¤¤<>11>1<=S ""‘°“‘°°°’·"°"“""" through teclhnical methods and devices in the examinatmn of the human eye for the purpose of determining) visual defects, and the adaptation of lenses for the aid and relief thereof. _ Pmmm m__m_ Sino. 2. That on and after six months from the passage of this Act out ancensé unnwnu. it shall be unlawful for any person in the District o_ Columbia to engage in the practice of optometry or represents himself to  a practitioner of optometry, or attempt to determine by an exammation of the eyes the kind of eye lasses required by any person, or represents himself to be a licensed o tcmetrist when not so licensed, or to represent himself as capable cfp examining the eyes of any g son for the mpose of fitting lasses, excepting those herema r exempted, unlless he shall have gullilled the requirements and com-