1348 SIXTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. Cris. 124, 125. 1919. Cavalry in the Army, and to place him upon the retired list with the pa of a retired second lieutenant of Cavalry. _ _ _ $$5;;, S· F-- 'l`lll¤¤*¤· That the President is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to_pror°r¤>¤i¤a¤¤ to byiza- mote Colonel S. E. Tillman, retired, Superintendent of the Military §“.,°i{mE;Z§'§l°l’ ”°°"°°’ Academy, to the rank of brigadier general on the retired list of the Army. Howl; The Secreta of War is hereb authorized to allow an corporangewiviiigh, waiting: tion, companyiyor individual to diect on the United Statels Militaigy i“°d‘ Academ reservation. at West Point, New York, a hotel, in accor - ance with plans and specifications to be approved by the Superintendent of the United States Military Academy and to enjoy the revenue therefrom for a period of fifty ears; after which time said hotel shall mic become the property of the lliiited States: Provided, That the title ’ and ownership of said hotel may be accepted by the Secretary of War on the behalf of the United States at any time. That said hotel R°‘“““° *°°°‘ shall be conducted under such regulations including the rates and the charges for accommodations thereat as may be promulgated by the ggperintenplept gg the Unipeélv States Military cademy under the ` ection o the cret o ar. _§<;}i)l·,h{l;,g}p“M,§d°§; That the President hgand he is hereby, authorized to appoint, by we- genera, mum, and with the advice and consent of the Senate, Colonel . Mervin °°°’°"'°d' Mains Ito thhem grade dpi brigagip; general in the United States Army, . an pace on eretire °t. Approved, March 4, 1919. M=¤¢¤4· 1919- cnn. ze.- H A 0 me tu id nt it t ui ri guaran ‘
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