234 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. CHS. 24-26. 1919. of Washington, for an area of equal value to be chosen and agreed upon out of lands heretofore granted to said State by said Act of Congress for the support of common schools, whether heretofore or _ hereafter formally selected or patented under the_ laws of the United R“'·“°'·*°'”· °”°· States. hLa1;1ds sg sicaqudiged by the gfagne ofhWashingt0p1fo§ the ppmmon sc oo an n so acquir or the use 0 the_ tate n1- versity shallibe subject to the same restrictions and conditions as to sale and disposal as were imposed up)on the lands originally éranted b the Act of Congress approved Fe mary 22, 1889, to the tate of Vgashington for the use oi) the common schools and the State Uni- · versity r ectively. _ Q,,}",;u§°’§}""§Y· t SEc,,8.6§Fhat chapter eight, Laws of 1918, page 583,_ third para- Ch<¤=¤>W¤ ami Cgm- ph, in line 16 of said paragraph, after the wor s "Un1ted States," °°iiZi. 4o, p. ssa, guamended by inserting the fo owing: _ _ _ °“}$,‘f§,‘§,,,,a, ,,1,.,,,,,m, And with jurisdiction also to hear, consider, and adjudicate any gg; w <><>¤¤ <>f and all other claims or demands by or against either party to said ' mation, to the end that a complete an final adjustment may be between said parties as to outstanding matters of controversy P,,,,,,,,,_ or account between them: Provided, That nothing in this amendment _m¤}% ¤P°°m°*uY shall be construed to include claims by J. F. McMurray or Mansfield, ` McMurray and Cornish relating to the sale of the Choctaw-Chickasaw coal lands or claims relating to the Leased District, or claims relating to proceeds arising from the sale of timber lands, unallotted or other laziids or aniylothef Clill? wéiere tlip sirviceds were mg. actuafly ignoclvegzg -· _ an anreste tote enetosai peoe:r` Lmmm further, That the said J. F. McMurray shall be limited TILE-l})I`8SB11lJl.1]g such additional claims to such matters as may have or sh hereafter be set up by way of set off or counterclaim by the defendants. Approved, July 19, 1919. - igillylizgillg-l CHAP. 25.—·Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of War to receive, for {rub. ms., No. 4.] instruction at the United States Military Academy at West Point, Tao Hung Chang and Zeng Tze Wong, citizens of China. Resolved by the Senate and House of Re esentatives of the United ,,,§°§e,§·}“,§w$1,;§°Pg States of America in Congress assembled, Thrat the Secretar of War ta$,dg;§£}¤;° iu- be, and he hereapify is, authorized to permit Mr. Tao Hung Chang and _ Mr. Zeng Tze ong, citizens of China, to receive instruction at the §f,°§§','§;;,s,,_ United tates Military Academ'6 at West Point: Provided That no °<>¤<**¤¤¤¤- exréenlse sliiall be (plpused todtlie nilted Séiates tihaelrieby, and that the sai ao ung ang an eng ze ong s ee to comp y with all regulations for the plolice and discgdine of This academy, to be Studious, and to give their utmost e orts to accomplish the course in the various departments of instruction, and that the said Tao Hung Chang and Zeng Tze Wong shall not be admitted to the academy until they shall have met the mental and physical requirements prescribed for candidates from the United tates, and that _ they shall be immediately withdrawn if dehcient in studies or conduct §T*§iT,"§,‘,,Ql,,?{"f§[,i°g32,, an so recommended bg the academic board: Providedrfurther, That P·227· in the cases of the said Tao Hung Chang and Zeng ze Wong the provisions of sections 1320 and 1321 of the Revised tatutes shall be suspended. Approved, July 19, 1919. I l _, K . l§?éi7Hi’?l { C%AP. %6.—An gig. §lakin§) agrgppriations for the Department of Agriculture LPub1ic,No.22.] ort e Hsca year en g 1me` , . _ wr, r _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United m§r§iiil¤r¤<ib•iiii¤i)ii>ii¤2.t States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums be, ’° ’°'m and they are hereby, appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury
