SIXTY-SEVEN TH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cns. 127-129. 1922. 493 CHAP. 127.-An Act To extend the limitations of time upon the issuance of medals {fm 7» 1922- of honor, distinguished service crosses, and distinguished service medals to persons who mma in me Amy or the Umm sms during the worm Wn. [*’“""°» N°· “’°·* Be it enacted by tlte Senate and House of Representatives of the United States og America in Congress assemble , That the e` hth paragraph °,§‘°_‘§*,’,§,y °‘ "°°°'r under the caption "Medals of Honor, Distinguishedlgervice Crosses, 'flmefvrlpsusrggv cig and Distinguished Service Medals, “Army A iiropriation Act ap- °v?§°g$s.m °r proved July 9 _1_918, to the extent that it_estdl> `shes limitations of V°’·‘°·P·“'"· time as a condition of issuance or a. condition precedent to issuance of such medals and crosses to persons, or the rejgesentatives of de- ?a1sieid7persons wllip servlerg in the Army lof the nited (Stgtes from p 1917 to oveni r 11, 1918 inc usive is amen e so as to extend {such 1368 ctive limitations foi· a eriod bf one ear from and P9 . P Y after the approval of this Act. Approved, April 7, 1922. CHAP. 128.—Joint Resolution To appoint a commission for the exchange of sites Avril 7» 1921 for a post-office and courthouse building at New York between the Federal Govern- ment and the omcials of the city of New York. [ u °S" ' Resolved by the Senate and House ql£dRepresentatives of the United §,§’,,‘Q,,i;’§§‘,§{’,,,,,,,_ States of America in Congress assemb , hat the Pres1dent of the {yglgo gécgggsvgiigg United States shall appoint a commission consisting of three officials, {:1% usicians mr cum who shall have authority to exchange the land known as the old °" · post-office site m the city of New York for other land to be deeded gr the city of New York m exchange for such site, and the Secreta:3 ° “h° T""3"`K’ ‘i h°'°b" ““*‘h°¥“t‘i.‘i.“’£.‘}p§$1’§.’°.lZ.°.€·°‘.i.$.‘?..’£“i.1§°t1.. necessary ee 0 conveyance 0 _ __ _ Government upon the exchange of said respective prplpertiesg that this commission shall confer and arrange with the au or1zed_committee of the board of estimate of the city of New York, consisting of the mayor, comptroller, and president of the Borough of Manhattan. Approved, April 7, 1922. 11 ·1 11, mz. CHAP. 129.-An Act To provide for the exchange of certain lands of the United ._.i%&;§“$??;l. sam in the Tahoe Nessus rom, cauromn, em was owned by William Kent. [Pu ¤¤· M ****-1 Be it enlisted by the Sceruzte and Ho1u'5§e¢g'R’1egres¢i'r};tatg(;e(.?· of the Uknitled ;;—,é,:n.,!N,m,,,,,; po, States of meriea in ongress asse at e ret o the °’E · Interior be, and hereby is, authorized ,to ac<%pt_on beg of thei¤,vi=1lli°vliiil1:ii1ii$¤°il United States title to certain lands owned_by _ Kent and site nate in the county of Placer, State of California, in section twenty- four, township fifteen north, mingle sixteen east, Mount Diablo base and meridian, and within the Ta oe National Forest, free and clear mmm M of all incumbrances,_more particularly described as foll0ws:_ _ ;;..,s,,,,,,i..£ Beginning at a point on the shore of Lake Tahoe, said pomt bemg the northeast corner of that part or parcel of lot fifty-five as delineated and designated upon that certam amended mg of Sunnyside tract entitled "Sunnys1de tract, property of N. D. _ ideout, part of section twenty-fom; township fifteen north, rang: sixteen east, and part of section nineteen, township fifteen nort , range seventeen east, Placer County, Cahforma/’ filed m the office 0 the county recorder of the coimty of Placer, State of California, on the 18th day of November, 1907, conveged by Hulda S. and Chris Nielsen to M. L. Eiiinger by deed dated eptember 24, 190Q, and recorded m the county recorder’s office in said Placer Conmty m deed book numbered one hundred and Eve, page 221; thence west from said pomt along
