3114 INDEX. Equipment Shops, Post Office Department- Page. Continued. appropriation for materials, labor, etc., for manufacture of bags, locks, etc., in ___________________ 192,1054 Equipment Supplies, Navy, appropriation for Bureau of Naviga- tion_ _____________________ 626, 1454 for Bureau of Engineering ______ 629,1457 for Bureau of Construction and Re- pair______________________ 630, 1458 for Bureau of Supplies and Accounts_ 633, 1461 Erdle, !?liz?beth (widow), penSlOn lllcreased _ __________________ 2288 En'e, Ohio, construction authorized of hospital, ord- nancedepotat-______________ 1302 Erie, Pa., appropriation for public building_ _ 178, 1042 Erie, Jessie S. (widow), pen~on____________________________ 1772 Erlich, Abe, pension____________________________ 1842 Ermentrout, Emma L. (widow), pension increased _ __________________ 2051 Erton, Fred, pension____________________________ 1843 increased________________________ 2321 Erwin,.An'!'la (widow); penSlOn lllcreased _ __________________ 2059 Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties, Fla., may bridge Santa Rosa Sound________ 752 Escambia County, Ala., bridge authorized across Coneeuh River, in___________________________ 295 Escuedero, Louise (widow), pension____________________________ 2005 Eshelman, Salome A. (widow), pension____________________________ 1953 Eshleman, Ella (widow), pension____________________________ 1946 Esalinger, Captain Joe P., reimbursement to, for loss of public funds_______________________ 2332 Estate Tax, Revenue Act 0/.1926, limit on deductions from gross estate of nonresident decedents, repealed_ 862 applicable to deaths hereafter _ - - - _- - 862 suspension of running of statute of lim- itations during period of prohibi- tion of assessment, etc_______ 862 until after final decision of Board_ - 863 applicable to present cases_ __ ____ 863 in transferee cases_ __ ___ _______ ___ 863 applicable to present cases_ _ _ _ _____ 863 credit of gift reduction repealed by, revived as of January 1,1926___ 863 Estates and Trust' (see also Income Tax, Revenue Act of 1928), tax imposed on income of _ _ _ _________ 838 deduction for gifts under will, etc____ 838 Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, appropriation for minister to______ 65,1096 Estry, lllar.a A. (widow), penSlOn mcreased___________________ 2233 Eaty, Virginia E. (widow), pension____________________________ 1811 Ethiopia, appropriation for expenses of American prisonersin __________________ 1107 allowance for consular prisons in 1928, 1929________________________ 1612 Ethnology, A merican, Page. appropriation for researches in ____ 583,1241 cooperation authorized of Secretary of Smithsonian Institution with States, etc., in researches among American Indians_____________ 403 Etowah County, Ala., may bridge Coosa River, at Gilberts Ferry_______________________ 1526 Ettinger, Rebecca (widow), pension____________________________ 1818 Euchee, Okla., appropriation for Indian school at _ 219, 1579 Eudy, Marion G. (widow), pension____________________________ 1801 Eufaula, Okla., appropriation for Indian school at _ 219, 1579 Eureka, Calif., terms of court at____________________ 1424 Europe, appropriation for expenses of promot- ing commerce with, etc ______ 86, 1117 deficiency appropriation for headstones for American soldiers' graves in_ 37 for expenses, promoting commerce with, ete_____________________ 897 European Corn Borer, appropriation for research, etc., on_ 558, 1208 for cooperative expenses to control spread oL _ _ _________________ 565 for special research, etc., for control of___________________________ 568 for preventing spread oL__________ 1216 amount from former appropriation available_____ ___ ______ _______ 1216 sum authorized for applying methods of eradication ________________ 734 expended in cooperation with States, etc__________________________ 734 no expenditure until affected State provides regulatory legislation, and money is contributed for State cooperation_____________ 73':0 limitation of amount for farm clean- up expenses __________________ 734 no pay for corn, etc., destroyed__ _ 734 money received from States to be deposited into the Treasury as miscellaneous receipts _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 734 Eustis, Me., deficiency appropriation for inspection station, construction_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 1657 Eutaw, Ala., bridge authorized across Warrior River, at___________________________ 754 Evan.s,.Anr;ie (widow), pensIOn mcreased ___________________ 1911 Evans, .Cha,rles A., pensIOn mcreased_ __________________ 1838 Evans, .Eli~a (widow), pensIOn lllcrea,.ed ___________________ 1900 Evans, .Eli~abeth (widow), pensIOn mcrea"ed ___________________ 2201 Evans, .Har;nah A nn (widow), penSlOn mcreased_ _ ____ _______ _ __ _ _ _ 2071 Evans, James H., pension____________________________ 1798 Evans, ,Jen.ettie E. (widow), penSlOn mcreased_ ___ ____ ___ ___ _____ 2085 Evans, Llewellyn, etc., may bridge Puget Sound, Wash., at the Narrows_____ ____ _________ 1403 Evans, Maria L. (widow), pension increased_ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ __ 2308
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