3338 INDEX. Per8ia, Page. I appropriation for minister to _______ 65, 1096 for expenses of American prisoners, etc., 1n ____________________ 76,1107 I Personal Property Taxes, D. C. , real estate levied for nonpayment of, may be sold by court decree if price offered at auction insuf- ficient for taxe~ etc___________ 1226 Personnel Classificatiun Jjoard, deficiency appropriation for field in- vestigations, etc __________ ___ _ 888 Peru, appropriation for ambassador to ____ 65,1096 Peters, Emma E. (widow), pension increased ________ ___ ________ 2177 Peters,Jsa~ella (widow), pensIOn mcreased___________________ 2206 Peters,.Rosflnna J. (widow), pensIOn mcreased ___ . . _____ _____ _____ 1915 Peters, Sadie C. (widow), pension____________________________ 1752 Peters, . Sar!,h A. (widow), pensIOn mcreased ___ . ___________ - __ - 21bO Petersburg National Military Park, Va., appropriation for continuing estab- lishment of_______ _ _ _____ __ __ _ 1376 transfer of portion of Camp Lee to, authorized_ __ _____ __ __ _______ 1305 Peterson, Fred, paymentto ________________________ 1734 Peterson, Gus W., pension____________________________ 1996 Peterson, Joseph H., alias Jl'mes II. Pe~er8on, pension____________________________ 2245 Peterson, Laura (daughter), pension____________________________ 2318 Peter8o,!, -, 1t!argaret A. (widow), pensIOn mcreased_ __ __ _ __ __ __ _ ___ ___ 2166 Peterson, Mary (widow), pension ________ . . ____________ -- _- _- _ 2380 Peterson, Mary B. (!.Iridow), pension increased___________________ 2136 Peterson, Sarah A. (widow), pensi()n increased _______________ - . . __ 2135 Peterson, William A. , pension____________________________ 2008 Petet, Martha L. (widow), pension increased ____________ .. - _- -- _ 2108 Pethic~, A!Uonette J. (widow), pensIOn mcreased _____ .. ___________ -_ 2139 Petigrew, Mary L. (daughter), pension____________________________ 1742 Petrifi~d For~t National Monument, appropriation for employees' quarters _ 1599 Petroleum, appropriation for utilization, etc. , of. _______________________ 102, 1132 Petroleum E:l:po8ition, International, invitation authorized to States and foreign countries to participate in___________________________ 788 Pettigrf!tD, ,!red G. , penSion mcreased_ ____________ ______ 1837 Pettit, Henderson M. (30n), pension____________________________ 1826 Pettit, !-fa~l,' J. (widow), pensIOn mcreased_ __ ____ __ _ ____ __ _ __ 2165 Pettit, Ruth (widow), pension____________________________ 1791 Pettry, Ballard P., alias B. P. Petrey, pension____________________________ 1933 PettA, Drucilla E. (widow), pension ________________ .. __ __ _______ 1810 Pettus, Elizabeth B. (widow), Page. pension increased ______________ . . ____ 2008 Petty, qha~lotte (widow), pensIOn lncreased _ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ _ __ 2224 Petty, Juanita B. (widow), pension____________________________ 2008 Petty, Sarah E. (widow), pension increased _ _ ___ ___ _ ___ __ __ ___ 1930 Peyote, appropriation for suppressing traffic in, aU'Clng Indians ____________ 204,1566 Pfaff, '~';Zlfam A. (son), penSIOn lncreased ________________ . . __ 1785 Pfeifer, Julia (widow), pension increased _ _ __ ___ _ __ __ __ __ ___ 2117 Pfeil, Henry D., alias Henry P. Daniels, pension____________________________ 1994 Pfister, Edwin, T" pater,t for stock raising homestead to_ 1156 Phalen, Catherine (widow), pension increased_ _ _________________ 1884 Pharmacopreia, United States, appropriation for cooperating in re- vision oL _________________ 566 .1217 Pharmacy, D. C., not included in provisions of Healing Arts Practice Act, D . C. , 1928__ 1326 Phelp/!! Ab?ie J. (widow), penSIOn mcreased_ _ __ _____ _ ___ _ __ ___ 2128 Phelps! E~7na D. (widow), pemllon mcreased __ .. ______ ____ _____ 1903 Phelps, Mayme D. (daug;tter), pension____________________________ 2308 Phelp." . NO.ra I. (widow), pensIOn mcreased_ _ _________________ 2113 Phelps, Sarah M. (widow), pension _________________ . . __________ 2273 Phenol prociamation decreasing duty on, to equalize differences in costs of Phifer, cfa03:05, 7 January 2012 (UTC)~n(;~~),-- - - - - -- -- - - - - - 2930 pension____________________________ 1800 Ph.lade/phia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company, acceptance of sum in compromise with, for expenses of grading street, etc. , due to suhsidcnce by con- structing railroad tunnel under First Street east, Washington, D. C ___________ .. ____________ 398 Philadelphia Pa. , approprialion for mint aL _ __ __ __ _ 175, 1041 for purchase of site and building, for use of marine hospitaL ________ 180 for Naval Home _______________ 628,1456 for navy yard, public works ____ 635, 1464 for naval aircraft factory, flying field_________________________ 1464 deficiency appropriation for Mint, dynamo, etc _____ .. ___ ________ _ 917 exchange of tracts of land in, with Pennsylvania Railroad Com- pany, authorized.. ___ ______ ___ 458 portion of Army rcservation in, may be sold t() Pennsylvania Railroad Company____________________ 312 proceeds deposited to credit of Army post construction fund_________ 312 Philippi, W. Va. , building for post office at,/ . . authorized to be c.- c cted by .t 'hilippi Im- provement Company _ ____ __ __ _ 590 lease of; rentals_ _____ ___ __ _____ __ 590
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