SIXTY·SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 9. 1919. 135 Contingent: Ferriage, continuous-service certificates, discharges, C°”“”¤°”‘· good—c0nduct badges, and medals for men_ and boys, including CIYI an employees who render conspicuous service bfy putting their life in yeopardy to save life or property; purchase 0 mnastic apparatus; transportation of effects of deceased officers anédyenlisted men of the Nlaivytyandhof ogiceirs tandbenicgllpd rpen of the Naval Reserve Fore; w o ie w 1 e n u y; oo or raining appren ice seamen an landsmen; maintenance of gunnery and other training classes; packing boxes and materials; books and models; stationery; and other contingent expenses and emergencies arising rmder cogmnance of the Buéeau of Igagiglatignb unforeseen and n;p;ss1lile_to clatss1fy1;i$20,000_i G d gi mmnn J J rxnnamo Exim s: r1zes rop es an qrmew an cn - badges for excellence in gunneiy, target practice, ei1gineering,exer- “°°"”‘ °‘°'°”°°‘ cises, and for economy in coal consumption, to be awarded under such rules as the Secretary of the Navy may formulate; for the plgxippje of plrintilplg, rpcorging, cgalsssgflyling, cogipiling, and pulghihing t e esan res ts; ort eesta ent an maintenanceo s oot- T¤rz¤¢r¤¤z¤s,¤tcing galleries, target houses, targets, and ranges; for hiring established ranges, and for transporting the civilian assistants and equipment to and from ranges, $350,000. _ mmm on mtu? Ourrrrs ON FIRST nNL1s·rmnN·r: Outfits for all enlisted men and ,,,,,m,,,,,3_ apprentice seamen of the Navy on first enlistment at not to exceed $100 each; for civilian clothing not to exceed_$15 per man to men given discharges for bad conduct, undesirability, or maptitude; m aH6§c(di)sp,(:>(fothe United States Naval Reserve Force who were ,0 transferred from the National Naval Volunteers under the provisions gf_ ¤¤r= m¤Sf¤¤¤d of the; Act §f Julyf1,lg9§, s;i1al%{be paidFthe sage g1‘€.l;1i:ty $2;% p. ms. as other 0 cers o the av eserve orce: romd a ey · _ shall not have received from any.State such gratuity. ’ Ummm Instruments and supplies: Supplies for seamen’s quarters; and for p,{;§*g’g§‘°°‘“· S"' thel I;l11’0h§S6 of all oth? latrlticles of equipage at homphand aglroad an or the payment o or in equipping vessels erew1_ an manufacture of such articles in the several navy yards; all pilotage alilid towagei of ships of war; carial gills, wharfage, dock and tport c arges an other necessary inci ent e nseso a_s1 rna ure• Services, and mglterials repai’11;)ingé <;;;1rrec1laP11‘igkg;Hust1:i1gasatt1i:)lu compasses on ore an on ar 1p; nan 1 an instruments and re airs to same· libraries for ships of war professional books, schoolbooks, and papers; maintenance of gunriery and other training classes; compasses, compass fittmgs, mcluding bmi; nacles, tripods, and other appendages_o’ ships eompasses, logs an other app ances for_measur1ng the ship s way, and_ eads an other appliances for_ sounding; gihotographs, photographic mstruments and materials, printing out t an materials; an for the necessary civgléan electricians forgyrocomp-Iassdt;`•estmgla;1nd1nspeetion,(311,500,0t0li)- Om Mmmm EAN AND LAKE stmvmrs: y grap c surveys, in uding e B _ ¤¤ pay of the necessary hydrograpliic surveyor, cartograplnc draftsmen, V W wd recorders, and for the purchase an printing of nautical books, p,,,,;..,_ Charts, and directions, $155,000: Provided, That the Secretary df\{,S_d·'°¤‘P“° °m°° of the Navy is authorized to detail such naval officers as may be negilsgouoymm the Hyg·gf-ffgi·11i$J<?rifif;1:· Naval Reserve Force That of N"°1 B°°°w° OR CAMP Z : Force. _ the unexpended and unobligated balance remaining of money ¤h °‘g§§ heretofore approgriated and of the appropriation authorized m Public gsccnéotggnbggggag 11:: Numbered 1§2, ixty-Efth Congress, approved July 1;` 1918, §1Hd6l° Rm the headin _ Schools or Camps of Instruction, _Naval Reserve <;r<3i · €i’.m” ““°"i¥l2i¤ ·’ uat1i!.;1}¤i§£e:vnsdet]mtiingarecmmist:i¤b·iIii]umu!Bs8l;i»?d°mb marine; chasers, and beach patrol, and) for all l1be1‘eWith," $500,000 is hereby reappropriated for thepurpose of
