140 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 9. 1919. status changed to that of men who enlisted for the period of the war if otherwise enltitled to an lioiiprgple discharge, inlay, updecii pflich r ations as the Secretary 0 the a may prescribe, ex en eir P°y’°u°m°°°s’°t°` e$§tments for a period of one, twojiihree, or four full years, and shall be entitled to and receive the same rights, privileiges, pay, and allowances in all respects as now provided by law or men who Promo extend enlistmegxiiypinz cpnriyiletion of terms g:§er1l1stmenlt, Benzipeipié as to G,,,,,,‘ {0,,,,. atm a : r e , at as to gratui a , suc s e men
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receive an allowance of one month’s pay for extending their enhstr ment for one year, two months’ pay or extending theu·_enl1stment for two years, three months’ pay for extending their enlistment for three years, and in the Navy four months} pay for extending their Qumm etc to enlistment for four years. _ emma ¤1_?>m¤¤r3um- The Act of April 16, 1918 (Public, Numbered 129), granting under mdéf certain conditions, to every commissioned officer of the Army the P°·**» P- 3** right to quarters in kind for their dependents or the authorized commutation therefor, including the allowances for heat and ligiht, shall hereafter be construed to apply to officers of the Navy an Marine Corps only during the period of the war and in no event beyond mmodmm October 1, 1919. _ _ _ tulucressedrare ofmr The rates of pay prescribed in section 15 of an Act entitled "An v¤1.4n,p.sv, Act to temporarily increase the commissioned and warrant and enlisted strerigth of the Navy and Marine Corps, and for other purposes, " approved ay 22, 1917, are hereby made the permanent rates ofdpay o the enlisted men of the Navy d their present current e istment and for those who enlist or t prior to July 1, 1920, for the term of such enlistment or reenlistment. emma That officers of the pprmanent Navy who have served satisfactorily d,?,,'g°$},T°,,’T,§’,,§?‘,§l,2 durinithe war with the German Government in a. temporary grade {gg¤7P;{g=¤¤¤¤* P¤>¤¤°· or ran shall be eligible under the provision of existing aw for selec- ` tion for promotion and for promotion to the same permanent grade or rank until July 1, 1920, without regard to statuto requirements pmm. other than (professional and physical examinations:r%rmyided, That m;f,§'gé,_°‘°·, °‘ °°m‘ the age an grade requirement prescribed by the Act approved v¤1.3¤,p.5r9. August 29, 1916, in the rank of commander, is hereby extended from June 30, 1920, to June 30, 1921. adP¤§,°§,§d,;*g•,,,e$‘0,’g$,{ Any officer with the permanent rank of rear admiral who has resp S H86 heretofore served a full term and is now serving as chief of any bureau q,=,8_ " ”°` ’ °° of the ’Na.vy Dggartment shall be credited with service for all purposes as provid by section 1486 of the Revised Statutes, and nothing herein containe shall operate to increase the rank or pay of any such officer as now authorized by law. §{,;§}$c°gdj,’?Y;u,d_ Section 1 of the Act entitled ‘An Act to increase the number of shgiméznl Im midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy," approved s0,‘m;5¤a°§i, “P' Decem er 20, 1917, is hereby amended so as to read as follows: ‘*°*- "°»P·***°- That hereafter there shall be allowed at the United States Naval Pm mm and my Academy five midshidpmen for each Senator, Representative, Deleme Ji lctiamba in. gate m Congress, an Resident Commissioner from Porto Rico, and ¤*¤eS€d— ve for the District of Columbia, fifteen appointed each year at __: N Rm Fam large, and one hundred appointed annually from enlisted men of the adagd. M Navy, and members of the Naval Reserve Force on active duty, as now authorized by law. g’°;3=**,*;g;§_°g;°*;’ ,0, Warrant officers of the Navy on shore duty beyond the continental shore duty wma limits of the United States shall, while so serving and from the time of departure from and until the time of return to said limits under orders to or from such foreiimshore duty, receive the same pay as is _ now or may be authorized y law for warrant officers on sea duty: §fg;,.&pril6,191T. Provided', That this paragraph shall be effective from April 6, 1917.
