1286 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. IV. Cris. 109, 110. 1923. United States Military Reservation, thence north sixty-nine degrees thirty-five minutes east one thousand three hundred and nineteen and sixty-four one—hundredths feet to the center of the Capitol Water Company ditch; thence up said ditch south twenty-six degrees twenty-nine minutes west fifty-seven and thirty-two_ one-hundredths feet; thence south sixty-nine degrees forty-one minutes west five ·hundred and thirty and fifty-six one—hundredths feet; thence south thirty-five degrees forty-two minutes west eight hundred and sixty- two and two-tenths feet; thence south seventy degrees three minutes west thirty-five and eighty-one one-hundre ths feet; thence north twenty degrees west five hundred and eighteen and eighty-nine one-hundredths feet to the place of beginning, excepting therefrom any rights of said Capitol ater Company; such occur ative grant to be as and for a public park, and upon the agreement of said city of Boise to repair, maintain, and protect above-described part of the reservation and the public property thereon during the continu- §,';’§§;,,,_ ance of its occupancy at its own expense: Provided, Thafthe said ’ permission shall be subject to such conditions, restrictions, rules, and Tgrmmmou W regulations as the Secreta§; of War may from time to time prenm. scribe: Provided further, at the Secretary of War may terminate the said pgrmission to use saiddgrounds whenever and at such time as he may eem it expedient to 0 so. B¤“di¤ ·°°°S -·*°, *** Sec. 2. That any and all repairs, improvements, changes, and
alterations in the grounds, buildings, and other appurtenances to
above-described part of the reservation, made by the municipal authorities at Boise, shall be made only according to detailed plans submitted to and approved by, the Secretary of War in each case, prior to the commencement of any work under such plans, and all such repairs, improvements, changes, or alterations made b said city of Boise, shall be made without expense to the United States, and in the event of the withdrawal of said permission, such improvements as the Secretary of War may deem valuable to the military Bm,m,_m_ service shall become the property of the.United States without cost to the Government; and such structures as may have been [ilaced u on above-described part of the reservation by said city of oise, wlhich are directed to be removed therefrom by the Secretary of War, shall be removed forthwith and the grounds laced in a condition entirely satisfactoryl to him, at the expense of iihe city, and no claim of any character w atever incident to the occupation by said city of such part of the reservation shall ever be made by it against the United States. Approved, February 24, 1923. February 24,1 . [$-4*1*6-1 M CHAP. 110.—An Act To prohibit the unauthorized wearing, manufacture, or {Publ"- N°~m·l sale of medals and badges awarded by the War Department. Be it emwted by the Senate and House 0 Re entaztives of the i:[§°gu°li7'a£°r€v:ai€£ United States e? America in Congress aaserrfbledgnlehat hereafter the ‘“‘*°*°‘*°'*p’°*"b"°°· wearing, manu acture, or sale of the congressional medal of honor, distinguished service cross, distinguished service medal, or any of the services- medals or badges awarded b the War Department, or the ribbon, button, or rosette thereof of the form as is or may hereafter be prescribed by the Secretary of War, or of any colorable imitation thegheofé is pfohibigeg, except when authorized under such regulations P,m,S,,mm,,°,_ as e ecre ary o ar may rescribe. Any person who offends a the provisions of this section shall, on_ conviction, be punished ?y a fine not exoeedi.ng]$250 or by imprisonment not exceeding six months, or by bot such fine and imprisonment. Approved, February 24, 1923.
