1384 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. IV. C1-:. 178. 1923. P¤’°¤¤°¤¤¤= um °‘ “So long as there shall remain in the grade of first lieutenant iiiE¤°°?$`&t:¤;2·;¤;g4§i. any officer discharged in the grade of captain and recommissioned "‘·pp‘ * ‘ in the grade of first lieutenant in accordance with the rovisions of the Act of June 30,1922, as amended by the Act of Sepgember 14, 1922, who was appointed in the grade 0 captain in the egular V°*· *1» P- 77*- Army under the provisions of section 24 of the Act of June 4, 1920 (Public Numbered 242, Sixty-sixth Congress), promotions of oili- P W cers on the Promotion List to the grade of captain shall be made 1¤ii’ua$¤¤¤ of boys solely from such officers": Proagigled, That no part of the funds ,?;,@:,*;df"°°"°“° “* herem appropriated shall be utilized for the recruiting or enlistment of boys under the age of twenty-one years without the written consent of the parents or guardians, if any, of such boys, or unless the_ applicant _ rmshes a blftll certilicate or the aflidavit of two gismterested witnesseg showing such applicant for enlistment to twenty-one years o age. N‘“°“* Gum- For pay of officers, National Guard, $100. wu-ma umm. For pay of warrant officers, $1,846,080.
- “*°“°¤ mm- AFor a$v1ation increase, to commissioned and warrant officers of the
I . _ rmy 950 wmomcm For, additional pay to officers for length of service, $5,306,778. Eanmauaa. tlgr of 1i3¤:1N:PI£3p pay og enligteiés men of rlthelline and Pwvm, s a no mc uding e ippine cou 3,494,20 : romkied A°m°““d°“mb°" C[{1hatP|gi% total agi orizegh ripmlger of eiilisted men, not including: t e 1 ppme couts, a one undred and twenty-five fig; G°"d' thlltor pgiy of enlisted men of National Guard, $100. , ‘ For aviation increase to enlisted men of the Army, $200,000: I,,m,,,,{j,,,,_ 1°ro·vzded, That this appropriation shall not be available for Pm pim Scouts increased pay on Hying status to more than six hundred enlisted men. Lmggmy ‘ For pay of the enlisted men of the Philippine Scouts, $1,060,140. Retired ger ad itional pay for length of service {vo enlisted men, $2,122,327. omeas. AY or rnnsons wrru izmnmn STATUSZ or pay of the officers on the retired list $7 000 000.
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- ;° dm" For increased_pa(y to retired officers on active duty, $207,560.
Vamm:‘:‘ ( For pay of retire enlisted men, $7,000,000. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,1,,,,,, ,§’,§,{,‘§, Payments heretofore made to retired enlisted men of the Army, dm °m°°¤· Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard, under appointments to civil offices with a compensation of $2,500 or more per annum, are hereby ·¤ii$Ji$$$ge.m°° °° (;al;¢(ii;iiii·`reased pay and allowances of retired enlisted men on active p le _ ut 15 750. an rn Fioir pay of retired pay clerks, $13,500. "°°°*‘*¤¤¤¤¤¤· For pay of retired veterinarians, $3,570.
- £W ;;;lfg;’; HEEAZUEF A1zM§Friri;.p guznxs AND crvn. smzvrcn Mnssnnomzs A·r
. · nrmzs nvmzar. TERRITORIAL DEPARTMENTS, oonrs Amzas Anmr AND coizrs HEADQUARTERS ·rnm1rro1uA1. DISTRIUIS ·rAc·rr— Am 0Ax. DlVISIONS AND BmoADss, srznvrcn scrroons, CAMPS AND rdirrs or aw"`; Md d¤*¤» r:nrsA12KA·r1oN AND DEBARKATIONZ Army field clerks——seven at $2,000 each, thirtK—tvro at $1,800 each, fifty-t ree at_ $1,600 each, seventy at g,l_§)00€ae3.1c e1gilfty-e1gh3t)Oat $1,200 each; sixty-five messengers at · n a $406 . ,;.3,,, j'“°°g ,,, {'l;3*’§§,,§;"_ The prdvision in the, Act approved April 27, 1914, making apv0£·yp_ N propriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending pam. June 30, 1915, that the pay of clerks and messengers at headquarters of territorial departments, tactical divisions, brigades and service schools, who are citizens of the United States, s all be increased $200 meh per annum while serving in the Philippine Islands is Assi nment t hemby m£8a1ed` ’
duty mg _ No cler_ , messenger, or laborer at headquarters of tactical divisions, military departments, brigades, service schools, and office of
