1772 SIXTY—SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. IV. CHS. 122-125. 1923. February 26.19%- CEA?. 122.-An Act For the relief of L. D. Riddell and George W. Hardin,
trustees of Milligan College, Tennessee.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representataves ¢& the ·i·.%i.lug°° c°u°g°’ United States of America in Congress assembled, That the cred_P“Y"‘°“* ‘°“’“"°“ tary of the Treasu be, and he is heregy, authorized and directed to ay to L. D. Ridldlell and George W. ardm, trustees of Milligan College, Tennessee, out of any moneys not otherwise appropriated the sum of $23,096.37, being the balance due to said trustees of said college because of the destruction by fire of sundry buildings at Mihigan College, Tennessee, on November 16, 1918, while rn the use and occupation of the War Department of the United States. . Approved, February 26, 1923. February $,192. ·
CHAP. 123.-An Act For the relief of the Atlas Lumber Compan , _Babcock and
[P“"“’· N°*m‘] Willcox, Johnson, Jacksonand CorningCompany, and theC. H. Klein §rrckCompany. _ Am 1,.,,..;,,, cm. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the P°{,?{§;,@,,°,,“°m_ United States of Ame·r&,·a in 0'onlyress assembled, That the Secretary s¢r¤c¤¤¤ materials. of the Treasury be, and he is ereby, authorized and directed to gi°i¥°&.I°dt°° B°h°°1' pay, out of any moneys in the Treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated, as follows, to wit: To the Atlas Lumber Com any aPWest Vir inia corporation, the sum of $3,530.65; to C. Babcock and T. Willcox, co artners as Babcock and Willcox, of Kasota, Minnesota, the sum of) $456.95; to Johnson, Jackson and Corning Company, a Minnesota corpiwration, of Minneaiplolis, Minnesota, the sum of $855.94; and to C. . Klein and C. T. ein, copartners as the C. H. Klein Brick Company, of Chaska, Minnesota, the sum of $186.68 each of which companies furnished to Silas N. Opdahl, a failing Government contractor, certain building materials which were used in the construction of Burke Hall at the Pierre Indian School, South Dakota. Approved, February 26, 1923. February 26,19B.
CHAP. 124.-An Act For the relief of Helene M. Layton.
ns1s¤¤m.1.sHm¤. Be it enacted by the_Senate and House of Representatives of the m,*f°°:,‘Lfg,“m‘;‘,°‘,;xg}“Y United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to ay, out of ariy money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated? to Helene It . Layton, administratrix, cum testamento annexo, of the estate of Lewis W. Mustard, deceased, the sum of $2,852.43 by reason of an overcharge in connection with the estate tax on the above estate arising out of the requirement of the United States Court in China, at S anghai, China, that the tax be paid by Edward H. Duaigliiéig, the sxecutor in China, before the acconmt of said executor cou e c ose . Approved, February 26, 1923. EEE? UHAP. 125.-An Act For the relief of the Standard American Dredging Company. VH E, . 0. . _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0 Re esentatives o the D.i’§d“§£§"€;0,,*§§§§‘?°“ United States of America in Congress assgmblg; That the S/»;cre~
‘°' °°" tary of the 'l`reasury)be, and he is hereby, directed to pay to the
Standard American redging Company, owner of the dredge Long Beach and pipe line thereto attached, out of any money in the
