ÆäÀÌÁö À̹ÌÁö
PDF
ePub
[blocks in formation]

EXAMINATIONS-

Appointments based on, 18, 19.
Physical. See Compensation.

Exemption from laws prohibited, 80.

EXEMPTION FROM MILITARY SERVICE-
Militia duty, 2505.

Selective draft, 2244, 2975.
Extortion, 441.

Heads of executive departments. See

Heads of executive departments.
Holidays. See Holidays.

Honorable service roll prohibited, 80.
HOURS OF LABOR-

Eight-hour day, 782, 784, 786, 787.
Extended if work in arrears, 83.
Extension by head of department, 82.
Minimum of seven hours per diem, 81.
Recording clocks prohibited, 183.
Seamen, 1358.

Incapacitated not to be employed, 76.

Inland and coastwise waterways service.

1288.

Jury service, 626.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE-

Additional to sick leave, 89.
Arsenal employees, 622, 623.

Exclusive of Sundays and holidays, 88.
National Guardsmen, 2577.

Ordnance Department employees serv-
ing abroad, 624.

Reserve officers, 2468.

Thirty days in one year, 87, 622.

United States Military Academy force,

2653.

Military headquarters clerks, 40.
Oaths. See Oaths of office.

CIVIL EMPLOYEES-Continued.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF ENGINEERS-
Annual report to Congress, 605.

Civil engineers, draughtsmen, etc., 605.
Office of Chief of Finance, 4971.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF ORDNANCE-

Additional employees, 632.
Mechanical labor, 631.

Salvage Board force, 632.
Skilled draftsmen, etc., 632.
Office of Chief of Tank Corps, 401.
Office of Inspector General, 519.
OFFICE OF JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL
Additional employees, 5521.

OFFICE OF QUARTERMASTER GENERAL-
Additional employees, 714.
Office of Surgeon General, 5941.
Official Register, 182.
Pension roll prohibited, 80.
Petitioning Congress, 52.
PROMOTION-

Delayed one year after transfer, 78.
Efficiency rating to govern, 50.
Excepted from restrictions as to lump-

sum appropriations, 77.

Refusal of political contribution, 101.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS-

Cemeteries cared for. See Cemeteries.
Disciplinary Barracks. See Disciplin-

ary barracks.

Escorts, guides, interpreters, spies etc.,

715.

Hired as needed, 715.

Number limited, 714.

Radio engineer and assistants, 662.
Rations. See Rations.

REDUCTION OF FORCE-

Former soldiers, sailors, or marines re-
tained, 50, 51.

Widows and orphans of deceased sol-
diers and sailors retained, 51.
Regulations. See Executive departments.

REINSTATEMENT-

Discharged soldiers, sailors, and ma-
rines, 24, 25.

National Guardsmen mustered out, 26.
Reserve officers relieved from active

duty, 2469.

RETIREMENT-

Annuity suspended, 111.

Assessments recovered, 111.

Compensation for injury not allowed,

111.

Disabled employees, 111.

Eligibility, 110.

Seamen. See Seamen.

Secretaries for retired officials, 32.
SICK LEAVE-

Authorized, 90, 622.

In place of compensation for injury,
114.

SIGNAL OFFICE-

Additional employees, 661.

Radio engineer and assistants, 662.
Statutory roll, 29.

CIVIL EMPLOYEES—Continued.

STORES SOLD TO-

Medical stores, 849.

Ordnance stores, 885.
Subsistence stores, 913.

TANK CORPS-

Clerks, 401.
Mechanics, 401.
TRANSFER-

Between departments, 48, 59, 77, 78.
Functions of departments redistributed,
59.

Restrictions if paid from lump-sum ap-
propriation, 77.

To independent establishments, 49.
Travel. See Travel.

CLAIMS:

Against foreign Governments pressed by

correspondence, 2845.

ASSIGNMENT TO UNITED STATES-

Death of an employee, 157, 158.
Panama Railroad Company liable, 141.
Contractors sued by creditors, 776.
Corporation in which United States is
stockholder involved. See Corpora-
tions.

DAMAGE TO PRIVATE PROPERTY——
Aboard ship.

See Ships and shipping.
Assessments against pay of soldiers,
A. W. 105.

Baggage of passengers on ships, 1444.
Bridge owners liable, 1567.
Conspirators liable, 443, 444.

Due to deflection of current of stream,
1567.

Injured or taken by persons in mill-

tary service, A. W. 105.

Investigation by board of officers,
A. W. 105.

United States liable. See

[blocks in formation]

Claims

[blocks in formation]

CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED STATES-

Continued.

JURISDICTION-

Court of Claims, 450, 451, 459, 1265.
District courts, 450, 1265.

Losses of producers of chrome, man-
ganese, pyrites and tungsten, 794.

LOYALTY OF CLAIMANT

Burden of proof, 456.
Disproved, 457.

Set forth in petition, 455.
Outstanding claims constitute perma-
nent appropriation, 306, 307.

Pay in arrears. See Pay.
PETITION-

Form, 454.

Referred to a department for report,
462.

PRIVATE PROPERTY DAMAGED BY MILITARY

OPERATIONS-

In Europe, 335.

Indemnification of owners, 334, 335,

2633.

PRIVATE PROPERTY DAMAGED BY RIVER AND

HARBOR BOATS-

Adjustment, 1294.

Report to Congress, 1294.
PRIVATE PROPERTY LOST-

Abandoned or destroyed by order of
officer, 340, 931.
Appropriations, 345.

Capture or destruction by enemy, 340.
In military service, 336, 337, 340,
345, 931.

Indemnification and replacement, 336,
337, 340, 1294.

On river and harbor work, 1294.
PRIVATE PROPERTY REQUISITIONED--
Buildings rented, 1184.

Coal taken at unsatisfactory price,
1123.

Land. See Condemnation proceedings.
Proving grounds, 1112.

World War contracts adjusted, 790,

1286.

PROSECUTION BY PERSONS IN GOVERN-

MENT SERVICE-

After leaving service, 470.

Restrictions, 469.

RECOVERY PREVENTED BY-

Excessive claim, 471.

False evidence, 471.

Relief from responsibility. See Disburs-
ing officers; Public property.

REOPENING

Appropriations lapsed, 351.
Determination by Treasury officials
final, 336, 352, 356.

REPORTS-

Chief of Engineers to Congress, 1294.
Secretary of the Interior to Congress,
794.

Secretary of Treasury to Congress, 330,
351.

Secretary of War to Congress, 790.

[blocks in formation]

Arising during World War, 1286.

War Department responsible, 1286.

Trial. See Court of Claims,

Traveling expenses of foreign soldiers at-
tached to Army, 1810.

CLAIMS BY UNITED STATES:

ACCOUNTABLE OFFICERS DELINQUENT
Accounts not rendered, 267.
Public money withheld, 363.

Advance payments on vold contracts,
760.

Allotments of pay erroneously paid, 1730.
Bidders on contracts failing to contract
although accepted, 746.
BREACH OF CONTRACT

Intervention by creditors, 776.
Notice to other creditors, 776.
Priority of claims, 776.
Transfer of contract, 777.
BRIDGES-

Altered by United States, 1565.

Removed by United States, 1566.

Checks. See Checks.

Contracts settled so as to defraud United

States, 790, 794.

Dams removed, 1581.

Debtors deceased. See Deceased persons.
Debts outstanding three years, 460.
Filing fees unpaid to be reported, 458.
Investigation by Department of Justice,
389.

JURISDICTION-

Court of Claims, 450, 458.
District courts, 450.

Loss of public money. See Publio
money.

Prosecution. See Attorneys.

Public property damaged, lost, or de-
stroyed. See Public property; Stores.

RECOVERY

Auditors to superintend, 357.

Bankrupt debtor, 358.

Compromise, 361.

[blocks in formation]

Compensation for death or disability,
1900.

Family allowances, 1900.

Sale price of housing facilities, 1196.
CLASSIFICATION BOARDS:

Convened by President, 2280.
Findings, 2281.

CLASSIFIED SERVICE. See Civilian
employees.

CLAY. See Materials; Necessaries.
CLEARANCES. See Ships and shipping.
CLEMENCY. See Confinement; Courts-
martial; Pardon; Sentences.
CLERGYMEN. See Chaplains; Draft.
CLERKS:

See also Civilian employees.
Field clerks. See Field clerks.
Retired officials not entitled to, 32.
CLERKS OF COURTS:

[blocks in formation]

CLOTHING-Continued.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS-

Retained by veterans of World War,
935.

Returned to military authorities, 933-
936.
Embezzlement,

See Embezzlement.

Exhibited in National Museum, 8951.
Governmental control during war, 2962.
ISSUE-

According to Army Regulations, 924.
Cadets at Military Academy, 2702.
Civilians at training camps, 2633.
Discharged enlisted men, 537.
Enlisted men, 924.

National Guard, 2603.

Noncommissioned officers, 928.
Philippine Scouts, 1675.

Replacement of clothing destroyed to
prevent contagion, 930.

Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 924.
Retired enlisted men on active duty,
924.

ISSUE OF CITIZEN'S CLOTHING-

Alien enemies, 537, 937.

Dishonorably discharged soldiers, 537,
936.

Enlisted men convicted by civil courts,
537.

Offender to be confined in civil prison,
537.

Prisoners upon discharge, 538.
Vocational trainees, 2042.

LOSS RECOUPED TO SOLDIERS-
Destroyed to avoid contagion, 930, 931.
Horse lost in action, 338.

Loss in military service, 336, 337.
Negligence prevents, 339.

Lost.

See Stores.

Postage rates, 929.

Prescribed by President, 925.
PROCUREMENT

See also Stores.

Authorization by law required, 726.

By Quartermaster Corps, 924.

By Saint Elizabeths Hospital, 2046.
Special clothing for aviation purposes,
838.

[blocks in formation]

Theft. See Embezzlement; Larceny; Rob

bery; Stolen property.
Uniforms. See Uniforms.
CLUBS. See Associations.

[blocks in formation]
« ÀÌÀü°è¼Ó »