SECRETARIES:

MILITARY SECRETARIES-

General Staff Corps not entitled to,
2332.

Lieutenant-General to select, 2330.
Retired officials not entitled to, 32.
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY:
See also Treasury Department.
Estimates transmitted to Congress, 197,
204, 205.

Public money drawn by warrant of, 300.
Procurement of supplies for use in Wash-
ington, 734, 735.

Reports of claims allowed, 330.
Warrants. See Public money.
SECRETARY OF WAR:

See also Executive departments; Heads
of departments.

Acting Secretary of War, 485.
Assistants. See Assistant Secretary of
War; Chief clerks; General Staff
Corps.

Contracts. See Contracts.

Custodian of War Department property,

490.

Duties, 489.

Manager of National Home for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers, 1972.

MEMBER OF

Council of National Defense, 1205.
Federal Power Commission, 1583.
Interdepartmental Social Hygiene
Board, 2061.

Office established, 484.

Property regulations, 809.

Public money expended. See Public moncy.
REPORTS TO CONGRESS-

Abstract of reports of adjutants-gen-
eral of States included, 2533.
Financial, 230.

Signature of chief clerk binding during
absence of, 498.

SECURITIES. See Bonds; Public money.
SECURITIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
DEPOSIT AS SECURITY FOR-

Life insurance premiums, 2106.
Public funds, 293, 294, 295.
Regulation of transactions, 2894.
SALE

Military posts and stations, 1154.

SEWING MACHINES. See Machines;

Stores.

SHARPSHOOTERS.

See Enlisted men;

Pay of Army.
SHEDS. See Buildings.
SHEEP. See Animals.
SHELTER. See Buildings; Horses; Quar-
ters.

SHERIFFS. See Arrest; Service of process.
SHILOH NATIONAL MILITARY PARK:
Maintenance, 1088.

SHIPMENTS. See Commerce; Transpor-
tation.

SHIPPING. See Commerce; Ships and
shipping; Transportation.

SHIPPING ARTICLES. See Seamen.
SHIPPING BOARD. See United States
Shipping Board.

SHIPS AND SHIPPING:
ABANDONMENT-

By order of military commander, 340.
Sunken craft, 1557-1558, 1589.

See also Transportation.

ACCIDENTS-

Report not made, 1291.

Report to collector of customs, 1291.

Rules to prevent. See Collisions.

SHIPS AND SHIPPING-Continued.
LIGHTS-Continued.

Exhibition in all weathers, 1377, 1413,

1450, 1481.

Exhibition suspended by vessels of war
or revenue cutters, 1442, 1461,
1493.

Ferryboats, 1443, 1455, 1486.
Fishing craft, 1386, 1420, 1458, 1491.
Flare-up for fishing craft, 1383.
Flare-up for trawlers or dredgers,
1383.

Flare-up light added, 1389, 1423, 1459,
1492.

Flare-up light for pilot boats, 1384,
1419, 1490.

Flare-up light when being overtaken,
1387, 1421, 1503.

In harbors, 1412-1424.

Moored, 1443, 1458, 1491.

Moored for submarine

1443.

operations,

Negligence, 1407, 1441, 1476, 1505.
Not under control, 1380.

On Great Lakes and tributaries, 1449-
1461.

On Red River of the North and rivers
emptying into Gulf of Mexico,
1481-1494.

On rivers, harbors, and inland waters.
1412-1424.

On Saint Lawrence River, 1455.
Open boats, 1386, 1418, 1549, 1492.
Owners' signals, 1390, 1424.
Pilot boats, 1384, 1385, 1419, 1490.
Portable lights for small vessels, 1382,
1383, 1417, 1456, 14SS.

Revenue cutters may omit if service
requires, 1442, 1461, 1493.
Rowboats, 1383, 1418, 1458, 1459,
1491, 1492.

Sailing vessel to show torch to
overtaking steamer, 1460, 1503.
Sailing vessels navigated without re-
gard to rules for, 1507.
Sailing vessels of less than 20 tons,
1383.

Sailing vessels under way, 1381, 1383,
1416, 1454, 1487.

Small boats in bays or harbors, 1420,
1458, 1491.

Small boats on rivers, 1420, 1458,
1491.

Small boats under way in bad weather,
1382, 1383, 1417, 1456, 1488,
1491.

Special rules made by local authority,
1443, 1455, 1486.

Steam pilot vessels, 1385, 1490.
Steam vessel towing another, 1379,
1415, 1452, 1483.

Steam vessel towing raft, 1453.
Steam vessels of less than 40 tons,

1383.