El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Must Show Income Tax Receipts Before Going Abroad
The County School Children VIII Have Free Text Books

Is A RULING OF interest 20 people
'FAwho are contemplating visiting
3 foreisn country and which is apple
aole 10 both citizens OF the Emitted
STATES and aliens. has been an
nounced' said deputy internal rev
: enue collector L Shields. Agents are
requested, when selling tickets. TO call
their pas ienacrs partscula. atten-
ton to the fact that when they pre-
sent their passports at United States
customs otuces az the port Of de-
parture for approval, they must be
prepared TO show that they have paid
or are exempt ui-ue- law from paw
ing, the C-i-tcd States 1917 and also
1918 income tx.
Passengers should show official
government receipt. duplicate COPY OF
ihcome tax return cancelled check or
olner proof OF remittance or payment.
TOT otnerWise passengers viii be
called upon TO pay internal revenue
officers the amount Of their income
tax due for those years.
The matter OF free text books is
occupying the attention OF the school
trustees Throughout the country said
perlntendent we VIII have free
books next year and the boards are
considering the best Wav TO handle
The distribution OF these books. The
law specifies in a general way the
disposition OF the books. but the de-
tails must be worked out locally. The
trustees and school authorities appre-
eiate very much the way IN which the
teachers have promptly made their
requisitions ana this viii tighten the
work very much Other counties have
been somewhat dilatory in making
r
why with the cooperation and under
standing we have IN regard 10 the
new law, that 10 should not prove
complete success"
81 Paso has not the courage TO say
no 70 outsiders and 70 national and
international appeals" said Mrs Rose
Ohaus. government field social worker
here I'VE cannot resist the appeal
FOR food for the starving In the far
east but DAY by day the cry goes up
from lily fed children Of our city and
day By day homes are desolated By
death OF the little ones whose lives
could be saved had our charity be- 3
gun az home Before we begin TO feed .
any other people we should see that T.
not one Is neglected at home. We give
amounted thousands OF dollars for
relief work abroad and establish a 4
periious death rate In our own COM ]
umntiy. / appreciate the wonderful I
generosity OF 81 Paso and the way !
Il has met every demand that was .
made upon It. It has gone over the .
top In every appeal But we should
have our city safe Tor children and .
Dung women before we 90 forth to .
help others We pay lower wages for
women workers here than in any
other place IN the country We do not /
lend a hand In any way 20 help the
lives OF the girl working for low
wages and We DO not adequately care ]
FOR any or our dependents. I feel
confident that the same people who 7
have so splendidly cared for the drives
here, could I'm one week raise money y
enough Tor every Improvement re- l.
1uired iu Fl Paso. Fl paso. however. Z
Is not unique en- this neglect for her
1Wn. There are other cities too"
MY idea On establishing Rotary club
headquarters with the Fl Paso Au-
.omobile club IN the sheldon lobby IS
10 give 81 a central location that win
be convenient for all members OF the
rgauizatlon-" said Joseph ". Evans
IT viii also be convenient for Wis
ting Rotarianz They viii have
place where they know they viii be
70 20 for telenhone service.
} meeting place ana other accommo-l
iations that the club may provide"
Reports are pouring into the New
York headquarters OF the Boy Scouts
Il America stating that each com
nunity VIII observe Boy Scout week
n showing its appreciation Of having
iuch program as the scout program
.or its boys. said G.. %. Everman. To-
al executive Of the organization.
New York headquarters now has a
light 70 feel optimistic for an increase
n at least 100000 in the member