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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07
,ElCHr.H0UR DAY ADOPTED
BY WATERS AND COOKS
CONTINUED from Page One.)

ter, Mr.. Dalton stated that he had
nothing to say for publication.
Martin Dunn of the Third Street
Cafe appeared quite cheerful over
the eight hour day demand, but Mar.
tin is always cheerful, so that doesn' I
indicate anything in particular.
"What are you going to DO ABOUT
running your restaurant on tie new
eight hour schedule" was asked OF
Mr.. Dunn.
"Why, guess we'll run somehow
or other" replied Mr.. Dunn. ~ We
are compelled to put in an eight hour
sch edule, we must necessarily pay
more for help, and that means we
must charge more for our meals.
"Bemidji has quite reputation
along the road as being the best place
to eat. Not only that, but It is gen.
orally known that one gets better
meals here for the money than any
place in the northwest. We have
been trying to keep up this reputa-
ton by keeping our prices down az
low as possible.
II only hope that we will be able
to maintain this reputation under
the new scale. At any rate am 60
ing to do the best can for ali con-
cerned."
In speaking Of the new scale and
what It means we have secured the
following from Mr.. Dunn, which will
give the general public an idea OF
the cost of service in a modern res
taurant such as we have in Bemid-
il.
Walters present schedule: $500
and board per week on ~ hour basis.
Walters ask: $22.4O and board per
week on 8 hour basis and time and
half for overtime which would he
equivalent to 1920 and board Per
week on IL hour basis.
Cooks present schedule: $40 ana
board per week on IL hour basis.
Cooks ask: $500 and board pei
week on 8 hour basis with time and
half for overtime equivalent to $751;
rs and board for IL hour basis.
Allowing $500 per week for board
in each case the schedule as asked
would mean for walters $500 per
week on ~ hour basis anG e6S.16
for cooks on IL hours basis.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07

ester college, DR.. Brisgs. pastor
Woodland Park Baptist church. 81.
Paul, and Mrs. Cody ;of tht Btainsr4
Baptist church, conducted the cor.
ference.
stereoptioon pictures wee shown
Of the conditions: tho church ie.6ee,
Ing the nation and world over md
what the. program Of tho, United
churches Is, to meet them. Rev: Geo:
Backhurst delivered the evening leo.
ture.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07

BARGAIN SALES-13-room house,
modern, close in, $1,000. =
~ room house, modern. $1,000.
-5-room house, light. water and
toilet, $1,000.
house, Beltrami ave, $2,20O
-7-room house, $500.
-5-room house, $780,.
.6-room house, big lot, $1,000.
house, Nymore, $3.50.
Have some good farms also. See
me for terms. J. Bisiar, !30z Bel
trami ave. 4t4-lO
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07
FORMER SERVICE MEN
SHOULD FILE DISCHARGE

Headquarters Of the American L.
gion urges all members Of the Legion
as well as all other service men to
have their discharges recorded by the
County Register Of Deeds, thereby
tho retention Of evidence to
take tho place Of the original dis
charge should the fatter be lost or
mislald.
s. The discharge papers may not be
nAsded now nor: may they be valued
vSry highly but one can never toll
when one may need them badly for
practical use. nor can one realize how
much an honorable discharge will be
treasured In years to come. It must
be remembered that while ia certifi-
cate in lieu Of discharge: nayabe Sc
cured from the. adjutant, general Of
the army, Washington, d. c.. the or
dginal discharge cannot be duplicated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07

Bemidii Potato Market-An varieties bulk small lots
81 to So per buse Carload ots sacked and loaded $3.50
to IS per cwt. ..,.: =; >&sl*-
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St. Paul because Hamline was there,
we have left very small proportion
ate number.
2. It follows that Hamline does
not. all any appreciate amount to
the educational equipment of the
twin cities. They are amply supplied
with out 1t.
l. 3. We may eliminate then the
Erwin cities as factor In the situation
so far as the student body is con-
cerned and give, our attention to the
rest Of the state
Drawing a line due west from Min
neapolis,. following the county lines
for convenience in getting the popu-
lation and other data, we fina:
!. L.. That 1-3 OF the state lies south
Of that line, % north Of It.
a.. 2-5th spf the population lies
south. .3-6th4t lies north (ths twin,
cities not inelpded.)
3. The population south Of that
line has increased about per cent,
north OF it has increased 1914 per
cent in q twenty year period. (taken
from register Of male electors 1898
1918, legislative man,
1. The school population south
Of that line is $4,000; noaeA OF the
line It IL 2ss,1o0. (schoot census,
1919). =. - e.as'
g.. The High school population 10:
South, 17,026; North, 1887.
8. In the equitable distribution
Of its Normal schools. the state has
located 4 north Of this line. south
Of 1t.
I. South Of this line there. are
8 colleges, academies and secondary
schools under UNCONVENTIONAL SUPER
vision; Carleton, shattuck, st. Olof,
Gustavus ,Adolphus, Parker, Pills
bury, Window Institute and Hutchin-
son Seminary.
s. North of this line there Is not
one school or college Of any grade
under UNCONVENTIONAL control. eve
refer only to protestant and English
speaking schools.)
This, by no. means, Is a complete
outline. but merely = few Of tho g.
sential reasons that arc given. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
ENTERTAINING STRAW BERRY

s T II a w BERRY
plants: Progressive. $3.50 per
hundred. Don't send away for trees,
shrubs and plants. You can get
1t right here In the "City of En-
terprise." The manager, Otto Brose,
Of the Beltrami Nursery and
Greenhouse 10 q gardner and q resi-:
dent Of Beltrami county for 16
years and knows exactly what. is
adapted for this altitude. Please
send In your orders right away and
delivery will not be delayed. Bel
trami Nursery & Greenhouse. zvO4
Irvine ave-. south Of Greenwood
cemetery. Phone 363-J. 6t4-13
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07
LIVE POULTRY

LIVE POULTRY.
Turkeys, lbs. up .30s
Turkeys, small and thin. .. AT Value
Geese, ~ lbs. up, and tat. ..18e
Ducks, fat ................ 300
Hens, heavy, 4 lbs and over. 80. .84c;
Springers, live .......,...... .26es
Hens, lbs. up, fat. ...........,: .3to
Dressed poultry Sc per pound; otss';
live stock. r. IN,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07

NEW COUNTY AGENT
HAS BEGUN DUTIES
r South Beltrami county's. new agri-
cultural agent arrived in the city on.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07
LOCAL INTERCHURCH
CONFERENCE YESTERDAY

Large delegations from Baglsy.
Clearbrook, Hines and other COM
munittes attended tho Intsrchurch
conference in the City building vest
erday. DR.. James Wallace Of Macal-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07

stopped by the world clubs :. 1t was
stopped by the United Statse by the
use Of broad meaning of the ia
nous old Monroe Doctrine and be-
cause the United States was not a
member Of the club. In other words,
Riddles, the United States with the
same methods she has been using for
at least century prevented q war
among three members Of the world
club
"When did the United States do
that?" asked Jack.
ION March II. Jack, the American
ambassador i'm Chile was told by the
Department Of State in Washfngton,
to notify the Chilean government that
the United States was greatly wor-
ried about tho situation. I will read
you t,1st the way our state depart
ment told tho story.
ION March H. tho story reads,
the American ambassador in Chile
was instructed by the Department of
State to inform the Chilean Minister
Of Foreign Affairs that the govern
ment Of the United States had in
formed the Bolivian government that
1t viewed with the gravest apprehen-
sion the attack by a mob on the Pc
ruvian legation and consulate, and on
the houses and stores Of Peruvians
in LaPaz. The Bolivian government
was also Informed that in the opinion
OF the Department Of State any agi-
tation tending to endanger peace on
the American continent would be q
calamity which would place the grav-
est responsibility upon those who
countenanced it.
The ambassador was further in
struoted to inform the Chilean Min.
lister for Foreign Affairs that this de-
partment would deplore mobilization
In Chile, and that similar represent
tation had been made to Peru and
Bolivia regarding mobilization in
those countries. In conclusion, the
ambassador was directed to state that
the government Of the United States
viewed the situation with gravest ap-
prehension, and counted upon the
government Of Chile to do everything
In it, power to avoid the ,hresking
out Of hostilttioS on. the M6at coast
OF South America, and tospreserve
peace until a means Of solution for
the question interesting Chile, Peru
and Bolivia could be found other
than force, which could not be ooun-
tenanced BY the civilized world.
On March. -. tho American am
bassador in Chile oabled tho Depart
mont that no had received Q note
from the Chilean Foreign Office ex-
pressing thanks for the Information
the ambassador had given concerning
American representations made to the
Bolivian government, and deploring
the disturbances in La Pas. The note
declared in part that Chile's conduct
In the past, and its sincere desire for
peace, will counsel it to look with
misgivings on any attempt to disrupt
International order. After stating
that the Chilean government, when
duly Informed Of the events occurring
In La PaZ, could not attribute to
them greater consequences than to q
simple agitation Of popular elements,
the note concluded with the state
ment that government and people Of
Chile are absolutely tranquil and
have not thought fora moment Of the
extreme measure of mobilization
$50 you see, children, the United
States stopped q war because 1t was
not member of the world club al.
though .ae countries who were ready
- Ha>A - 49, MH.,Aa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-07
MARKETS-LOCAL AND FOREIGN

Chicago April 7.-Potato receipts today cars. Market
strong Northern Whites, sacked $675 to $685. per
cwt bulk $500 81 per cwt Green Mountains, sacked
Sc. IS to $685. per cwt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08

4to KfugeB Gnilletniina, feiha de los
I Pafses Bajos? Pues para ser la tinica
EN- defender, entire todos los que cii1en
una corona sus sienes, los derechos
| de Ia piedad y de la huinanidad, de.
rechos que un rey ell su lugar, no hui
biera "podfdo" defender.
La regla y ell orden Sc encuentran,
menor, en- general, en- la vida de las
mujeres que en- la de los hombres. En-
la clase media acomOdada, el hombre
deserhpefia generalmente una function
social que lie impone horas de labor,
citas de negOcios, necesidades diarias
de oficina y diligencias. La mujer
por Ell contrario, como Sc queda en- su
casa, es duefia absolute de su tempo.
Tiene tant0s deberes Y obligaciOnes
como el hOmbre; pero esos deberes v
obligaciOnes unicamente sc los dicta
la conciencia. Tiene mas Independent
cia y mas holgura. Desgraciadamen-
tie el uso que hace de esta libertad ra-
ras veces es satisfactoriO. Las mas
frfvolas Sc cansan pronto de vivir ::
los que estan a sus 6rdenes cumplen
bien NAL los quehaceres domesticos
" la dueaa de la casa solo Intervene
para impacientarse encoleriZarse. :.
Su vida tiene dos parties: las diversio-
mes mas o menos frecuentes que la dis
traen de 81 misma l4 inttrvalos en7
entire esas diversiones, en- que Sc abu-
rre. Para muchas mujeres mas Sc
rias, que sc Ocupan verdaderamente
de su casa, de su marido Y de sus hijOs,
el pecad0 consiste en- caer en- el eXtre7
mo Opuesto: Sc dejan dOminar pOr
preocupacioneS insignificantes Y quie-
rem cOlaborar en- tOdas las labOres
del hogar. No llejan tempo ia
ell imperioso deher que todo ser hIma
no tiene de conocer su ser moral para
tlirigirlo hacia la perfection,
SECURE estoy de que 81 alguna de
estas 1ltimas lee estas lfneas, Sc enco-
gera de hombros:
-"Bueno esta-habfa de pensar-
ese psic6logo con su ser moral Y su
direction hacia la perfection. Sc
conoce que no tiene que cuidar de SUI
casa nj de ehucar sus hijos.
Pues bien, ell psicologo insiste, afr
ma, q. la mujer no debe ser nj extra
fia a los cuidados dom6sticos nj en-
brutecerse en- esos mismos cuidados.
Cuidado del perfeccionamiento persO-
nal Y cuidado del hogar, todos encuen-
tran lugar en- la misma vida femeni-
ma, con la condicf6n de que esa vida
conozca el Orden y Sc someta la
regla.
MARCEL PROVOST
Parfs-192O.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08
BANCO CONFER RCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
AvIsO

uscron acnstas, la
emission Banco reci
San las de nuestras Sucur
pico de dicha emission las
De sOicitudes los accOnisas
los sOitane ell ndmerO de acOnes
dera nmedamnte
accn $4,000 del vaor
nominal mas $25.0O el Fondo de Reserva.
p r., Septiembre z, 1920.
E.. IRIARTE,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08

COMMERCIAL

Nos informan los sehores Angel Pc
rez Y Ca, que han constitufdo en- Ma
yagtiez una sociedad comercial dedi-
cada los mismos negocios de la ex-
tinguida de Angel Perez, de cuyo acti-
70 Y pasivo Sc ha hecho cargo. Son
socios de la firma los senores Angel
Y Rafael Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08
Ell ESP|RITQ DE- Ia h|UlER

LII uUl ulllU
Nunea fa fermentado tanto como
ahora ell espfritu de la mnjer. Ella
reclama para 81, en- vez de cohfiafsela
al hombre, la preocupaci6n de su fell
cidad. Seffa tonic negar que esta evo
luci6n CANA terreno de dfa en- dfa. y
en- cuanto al sentido en- que esa evolu-
ci6n Sc realiza, no es precise tampoco
pasarse de listo para comprenderlo. !.
La niujer, en- los pr0ximos amos, ten
dera mas Y mas a igualar su condi-
ci0n la del hombre, y las costumbres
Y la aparieHcia misma de los dos sexos
llegaran confundirse.
4 Siempre he Observable que la inte-
ligencia Y la actividad son las Iinicas
cosas que pueden hacer olyidar la
desdicha ffsica de una mujer; en- CAM
bio, son el mejor adorno para una mtl-
jer joven Y bonita cuand0 estan pro-
sporcionadas a su juvehttid y n su be-
lleza.
Por 10 'mismo que es mujer, una mil-
ier renueva las funciOnes que los
hombres toma. Que ,desgraciado es,
,pues, ell tropo metaf6rico antifimis-
tas referente a la flor que pierde su
perfume. 10 contrario serfa vef-
dad: la flor presta sp perfume al vase
.inerte y 10 purifica.
La objection que contra muchos as
pectos del feminismo Slbsiste en- la
mayorfa de los espfritus sc resume en-
el facilfsiIio: "iY para dhe2" para
que mujeres medicos, cuando hay va
demasiados hombres que 10 son? Ell
Palacio de Justicia que rebosa de
abogados, ;para que, pues. anmentar
suA nfmero con mujeres que ejerzan
la misma profession? Miles miles
de j0venes solictan todos los amos en-
pleos del Gobierno, spara que aumen-
tar la cola EN- las puertas de los mi
niSteriOS?
La objection serfa digna de tener
en- cuenta 81 una mlijer, puesta en- el
.lugar de un hombre, hiciese exacta-
mente~ 10 mismo que ell hombre hace.
Pero no sucede asf, una mujer ha-
CO 10 mismo- que un hombre, pero de
muy "distinto modo". Facl es con-
vencerse de este con solo estudiar los
oficios que han sido ejercidos siempre
por los dos sexos. Ell mOdisto Y la
costurera, el jefe de la cocina y la co
cinera, el peluquerO Y la peiRadora
tinen todOs partidariOs eQntrariOs.
Eel talento artfstico de las mujeres
difiere mucho del de los hOmbres.
Ningdn pintor comprendera nj EXPIRE
sara nunca la pOeSfa de las flores CO.
mo la cOmprendi6 Y expres0 Magdale
do ell persOnaje del duque de Reichs-
tag como 10 cre0 Sarah Bernhard.
La irreductibilidad del temperamento
femenino del temperamentO mascu-
limo solo la ponen en- duda los ener-
gGmenos los espfritus sanos; lejos de
negarla, Green que es cOnveniente de-
scar que los seXOs lleguen a repartir-
Sc la actividad universal. Muchas
mujeres fracasan al competir con los
hOmbres sea, pero, en- cambio, las
que no fracasen Sc conduciran de muy
distinto mOdO del que un hombre Sc
hubiera cOnducido en- su lugar. sPa-
IA que sirvi6 Juapa de ArcO? Pues
para llevar a feliz termino una cam
paiia EN- la que el captain mas ex-
perto hubiera gastado indtilmente su
esfuerzo. Para que sirvi6 en- el asun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08
PoR HURTO
Parfs-192O.

La policfa de Puerta de Tierra,
arrest0 TESTS Declet, acusado del
hurto de un reloj con s,i cadena Y una
amoneda de SIS, propiedad de Jose Luis
Garcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08

Sc YENDE la casa No. ss calle
San Sebastian, da frente a la Gale
de San ebastian y otro frente al Bou-
leyard del Vale. Altos y baiOs. In
fOrmes: San Francisco So, Caltos).
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08

RESFRIADoS fCAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUIN1NA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
disn1o y Fiebres. Solo hay un "BR0-
MO QUININA." La frma de E. w.
GROVE viene COO CO , cajita.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08
Ell BANCO DE SAN JUAN
San JUAN Puerto Rico
CAJAs DE AHORROS ESPECIALES.
SanJuaR, Puerto Rico.

En- cada barrO hay Gaia de AhOrrOs.
Ell mpOnene tiene venr la cudad para guardian
econOmias Gaia de Ahorros prOpi0 barriO.
comprar tamben, accOnes del BancO de San JUAN
cncO dollars cada
Abra cuenta nuestr0 Banc0. s $3.50 El&s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08
Sc vENDEN CAsAs

Con solar prOpio entire las Paradas
Is y II, Santnrce.
Informan: Monserrate AZ. TeIefo-
no 277 azuI. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-08

Siempre he Observable que la inte-
ligencia y la actividad son las tinicas
cosas que pueden hacer olyidar la
desdicha ffsica de una mujer; en- cam
bio, son el mejor adorno para una mtl-
jer joven bonita cuando estan pro-
tporcionadas a su juventtld y su be-
lleza.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Mexico Is Working Out Peace Program For Many Years
Ere Chief Mray Warns Against Danger OF Trash Fires

such trash becoming ignitcd- Most
Of our fires are prsVentable. City
ordinances forbid open fires in the
yards. whether for burning trash. TN
der wash boilers or for whatever rea-
son u takes but little extra work
10 enclose q yard fire with some sort
OF protector which win prevent the
wind from blowing sparks about A
yard and house free from trash, care
IN using any sort OF inflammables.
and care in keeping matches protect
ed from children and rats and mice
VIII 90 a long way toward fire PIE
vention- Our schools should see 70
g that a course in fire prevention fs
drilled into the children from the
lrst grade up"
Two outstanding features OF che
national convention OF the American
legion at Cleveland were the leEion's
stand against mixing IA politics and
its stand for closed doors on the Jap
anese question" said C. C. Beavens
who attended the meeting rhe con-
erinEs I ever saw. AM was larger
than the last convention ct St Louis.
Cleveland did itself prold "a greet
ing US and left nothing undone TO
show its hospitality 10 the service
men. who literally crowded the city
from cellar 10 roof Gen. Marie Emile
Fayoue. who represented the French
government. was accorded an ovation
with Gen. Leonard Wood which last
ed 20 minutes.
Nearly all the resolutions which
we're adopted at the Texas convention
at Houston were either endorsed as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Short SnatcheS
From EUe1y1gheTe

No wonder Italians wish 20 emf
crate .-Greenvills Is. c. Piedmont
Now some get drunk on Uater-out
beyond the threo-r1ile line--Ains o.
hamtou sun
Most OF our advanced young moth
er1. we understand. use the Eroebeli
Montessori and hairbrush methodas IN
that order.-Chio State Journal
Some men rave Is u the five min
utes they wait for a street car is all
the time they ever waste--Io-edo
Blade.
It's impossible to please every
body and II a Elrl has what We in
our ignorance consider a good figure
the nelEhbor women say she Is hunchy.
Ohio state Journal
It's only a question OF time till the
department stores TO catch women
readers viii transfer their ads from
the society section 20 the political
page.-Daytou News.
What singular means OF defence
has the porcupineT'' asks a newspaper
memory test. But don't call 10 singu-
lar. 10 is most painfully plural, all
most equal numerically 70 the "sin-
GUAR defence OF the skunk.-Kausas
City star
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

Z Of a homing pigeon is usually direct
and would probably average about so
miles an hour. taking about six hours
T flying time 10 make the 10 miles.
q In speaking OF n pine forest. Il
IL understood that all the trees are
I pinef-O- VI. r.
A In practice. a forest IN which 50
/ per cent OF the trees are OF one spe-
cies. IS called by the name OF that
species.
O. How does kerosene compare
with coal for heatinEs-L. J. VI.
a Kerosene contains more heating
energy than coal when considered on
a weight basis. A pound OF kero-
| sene contains about 1900 heat units
Z whereas a pound OF high grade coal
contains about 1900. The cost OF
/ the various fuels for heating purposes
depends largely upon the relative
supply.
@ How old is the office OF Justice
/ Of the pence3-L J. b.
A The institution OF justices OF the
Z peace is very old. They were known
. in England prior 70 1897 when they
were called conserrators Of the peace
and were chosen in every county by
the freeholders from among the
principal men OF the county.
q. Il the number OF silos in use In
creusinE s-R. c..
A. Basing an estimate on a report
from Indiana, the number has nearly
trebled in five years. In 1913 there
was one silo to every % farms. IN
1918 there was one sile for every nine
farms.
q who wrote asweet Alice Ben
Bolt7f-A- W NJ
A Thomas Dunn English. an Amer
lean physician apd man Of letters.
published this poem in Wnlis's New
York Mirror In 1913. AS set 70 music
by Nelson kneass e became widely
known both IN England and America.
@ What verse in the bible contains
all the letters in the alphabet
6. L. r.
a. Ezra VII-a1 contains all the
letters OF the English alphabet eI-
cept 'J' which was formerly written
IS T."
@. What was the first real news
sent By teIeEraphf-M. ".
A. The first news ever carried by
telegraph was the nomination OF
Polk. The line extended only from
Washington 10 Baltimore
Q. What are the dimensions OF the
liberty beIlf-J. B. D.
A The measurements OF the liberty
bell in independence hall are: Length
around the LIP. 10 feet; length around
the crown. seven feet six inches
rom lip 70 crown around the in
curse. three feet; over the crown, two
feet three inches: length Of the clap
per. three feet two inches; weight,
20S0 pounds.
q Do army Officers have to pay
ten dollars for a passport when go
ing abroad f-H. +. T.
A.. The fee fer executing an appI-
cation FOR a passport is always one
dollar II the officer is proceeding
abroad in discharge OF his official
duty there is no further charge.
Otherwise the additional nine dollars
viii be charged for issuance OF the
passport
CAny reader can set che answer 90 any
question BY writing The Herald Informa-