nic^  infomiation  in  relation  to  the  sex,  age,  class  of  travel,  and  port
of  debarkation  of  the  United  States  citizens  departing  who  do  not
intend  to  reside  permanently  in  a  foreign  country,  ana  no  master  of  maiui
any  such  vessel  shall  be  ^granted  clearance  papers  for  his  vessel  until
he  has  deposited  such  list  or  lists  with  the  immigration  officials  at
tiiB  port  of  departure  and  made  oath  that  they  are  full  and  complete
as  to  the  name  and  other  information  herein  required  concerning
each  person  of  the  classes  specified  taken  on  board  his  vessel;  ana  j^™i»iunani (or iHf-
any  neglect  or  omission  to  comply  with  the  requirements  of  this  sec-     fM<,p  sm.
tion  shall  be  punishable  as  provided  in  section  fourteen  of  this  Act:    ^^nfi^Mn. n™.
Provided^  That  in  the  case  of  vessels  making  regular  trips  to  ports  of  lutrip*.
the  United  States  the  Commissioner  General  of  Immigration,  with
the  approval  of  the  Secretary  of  Labor,  may,  when  expedient,  ar-
range lor  the  deliverr  of  such  lists  of  outgoing  aliens  at  a  later  date:     Hj^dent* iwrtng br
Provided  further,  Tnat  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  immigration  officials  Can«i»  m  Meuwitor
to  record' the  following  information  regarding  every  resident  alien  p*™*™"*    "^
and  citizen  leaving  the  United  States  oy  way  of  the  Canadian  or
Mexican  borders  lor  permanent  residence  in  a  foreign  country:
Name,  age,  and  sex ;  wnether  married  or  single ;  calling  or  occupa-


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