13. WORLD WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING, 215 6th St., which serves as a community center, is a three-story structure of modern design, built of white Hebron (N. Dak.) brick and concrete with limestone trim. It was designed by Liebenberg and Kaplan of Minneapolis in 1930. 14. BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA (_open weekdays 8:30-4:30_), 700 Main St., was created by a special referendum election of June 26, 1919, passing a law providing that "For the purpose of encouraging and promoting agriculture, commerce and industry, the State of North Dakota shall engage in the business of banking, and for that purpose shall and does establish a system of banking, owned, controlled and operated by it, under the name of the Bank of North Dakota." It is managed and controlled by the State Industrial Commission. State funds, and funds of State institutions are deposited here. The bank was one of the important features in the program of the Nonpartisan League at the time of its organization, being designed to carry out the fourth plank of the league platform, the establishment of rural credit banks operated at cost. The red brick bank building was originally an automobile warehouse. STATE REGULATORY DEPARTMENT LABORATORY (_open_), is on the fourth floor of the Bank of North Dakota Building. North Dakota was a pioneer State in pure food legislation. A law passed in 1895 paved the way for the pure food and fertilizer laws of 1903. State inspectors, active at all times throughout the State, send samples for analysis to this laboratory, where trained chemists make the tests. Constant inspection of food and dairy products, feeds, fertilizers, water, oils, and paints is maintained. 15. ST. MARY'S CEMETERY, NE. edge of the city, contains the graves of many of the pioneers who played an important part in the development of the city and State. Among those buried here are Alexander McKenzie and his son, Alexander, Jr.; and Gen. E. A. Williams, first representative from Burleigh County to the Territorial Assembly, and his wife. POINTS OF INTEREST IN ENVIRONS State Penitentiary, =2 m.=, Fort Lincoln, =4.5 m.=, Sibley Island, =7 m.=, Liberty Memorial Bridge, =1.5 m.= (_see Tour 8_). Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, =9.5 m.= (_see_ FORT ABRAHAM LINCOLN STATE PARK). Pioneer Park, =2 m.= (_see Side Tour 3B_). FARGO =Railroad Stations:= Northern Pacific, Bdwy. at Front St.; Great Northern, Bdwy. at 5th Ave. N.; Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul (Milwaukee), 1101 2nd Ave. N. =Bus Stations:= Union Station, 502 N. P. Ave., for Northland Greyhound, Checker, Jack Rabbit, and Triangle Lines; Cole Hotel, 407-1/2 N. P. Ave., for Liederbach Line. =Airport:= Hector Field, NW. outskirts of city, 1/2 m. W. of US 81, Northwest Airlines, taxi fare 50c, time 10 min.; day and night service, public hangars. =Taxis:= 25c anywhere in city, 10c for each additional passenger. =City Bus Line:= Intra-city, fare 10c.