(d) Those receiving more than two thousand four hundred pesos per annum, but not exceeding six thousand pesos per annum, a per diem of four pesos. (e) Those receiving more than six thousand pesos per annum, a per diem of five pesos. aEHAIS Persons whose compensations are stated at rates other than per annum may be given the allowances authorized for employees at a corresponding per annum compensation. [1873-3.] SECTION  385 . Control of Head of Office Over Allowance of Per Diems . — Chiefs of Bureaus and heads of Offices shall make such examination in passing upon per diems as may be necessary to satisfy their minds that the per diems allowed will not more than reim burse employees for necessary travel expenses and will not constitute an increase of salary. TCcIaA [1873-3.] SECTION  386 . Per Diems of Detailed Army and Navy Officers . — Officers of the United States Army or Navy detailed for duty with the Insular Government shall receive, when traveling on official business of this Government, the per diems corresponding to the  salary of the position which the officers are filling under detail, and subject to the same conditions as other officers; and, if no salary is fixed by law for such position, the officers shall be considered as included in the class for which a per diem of f ive pesos is authorized. [1873-3.] SECTION  387 . Travel Expense and Subsistence of Members of Philippine Legislature . — Each member of the Philippine Legislature, and also the private secretary to the Speaker of the Assembly, shall receive his travel expense en route from his home to Manila  and return, once for each session which he actually attends. He shall also receive his actual and necessary expenses for lodging and subsistence in Manila from the date of his arrival until the day of the opening of the session, if he arrives by the steame r, conveyance, or train next preceding such opening, or, if he arrives sooner, from the time of the arrival of such steamer, conveyance, or train and the similar expenses incurred after the adjournment of the session until the departure of the first steame r, conveyance, or train for return to his home. Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 125