The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

said, and he shall carry into ef- feet such other regulations as may lawfully be required by the -choo board appointing him.
 Sec. 4. The board, having charge of the public schools of any city or district having 10000 or more population by the last census, may establish and III ain- tain from the public schools in such city or district, or any school board may, al it's discretion, pur- ch sse land and maintain such school, either within or withoul their own school district, for cnil- dren who are between tue ages of |S and lb years, and who are either haoltual truants from any day school in which they are en- rolled as pupils, or who, whi in attendance at any school, are in- corrigible, vicious or immoral, or who habitually wander or loi.er about the woods or public places without lawful employment, an d such children shall be deemed juvenile disorderly persons, and may be by said school board, through its officers, assigned to, aud required and compelled to at tend such truant or parental school, or any department of the graded schools, as such school board pr court may direct.
 Sec. 5. Any parent or guar dian, or person having charge or control of any child between the ages of s and 16 years, violating any of the provisions of this act, shall be warned as aforesaid as soon as possible after the begin
 uing of the public school term of the city, town or district iu which
 such child resides, and also at
 any time thereafter ty the at.
 tendance officer herein provided
 for, or by clerk of district where
 no attendance officer is provided
 for, to place and keep said child
 in regular attendance at some
 day school, within ten days from
 the service of the said written or
 printed notice of warning, and
 upon failure to comply with this
 act, after the lapse of ten days
 from the date of the service of
 said notice of warning, said par
 ent, guardian, or person having lcharge or control of said child
 s1all be deered guilty of a mis-
 demeanor, and upcr conviction
 thereof shall pay fine of not Hess than ten ($l0) dollars, and
 not more than twenty-five (S25) l dollars.
 1 Provided, That such fine may
 be suspended and finally remitted by the court trying the case, with
 or without payment of cost, at discretion of the court, if the said
 child be immediately placed in
 regular attendance in some day
 school as aforesaid, and if such fact of regular attendance is proven subsequently 10 the sati' : faction of said court by attested certificate of attendance by the
 supeuutendent or teacher of said day school.
 Sec. b. Every board having 7 charge of the public schools oi 7 any city, tows or district in the state of Arkansas, shall each year : publish a synopsis of this act ten ? days prior to the opening oi 3 school, in newspaper published l in the town or city or district ID which the members thereof reside l or shall post copies thereof in hive ( or more conspicuous places in said : district. city or town.
 8 Sec. '. No child between : : and lb years of age shall be em ' ployed in any mine, factory, work e shop, mercantile establishment :. or iu any other manner, during c the usual school hours while sucf s school is in sesslon. unless the s person employing such child shal a first procure certificate from 'ns c superintendent or teacher o' 'n' h school he or she attended, stating d ,h.t sueh chill attended school q for the period required by law 0' ? heeu excused from attendance