The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-18

No. 1O1) AN ACT (S. 2Ot To provide for the granting of free
 scholarship in certain schools of the
 state of Alabama, to the value Of
 $lO0 each year, upon the donation
 to the state by the United Daughters
 of the Confederacy of the state of
 Alabama of the sum of $1250 for the
 securing of each such scholarship.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the legis- lature of Alabama that whenever the United Daughters of the Confederacy of the state of Alabama shall donate to the state of Alabama, and actual 1y pay in cash to the treasurer of said state a sum of money amounting to $1250, there shall be considered as es- tablished 8 free scholarship of the value of $100 per year in board and such fees or other charges as that amount would cover or include over and above board, for the benefit of the student receiving the benefit of the same or appointed to such scholar ship, at any of the following institu- tions of learning, to-wit: Alabama Polytechnic institute,s Auburn; Ala hama Girls Technical institute, Mon tevallo; any of the Group A normal schools Florence, Jacksonville, Living ston and Troy, that have, or may have a dormftory, that such scholarship shall be and is hereby established for
 
 state.
 Sec. 2. That at the time such sum or sums of money amounting to $1260 shall be donated to the state, and paid over to the state treasurer. the said United Daughters of the Confectionery shall des- ignate in writing, signed by it's president and countersigned by it's chairman of scholarship, and filed with the state auditor, the particular institutions of learning, among Those enumerated in section 1 of this act. in which the schol- arship is desired. Thereupon it shall be the duty of the state auditor to issue . warrant drawn upon the state treasurer, in due form, and delived the same to the treasurer of such institution of learn ing for the said sum of $1250, or for such several sums of $1250 which shall be donated in this manner 70 the state, which warrant or warrants the treas urer shall pay on presentation. Such sum or several sums of $1250 shall be received by such treasurer of such in- stitution of learning and added to tho sum held by the board or boards legally administering the same for the support of such institutions. Sec. g. Any person. male or female. otherwise entitled to admission as a stu dent or pupil in such institution of learn ing. and such only. and who presents to the proper authorities of same, a cer- tificate signed by the president and coun- tersigned by the chairman of scholar ship committee of such United Daugh- ters of the Confectionery of Alabama, granting to him or her a scholarship, under the terms of this act. shall be en- titled to be admitted at such institution as entitled to the benefits of this act. ! And when so admitted, he or she shall | be given credit on the books of such institution for the sum of $l00, to be applied to the end and purpose of de- fraying his or her board and such feeo or other charges as that amount would cover over and above board, for the ses- s sion during which or for which he or she applies for admission. Approved February 24, 1915. Official: JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State. No. 169) AN ACT CH. @S To regulate the employment of minor children within the state of Alabama To prohibit the employment of minorsN under certain conditions: To provide for the inspection and regulation o
 establishments, occupations. places any
 premises where minors are employed;
 To entrust the enforcement of the pro-
 visions of this act to the state prison inspector: To punish violations of this act, and to repeal acts in conflict withN the provisions hereof. is s 4 Section 1. Be It enacted by the legislaf ture of Alabama, That on Nnd after SeH tomber l. 101k no child under 13 yea