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

fy the place therein where elections
 are to be held.
 Sec. s. Bt it further enacted that where election precincts have been d. vided or subdivided into districts nere-
 under 1t shall be unlawful for any
 voter in any elections held hereafter to
 vote at any place other than the elec
 tion district in which said voter Is, a.
 such time. registered as a qualified a1eotor
 Soc. g. Be 1t further enacted that
 nothing herein contained shall be con struod as calling or providing for the election of justices of the peace or con
 stables in said election districts, or
 the appointment of notaries public ex officio justices of the peace but said
 Justices of the peace and constables
 shall only be elected appointed as
 now provided for election precincts as they are now or may hereafter be es tablished.
 Soc. 10. Be 1t further enacted that all laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed.
 I Approved February II. 1915. Attest.
 JOHN PURIFoy
 Secretary of State. l No. 3D AN ACT (S loS To provide for the creation of commits l sion for the removal of adult illiteracy | in Alabama, to be known as The Ala | bama 1lliteracy Commission" and to | provide for the duties and powers thereof.
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama:
 Section i. That there is hereby created
 commission to be known as The Ala bama llliteraoy Commission,' which shall be composed of five persons both men and women, including the state superintendent of education, who shau be ex-officio a member thereof The commissioners shall be appointed by the governor and shall be selected for their fitness. ability and experience in matters of education. and their acquaintance with the condi- tions of illiteracy in the state of Alabama and its various communities. Sec. q That the members of the com mission shall be and are hereby consti- tuted a body corporate with all the pow CTS necessary to carry into effect all the purposes of this act. The commissioners after their appointment and qualification shall organize by electing from their membership a president and a secretary | treasurer. The secretary treasurer shall execute bond to the state of Alabama l in a reputable bonding company and in | such an amount as the commission may approve, for the faithful performance of | the duties of his office, for the proper l handling and accounting of all properties | hands by virtue of his office; provided. that the secretary treasurer may be re-
 1 moved by the commission and success l sor appointed by the commission in it's
 l discretion.
 l Sec. 8. That 1t shall be the duty of k.ae : commission and 1t shall have the power 1 to make research, collect data, and pro- l cure the services of any and all com munities of the state looking to the ob- 1 taining of more detailed and definite | knowledge as to tho true conditions of l the state in regard to its adult illiteracy. 1 and report regularly the results of it's la | bors to the governor, and to perform any other act which in its discretion will con tribute to the elimination of the states 1 adult illiteracy by means of tho education and enlightenment of iliiterate persons In the state of Alabama; and the commis- sion shall expend any funds or use any thing of value which 1t may receive in &C., oordance with such i4gulations as it may from time to time adopt, provided. how ever, that any or all funds which may come into the hands oi the commission shall be expended fin keeping with the general purposes of this act. Sec. 1. That the commission shall adopt such rules and regulations as may seem expedient for carrying on It's pusi- ness in a manner which shall ueem to 1t most satisfactory.
 Sec. o. That the members of this com mission shall receive no compensation for their services nor expenses of any kind cut of the state treasury, put they shall be reimbursed out of my funds which may come into the nands of the commits sion from other sources for the use of the commission for their actual travelling and other necessary expenses Incurred In the performance of their duties. Approved February o. 1915. Attest:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.