The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-01
LIVE IN-CAPITAL CLAUSE INCLUDED
 IN ACT AS PASSED
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tered by the state health department and educational department.
 i PRISON FOR DYNAMITERS Persons who use dynamite in the de- struction of houses and property will
 be subject to terms in the penitentiary under the bill of MT Tompkins of Houston. which passed the house. This bill Is intended to prevent the dyna- miting of homes and business houses during labor troubles or other disturb ances. Many reports have been re- ceiyed recently of the destruction of property by dynamite with malicious intent andsno adequate remedy now ex- ists in the statutes.
 MT. Howles' bill, providing for the con viction and punishment of persons who entice away labor which is under con tract, was passed and sent to the sen ate Mr Howle said farmers and many industries had been unable to retain their labor, although under contract, because or the persuasion of agents of others who were able to offer better prices. Other bills which were passed by the house during the day were Mir Greens
 measure providing for the punishment 1 of persons who fail to work the public roads;a MT. Murphree's bill giving the 1 state insurance department supervision l over all fraternal benefit societies: Mir 1 '.onpshore's bill giving judge authority
 to orter state convict into court as witness. Mir. Milford's bill. harmonizing | the act permitting absent voting with the general election acts. and providing l means whereby a person may obtain an
 absent voters ballot, and Mir. Murphree's bill requiring fraternal insurance com- 1 paBies and other insurance companies 1 to submit to examinations by the state l insurance department.
 KILL APPROPRIATION l The senate killed $e5,000 appropria-
 tion for the taking up of outstanding 1 indebtedness of the Alabama Polytechnic | Institute. refused to reconsider the vote
 which defeated the $25o.0oo appropriation | for the eradication. of the Ladybug ] beetle, enacted into law the general transportation bill with committee amend | ments, one amendment to the committee amendment reinstatng the Hive in Montgomery section," which was stricken out by the committee on Wednesday and ] passed other bills, before the beginning
 of the night session at 8 o'clock. | One of the liveliest discussions of the day came on a bill which would have amended the state code, and which would
 have prohibited drug stores from selling anything but drugs. The bill was de- l feated
 The s65,OD0 appropriati4, bill for the
 
 | not receive two-thjrds majority of | those voting. The vote was eighteen 1 Tor and eleven against the bill The debt was accumulated the past several years.
 The discussion of a motion of Senator carmichael to reconsider the vote where
 by the S25o.00o Ladybug appropriation
 Dill was killed, was lengthy, Senator l Huddleston of Elmore, speaking for the benefit of a large gallery of young wo
 men who suddenly appeared in the
 senate gallery. Reconsideration was killed ana no money will be given to extermin- ate the bug which is reported doing 1 much damage to the pea and bean crons 1 The measure of Senator Craft of Mo pile. which amends the bone-dry proh- 1 oltlon act so as to permit ice cream
 manufacturers to get large amount ot alcohol to carry on their business. was passed. This does not bring a very ma i terial change in the law, and was passed 1 by vote of 19 to 3.
 The house bill creating the office of
 state fuel administrator and which bill takes the place of the drastic measure creating a state board of arbitration, 1 came up in the senate, but was post | poned until Friday and made a special order ffor the morning. Postponement
 was suggested when an amendment was offered which makes the chairman of
 the state board of control and economy