The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-24
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but there are many others who de- jects included in, the governors call, and there are stYll others. who have local bills to be introduced early in the week which they hope may be- come law before adjournment. It is improbable those favoring immediate adjournment after the highway bond issue bill Is law can get enough votes to adjourn at once
 Three Bills Law. Three of the bills included in the executive proclamation have become lazy and a fourth has been killed The Mobile port amendment bill sub hitting an amendment to the people at the next general election which will determine whether or not the state may lend it's assistance in the development of the port became law Saturday.
 The bill submitting an amendment at general election the first Mon day after three months from the final adjournment of the present ses- sion whichawillr exempt soldiers, sall- ors and marines who served in the world war from the payment of poll taxes until October 1, 1923, also has become law. The third bill will make the failure of trial judge 70 file with the governor a concise state ment regarding the conviction of every person who Is given a sentence of as much as five years prima facie evidence of neglect of duty.
 The bill which was killed provided a means for the manufacture and sale of cereal beverages. Many reports have gone over the state that an eff fort would be made to revive the bill but indications during the latter days of the week were that no such pro- posal will be made. Those who cham pioned the cause of cereal beverages have taken defeat gracefully and have retired from the scene of action.
 Fourteen Bills. Up
 The II other bills included in the executive proclamations now maintain the following status in the legisla- ture:
 Highway bond issue: House bill now in house with senate amendment for final action Tuesday:
 Sunday observance: Bill has not passed either house and indications are it will not unles radical amend ments are made. Motion picture cen sorship, which was included In this
  house and on main calendar of sem ate with a substitute providing for state board of censorship composed of ex officio officers, who would serve without extra compensation.
 Appropriation for state training school for girls: Bill has passed both houses and will be delivered as soon as 1t can be enrolled. It provides an appropriation of $75,000.
 Amendment to state fertilizer law; senate bill is now on house calen- dar.
 Suits against unincorporated as- sociations; bill has passed house and is unfinished business in senate for Monday afternoon.
 Extension of convict lease system for one year; bill has passed house and will be acted on by senate dur ing week.
 Providing means for cities to ob- tain pure water; senate bill Is on house calendar.
 Providing for advice of judges Of supreme court on constitutionality of legislation. Bill has not passed either house, but Is on house calen- dar with substitute which limits right to call on supreme court to the governor and to bills which have been passed but have not become law.
 Providing for substitution or tax records; two bills have passed sen ate and are on house calendar
 Boycotting and blacklisting law