Maryland Legislature, which is in the nature of an emergency fund to
be used to assist Maryland Veterans of the World War who are in
need of temporary relief. This is not intended to be in the nature of a
"bonus; the act specifically stating "for the purpose of providing the
necessities of life for such Maryland Veterans of the World War as are
sick, disabled of indigent and who are without means to pay for said
necessities or for proper care, and for the purpose of providing "the
necessary funeral expenses of such veterans.

THE DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE

709 Union Trust Building.
'Stuart S. Janney, Director.

Board of Welfare.

Stuart S. Janney, Chairman.............Baltimore .............................................,.1927
Dr. Charles R. Austrian. ......... _...... ...Baltimore .................___.......-....1920
Wm. L. Rawls........................................Baltimore ........................._-.........—.....1929
Dr. Lewellys F. Barker.....................Baltimore ...............................1931
Mrs. Margaret M. Brown.....................Baltimore .............................1931
John T. Daily................................ Baltimore .......................................,............ 1928
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Kent......................Baltimore ............................... 1928
Robert D. Case, Secretary and Treasurer, Baltimore.

MARYLAND PENITENTIARY.
Baltimore, Md.

Patrick J. Brady, Warden.

MARYLAND HOUSE OF CORRECTION
Jessup, Md.

Jos. A. Delaney, Warden.

The head of the Department of Welfare shall be the Board of Wel-
fare, consisting of the Director of the Department, who shall serve as
the Chairman of the Board, and four associate members, who shall be
appointed without regard to political affiliation, who shall each be not
less than thirty years of age, interested and, preferably, experienced in
social welfare, and at least one associate member shall be a woman.
The Director and Chairman of the Board, and the associate members
thereof shall all be appointed by the Governor, with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, except that the appointments first made hereunder
shall be made by the Governor alone on the taking effect of this Act, and
these terms of office shall begin then. The Director first appointed shall