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ART. LXXXVIIIA] STATE AID AND CHARITIES. 667
and clerks as a proper performance of its duties may require. The
said Board shall be provided with suitable offices by the Board of Public
Works. The salaries of the stenographers and clerks shall be fixed by
&aid Board with the approval of the Governor; provided that in no
case shall the total expenditures of the said Board for administrative
expenses exceed the amount appropriated to it therefor, in each year.
The said Board shall have the power to discharge or remove its secre-
tary, stenographers or clerks at any time.
1904, art. 8SA, sec. 6. 1900, ch. 679, sec. 7 1904, ch. 549, sec 7.
1916, ch 705, sec. 6.
6. It shall be the duty of the Secretary of this Board to inform
himself fully as to the condition and conduct of the institutions receiv-
ing financial assistance from or having contracts with the State, the
progress of social work in this and other countries, and to report fully
to the Board at its regular and special meetings, and to perform such
other duties as the said Board may require of him. During the session
of the Legislature, he shall be in attendance upon and subject to the
joint control and direction of the Finance Committee of the Senate
and Ways and Means Committee of the House of Delegates; and shall
perform such duties in the line of his employment and make such
investigations and reports as may be imposed upon him by these Com-
mittees. For this purpose, the said Secretary shall be furnished with a
suitable office in the State House, during the sessions of the Legislature.
1916, ch. 126.
7A. All laws, acts and resolutions, or parts thereof, heretofore at
any time passed or enacted by any General Assembly of the State of
Maryland, whereby and to the extent that any appropriation or appro-
priations have been made payable, in whole or in pait, out of the funds
of the general treasury of the State, for any of the purposes hereinafter
named, which said laws, acts and resolutions, or parts thereof, by their
terms or provisions and by their own force make such appropriations,
respectively, annual and continuing, and available and payable out of
the funds of the general treasury of the State in each and every year
succeeding their passage and enacted, respectively, or for each and every
year during a period of years succeeding their passage and enactment,
respectively, without the necessity in either case of any other or further
appropriation law, act or resolution; and which said laws, acts and
resolutions or parts thereof, make such annual or continuing appropria-
tions for any of the following purposes, to wit: (a) To or for the use,
benefit, needs or purposes of any and all universities, colleges, acade-
mies, schools, high schools, normal schools, seminaries, societies and
other institutions devoted, in whole or in part, to teaching, learning,
training, or education of every and every kind whatsoever; (b) to or for
the use, benefit, compensation, expenses, needs or purposes of any and
all State, county and city boards, commissions, bureaus, departments,
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