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been determined and published by the Commission and be then in effect.
The premiums shall be paid every four months, and shall be the prescribed
percentage of the total wages paid to all employees subject to the Article
for such preceding four months' period; provided however, that in order
to create a fund available upon the application of this Article as aforesaid
on November first, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, the payments
for the months of November, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, to
February, inclusive, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, shall be made
on or before November first, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen and
be preliminarily based upon the pay roll of the operations of the first four
months of the year one thousand nine hundred and fourteen. If any em-
ployer be found to have overpaid for such four months he may deduct
such overpayment from the next succeeding four months' payment made
to the fund; if any employer be found to have underpaid for such four
months, he shall pay the deficiency with the payment made by him after
the end of said four months.

This section referred to in construing sec. 36—see notes thereto. Picanardi v.
Emerson Hotel Co., 135 Md. 94.

An. Code, sec. 18. 1914, ch. 800, sec. 18.

18. If a single establishment of work insured in the State Accident
Fund comprises several occupations listed in Section 32 of this article,
the premium shall be computed according to the payroll of each occupa-
tion, if clearly separable; otherwise an average rate of premium shall be
charged for the entire establishment, taking into consideration the num-
ber of employes and the relative hazards. In computing the payroll the
entire compensation received by every workman employed in extra-
hazardous work and insured in the State Accident Fund, within the mean-
ing of this article, shall be included, whether it be in the form of salary,
wage, piece work, overtime, or any allowance in the way of profit-sharing,
premium or otherwise, and whether payable in money, board or otherwise.
Provided the money value of board and similar advantages shall have been
fixed by parties at the time of hiring.

This section and secs. 19 to 21 and secs. 23 and 29 referred to in construing sec.
36—see notes to the latter. Picanardi v. Emerson Hotel Co., 135 Md. 94.

An. Code, sec. 19. 1914, ch. 800, sec. 19. 1920, ch. 456, sec. 19.

19. It shall be the duty of the Commission to classify any industries
subject to this Article mentioned or not mentioned which are insured in
the State Accident Fund. And the Commission shall have power on or
before the first day of January of each year to reclassify such industries,
or oftener, if, in the opinion of the Commission, the same should be
deemed just and advantageous; or to create additional classifications with
respect to their respective degrees of hazard and determine the risk of the
different classes, and fix the rates of premium for each class, according
to the risks of the same sufficiently large to guarantee a workmen's com-,
pensation fund from year to year. It shall be the duty of the Commission
in determining the rates, in order to create a fund sufficiently large to
guarantee a workmen's compensation fund from year to year to also re-