584 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 311

$70, 000 shall be from the issue of August 15, 1933 and
$70, 000 from the issue of February 15, 1934.

To the State Board of Welfare, for the construction and
equipment of buildings and power plant at the State Penal
Farm at Roxbury, $175, 000, of which $75, 000 shall be from
the issue of February 15, 1934 and $100, 000 from the issue
of August 15, 1934.

To the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium, for the con-
struction and equipment of a children's hospital at the
Henryton Sanatorium, $55, 000, all from the issue of
August 15, 1933.

To the State Tobacco Warehouse, for repairs, alterations
and improvements to warehouse building, $95, 000, all from

To the University of Maryland (College Park), for the
the issue of August 15, 1933.

construction and equipment of a women's dormitory, $150, -
000, for the construction and equipment of an Arts and
Sciences Building, $200, 000, for deficit in construction of
Field House, $78, 000, and for the purchase of land, $50, 000,
aggregating $478, 000, of which $428, 000 shall be from the
issue of August 15, 1933 and $50, 000 from the issue of
August 15, 1934.

To the Military Department, for construction, repairs,
alterations and additions to armories located throughout
the State, and for the purchase of ground, construction of
roads, repairs, equipment and general improvements at the
State Reservation, Cascade, Washington County, $75, 000,
of which $48, 000 shall be from the issue of August 15, 1933
and $27, 000 from the issue of February 15, 1934.

To the Military Department, for remodeling and recon-
structing the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore City,
$250, 000, of which $160, 000 shall be from the issue of
August 15, 1933, and $90, 000 from the issue of February
15, 1934.

To the Board of Public Works, for alterations, repairs
and improvements to the Court of Appeals Building in An-
napolis, $40, 000, all from the issue of February 15, 1934.

SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That all contracts for
the above purposes shall be subject to the approval of the
Board of Public Works, and where appropriations are made
to an institution or department for two or more purposes,
the order in which the same are to be begun shall likewise
be subject to the approval of the Board of Public Works.
In case any balance remains to the credit of any of the
above named institutions or departments after the comple-