416 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

2. To Saint Joseph's House of Industry, the sum of three
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of
three thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

3. To Saint Mary's Industrial School, the sum of thirty
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911,' and the like sum of
thirty thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

4. To the Florence Crittenton Home for Fallen Women the
sum of one thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the
like sum of one thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

5. To the House of Good Shepherd (colored) the sum of two
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of
two thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

6. To the Saint Peter Clavier Industrial School, the sum of
three hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum
of three hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

7. To the Baltimore Manual Labor School, the sum of two
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of
two thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

8. To the Industrial Home for Colored Girls, the sum of
twenty-five hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like
sum of twenty-five hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

9. To the National Junior Republic, the sum of three thou-
sand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of three
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

10. To the Baltimore Humane and Impartial Society, the
sum of three thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the
like sum of three thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

11. To the Confederate Women's Home, the sum of one thou-
sand dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of one
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1912; and the sum of four
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1911 for repairs and main-
tenance to buildings.

12. To the General German Aged Home, the sum of fifteen
hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum
of fifteen hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

13. To the Hebrew Friendly Inn and Aged Home, the sum
of fifteen hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like
sum of fifteen hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

14. To the Home of the Friendless, the sum of five thousand
dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of five thou-
sand dollars for the fiscal year 1912.

15. To Saint Martha's Episcopal Home, the sum of five hun-
dred dollars for the fiscal year 1911, and the like sum of five
hundred dollars for the fiscal year 1912.