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ledge, including reading, writing and arithmetic, and such
advanced studies as may be advisable.

371. The Board of School Commissioners of Baltimore
County are authorized and directed to provide and to designate
such school buildings as may be necessary as free evening
schools, and to further provide from the now existing day
schools or otherwise such teachers as may be requisite for
such free evening schools, and the students therein shall be
males, of. not less than twelve years of age.

372. The Board of School Commissioners of Baltimore
County shall have full power to appoint and fix the salaries of
such teachers for free evening schools, and shall have power to
make such regulations as they may deem necessary therefor;
provided, however, that such salaries to be paid teachers of
free evening schools shall not be less than two dollars and
fifty cents for each and every evening session of said schools.

372A. No such schools shall be opened without the written
application to the Trustees of said schools and to the Board
of County School Commissioners of Baltimore County of at
least twenty persons of the age required of students in such
free evening schools.

372B. The teachers or persons appointed by the Board of
School Commissioners shall make all necessary arrangements
for supplying the books and other stationery required for the
different schools, and for lighting and heating the buildings,
subject to the approval of the Board of Public School Com-
missioners of Baltimore County, and to be paid for by the
said Board of County School Commissioners.

372c. The teachers and all necessary expenses shall be paid
out of the Public School Funds of Baltimore County, and that
such payments shall be made at such times as the said Board
of County School Commissioners aforesaid shall designate.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage.

Approved April 1,1910.

CHAPTER 44.

AN ACT to change the boundary line between the First and
Third Election Districts of Baltimore County.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-
land, That the boundary line between the First and Third
Election Districts of Baltimore County, as now laid down, be
changed, and that the line which hereafter shall divide said