LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 129

school year. Provided, if such a teacher holds a first grade
certificate of the first class, and has taught in the public
schools of the State of Maryland for a period of one year,
such teacher shall receive a salary of not less than nine hun-
dred dollars per school year. Provided, further, that if such
a teacher holds a first grade certificate of the first class, and
has taught in the public schools of the State of Maryland for
a period of two years, such teacher shall receive a salary of
not less than nine hundred and fifty dollars per school year.
Provided, further, that if such a teacher holds a first grade
certificate of the first class, and has taught in the public
schools of the State of Maryland for a period of three years,
such teacher shall receive a salary of not less than one thou-
sand dollars per school year. And provided, further, that if
such a teacher holds a first grade certificate of the first class,
and has taught in the public schools of the State of Maryland
for a period of four years, such teacher shall receive a salary
of not less than ten hundred and fifty dollars per school year.
SECTION 122E. No white elementary school principal,
holding an elementary school principal's certificate, employed
in Howard County, shall receive a salary of less than one
thousand dollars per school year. Provided, if such a princi-
pal holds an elementary school principal's certificate of the
first class, and has taught in the public schools of the State
of Maryland for a period of one year, such principal shall
receive a salary of not less than ten hundred and fifty dol-
lars per school year. Provided, further, that if such a princi-
pal holds an elementary school principal's certificate of the
first class, and has taught in the public schools of the State
of Maryland for a period of two years, such principal shall
receive a salary of not less than eleven hundred dollars per
school year. Provided, further, that if such a principal holds
an elementary school principal's certificate of the first class,
and has taught in the public schools of the State of Maryland
for a period of three years, such principal shall receive a sal-
ary of not less than eleven hundred and fifty dollars per school
year. Provided, further, that if such a principal holds an
elementary school principal's certificate of the first class, and
has taught in the public schools of the State of Maryland for
a period of four years, such principal shall receive a salary,
of not less than twelve hundred dollars per school year. And
provided, further, that if such a principal holds an elementary