ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 771

made as aforesaid, the provisions of law in reference to bail
in case of misdemeanor shall apply; or the said accused in
addition to the means hereinbefore prescribed for sufficient
bail or collateral may tender as bail his motor vehicle as pro-
vided for by Section 206 of Article 56, title "Licenses, " sub-
title "Motor Vehicles as Bail, " and said section in its entirety

shall be construed as applicable to the provisions of this Act
as though incorporated verbatim herein. Provided, however,,
that should said accused when brought before said Justice of
the peace other than the Police Justice, have preferred against
him more than one charge for violation of the Motor Vehicle1
Laws, the said Justice of the Peace shall exact and only exact
of said accused a recognizance or collateral or motor vehicle
as bail in a sum not to exceed the maximum fine to be im-
posed in any one of said charges, it being at his election for
which offense the said accused shall give collateral or recog-
nizance or his motor vehicle as bail; and he shall accept the
personal recognizance of the accused for all other charges pre-
ferred against him for violation of the Motor Vehicle Laws,
for his appearance before said Police Justice at the time
and place fixed by said Justice of the Peace, and as desig-
nated in said recognizance. But should said accused fail to
appear before said Police Justice at the time fixed for his
appearance, the bond or collateral taken or motor vehicle ten-
dered, as the case may be, shall be and become forthwith
forfeited absolutely, and if it be a forfeited recognizance, the

same procedure shall be followed as in case of a forfeited
recognizance in the Circuit Court for Prince George's County;
and if a forfeited motor vehicle, the said Police Justice shall
forthwith sell said motor vehicle, and within five days there-
after pay over the proceeds thereof to the Commissioners of
Motor Vehicles as fines for violation of the Motor Vehicle
Laws are now required to be paid; and if forfeited collateral
the same shall be paid over to the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles as now required by law, after deducting therefrom
in any case of forfeiture any costs now authorized by law.
But the failure of said accused to appear for trial as herein
provided for before said Police Justice and the forfeitures
herein authorized shall not prevent the subsequent arrest, con-
viction and the imposition of the penalty or penalties author-
ized by law. Should the accused furnish the bail or collateral
in any of the ways prescribed for his appearance before said
Police Justice, the said Justice of the Peace taking such recog-