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of sixteen (36) and eighteen (18) applying for a license to oper-

ate, drive or direct automobiles, motor-trucks, taxi-cabs or

motor-cars....................................................

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No. 33. An Act providing for the assignment of able-bodied male

persons, between the ages of 18 and 50 years, inclusive, not reg-

ularly and continuously employed, to work in occupations car-

ried on by the State, the Counties or the City of Baltimore or

by private employers, whenever, because of a state of war, the

Governor determines such assignments to be necessary for the

protection and welfare of the State, and finds such occupations

essential for the protection and welfare of the State and the

United States, and that the same can not be carried on as the

protection and welfare of the people of this State and of the

United States require without resort to this Act, no person to be

assigned to any work he is not physically able to do; and pro-

viding the procedure and the means and for rules and regula-

tions for carrying this Act into effect, and for compensation to

persons so assigned to work, for the period of such assignments,

and penalties for non-compliance with the Act .................

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No. 34. An Act to repeal Sections 9, 11 and 32 of Article 48, as

the same are numbered and set forth in the Annotated Code of

Maryland, as amended by Chapter 309 of the Acts of 1916 of

the General Assembly of Maryland, title "Inspection," sub-title

''Tobacco," and to re-enact the same with amendments.........

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No. 35. Vetoed. Being a duplicate of Chapter 6.

No. 36. An Act to add nine (9) new sections to Article 43 of the

Annotated Code of Maryland, title "Health," sub-title "Nui-

sances," the same to follow immediately after Section 106 of

said Article, to be known as Sections 106-A, 106-B, 106-C, 106-D,

106-E, 106-F, 106-G, 106-H and 106-1, the same defining and pro-

viding for the summary abatement of nuisances dangerous to

the public health, and directing their abatement by the State

Board of Health; authorizing suits in the name of the State

Board of Health against the owner, occupier, or tenant of prop-

erty where such nuisance exists. for the cost of such abatement,

and making such judgments a lien on such property ; providing

for the collection of such judgments as taxes are collected, and

making it a misdemeanor for anyone to disobey orders of the