One-half

of

1. Equivalent to instructions at home, $10 to $25. school session. in judgment of school board.

2. Extreme poverty excuses tempo-
rarily.

3. Mental or physical incompetence.
4. More than 22 miles from school.
5. Labor of child is necessary to sup-
port family.

6. Completion

of common school course of seven grades, and a certificate of such completion.

ANNUAL
PERIOD.

Entire session.

Full session.

EXEMPTIONS.

1. Attendance at private or parochial school.

2. Instruction at home.

3. Physical or mental incompetence.
4. Over 14 and completion of 8th
grade or eligible for high school.
5. Indigent.

6. Best interest of child to be exempt.
7. In case child has to support him-
self and parent, poormaster may aid
him and child must attend school 3
hours daily.

PENALTY. (Parents.)

$5 to $20 or give bond for $100. Upon failure to pay fine or furnish bond, 10 to 30 days.'

1. Attendance at private school; reg- Not more than $5. ister must be kept of attendance.

2. Instructions in studies taught in

public school.

Indiana.

Laws, 1901,
C. 202.

Iowa.

Supp. Code,

1902,

Sec. 2823.

AGE

In manufacturing establishment, mine, 7 to 14, inclusive. quarry, laundry, renovating works, bakery or printing office, during school hours: Under 16, ability to read and write. Burns' Ann. St., 1901, 7087a, 7087d.

7 to 14, inclusive.

Entire session.

8 weeks consecuttively.

1. Attendance at private or parochial $3 to $20.
school in which common school branches
are taught.

2. Equivalent instruction by competent
teacher elsewhere.

3. Physical or mental incompetence.
4. Two miles or over from school.

5. Excused for any sufficient reason by
any court of record or judge thereof.

1. Attendance at private, denomina- $5 to $25.
tional or parochial school with compe-
tent instructor.

2. Certificate of graduation from pub-
lic school or certificate of admission to
high school.

3. Physical or mental incompetence.

I. Attendance at private day or night school, having already acquired common school branches.

2. Instructions at home.

3. Physical or mental incompetence.
4. Indigent.

5. Two miles or more from school.

First offense: $5 to $20: second offense, $10 to $50.