The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-07-21
9usLic GENERAL LAWS

Militia of this or any other States. off,
lsrs Of the independent military organ
nations as designated in this Article,
members Of associations wholly COM
Jnsed Of soldierB honorably discharged
from the service OF the United States,
md members o. the Confederate Vet
cans or like societies, shall be guilty
q q misdemeanor, and upon conviction
fhereof before justice OF the peace
knving criminal Jurisdiction Of the city
" county wherein such offense was
committed, or by the Circuit Court Of
dhe county wherein such offense was
sommitted, or the Criminal Court of
Baltimore City, should the accused
yarty prefer jury trial, shall be fined
not less than twenty nor more than
Gfty dollars for each and every offense.
and in default OF the payment OF the
dne and colts, shall be committed to
dhe jail OF the county or city, as the
tase may be, until such fine and costs
re paid, provided, that said term Of
snptlsonment shall not exceed thirty
days for each offense; such fines shall
10 paid to the Ranking Line officer OF
,hc State, who shall apply the same to
me use OF the Organized Militia.
IS. Any person who shall wilfully and
miawfully misapply or convert to his
sWu use any money or other property
belonging to sald Organized Militia, or
my organization thereof. or who shall.
when lawfully called upon to do so by
ne proper oiiicer. fail or refuse to pay
or deliver to said officer any money or
property In his possession, or for which
she said person was chargeable or ac-
rountable, shall be guilty of a misde-
,neanor. and upon conviction thereof
Before a justice Of the peace having
criminal Jurisdiction of the city or
sounty wherein such offense was com.
nitted, or by the Circuit Court Of the
sounty wherein such offense was COM
nltted, or the Criminal Court Of Balti-
more City, should the accused party
Srefer a jury trial. shall be fined sum
got exceeding FIVE hundred dollars, or
sentenced to Imprisonment in Jail for
q period not exceeding one year, or he
shall be both fined and imprisoned. in
the discretion Of the Court.
46. No person belonging to the Or.
ganized Militia, shall be arrested on
my process except such as may be is
sued by military authority, while going
~ remaining at. or returning from any
Eiace at which he may be required to
Ettend for military duty.
u shall be unlawful for the owner. or
The owners agent, whatever may be the
latter's designation, Of any place OF
amusement or OF recreation, otherwise
spened 10 the general public, admission
% which Is free or otherwise. to refuse
admission to or exclude from the said
place OF amusement or OF recreation,
xny officer or enlisted men Of the United
States Army. Navy, Marine Corps. Rev
eAuo Cutter Service, the Organized Mil
ftia Of this State or Of any State, Ter.
ritory and of the District of Columbia.
BY reason Of such officer or enlisted
man being In uniform. and any such
swner. or agent aforesaid. who. upon
ssnviction before q court of criminal
Jurisdiction, shall be found guilty OF a
violation Of the provision OF this Sec
ton shall be deemed and he Is hereby
declared to be guilty of u misdemeanor.
and shall be fined a sum not exceeding
I'VE hundred dollars, or imprisoned for
not more than six months, or both in
The discretion OF the court.
~. Members of the Organized Militia
ordered into the active service Of the
State by proper authority shall not be
liable civilly or criminally for any act
a. acts done by them while In the dis-
Charge Of their duty. When a suit or
seoceedlng shall be commenced in any
court by any person against any officer
Of the Organized Militia for any act
dane by such officer In his official ca
paeiiy in the discharge of any duty
under this Article, or against any per-
son acting under the authority or order
Of any such oficer. or by virtue of any
warrant issued by him pursuant to the
Law. tho court shall require the person
prosecuting or instituting the suit or
proceeding to file security for the pay