ART. 65] MILITIA. 759

commanding officer, or treasurer or fiscal officer designated by him as
aforesaid, shall make quarterly reports, under oath, with vouchers, to
the adjutant-general, setting forth the details of the disbursements of
said moneys); but before any such allotments are made, all the expenses
pertaining to the rent, repairs and maintenance of armories for the
several organizations, and authorized by the adjutant-general, shall be
deducted from the amount appropriated as aforesaid; and any part
of the allotments made as aforesaid remaining unexpended at the end
of any fiscal year shall be expended for the benefit of the organization
to which it was allotted, in such manner as may be suggested by the
commanding officer of such organization forwarded through military
channels, provided, that all warrants for such moneys shall pass down
through military channels, and that no warrant shall be issued to any
regiment or separate organization except on the requisition of the com-
manding officer thereof; and, provided further, that such requisition
shall be forwarded through military channels; proper allowance, how-
ever, shall be made to the headquarters of the First Brigade and of the
respective regiments and separate organizations for necessary and proper
outlays and expenses in inspecting said commands, and in the mainte-
nance of discipline and efficiency.*f

1908, ch. 103, sec. 84. 1914, ch. 663, sec. 70.

83. No person belonging to the Maryland National Guard shall be
arrested on any process except such as may be issiied by military author-
ity, while going to, remaining at, or returning from any place at which
he may be required to attend for military duty.

It shall be unlawful for the owner, or the owner's agent, whatever
may be the latter's designation, of any place of amusement or of recrea-
tion otherwise opened to the general public, admission to which is free
or otherwise, to refuse admission to or exclude from the said place of
amusement or of recreation, any officer or enlisted man of the United
States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Revenue Cutter Service, the Na-
tional Guard of this State or of any State, Territory and of the District
of Columbia, by reason of such officer or enlisted man being in uni-
form, and any such owner, or agent aforesaid, who upon conviction
before a court of criminal jurisdiction shall be found guilty of a viola-
tion of the provisions of this Section shall be deemed and he is hereby
declared to be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined a sum not
exceeding five hundred dollars or imprisoned for not more than six
months or both in the discretion of the Court.
See sections 13, 69 and 87.

*The act of 1914, chapter 672, strikes out the designation "Naval Brigade" wher-
ever it appears in article 65 of the code, and substitutes therefor the designation
"Naval Militia."

fSome difficulty was experienced in codifying the act of 1914, chapter 663. A
careful study of the act, however, seems to make reasonably clear the intention
of the act, which is carried out in its codification.