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2172 ARTICLE 65.
ARTICLE 65.
MILITIA.1
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1. How constituted; exemptions.
2. When to be ordered out.
3. Laws and regulations to govern.
4. Deserter, who is.
5. Organized and unorganized.
6. Governor commander-in-chief.
7. Naval militia.
8. When to call into service.
9. Governor's staff.
10-12. Ranking line officer; duties, powers,
etc.
13. Included under workmen's compensa-
tion law.
14. Expenses.
15-17. National Guard; reserves; retired
list.
18. Oath of officers.
19-22. Officers; appointment; commis-
sions; removal; resignation.
23. Who may enlist.
24. Oath of enlisted men.
25. Duties of officers.
26. Drills, instruction, etc.
27. Warning for duty.
28-29. Arms, equipment, etc.
30. Lack of efficiency or discipline — mus-
tering out.
31. Pay while on duty.
32. Veterans' Corps and other organiza-
tions.
33. Who may not form military organiza-
tion.
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34. Brevet commissions,
35. Service medals, etc.
36. Service in Spanish-American War.
37-38. National Guard — divisions; draft.
39. State employees in militia.
40-43. Courts-martial — how constituted;
powers; fines; immunity from prose-
cution, etc.
44. Offenses.
45. Penalties.
46-47. Sale or improper use of arms, prop-
erty, funds, etc.
48-49. When immune from arrest or prose-
cution by civil authorities.
50. Jury duty, exemption from.
51. Tolls, exemption from.
52. Trespass, etc., arrest for.
53. Definitions.
54. National Defense Act part of article.
55. Full-dress uniform.
56. Repeal or amendment, how effected.
Veterans' Relief Fund.
57-60. Fund for sick, disabled or indigent
veterans.
War Memorial Commission.
61-65. Commission to control War Me-
morial Building.
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1922, ch. 490, sec. 1.
1. All able-bodied male citizens and able-bodied males of foreign birth,
who have declared their intentions to become citizens, and who are more
than 18 and less than 45 years of age, and who are residents of this State,
shall constitute the militia, subject to the following exemptions: (a) per-
1 As to the powers of Governor over military officers, courts-martial, etc., see art. 2,
sec. 15, of Md. Constitution.
Governor is commander-in-chief of land and naval forces of state—art. 2, sec. 8,
Md. Constitution.
See also art. 28, et seq., of Declaration of Rights, and art. 9 of Md. Constitution.
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