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	Health — Caustic Acids. 291A. Meaning of term; misbranding; penalty. Health — Schools. 294-295. Repealed. Marrying Unlawfully. 361. Repealed. Mineral Water, Porter and Other Beverages. 368. Description of containers; record- ing. 370. Cleaning of returnable containers; return of same. 373. Returnable containers defined. 375. Prosecution for violation. Perjury. 451A. Contradictory statements as to production records of cows. Refuse — Throwing1 or Dumping. 475A. Throwing refuse, etc., on land of another; or on public high- ways of Prince George's and Montgomery Counties. Bobbery. 481A. Deadly weapon; penalty. Telegraphs and Telephones — Injury to. 488. Penalty. Theatrical Exhibitions — Waitresses. 490-491. Repealed. Turnpikes. 52S. Repealed. Wages— Payment of by Certain Corporations. 532. Repealed.	Indictments — Arson or Burning. 560. Repealed. Indictments — Violation of City or Town Ordinances. 562. Violation of ordinance of munici- pal, county or special taxing area; not necessary to set forth copy of ordinance; what indict- ments should contain. Sentence. 577. Sentence may be suspended; right to appeal. 577A. Where judge suspends sentence or fails to sentence, sentence may later be imposed by an- other judge presiding in that court. House of Reformation. 592. Who are members of Association. 594. Annual meeting; notice. 598. Officers. 603. Repealed. 605. Managers may receive colored boys; payment by counties and Balti- more City. Montrose School for Girls. 632. Payments by Baltimore City and Counties. Industrial Home for Colored Girls. 648. General provisions as to property. Department of Welfare. 681A. Classification of guards; compen- sation; vacation. 694A. Pregnant female prisoners; pro- vision as to.

Arson and Burning.

1929, ch. 255, sec. 6.

6. Any person who wilfully and maliciously sets fire to or burns or
causes to be burned or who aids, counsels or procures the burning of any
dwelling house, or any kitchen, shop, barn, stable or other outhouse that is
parcel thereof, or belonging to or adjoining thereto, whether the property
of himself or of another, shall be guilty of arson, and upon conviction