350 ARTICLE 27.

container, whether optional, conditional or otherwise, in any proceeding
had under this sub-title.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 375. 1912, sec. 339. 1904, sec. 314. 1902, ch. 245, sec. 206C.
1906, ch. 47. 1916. ch. 528, sec. 339. 1929, ch. 327, sec. 375.

375. In any prosecution under any of the provisions of the preceding
sections, it shall not be necessary to set forth or describe the name, mark or
device affixed or attached to or impressed or imprinted upon any returnable"
container, nor to set forth the particulars of the registration of same or of
the assignment or transfer of such registration, but it shall be sufficient to
describe the container, so as to permit of its identification averring that the
same is distinctly marked, and is registered according to law, giving the
nane of the owner of such returnable container, or of the owner or dealer
using the same by virtue of such registration, or the name of the assignee
or transferee thereof as the case may be.

Minors—Care and Protection of.

378.

See art. 88A, sec. 8B.

Minors—Employment to Handle Liquors.

381-382. Repealed by ch. 2 of the Acts of 1933 (Special Session).

Murder.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 400. 1912, sec. 365. 1904, sec. 332. 1888, sec. 213.
1809, ch. 138. sec. 3. 1931, ch. 400.

400. All murder which shall be committed in the perpetration of, or
attempt to perpetrate, any rape, sodemy, mayhem, robbery, burglary, or in
the escape or attempt to escape from the Maryland Penitentiary, the House
of Correction, the Baltimore City Jail, or from any jail or penal institu-
tion in any of the counties of this State, shall be murder in the first
degree.

402.

Cited but not construed in Price v. State. 159 Md. 498; Duker v. State, 162
Md. 547.

403.

Talesman with conscientious scruples against capital punishment properly
excused on challenge by state, even though Jury might, upon verdict of murder
in first degree, limit punishment to life imprisonment, on the ground that his
scruples would prevent him from exercising discretion in making choice of pun-
ishment. Price v. State, 159 Md. 493.

Cited but not construed in Duker v. State, 162 Md. 547.

404.

Cited but not construed in Price v. State, 159 Md. 498.