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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 194

subordinate lodges in this State, or to use the same to
obtain aid or assistance, personal or social recognition
thereby, from any person, within this State, unless he is
entitled to use or wear the same under the constitution
and bylaws, rules and regulations of the military or
patriotic organizations, lodge, lodges, society or
societies. Anyone violating the provisions of this
section is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be punished by a fine of not more than $200.
Nothing in this section shall prohibit the wearing of the
badge or insignia of any lodge or society by the parent,
sibling, child, or spouse of any member of such lodge or
society entitled under this section and § 181 of this
article to wear such badge or insignia.

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(g) Any organization refusing to file the report
set forth in subsection (b) [(4)] (3) herein or failing
to comply with the provisions of this section shall
forfeit its right to the issuance of any license for the
period of one year.

551.

(a) Whenever it be made to appear to any judge of
the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, or to any judge of
any of the circuit courts in the counties of this State,
or to any judge of the District Court, by written
application signed and sworn to by the applicant,
accompanied by an affidavit or affidavits containing
facts within the personal knowledge of the affiant or
affiants, that there is probable cause, the basis of
which shall be set forth in said affidavit or affidavits,
to believe that any misdemeanor or felony is being
committed by any individual or in any building,
apartment, premises, place or thing within the
territorial jurisdiction of such judge, or that any
property subject to seizure under the criminal laws of
the State is situated or located on the person of any
such individual or in or on any such building, apartment,
premises, place or thing, then such judge may forthwith
issue a search warrant directed to any duly constituted
policeman, or police officer authorizing him to search
such suspected individual, building, apartment, premises,
place or thing, and to seize any property found liable to
seizure under the criminal laws of this State, provided
that any such search warrant shall name or describe, with
reasonable particularity, the individual, building,
apartment, [premise] PREMISES, place or thing to be
searched, the grounds for such search and the name of the
applicant on whose written application as aforesaid the
warrant was issued, and provided further that any search
or seizure under the authority of such search warrant,
shall be made within fifteen (15) calendar days front the
date of the issuance thereof and after the expiration of
said fifteen (15) day period said warrant shall be null
and void. If, at any time, on application to a judge of