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The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26
800 Japanese From America
 Join the Army

UONOINLJ. Sept 26 With app proprlatr ceremonies. marked by fire aurur patriotic demonstrations, tn" \uuanu ! VI ( A who's" member shin |, composed entirely of Japanese. ha, unfurlrd a scryic" flag containing more than Noo stars. each represent Inr Iapauy~r now in th" United states army units stationed here.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26
VAR DEBT OF -- o-' A'-'..",o.
 o.,. .- DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR (Dl!k ALLEN DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
 TO AMERICA CHAS. A. SULZER

nation. probably "tlI owe tho United States nearly $oooo oooouo ar rh" .ud of rh" war if + should come about a year h~mr.. John r. l;o,,u .Gy of New York told the banker. 4-rmblrd here recent, in the nation aI convention u' rh" American Iu-u urr of Banker. Mr Eoy.n-Es l. ,tcn president oI m, Rational Bank of comm"rr" of %,a York
 The world no~ oN"- th, United states abou, $,.5t,ooo.ooo Nr No ,"uzhy said and h. e-'Imarl that rhr- would h, lucrea-ed within d year bg about $&ooo .ouoooo
 By the time the "ar l. oyer" said Mr Noy"uaky. America ~,U br on" of rhr leading creditor nations ot tn" world financial center from which a larpr part ol the ~oG,a., "rou0m, forces NllI br directed. whrr. rhu dvbir~ and credits o1 rh" Aord., trade vIlI to d large .>',n' a. o.' up and h.. -rtrl,.
 World baut1ur oa .,a., hereto for, unar-au.a O. AIu b. fin, orI~r ol th. day m. ,a: ot anu,u. and scouomlr -um.ma, That ua. h,.n ,ra.,I,w. ",.'a.ua 4u. 'h. dawn oI civilization oaa rna auN r".r oyrr LouIou "H Hmn .o,. ",.. ward m II. .oas-a wa .r,.. rn. N Mm" m ,H'..uHa. 'm. wr... th,r spread. a.ta- @. ,... .. ,..... ot il world o1 lmml.. auaoru.r. nh,n a"mr. .an. E.,u.su on. ,r. ot rh, p,,.an' .a.snaa
 Na Ho,,u.u. n.oa# .a.. ... .u.ua. h. a. M,.n..a. .ua..... at 'h. u,..uaa.a# #Ha#.. .u...a u ra. m,.a .'.s. Hfs ..' 'n0' ah,r 'a. ..a. ........ ..'.. ..'t.- uua nol u,... r.. 'u. ".u .. ..u' >..u vo.mm Ia. nn4 .,u. wa annually 'o rm... .4ma. n.. aruouur o, >.a......... la a'... .,. our u.1' ama-H. .a..r. o.a'.D... ro t.r"u.u am#.t. a,e.a.n. ,. Nm.u.m ..u a4 4o.. u.. ou. Mu ..ma ..@
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 puuna 'h. ".r up to July !. "l>. uv a'.d ~,o'.. exported mrr,hau
 l.. in o>p,.. o, tr- imports ro 'h"
 >t.n, o, u.ou' >loun".uooooo In
 .u.r tn. lmnt Sraf.- Hran;"I to .ra s.. ulp.- and other trr"usn .ouu
 .l. .oow ,,,r.u..n0 Y received VI. ..au .,,uur- tu thr amonu. "r .H,. -uouooola auI s,oooo"oooo in .y.a. d total ol >Io..oooooooo
 Mr No,yu-hs estimated that alter .h. ~.r ,nr mr"d States would r" ,n.}r iE". iHi'Iru Nb'l'Ar dhhI.''t rn.. >t,owu""o n interest ou me .oa... m.r.a. 0, Aa1Iu. ,u pay about ,l-.."uuoo annually lo m'"rr-' a~ fl .Hd n.tol- tho W.r Ne4iu~' th1r rh,r. auU u" ,h1rr"1 ll~m- ol pay .a,a to loryIau .ountrlr. amounting n, ,.- ,no.ooo. leaving d met annual m.uu, r, tho uIrrd State, ol about ,I,. uuuuo" To lhl- would b" added .lr annual net trad, hu.au,. m favor u .n. tinted States oI about >i'". uwuu Thl, made d total "r ,r"dl'~ anral unug up Ill favor o' 'h" lmrl States of >'1o.Ho"oo".
 Nr Noyru~h> mum1t"d that 'hr Juu,l States would ond il prott1pl" alter tho war ro leave il, H'oooo"o. ou m,,-tmyll abroad and {" rom ,,-r abroad the income from II hN purchase ul securities of foreign raj. Nay-. steamship companies. mamlHr turing. mining and other enterprises
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26

Floaaa.ar.r.. rhlr'' ar-r Engine,
 Slmm. France. \ |. OTIS
 Nlgl-, x. l9l>
 N. p,.r \1g. Jua,. Ir j., f. ,> rr.. m. syst deep r.aryr~ that tn 4rru. o gou O. ,h. death of yoa or Wuum and 'o .as ,nl, my do.. n .un-ol" ,oo III your great I,~- '. .. ,.na m> poog power of word, \. .aa prahDDI< ho" urrn uot,hea h., v~. carried of from this " .I, Dnna.h on a.ola,nr ut~ comr.- m dr~rrbm- Ih" h1pprnnE. t., that >hilr rtd.ua .u J train on ar II -rruyrjou trip on the French raIlv $. tom Ju> h. your son had rompla .d oa uof l...nr well. 'hr day being pt on, o, the hol- todd hum ro put I- head out or rhe Nlud,A ro obtain ., air. which eup.y.r,ou he uutomlt, Iy romp.rd aIo Th" ,Iy1ranr,. oh lo Preach railroads are very .mall. nd h1. head aar >'ru,I h> som, pas. la }o. or -Gual tower
 H.. had rr'rd h'. country ~rll d nt.hmlN and ":a friend to cl, , uH, ln Ih~ regiment ~ho hurW Il. and 'hr news ot h.. disaster "as -.I h'o" It. every one of u~ Thy~ l, r.n -luel" atom ut consolation that ,.n h., transmitted ,o you that he d..l dorua d great duty ,or h. country
 F. NENRS.
 tOluurl Eng N tnumINllI.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26

Your eyes fitted Compound and borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26

For ""ll,oohod meal. properly served drop fin at tn" Frisco Cur
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26

Fresh EN"r-Roady NashIiGht battu 'a Blum.O'NrUl ca. If
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26
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The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26
JOHNNY JONES
 TOOK PART IN
 BIG OFFENSIVE

"NIth the American E>p"dnnmry
 Forcr August :" l't,
 M. bear Mother and r1rh., .nou ic- hcru d Iour uur since .oa uas" heard rom me. bur rpnan ou don't pl,r II, th" oprorrunn,. fl. write Ahou Nr wish aas .a .rh ,n, bos- ou Dh- bgr dr,r. and h. a,I r.a. hundreds or prJ.on"r.. aGs a number ol macntu" gun, anj t, lys. rot ont, ot II [. K. and af4 no' hut, missed 'hr r\por"n. J.r aAthua Wr ha@r moved uo4 put are ua 4 ,rry guI"r sector very H. dolu. hrrr Our Irrunhc. run tn teh all hard that has plenty oI ipr pmu-. pranr- and apples. an. th, pea. he Will soon h, ripe We at, our -aIlr> rtEhr up m rh" Iron inr with g- Tn" galley forces h a pauo n rh,lr duroor only tor be. u. badly ou' ot tune "r coulG ly, some music The weather ha- zen 4 aa .o am pyrDr.rN .1'I-heH nh e.rerhu@ and a"r >"rs rI. os,rNthru. uord \ud l m l..r- -our r.rar ago for a ~hor me N. expect .n ao haoD or 'h" !. re a ... dts To rr.' .p. and slu ..r.r. Il Mr lou. letter u, ..r .eo,a and ho.r n.rn tr> to ..' .a Q. 'h.m ho' ..r a. so. .,, t.I ar 'b,u .. aor. h. r.t. iii oH 'r'n.hr. arc t. I a. ,u, Ela..a ~Im.'"
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The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-26

NNlnsNNI.r IloND GEoHt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
Start Tomorrow
and Keep 1t Up
Every Morning
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

i1ses~sH 4z Red Cross ~cr9 Is re-
vss~S Asaxs i@a workers ~z3 Psoh-
49, se s-~~<s, q, sAs uKxenie T.szsle
scnsst TIE roams srt hig 600. and
-oEtor-Asle AZ 3. ne o.9er a-t's
wsn 10 aoss. As o1f aae n Is Ac5-es
;Ats lie yv1zg ~cnez frcz tAe AsgA
ssAeo4 row TIA tAe-r savlzg ss11ses
are over. sta rsael pxtrsc;8aA'iy to The
Re1 crSss xe-k
Ftsy-a aFs 8. or vo1nr zstr asft
lkg Sxn1sy A1e-Aer reminder fcr
ske nees for g 20 wors kne work
aIr< Tit wo-s tozsEfg wil be ths
tvs sy tp0 ssrgicAl wipes. shscf ws
lave s%ez uaKt-g sc 9ons ans wsieA
a. rzr wo-fe-s an0S Aow % make
Tse szrrscsi e-ess4ns roon ssN not
- esez TA1rs1Ay ca Aoc01Hs @, 3, he-
l1s Deoorafsas uAy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
DON'T D[ 4 WORK
Stacker; Be WISE
Keep Right On when the
Whistle Rlows. Give To the
Red Cross and We a
Patriot Right

Deaf ssup when the whistle Blows
lse faAn ~ho aces more than 4 askes
q hlm = MARKED fes l~s5ershsp rms
Sssaon thai does more than Il aske1
- u sha nation that must tsaamrh
TIE man who dregw his rick wh.n yAs
Whistle A'o~s ~Al alwass have hss
Av*tsns eontrAlva ~ eshprs rhs
snlrA - Au~yiea is the ssarft ~ hcaa.
ias measure u ghe extra "a. 'e
The scusheesseFn dtstssau hAa enss
~ it* Quota Mary chapters aave
eNen Ai that ha@ he~n asked but
eaosas arr NrsnNFy ard the sieo
sHN case aek~d far ~ the coanvA ain
fns hc enough ro safeguard aat ol
'sSs and homes. Eg~sd generous An
naisa vii nm stand ana snFwndef
the4 privilege Tor s~rsice when =
g. hnlval 0aota has Aeen achieved "a
stfetsc Americans viii not eeAss from
tAbS sh.n the Whistle hlew~ let
eas waiehwora he overtime. over ser.
Fise over sahssf ptton and osef tAr
ton and tAsn more
iefs SO some mors ola ksd' wha,
~ay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
GERMAN llGurENANr SAWS AL
rs OVER. PEOPLE or rAr-TR
LAND DECEIVED BY reG JUNK
ERs

tcoNTi>t En rRoN rAof oSnl
through 10 the sea /, s not known
~hsf tha people 81 home think ~ ihe
isiiage, hsl the ritoEef said 40 dcuhi
they are deea.s disturbed
The new offensive. he said. was
sure TO come bat Il cannot surl,ass
'as ferocity - the last oue The Ger.
r.ans are no, 80 reads 10 spirit a. they
we're the flrst time. which ali hclirx
- meant crushing defeat Of Great
Britain and the consequent end Of the
kar
The prisoner said Il Germany reaiix-
- ~ be- does. the stupendous prcl~r.
aieas - America. COUPLED with ber
roh.esem~uis 70 date. the German
~ Ncrnmeni eii have difficulty IN
keeping ne country from q serious
~ sing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
H. WHAT THE 46,..
I RED Cross
- - - DOING IL, ~

Stl b@ hat oae evening srs>ion and
snst en- frsaSs nighs June wigh
sh address On fhe after care ~ craQ
Fa@a scAasers This ~in NJ Nla~s raj
q wish pscsnres and ssldes ana wlll
~ delivered hs ~ c Canhy Roain
SOC az = t4s0is ~ho IL exceedingly
~sA eaAln~~d 80 make this address
W. can assure yoa that this address
alone i sNftsioens 10 mzke the trp
70 oslaAonsz Cits profitable II any
hcne Servaee section beNevae that
'hey dcnr see3 ,his Hosne Service
abstraction and shAs Il il unnecessary
'c ee represented they can please
'crges a because that vtev Is no,
Shared BY she division csfgce. nor So
refiecsed ~ the kint and cha-ac-
ter x woyk now being dope hv Home
Sssvscs sections W. have juss eerun
* learn aboat shss work and every
Fore Service ses~ioa nnass b. rsnre.
SERTED 81 fAis conference
Tank - several question: that vou
~aBi answered =; ne corfer~roe. pat
esch question on separate piece oil
szr~- and SEED sane - Aifned Fair
Asn1. care p y Baarly 40 Empire
f"ts OkiahouA City
i-et ~ ret sore'her determined "a
fsi Oklahoma Hoase Service work 70
iAt .ro1t sud lets resolve 70 a., an
li ~ this oonfevvnce that wii Dc
rseafa % oAfsin IA; object We
r ant a. its~ fwo Delegates from es-
- Home Service SECTION in Okls
tcns yoS's very f-sis Alfred Fsf
aane Nrssior Director Civilian Re
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
co stEIroor.- SAVE
lrtr-GR. GERMANS TOLD

Amsterdam. June lZCo barefoot
his sumner and help The fa,berisad =
u the latest patriotic csfehwors 20
a. pisarasd IN Germany
In siew of the alarming sosroiy
% laaiher rich and poor ailke should
ssI'~nss sin boots and shoes. sayr
80 explanation - the plscard in ihs
Itheiniehs Wsstfailschs zei,ung Of
Essen- The Old are urged 90 - ar
eAampis for sbe young
WI "a rals on your bare re-
ffls sBmmer'- che zehasr says
heitbff "a nor young ned b.
ashsnsd 10 saik bsrescos sny~bere-
ai home in the sirsess. q, school. ~
n chsreh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

~NF
N's we1i e tss rzir 70 see them 81.
Ttnss brave rosnf lads art true.
Ne ss1s then farspen win q smile
sne q cheer.
BE- was al ,hs; We cosis %.
They - sn sseh . joFiy mood.
rrsno~r carysrp 70 ,scs.
Tasr hesry cheers and slza fare.
wells
7irs nevs- csn e-sse
s. s.ros fksyrs r1ns 70 josn fhA
tkrozF
o. Pc4rty's plans n Przscs.
Les O. or pr - hsrs ., hone.
To Tirs fseu srsry chsnce
Per ihesr's h shs part 20 Jolr n ~
fray
Ans osrs a. t0rrs = rs-aafr.
fsu' cars = tss parf - sors snt 90
gfEe.
TAI tksy nay co1ls sscE afsin
~ hst Cross vi Fss O. earh
so-ne;kisr 70 90.
he xcA nss1s hsipers. 70.
F. .. ~ rz.s. q Ro.s No wo-t
To- ~ confor-s a soifisr %
toya
tn< rsu - prosf q fhs tsy -
senf tAsm away.
Or L1<zr cosr,y Bou-c Ew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
Bewsre OF Clnt1neots foe
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

IS mercury ~fil surely deslrv, the sense
~ smell ard semp4etsis esrAAxu<Gh che
~ heis ssstsfn wbeA srtrsfnR II thr~axh
the s1oncos sarfAoea kach HTkle iss saoGld
n<ssf ne os~d sASept en- prescriptions
nSm rcratAbi@ plassAe4snS. As ths damage
they vii 30 10 ten field 10 The go,,d y0u
can rossiely derive from them ifAlrs
Cheney a Co, Tri~da. q ecntsfns no
rerxwry. ana 10 taken Internally. acting
cir~rtiy upon the blcad ard snnfous sur-
faces ~ the system In hus@nr ifaifs
tAtArrh Gurs hs sWs~ sUn rst tire gsnu.
tne n v taken internally ans made In
Toieea, ohio. TX v. ,. Chensy 4 ca Tes-
free y
sod ~ DrusGists Price - per eostiA
uAos DaAny Hils ss~ ~ssssapsassa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

70 az OEhAa=aA csArse- chA.r-ner
az tc a. ps.4bora Horne service
cAAa--nxr Be. C-u,ss home service
c-afe-s-oe e - h~ss a. okiahor-s
Cfy. jan. 8 Ard A. ~ srk sckoo'
k4ii<inG A. lr1ic1,et l1 or letter
q N4T - tAis ui- - - Intensely
! -srsiszl rar.~-~-re and 1tler1fes
~ 81 - sl-t G, irfc-zsrior tks;
fhsr reed 10 i-s~ove sAesr Hpzs
s<-T4cs p1rs Piesse -soee ia; tkv-e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

no little attention = atfrlrfed b. me
departure y Arlirg isay Dru.a. Tho
'ou of NJ ana Mr. 5 J. Das.. vel
and iasorabiy kno~n rsslssu,. 4 shis
city.
RAY bruse. a. he IL commonly
hno~n ~ his ffisnds. ~i'b Ell he VA
assuming disposition. esa salnsd q
fepsiaiion 81 being = sonscl-nieas
fsiisioas yosnT mal ifas D. BAT =
boy. iasi = years - age 80 a.
sis'ani supefinisndsnf - The rr-sbg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
PROGRAM
For the
Dedication OF Service Flag
EAGLES HALL,
Corner Of Division and Harrison.
Sunday, June End, 1918.


Corner Of Division and Harrison
Sunday, June End. 1918.
Call 20 order BY Worthy
President A II. Morey.
Opening Song. Battle Hymn
of the Republic" Audience
3 Invocation by Rev. A. B.
Nicholas
Patriotic Song BY Eleven
l.i'ile Girls directed by Mrs
Cora Farrell.
5 Address on Patriotism. Col
" II HornAday
6 Song BY Robert Merien.
Z What the Eagles Are and
Wha; They Have To Offer.
Col y - sarbcr.
:. Reading. PAnsy Phillips
p Speech. Hon. John Golobie
u. Song. III TrabaBd.
II Reading. Lucille I.aiis.
L Song. 'Tenting Tonieh, On
the Old Camp Ground. -
Audience.
y BeDedhc'ion. Rev. A b
Aicholss
Pianist. Miss Helen jenkins.
Muse - fke . 4 y drun oorss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

orising pains IRON marsh cathArrcs
Are avoided BY using cathsrsoi:
eFossness and ~ temper are oete,
oansed BY constipation Use caiha--
col and be ksppy: a clear complexion
i gained BY the daily use OF cathar-
soi Al Corner Pharmacy and owl
Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

oAiahonis assnas. Ray ~as aaas.
ssu'ins poits. maaly. aai sissys %.
la< things Zoe ths beat. Ihsg ca
may send hia bsck % ~ cre.s.S
.iuh victory 10 shed soy on shs home
hs nov leaves 10 M e.rn.~s sny~
~ his many frs-si- "a " B.n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

Sodium ehiorids cr table san =
onsn the esass q soss as1 oshss
psihs uss nothing bat cstharsol -
move ne ssvsis A. osi Drug stsss
snd cornsr pAarnacy. fN 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01

tsfian sunday seroV. was scout
msaisr of tho Boy acoaia. had grad
aai"i fron tho alan school asd hal
taken one year Ia tho unisersar
Yesterday Ray wenf o. Oklahoa.a
'ty. volunteered. and today sspafts I
Tor ~ Logan A Roos
This younE nian viii bs rsmsmbsf-
"a ~ bis many admirers wa tsf
isarnsi 70 kno~ him IN charch ~ofk
school AMI as eiert In ,hs grocery
store siib hia father and mother oa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-01
NOTICE Fos sIos.

ssaisc bscn vlii be recsive1 IN The
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manship OF Miss Mary Cameron.
have been engaged largely in knit
ting, the making of comfort kits.
and the assembling of hospital maga-
zine books for Naval Hospitals.
The Penna. r. r. women render
us great help in our workrooms un-
der Mrs. Dillinger as leader and we
wish to acknowledge their services
with thanks.
Miss Jean Cameron, instructor in
surgical dressings has brought to-
gether in her evening classes a group
of enthusiastic young women most
of whom can only give their SER
vices to the Red Cross in the even
ings.
'Supplies-The supplies sent to
auxiliaries and branches are under
the able direction of Miss Mary ID.
Robinson and Mrs. John w. Reilly.
Junior Red Cross - The Junior
Red Cross Auxiliary has been added
during the last year. Mrs. John
Oenslager. and Mrs. George B. Tripp
and Mrs. Heyser, managing the work
of the auxiliaries. The membership
is 1880, and los Junior Auxiliaries.
The membership enrolls the major
ity of school hildren in this district.
Home Service Bureau = Mrs.
William Jennings, chairman with
Miss Helen Leib and Miss Margaret
Ringland as able assistants, report
that this department has been in
touch with 615 families through per-
sonal visits at homes or interviews
at Red Cross Headquarters. Loans
have been made to soldiers families
amounting to $2,059,14; loans re-
turned $725.7S. Calls from strand
ed soldiers. 54.
"Canteen Department - The Can
teen Department, of which Mrs.
Francis ]. Hall is chairman, and Mrs.
Walter A. Gather. assistant and
Mrs. ]. Miley Jones. vice-chairmap,
has forty-five active members.
In the absence of the chairman,
during the summer months, Mrs.
Walter II. Gather has been acting
for her.
Mrs. ]. Miley Jones. vice-chair-
man has been in entire charge of
canteen work at the Civic Club
Hostess House and has been of great
service tkere.
THE total number of men met at
the railroad station is 55,7S7
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-22
NATION BONE DRY
JULY | BY RIDER
PRESIDENT SIGNS
Liquor Traffic Is Swept From
the Country Until the
Army Disbands

Washington, Nov. 22. - President
Wilson yesterday signed the emer-
gency agricultural Appropriation bill
with its legislative rider providing
for national prohibition for next July
l until the American Army is de-
modified.
Unless the Presidential proclama-
ton under the food control act is
rescinded, the prohibition amend
ment will affect only the manufac-
ture of wine, for the brewing of
all beer must cease December 1 un-
der the Presidents proclamation.
The manufacture of whisky was
stopped soon after the nation enter
ed the war. Under the amendment
the manufacture of wine will cease
next May 1, and should brewing of
beer be allowed to continue after
December /, it also would stop May
l under the new law.
After next June 80 no intoxicat-
ing liquor of any kind may be sold
in this country for beverage pur-
poses except for export, until such
time as the President by proclama-
ton declares demobilization COM
pleted. The amendment also pro-
hibits the importation of any in
toXicating beverages into this coun-
try from the time the bill is ap-
proved by the President until the
demobilization of the Army is COM
pleted.