South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-25

as mat proposed Dy ultra OryS.
An appropriation OF S3.5Oo.000 is
provided 10 carry out the act
The main provisions OF tho bin
are.
ANY beverage containing more
than one-haH Cf one percent OF al
cohol is Intoxicating liquor"
When the war time prohibition act
. or constitutional prohibition goes in
10 effect. il shall be unlawful 10
manufacture. sell. barter. give away.
transport. import export deliver.
furnish receive or possess any in
toxicating liquor except as author
lied by this act" The only excep-
tons are for medicinal. scientific or
saCramental purposes. or where liq-
uor is stored IN private homes before
prohibition goes into effect for pri-
vate use.
Announce Punishmcnts.
Punishments for violations are as
follows
A fine of not less than 800 nor
more than $500 for the FIRST offense
and "a fine Of not less than 5000 nor
more than 81. 900 with imprisonment
from 80 70 90 davs for the second
offense. A fine OF not less than $500
and imprisonment from six months
10 two years is provided for the sub
lsor - offenses T. addiuoh, eotlEfs
may require bonds as security that
violators will not again break the
law for one year.
Enforcement Of the prohibition law
is lodged with the commissioner OF
internal revenue and the department
Of justice.
Patent and proprietary medicine
manufactures must prove 10 the
commissioner that their products
cannot he used in place of into1icat-
ing liquor
limit Prescriptions.
Liquor may be prescribed for me-
dicinal purposes only by reputable
physicians and not more than one
prescription shall be given every 10
days. Pharmacists filing these pre-.
scriptions must be licensed
Permits must be obtained 10 man
ufacture liquor for legal purposes.
bond being required Transportation
permits are also required both be-
ing furnished by the prohibition
commissioner. Records Of all trans
portation must he submitted
All liquor must 1e clearly labeled
as such when sold for legal pur-
poses
Ten days after the passage of the
act all liquor illegally held must
have been disposed Of or IL shall
be considered violation Of the law.
All liquor legally held must be re-
ported TO the prohihiuon coumis-
sioner
To Regulate Transportation.
Railroads and express companies
are not permitted 70 deliver liquor
except as a sworn AFFIDAVIT and per
/ nit that II is for legal purposes
Advertisement of intoxicating liq-
uor. bv any method. or telling any
one where he can get a. drink Is pro-
hibited. Bill boards with liquor ads
must be removed. or enforcement
officers have the power 10 paint
them over or remove them.
ANY picture OF 2 brewery. distil-
Iery. bottle. keg barrel or box or
other receptacle designed 70 serve as
an advertisement thereof. IS Illegal
80 formulas or recipes FOR making
liquor and any tablets. substances.
compounds or preparations FOR the
same purpose may be sold
No newspaper or periodical can
print Statements concerning The
manufacture Of distribution of al
cohouc liquors. f0r which the paper
receives compensation unless with
the article is the following state
ment. Printed as paid Advertising
Can't Drink IN Public
Drinking Of liquor In public or in a
railroad train. automobile. dining car
/ or restibule 0f a train is prohibited
and conductors are given the power
20 arrest.
ANY person injured 5v ar .ntoxi-
Gated person can bring sgit for dam
ages against the person who sold Or
assisted lu procuring the uqIor for
the intoxicated persons
BootleEgcrs shall he fned not Jess
than $500. not more than 81. COO and
f, imprisoned for not less than one
month nor more than a wear
ANY violation OF the act on leased
/ premises shall constitute a forfeit
ture Of the lease
Need Warrant for search.
Search FOR liquor may be made on
a. warrant issued bv federal court.