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missioner that their products cannot be
used In place of intoxicating liquor.
Liquor may be prescribed for medici.
nal purposes only by reputable rhysi'
clans, and not more than one prescrip.
tion shall be given every ten days.
Pharmacists filing these prescriptions
must be licensed.
Permits must be obtained to manu-
facture liquor for legal purposes, bond
being required. Transportation permits
are also required Records OF all
TRANSPORTATION must be submitted.
No Booze in Tabloid Form
All liuuor must be clearly labeled as
such when sold for legal purposes.
Ten days after the passage OF the act
all liquor illegally held must have been
disposed of or it shall be considered vio-
lation of the law.
Railroads ard express companies are
not permitted to deliver liquor except
on sworn affidavit and permit that IT is
for legal purposes
Advertising Of intoxicating liquor by
snv method or telling any one where
he can get n drink is prohibited. Bill
boards with liouor ads must be ro-
moved. or enforcement officers have the
mower to paint thom over or remove
them.
Anv picture If 4 brewery. distil-
lsrv. bottle. kcE, barrel or box or other
receptacle designed ~ serve ns an nd-
vertisement thereof IS Illegal.
No formulas or recipes for making
1iouor or any tablets. substances, com
hounds or preparations for III" same
purpose may be sold.
No newspaper o. periodical "an print
"statemcrts concerning tho manutar-
ture or distribution Of alcoholic liquors
for which the paper receives compensa .
ton, unless with the article is the fol.
lowing statement Printed aS paid ad
vertising
Beware the Conductor
Drinking Of liquor in public or on
q railroad train. automobile. dining car
or vpstibuln of train IS prohibited
and conductors uro given the power r.
arrest.
Any person injured by an intoxicated
person can bring suit foo damages
against the person who sold or assisted
in procuring the liquor for the intoX
icated person.
Bootieggers shall he fined pot less
than $500 nor more than $1,000 and
imnrisoned for not less than one month
or for more than a year.
Any violation of the aCt on leased
nrerises shall constitute a forfeiture of
the lease.
Search for liquor may be made on a
warrant issued by a federal court,
court of record or a United States com.
missioner.
LIQUOR seized may be DESTROYED or
turned over IN the government for s"ien-
tific or medicinal purposes, upon convic-
ton of the holder.
All vehicles used for illegally trans
porting liquor, including motor cars
boats, buggies and airnlares, shall be
seized and disposition ordered by the
court.
Industrial alcohol is put under the
control of the internal revenue com =
missioner, who must require bond from
and issue permit to all manufacturers
Beverage alcohol now on hand may
be redistilled or deratured for indus
trial purposes.
Representatives of medicine and per
fumery manufacturers urged the Sen
ate judiciary subcommittee today t.
revise tentative prohibition enforcement
legislation so as TO insure supplies OF
alcohol for industrial purposes. They
said alcohol was necessary in the man
ufacture of patent and other medicines
perfumes. toilet and other articles. anG
declared they would seek 10 prevent u.s.
of their products for beverage pur,
poses.