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sixrr-Fomrrn CONGRESS. sms. II. 011. 165. 1917. 1125 not less than $50 n0r_ more than $300, and in default of the payment of_ such fine shall be imprisoned in the jail or workhouse of said Distrigtn nociir more than lslix months. t I u y u t or p armacist who shall sell or dis ense an alcoholic d111p.1e1r mul: °:¤i1i°` or other prgilliitcd ligjuors, except in such mannerpas rovided in this §':1‘"q“°”· P bl section, or who shall ail or refuse to keep the record herein required, or who shall refill any lprescription, or who shall violate any other provisions of this Act, s all be guilt of ille al selling, and upon con- ` viction thereof shall be subject to the penalties prescribed in section . one of this Act. Upon a second conviction for said offense, in addi- M tion to the penalties prescribed in said section one, it shall be a part of the judgment of conviction that the license of such druggist or pharmacist to practice pharmacy shall be revoked, and the court beore which suc person is tried and convicted shall cause a certified copy of such judgment of conviction to be certified to the board having authority to issue license to practice pharmacy in the District of C°iil11mbii1` 11 11 11 1 11 11 Pm ~·»· ¤· sician w o s all rescribe an a co 0 'c or other rohibited ,,6 “‘°“ - P Y' liquoiydirclipt for treatmentpof disease, ivhich, after his owii) personal g;>i;j*?¤>§)g¤§sunN>fmg¤i¤iq€ dia osis, he shall deem to require such treatment, shall be deemed ° ° ' guiily of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than $100 nor more than $500, and in default of payment of said fine shall be imprisoned in the District jail or workhouse for not mom M { less than thirty nor more than ninety days, and upon a second convic- second &°11x€i¤111. °r tion for said offense, in addition to the penalty above provided, it shall be a part of the judgment of conviction that the license of such physician to practice medicine be revoked, and the court before which such physician is tried and convicted shall cause a certified cop of such judgment of conviction to be certified to the board having autlliority to issue licenses to practice medicine in the District of Columbia. Sec. 4. That when any minister, astor, or priest of a religious mglLi*l?§}$° M °“°”' congregation or church desires wine fdr sacramental purposes in the qu‘Qffd“’“* °‘°·· '°‘ usual religious exercises of his denomination, he may apply to the ` Commissioners of the District of Columbia for a permit, stating the amount desired, for what period, and for what purpose, and said commissioners, if satisfied of the good faith of the application, shall grant a written permit to the applicant permitting the shipment to im, or the purchase b him, o such amount as is shown to be reasonably necessary, which amount shall be stated in the permit, tovether with the purpose for which it is to be used and the period I mm todae covered by such use; the amount of wine permitted to be shipped ‘ ' or purchased under one permit shall not exceed five gallons, an the said permit shall be attached to the outside of the package by the shipper and remain so attached until delivered to the consignee when it shall be canceled bg the carrier. Said permit shall be void after twenty days, and sha not be used for more than one_ shipment. Umm Sec. 5. Any person, company, or corporation desiring to manu- For 1111i11¤s¤1¤m1g facture alcoholic or other prohibited liquors for the gqurposes per- “°°“°’·°°°· mitted in this Act shall on or before the first day of ovember of each year obtain a license from the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for the year be November first upon the payment of $100, which money shrglnbe eposited with other license funds of Scum b , the District. Druggists, wholesale or retail, desirixgg to sell alcoholic ’ Y ` or other prohibited liquors for the purposes permitt in this Act shall obtain a license in the same way for the same period, the fee for _ wholesale druggists being $25, for retail druggists $10. The Commis- ,.,§?""°"°""” P"' sioners shall have power to refuse or revoke all licenses referred to in this section if doubtful of the good faith of the licensee and his inten- Rmmmu an an tion to comply with this Act. Manufacturers licensed according to by manufactures. this section shall sell alcoholic and other prohibited liquors within the