222 SIXTY~SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cus. 133, 134. 1921. distribution, of $100 to each enrolled member of the tribe, under Pmm such rules and regulations as the said Secretary may prescribe: pm aém au liu;. Prmnkled, That the money ard to the Indians as authorized herein, . P . . shall not be subject to any hen or claim of attorneys or other parties: n,q"`§};§_ ""·*“°’“"' Projmkled, That before an&payment is made hereunder the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota sh , in such manner as may be prescribed by the Sectrletary of the Interior, ratify the provisions of this act and accept e same. . Approved, November 19, 1921. N°vE§?tf;_°?gg£”1 L CHAP. 184.-An Act Supplemental to the National Prohibition Act. lic, No. w. [ 1 Be it enacted by the Senate and Houseagrglgplglzresentatives of the United ,,§;,‘}§l§,,"{,,${}‘,,,_,‘;’, States of America in Cbngress assemb _, at the words "person," §0|-41.P6?é/ems "com_mrssioner," "app1icatrorr,"_“perm1t," "regulat1or1,f' aliq- "` E ° uor " and the phrase ‘1Dl:0XIlC&i}l.Dg l1quor," when used m this Act,
- ha.llld%ave tl; same meaning as they have in Title II of the National
ro ition ct. e ¤§,__,P*{§@ 0,,*};*m;; Sec. 2. That only spirituous and vinous liquor may be prescribed bpvr¤¤¤ri¤¤¤¤¤m<»·i¤- for medicinal ruposes, and all permits to prescribe and prescriptions mihaéonnr immuqs. for any other liquor shall be void. No physician shall prescribe, nor shall an rson sell or furnish on an rescri tion, an vinous liquor Y P9 Y P P Y (1 that contams more than 24 per centum of alcohol by volume, nor shall anyone rescribe or sell or furnish on any prescription more than one—fourth ofp one gallon of vinous liquor, or any such vinous or splirituous liquor that contains separately or in the aggregate more t an one-half pint of alcohol, for use bfy any person within any period of b,¥_;¤A{g*g‘w?”°“P“m ten days. No physician shall be urnished with more than one hun- ' dred prescri tion blanks for use in any period of ninety days, nor shall any pgysician issue more than that number of prescriptions witlrirr {my such periodhunless on applicagonftherefor he shall dgake it c ear y ap arent to the commissioner t at or some extraor a · reason a larger amount is necessary, whereupon the necessary addr; ,,,.§,§§s°,§O‘{°§,}’§,',$,“,ig° tional blanks may be furnished him. But this provision shall not be Vai- 41» v·¢¤>9- construed to limit the sale of any article the manufacture of which is _ authorized under section 4, Title II, of the National Prohibition Act. ,,,§,f’“"°"°”¥° “"" If the commissioner shall find after hearing, upbon notice as required fofbglgvhgf in section 5 of Title II of the National Prohr ition Act, that aqy usédasimmges. artielelelréumerageg in hspbdrvrsions bi)c, d, or edof secqgon 4 of Title I of said ationa ro ition ct is eing use as a evera e, or for intoxicating beverage pmurposes, he may reqpire a change 0% formula of such article and in the event that such c ange is not made within m§;¤$;¤&?:i<;¤Bd¤f ner- a time to be named bfy the commrssionerhe may cancel the permit “ for the manufacture 0 such article unless it rs made clearly to appear to the commissioner that such use can only occur in rare or excepaevxew ny mm. tional instances, but such action of the commissioner may by ap ro· V°" “* V' 3‘”· priate proceedings in a court of equity be reviewed, as provided) for §;g•:;gim Mmm rn section 5, Title II, of said National Prohibition Act: Provided, mouavtsngextmcts. Qfhat no change if forrgula sléalll be reqgged and no peEm;t pi II}8.D}1:- acture an artic e un er su ivision , section 4, `t e o the National Iiohibition Act shall be revoked unless the sale or use of such article is substantiall increased in the community by reason _ of its use as a beverage or iibr intoxicating bevera e purposes. ,,§§‘,p,,'§,”§‘““,‘;T§,*§f,‘,§‘g No Spirituous liquor shall be imported into thegllnite States, norliqumfcrbiddep until shall any rmit (lie granted authorizing the manufacture of any Eigsiniirrguriiiiiievmasiitgi Spifituous liguor, save alcohol, until the amount of such liquor now °·*”· in distilleries or other bonded warehouses shall have been reduced to a quantity that in the opinion of the commissioner will, with liquor that may thereafter be manufactured and imported, be sufficient to
