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 598 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cns. 202, 203. 1922. demand for the narcotic drug for medical and legitimate uses within h. . mC¤lg¤bg**°”*¢¤'°, “'S· Sui (ii:))l'l1‘l1td'gecretary of State shall request all foreign Governments " i to communicate through theddiploniatic channpls copies  the §iw§ d t' mul ate in their res c 1VB coun ries w c giiohiliigudii iiggnislagiiothe igmportation and shipgment m transit of any narcotic dru and, when received, advise the board thereof. _ k§¤*>“°¤**°¤ °‘ '°¤“‘ " (c) The board shall make and (publish all properlregulations to wm" carry into effect the authority veste m it by this Act. d °dV°’·38·¤·2"·“”°“d‘ Sec. $(1 Tghat sectéon 8 pfliiuch Act of February 9, 1909, as amende, ' e to rea as 0 ows: ugggglitlrdaigsyiusiiiii is ggiadl 8. (a) That a narcotic drug that is_ found upon a vessel §§jujQ '°°'*°d "‘“‘°“‘ arriving at a port of the Iilmted Statesthor terrifpry aulpélert its ctrilnttrol ` or jurisdiction and is not s own upon e vesse_ s m es ,_or a is landed from any such vessel wit out a permit first obtamed from the collector of customs for that purpose, shall_be_se1zed, forfeited, and dis osed of in the manner prov1dedin subdivision (d) of section Pecunim 1i¤*>¤i¢r 2, and ilie master of the vessel shall be liable (1) if the narcotic drug °“°”`°t°”` is smokincilppium, to a apenalty if $2Ei18·I18(9ll1DC8f aid (2) lft§·I1 0tl161‘ narcotic g to a pen thequ to the v ue o e narco 10 El”‘°’°°"‘°"“;mh ld " (b) Such ipenalty shah constitute_a lien upon the vessel w ch ,tg°“'°“°° m ° ’ may be enforced by fprocegydingsdbsy libel m retin. Ctgiellaxiaince   Ellie vessel from a ort o the United States may e wi e un e enalt is aid; or until there is de ited with the collector of cusi) Et thp t be d in a en£0;um double the amoimt of the oms a e por a n _ _ penalty, with surhties aplprovedp by the collector, and conditioned on the ayment of the pena ty (or so much thereof as is not remitted by the Secretary of the Treasury) and of all costs and other expenses to the (`iplvernmtent in ppocepdings for therecoitjeg of6;l;5tpe£al£Jy;j‘;g case e mas ers a p ica ion or remission o e p y _ _ al in whole or in part_li)y the Secretary of the_ Treasury. _ _ ,,E§°§$“°“ °' *’°“ ‘ " (c) The (provisions of law for the_m1tigation and remission of penalties an forfeitures inciuredffor violations oath}? customs laws? shall apply to penalties incurred or a vio ation o the provisions o this 36012101].,, N"' “°“°“· Sec. 4. That such Act of February 9, 1909, as amended, is amended b addin at the end thereof a new section to read as follows: .7 g _ _ _ '*`*“° °' ’*°‘· “Sec. 9. That this Act may be cited as the ‘Narcot1c Drugs Import and Export Act.’ " Approved, May 26, 1922. §yi€1i¢i;§L__ CHAP. 203.-An Act To amend an Act entitled “An Act to declare the puppose [Public, No. 22S.l of the people of the United States as to the future political status of the people o the Philippine Islands, and to provide a more autonomous government for these islands," gppiggpd August 29, 1916, as amended by an Act to amend said Act approved July B·t7u1»G¢dbthS67L(Lt ndHe ` fi—··¤a MS2? Arrscricii ti amgftt m‘l“.$$.JZ Ii%’§'5”5£§“XZ?t‘i{Z€htft.i]?`.ZT£i ‘°‘· 3°· *’· 5** Act to  the purpose of the people of the United States as to the future political status of the people of the Philippine Islands, and to Am H5 provide a more autonomous government for these islands," approved ·°· ‘ August 29,1916, as amende by an Act entitled "An Act to amend ap Act entitled ‘An Act to dec are_the purpose of the people of the Lnited States as to the future political status of the people of the Philippine Islands, and to provide a more autonomous government tfofl t cse 1Sl8D€lS,,” approved July 21, 1921, be further amended as o ows: