SIXTY-FIF TH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 143. 191& 885 diplomatic representative of the country whereof he is a citizen or ‘ su ject, shall be and remam subject in_ all respects to the terms, provisions, liabilities, anddpenalties of said Act and all amendments thereto, except as modine by-Tthe terms of the convention or agreement conclu ed between the _ nrted States and the country whereof such alien IS a citizen or subgazt, and shall be subject to such regulitidns as tpe Igrexsident may ve prescribed or may prescmbe un er e erms o said c . Sec. 4. That the second sentence of section two of the Act entitled §,°};<;**V° Qyféneud "An Act to au_thor1ze the President to increase temporarily the ea. _ ’ p' ’ ` Military Establishment of the United States," approved May eighteiedith, ningteed liundred and seventeen, be, an is hereby, amen e to rea as o ows: "That such draft as herein lprovided shall be based upon liability §j;§j¤<>fg5gf*- to military service of all ma_e_citizens or male persons not alien "P` ` enemies w o have declared the1r_mtention to become citizens between the ages of twenty-one and thirty years, bothjnclusive, and shall take place and be maintained under such regulationsas the President may prescribe not mconsistent with the terms of this Act: Provided, ,,1,,,,,, my That a citizen or subject of a country neutral m the present war who §i¢g;1a;;i0I•;~:·;1¤_;¤§‘¤; hlasudgclarid hg intengorguto becorncii a citizen_ of the lllldéted Etates from murray s a e re eve rom a `ty to miitary service upon ma inga "· declaration, in accordance with such regulations as the President may prescribe, withdrawing his intention to become a citizen of the United States, which shall operate and be held to cancel his deelara- Giuwtgsgg, f¤¤v¤r tion of intention to become an_ American citizen and he shall forever y' be debarred from becoming a citizen of the United States.” _ Cnsrrna XIII. , Rusme rim AGE LIMEIT Fon _VOLUN`1'EEB .1>U’1’Y IN Tun swam c0Rrs: §,¢¤;¤¤¤r1¤=~“mt_ That tlple first stintepce cg section seven of the Act eptitgld giglnil Act mjihinmy d to authorize e resident to increase temporari e `tary ’•”» P· 8'· °m°¤ · Establishment of the United States," approved hiay eighteenth °d` nine tegn hdnldred and seventeen, be, and the same IS hereby, amended to rea as o ows: .
- That the qgaéifiiagogs aéid condition; for volunéagbenlistment Q°“““““°“’·°‘°·
as eremprovie s_ etesameastoseprescme yezpsting law for_ enllastmcrgs m the éisgular Army, excgpt that tgeicrukts for service m thesta co an epartments may e accep w 0 are between the ages of rigty-one and Efty-five years, both inclusive, at the time of their enlistment, and that all other recruits must be between the ages of eighteen and forty years, both inclusive, at the time of their enlistment; and such enlistment shall be for the period ¤¤"*°•P¤*i°d· of the existing emergency unless sooner discharged? Cnayrna XIV. Pnomnrrmo rnosrrrrrrrox NEAR CANTONM:ENTS2 That section c,,§§;j*,§fg',f{§f‘,,,{{°“' thirteen of the Act entitledbglrkn ActE to iniglacgme thd_Pr§s1d§nt tg Bd·4#¤e v- S3. ¤¤w¤•i- increase temporarily the itary sta ent 0 the nite ' States/’ approved May eighteenth, nineteen hundred and seventeen, be, and the same is hereby, amended to read as follows, subjlect to the same morgticatidins ag prescribed in the Act approved Octo er sixth, nineteen undre an seventeen: "SEc. 13. That during the present eme ency it shall be unlawful E"§°€‘“gi"""Y’§"°"` within such reasonable distance of any rihglitary camp, station, fort: post, cantonment, training or mobilization place as the Secretariy of War shall determineto be needful to the eHicienc1y and welfare o the des- Army, and shall designate and publish in genera orders or bulletins, ,,_,§§§Q"“ ‘“"°“' to engage in prostitution or to aid or abet prostitution or to procure
