Memorandum for All Organization Commanders from Captain M. V. Z. Belden

2 Headquarters, 60th F.A .Brisgade American Expeditionary Forces March 10th, 1919. 100 MEMO) RA NDUM: FOR ALL ORGANIZATION COMVANDERS. 1. The followine regulations of the Military Police of this area are quoted for your guidance and observation: DRINK Members of the Amerioan Army are not allowed to drink liquor of any kind. They are allowed to drink light wines and beer. Members of the Amerionn Army are allowed to enter oafes and places where drinks are gold between the hours of 10:30 and 1:30 and 5:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. Sundays and Holi- days 10:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. They are not allowed to enter gafes or to purchase drinks at any other hours except those above specified Members of the American Army are not allowed to drink in back rooma ofthe cafes. Bottled goods dannot be purchased and carried from the oafe. They must be consumed where purchased. P ROSTITUTES Members of the Amerioan Army are not allowed in the Company of Prostitutes "t any time. PASSES Soldiers are allowed to be out of their billets in their billeting area until 10:00 P.M. without a pass. After 10:00 P.M. soldiere mst have a pase. The pasa will be signed by bheirCompany or Detachment Coumander. soldiers maybe out of their billets in other towns in the A.E.F. WITH PROP R PARS SIGNED BY Company ox higher commanders. On drill days soldiers will not be on the streets. T R A F F a ARCHIVES MAMONAL AND RECORDO Speed Regulations are aa follows: SERVICE" In cities and towns 8 miles per hour Heavy Truoks 10 Miles per hour Light Trucks 10 Miles per hour Other vehicles Oûtside of citizes and towne 13 miles per hour Heavy Tricks 20 Miles per hour Laght Truoks 35 Miles per hour All other vehul ols All vehicles will keap on the right side of the road. There will be no driving at night without lights. In case or accident especially with Fronch Vehicles proper report by driver to Company Commander is important. Drivers are required to keep their vehioles olean and in good conditions at all times. 3. If there is any further regulations which the de manding Gen- eral wishes to put in force they will be garried out by the Military police. 3. The members of this Brigade will be allowed to etitier dafes and and places where drinks are sold between the hours of 5:00 P.M.and 9:00 P.M. each day only. These hours will govern and not the hours as given in the regulations of the Military polico. 3. The above regulations of the Military police are not to be considered exclusive and any other or further regulations promil- gated by the Military police are also to be strictly ebserved by members of this Brigade. BY COMVAND OF BRIGADIER GENERAL BPRRY. M.V.Z .BPLDEN Captain, U S. A . Aoting Adjt.