296 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 120

or other non-alcoholic beverages, must manufacture and label
their products in compliance with the Food & Drug Law of
Maryland, Chapter 156, Acts of 1910, Chapter 667, Acts of
1916, Chapter 333, Acts of 1920.

SEC. 150E. And be it further enacted, That all licenses
granted shall be numbered and bear the name of the town or
city and the street address where the establishment is located,
and all permits so granted shall be displayed in a conspicuous
place on the premises so covered.

All delivery trucks and wagons maintained by persons hold-
ing permits shall be kept clean and shall bear the permit
number and the name of the town or city where the establish-
ment is located.

SEC. 150F. And be it further enacted, That the State Board
of Health shall have the power to revoke any license issued
under the provisions of this Act whenever it is determined
by itself or any of its deputies, chemists or other properly
qualified officials that any of the provisions of this Act have
been violated. Any person, firm or corporation whose license
has been so revoked, shall discontinue the manufacture or sale
within this State of soft drinks, syrups or other non-alcoholic
beverages until the provisions of this Act have been complied
with and a new license issued. The State Board of Health
make revoke such license temporarily until there is a com-
pliance with such conditions as it may prescribe, or per-
manently for the unexpired period of such license.

SEC. 150G. And be it further enacted, That before revoking
any license the State Board of Health shall give written notice
to the licensee affected, stating that it contemplates the revo-
cation of the same and giving its reasons therefor. Said notice
shall appoint a time of hearing before said Board or its Depu-
ties, and shall be mailed by registered mail to the licensee.
On the day of hearing, the licensee may present such evidence
to the State Board of Health as he deems fit, and after hear-
ing all the testimony, the State Board of Health shall decide
the question in such a manner as to it appears just and right.

SEC. 150H. And be it further enacted, That any licensee
who feels aggrieved at the State Board of Health, may appeal
from said decision within ten days by writ of certiorari to
the Circuit Court of the County or to Baltimore City as the
case may be, where licensee resides, and issue shall be framed
in said Court and a trial had and its decision shall be final.