The diamond drill., 1917-05-05

any alien enemy found with the TOR
hidden articles In his possession after
April "a. 1917. shall be at once arrest
ed and detained, the articles shall oe
siezed. and the case reported to the
attorney general. IL the msrsnai
however, (after conference with the
speciai agent OF the Department oi
Justice, II there Is one in the locality
and after approval OF the United
States Attorney or assistant), shall
be satisfied that the alien enemy is
not danger to the public peace or
safety and had no knowledge OF the
presidents proclamation. he may re-
frsin from making arrest: or, II the
alien enemy shall show good cause
why temporarily he should be per-
nitted 90 retain such articles, the
marshal. after similar conference and
approval. may permit such articles TO
be retained, temporarily, under such
restrictions as he many deem neces-
sary.
, Regulations No. 4 shall be enforced
by the Marshal as follows:
(a) Alien enemies residing within
one-half mile OF fort, camp, arsenal,
aircraft station, Government or nav
al vessel, navy yard. factory or work
shop for the manufacture OF muni-
tions OF war or OF any products for
the use OF the army or navy, shall be
required TO remove therefrom before
June /, 1917; provided, however. that
any alien enemy who prior TO June j,
1917, comes within the purview OF
regulation ~ OF the Pesident's proc
Iamation shall be required to remove
at once and shall be subject to sum
mary arrest.
ANY alien enemy who fails to re-
move prior to June /, 1917 shall be
summarily arrested. Alien enemies
who do not reside within one-half
mile OF the places above referred TO
and who come within one-half mile
Of said places shall do so at their
own risk and may be summarily ar
rested.
The Marshal may issue a permit to
anyone TO continue to reside in the
forbidden locality or TO come within
the forbidden locality for the purpose
ef passing through such one-half mile
area or OF being employed or doing
business within the same, IL after
such proof as the Marshal may re-
quire. he Is satisfied that such contin-
1ed residence or such passage
through or such employment will not
be dangerous 10 the community or 10
the United States. Permits must not
be issued however, until after the
Marshal shall have conferred with the
Special Agent OF the Department Of
Justice Of there is one in the locali-
ty) and until after the employer OF
the applicant shall certify in writing
in such form as the Attorney General
shall prescribe, that he desires TO EN-
ploy or continue to employ the appli-
cant, and that he Is satisfied that such
employment will not be to the injury
Of the community or the United
States or until the applicant Cif he is |
himself the head of the business) |
shall give such security or assurance !
as shall be prescribed that he will !
strictly obey the law and the Presi- |
dents Proclamation; and the Marshal
before issuing any permit. shall Sc
cure the approval Of the United
States Attorney or Assistant United |
states Attorney.
All permits issued will be reyoc-
able at any time II the interests OF the
United States so require. Whenever
permission is given to more than one
alien enemy To rside or to be employ
d within a forbidden locality, a vio-
alton Of law or OF the Presidents
by any holder OF such
permit may result in the revocation
~ the permits or every alien enemy
within such locality. II will there
ore be necessary in their own inter
st that all alien enemies should see
hat each obeys the law and the Proc
Any alien enemy who tears down,
initiates, abuses. desecrates. or in
'ults the United States flag in any
way, or displays an enemy flag or in
Iignia. IS 20 be regarded as a danger
o the public peace or safety within
ne meaning of Regulation IL and sub
ect to summary arrest and confine-