Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-31
WHARVES ATLAST
TO BE GUARDED
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rect from Washington. 1t vas handed
to him by the naval intelligence bu-
reau, which, according to the films
date. received IL on Dec. l.. just 81
days alter il was issued in Washing
ton, d. Z.
Mr.. Huber has been at a loss 10
understand why a copy OF the procla-
nation was not sent 10 him, and to
day vas planning to send a csolegram
Of inquiry to the department OF jus
tiCe. About six weeks ago the Star
Bulletin showed MIR. Huber a new j.
paper copy of the proclamation and
later newspaper clippings to the effect
that the regulations were being carried
out in the East. At that time he stated
he could do nothing, as he had re-
Ceived no instructions from Washing
ton.
Wharves to 6e Guarded
With the regulations now in effect
he first step taken will be the estab-
lishment Of guards to keep all alien
enemies off the territorial wharves
and without the designated areas. Mr..
Huber explains that this guarding will
have to be done by the persons, firms
or organizations directly responsible
for the swharves. Thus, in Honolulu,
the territory will have to maintain
guards over its own wharves, whiie
companies, such as the lnter-lsland,
owning wharves will have to guard
them
ENol1ou.j11 ie = slim NJ, -, ~ fba prosi.
dents proclamation, taken from the Or
ficial Bulletin:
Laying Out Zones
The first thing to do is to lay out
the boundary lines of the zones under
the above regulation 13 of the presl-
Dental proclamation. Obtain from
the United States attorqney of the dis
trict the list of piers, docks, wharves
and other facilities which come within
the scope Of the presidential regula-
tions, and then lay out the boundaries
OF the zones. preferably by drawing
some kind of a visible line or mark ON
the ground. At the points where
streets or other means of access cross
the zone boundary line pace placards
announcing that alien enemies are for
hidden to go beyond that point in the
direction OF the arrow. >.
In case of railroads and street car
lines and streets or other ways pass
ing within or through the prescribed
zone limits, no alien enemy will be
permitted aboard the cars OF sucn
roads, even on continuous passage, or
on or along said streets or ways with.
in the prohibited area, without incur
ring when detected penalty therefor.
except when on his way to board q
ferry, and then only on such cars or
streets leading directly, to such ferry.
Restricting Access
"All alien enemies must be prevent.
ed from entering the prohibited
water front areas. All permits pre-
viously granted allowing alien enc.
mics access to these water front zones
have been revoked by the new procla-
nation and under no circumstances
whatever will any alien enemies be
permitted to pass the water front zone
line. The penalty for intruding upon
restricted zones is internment for
part or the whole period of the war.
Arrests
IF an alien enemy is discovered
within the barred zone, the guard
should Immediately take him into Gus
tody and detain him and thereupon
should Immediately notify the United
States marshal of the district. When
the United States marshal or deputy
marshal appears to claim him, the SOL
dier or other person OBTAINING him
should surrender; the custody to the
marshal or deputy marshal
Consultation With Officials
Whenever the guard or other mem
ber of the army has any doubts or
questions concerning the proper loca.
tion Of the barred zone, area, the defin.
ition of alien enemy, the scope of the
presidential regulation, or of his pow
+ ers as member of the patrol, his i'm
mediate commanding officer should as
quickly as possible consult the United
States attorney of the district.
Nature Of Patrol
The operators of the docks, wharves,
and the other facilities named in the
presidential regulations, have been Of.
ficially notified by the United States
marshal that each of them shall ap-
point inspectors, whose function it
will be to stand at the entrance which
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