Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-31
WHARVES At LAST
TO BE GUARDED
Continued from rae -

rect from Washington. II was handed
10 him by the naval intelligence bu'
reau, which. according to the films
date. received 1t on Dec. II, just 81
days after 1t was Issued in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mr.. Huber has been at a loss To
understand why a copy OF the procia'
nation was not sent To him, and to
day was planning to send cablegram
Of inquiry to the department OF jus
tice. About six weeks ago the Star
Bulletin showed Mr.. Huber a news
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 BE Guarded
With the regulations now in effect
The 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 .wharves. Thus, in Honolulu,
the territory will have to maintain
guards over its own wharves, while
companies, such as the Inter.Island,
owning wharves will have to guard
them.
Following is summary Of the presi-
dents proclamation, taken from the OF.
fetal Bulletin:
Laying Out Zones
The first thing to do Is to lay out
the boundary lines of the zones under
the above regulation Is Of the presl.
Dental proclamation. Obtain from
the United States attorqney of the dis.
trict the list of piers, docks, wharyes
the scope Of the presidential regula.j
tons, and then lay out the boundaries
Of the zones, preferably by drawing
some kind of q visible line or mark oI
the ground At the points wherI
streets or other means Of access cros
the zone boundary line place placarS
announcing that alien enemies are Il
hidden to go beyond that point in
direction OF the arrow.
In case of railroads and street
lines and streets or other ways .p
ing within or through the prescriS
zone limits, no alien enemy will
permitted aboard the cars OF
roads, even on continuous passag -
on or along said streets or ways
In the prohibited area, without ~--
ring when detected penalty the
except when on his way to b@a $25
ferry, and then only on such
streets leading directly to suct3. e
NJ. Restricting Access ,
"All alien enemies must be fnt Q
ed from entering the prtted
water front areas. All pernpI =
yiously granted allowing acne
mics access to these water ri ones
have been revoked by the ne Ocia
nation and under no circya ncee
whatever will any alien en- D ~
permitted to pass the water 1oils -
line. The penalty for intrk upop
restricted zones is inteYnt TOT
part or the whole period Of war
- Arrests
III an alien enemy 1seSo II
within the barred zone guard c
should Immediately take INTO Gus b
tody and detain him aknereupon n
should Immediately nottn uniIeo
States marshal of the ffct. Wnen
the United States marSSr deputy
marshal appears to cl51im. the SOL
der or other person aiming MIN
should surrender thdcsooy 70 ING
marshal or deputy ntl
Consultation Whlflelals
Whenever the gqdk other mem ,
Der of the army y ~ doubts or
questions concernf1 II proper ioea'
tion Of the barred 4e, m, the GERM
ition Of alien ene1 tl4 cope OF the
presidential regula PM Fol MS pow
ers as q member ftht lfrol MS I'M
mediate commando of1er should az
quickly as possibf const the United
States attorne dhe diflct.
Naturbf PAIL
The operators ! the dds, wharves.
and the other Utilities hmed In the
presidential reehtions ave been Of
ficiaIly notifiedty the Inited States
marshal that sch Of en- shall APP
point inspected, who's function II
win be to standlt the trance which
are being usel and aist the guard