The Mount Holly news., 1918-10-22
NOTICE OF
ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS ON
GERMAN ALIENS.

As previously announced by the At
torney General, Regulation Four of
the Presidents Proclamation of April
9Th, 1917, forbidding German alien
males to approach or be found within
certain restricted areas stated in the
regulation, has been extended to Ger
man alien women, to take effect after
midnight of October 9th, 1918.
When the section of the Revised
Statutes of the United States (4O67)
defining alien enemies was amended
and re-enacted in April of this year
so as to include within its scope fe-
males, the President, by Proclama-
tion dated April 10th, 1918, extended
to the German women coming within
the terms of the statute, that is to
say, female natives, citizens, sub
jects or denizens of Germany of the
age of ID years and upwards, now in
the United States and not naturalized
as American citizens, the regulations
that had heretofore been issued gov
erning the conduct and movements of
unnaturalized German males; provid-
ed, however, in the Proclamation that
Regulation -Four mentioned should
take effect on date to be fixed by the
Attorney General The Attorney
General accordingly has fixed the
date when the regulation becomes eff
fective as to such German women,
which date is as stated, after mid
night on October 9th, 1918.
The regulation reads as follows:
can alien enemy shall not ap-
proach or be found within one-half |
Of a mile of any Federal or State
fort, camp, arsenal, aircraft station,
government or naval vessel, navy
yard, factory or workshop for the
of munitions of war or
any products for the use of the Army
or Navy"
The United States Marshals, howev-
er, in the respective Judicial Districts
are authorized to grant permits to un-
aaturalized German women to live or
come within the restricted areas above
described, in cases where the issuance
Of such permit would be proper, to
he women who are law-abiding, and
every reasonable effort will be made
% avoid unnecessary inconvenience to
who are known to be law-abid-
ng and well-intentioned.
Unnaturalized German women ac-
'ordingly, who for proper reason
nay now be or in the future are likely
% come within such restricted areas,
should within the two weeks com
nencing October 10th, 1918, and end
ng October oath, 1918, make applica-
ion to the United States Marshals in
heir respective districts for such per-
nits.
Upon presenting themselves to the
NarshaRs offices Qocated in Post Of
ice Building), Newark, Jersey City,
Ioboken, Paterson and Trenton, the
will receive printed form of
application with instructions to fill
he same out and return with it on a
yiven day mentioned, when they will
,e received and filed. Within rea-
onable time after the applications
ire filed out and filed the permits
hat are issued will be mailed by the
darshal's offices to the applicants. II
Each German woman applying for
permit to be within the restricted
reas mentioned must secure male
American citizens as sponsors or sure
y for her, who will vouch that she is
proper person to receive the permit. ]
n the eases of women who are en-
,loyed by male American citizens the
Employer or a proper officer of the cor
'oration, if the employer be corpora
ion, will be accepted as sponsor. In
he cases of women who are not en-
'loyed by male American citizens or !
Who are housewives or who have no
two male American citi-
ems must act as sponsors.
The unnaturalized German women
Who may desire such permits are
gain reminded that they should make
application therefor to the United {
States MarshaPs offices at places men
ioned above within the two weeks
commencing October 10th, 1918, and
'nding October oath, 1918.
Any permit that may be granted to
German women to be
within the restricted areas defined in
his regulation will not constitute a
permit to enter into the water-front
barred zone areas or in any other re-
;tricted areas that may hereafter be
ALBERT lBOLLSCHWEILER,
10-12-2t. United States Marshal.