The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-08
COSTA RIGA ORDERS RETURNED WORKERS
 WITHDRAWAL OF |TSBECOME LEADERS IN MILITARY FORCES FIGHTING THE REDS
Tourists Returning Tell of Anti American Demonstration at Port Limon, Costa Rica,
 on False Reports
By Associated Press


 Washington, March 7.--Orders have ernment for immediate withdrawal of it's forces from the disputed territory beyond the Sixaola river and for no further advance py It's forces on the Pacific side of the Panama Costa Rican boundary. pr. Octavio Beeche, Costa Rican minister here, tonight informed the state department
 The information which was imparted in a note handed to the state depart ment by pr. Beeche, acting on instruc- tions from the Costa Rican secretary of state for foreign affairs, was inter- preted here as meeting completely the demands of the United States az en- bodied in note dispatched to the Gen. tral American republic last Saturday by Secretary Hughes.
 No reply so far as could be learned tonight had been received by the state department from Panama TO whom Sec retary Hughes sent note identical with that transmitted to Costa Rica.
 The Costa Rican government in it's reply also pledged tselr 10 respect the boundary line fixed between it's terri tory and that of Panama by Chief Jus tice White of the United States su- preme court
 The text of the Costa Rican reply. as delivered by pr. Beeche and made pub- lie tonight by the state department, fol- lows:
 T have the honor to inform you that have received telegraphic instructions from the secretary of state for foreign affairs of Costa Rica, to advise you that the government of Costa Rica has given orders that the Costa Rican forces which had crossed the line of the Sixaola river be withdrawn to that line, and that the forces on the Pacific side make no fur ther advance whatever.
 "I hope that the action taken by my government with the desire of satisfying the wishes expressed by the government of the United States will be interpreted as a proof of it's conciliatory intentions and of the consideration deserved by the friendly attitude of the department of state, as well as of the firm conviction of my government that the Anderson Porras treaty and the award of Chief Justice White will be respected and car- r;ed out in their entirety.
 q avail myself of this occasion to re- new to you the assurances of my distin- guished consideration and esteem with which I subscribe myself. Your very faithful servant,
 ''OCTAVIO BEECHE."e
 The note sent to Costa Rica, which was understood to have been identical with that dispatched to Panama, fol- lows:
 The department of state has today been informed that Costa Rican troops have invaded the territory adjudged by the White award to be that of Panama, and that they are now advancing on AL mirante and Boca del Toro. This in formation, which appears to be con- firmed has caused the government of the United States the gravest concern. This government desires to urge upon the government of Costa Rica in the most earnest manner immediate compliance with it's recommendation that instruc- tions bA given to it's forces between the status quo line and the Cerro Pando- Punta Burica line to advance no further and that immediate instructions be is sued to those troops which have ad- vanced into Guabite and which are TOW approaching Almirante and Boca dei Toro to withdraw at once to the north ern bank of the Sixaola river.
 .Thls government recognizes the fact that the controversy with respect to the boundary between Costa Rlca and ran anna has been finally determined py ne award of Chief Justice White as arbi- trator and desires to urge upon the sov- ernment of Costa Rica the importance of immediate cessation of hostilities to the end that settlement be promptly made in an orderly manner m accord ance with Chief Justice Whites decision This government cannot regard torcible measures by either party as justifiable. Representatives of similar nature are being made to the government or Panama"
 ANTI-AMERICAN FEELING
 New York, March 7.-Tourists ar irving from the Canal Zone on the liner Ulua, told of an antl-American demonstration they hac witnessed in Port Limon, Costa Rica, after false report had been circulated that the United States had interceded in behalf of Panama in the territorial dispute between that nation and Costa Rica.
 They reported that a commissary building, owned by the United Fruit company, was damages during street rioting Later when the tourists reached San Jose. the Costa Rican cap ital, they were received with cheers when it was erroneous.y announced that they comprised a peace mission representing the United States govern ment.