Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
AC|TATORS BARRED
TOPROV|DE AIR OF
AM|TY At HAVANA
Two Russians, Arrivals From
Mexico, Arrested by
Cuban Police.
TWO HAlTlANS REFUSED
PERMISSION TO ENTER
Parade Is Planned as Coolidge
Steps Ashore-Monday Is De-
clared National Holiday.
Nv the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
HAVANA, January 14.-Cuba was
apparently determined today TO pro-
vide harmonious atmosphere for the
meeting of the Pan-American Confer
snce opening Monday.
Two Russians. giving the names of
Elexes and Fabial. were arrested by
Cuban police. They came here from
Mexico, January 3. Police asserted the
Russians had plans TO carry out an
agitation during the conference ses'
sions. 1t was intimated that this in.
cluded an effort TO create a disturb.
ance when President Coolidge arrives
tomorrow afternoon aboard the battle
ship Texas.
Two Haitians Barred.
Earlier, two Haitian leaders were
refused permission TO land at Sanu.
ago. The Haitians. DR.. Pierre Hunde-
court and DR.. Dates Bellegarde, be-
long TO a faction opposed 10 President
Borno OF Haiti. The official announce
ment OF the refusal OF permission 10
land was that their passports were
improperly vised-
Delegates from q American repub-
lies will attend the session OF the
Sixth international Conference OF
American States. the official designa-
ton Of the conference. The agenda in
cludes matters Of an inter-American
judicial nature, communication prob
lens, intellectual cooperation. eco
nomic and social problems.
dispatches from Bogota. Columbia,
are that instructions have been sent
Colombian delegates TO remain neutra!
In case a discussion Of American policy
In Nicaragua arises. The Argentine
delegation was instructed in case this
question arose, TO reaffirm the deciara.
tion of Argentina's foreign policy for
self determination and independence OF
the peoples Of the Americas)
Judicial Problems.
The discussion of judicial problems
will be based on the report of the COM
mission OF Jurists. which met in Rio
JaEeiro last Spring to make compare
tive studies tending toward uniformity
In civil Law. commercial iaws procedure
law and other branches Of private law.
Other matters 10 be discussed are in
ternational aviation. automobile and
railway traffic and organization OF
technical commission 10 recommend
the most effective means for the estab-
lishment OF steamship lines TO connect
The Americas and elimination Of unnec.
essary por: formaiities.
II was stated yesterday that with
the exception Of .he port doctor. the
Cuban secretary OF state. DIR. Rafael
Martinez Ortiz. and the American Am
bassador. no one viii board the battle
ship Texas 10 greet President Cool
idge The Official welcome OF Presi-
dent Machado will be extended dt the
Capiptznea dock. the landing place.
Parade Is Planned.
Three automobiles viii carry the
party through the streets Of Havana.
The ladies disembarking frpm ;he
Texas will occupy the first machine,
tbs national executives Of Cuba and
the United States the second, end
Charles +. Hughes. Henry L. Fletcher
and other prominent delegates the
third, They viii proceed, followed ty
hundreds Of other autos. To the Ma.
ttonaI palace, where President Cool
idge and Mrs. Coolidge will stay dur.
ing their visit here.
Cuba has called out the gres ter por.
fioB Of her army, navy and ,soiice.
and these viii be stationed along The
line NJ march. Although not definite
~ settled. the plans call for the dig
embarking of American Marines and
blue Jackets 10 accompany the presi.
dental car. A short stop sill be
made al the Maine Memorial. where
President Coolidge will place a
wreath I'm memory Of ne men Tho
died on the old warship.
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Coolidge and President Machado Of
Cuba will be made Monday. They viii
Le broaGcast
The suggestion Of President Hacha.
do that business sessions " the con.
ference b. postponed until Wednesday
Sas approved. The ;wo-day delay Was
arranged to facilitate celebrations for
President Coolidge. Monday will he
D national holiday in honor of the
visit.
Morrow Arrives.
Dwight w Morrow, American Am.
ha@hadcF 10 Nexito ana q member u:
i5ss American delegation. arrived here
yesterday on hoard the liner Cubs.
lie wAg taken of the ship and brought
ashore IN a launch.
Noble II. Judah. American Afniae-
khSsDf 70 Luna ana Df1leLsfs from the
Cuban foreign offlee received him,
Eeyegai delegations from Foutii
AUasFssea also reached here yesterda y.
Including The Mexican mission.
I.es3gnatlon of Gen. CaTios Garcia
Y. Veiez. former Cuban Minister al
Washington sud London, an delegate
~ the conference wins announced yes
tstdsy Ly the state department. The
secretary cf justice, Jesus Maria Bar
Saaue, wss appointed 10 replace him
by President MachsGG.
No fe>son NsE given for his resig
nation.
Ship Saves Two at Sea.
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