Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 15

RBES PROFFERE IERCAN CONSILS Unscrupulous Americans Stop at Nothing to Cheat Immigration Laws. Following fs the last of Mr. Rriges® present series of articles on the fricks re- It in Cuba to defeat the Amerlcan fomigration law.) BY DRGE C. BRIGGS, Correspondent of The Star and the ChI Daily News, HAVANA, Cuba, April 2 —Immi grant smuggling from Cuba is carrle on chiefly by ships of the bootleggers' fleet. Here s irony. The bootleg in- ry, and consequently the busines: ¢ systematically setting the immi- At naught, is controlled Americans, And Americans t in their complaints about practice of bribe-taking by Cu- Americans who made m necessary in some en from the States found that they could expedite cial deals and speed the n f government by lavish “gifts" well distributed. Those “gifts" gave American business interests a nice adze over forelzn competitors. But «" soon became indis- the habit of recelving v nd, not satisfied Cuban officialdo: Pts to bribe a former Amer: sul at this por r the f getting women into the in tion £ the a ydore M. Fisher, rred at his own request a post in Scotland No Object.” long before his departure Mr. approache his home American said to be a well- known Chicago and New York busi- n. This patriot was anxlous admitted to the United States r sed as having ey Wax esenting his pl telephoned there a to ant him_an interview at home. That aroused Mr. Flsher's sus- picions. He could not well refuse to sea the self-invited visitor, but when the latter arrived he seemed cha- grined to find that a group of Mr. friends had dropped in to had invited d in an adjoin- en door between while progressed. Unfor- tunately for the trap thus laid, Mr. Fisher lost his temper and ended the meeting abruptly when the visitor supplemented the plea for the young woman by insinuating, “Of course, you understand, mor s no object.” Again Money Is Easy. Soon r this incident a similar but more subtle attempt was made in behalf of another girl This telephone Jewelers of Ha in at his store lled on the foremost d asked to stop two were good ttached little When he arr the propriet ar friend to whom would like the consul such a one I am in tain her address and pick out something her—a. bracelet, say a wrist watch or necklace—any- thing in the store worth up to $300." Your friend 2 fine sense of humor, 2d’ Mr. Fisher ted in & charm- ing voung woman—ah, senor, most charming:” Was Eager. to realize that a afoot. He watched It came. American client is anxious to marry the young lady of whom 1 h spoken,” said the weler. “She . foreginer and t get her passport vised so that ¢ her he can and marry her,” the consul interrupted. “That would en- her to enter our country.” "hat j= true, no doubt. I do mot yw his motives. But I do know if you could find it convenient to give her n vise the young lady elf would be most pleased.” Mr. Fisher expressed his disgust at the proposal and turned angrily away There are cases of record of foreign women paying the American men to take them in the guise of wife, and oneé instance is reported of a white woman offering $200 to an American negro to present her to the authorities as his wife and take her to the United § Against the promise of success which beckons unserupulous foreign women an ecasy WAY to enter the United States, there are impressive examples of the the law works hardships upon native-born American women who have lost their citizen- ship through marriage with foreigners 1 have in mind the exasperating situstion of an Amerizan-born wom- an of refinement, a native of Ohio, who became the wife of a wealthy Spanis ntlemun prior to 1922 and came to Havana to make her home with hin husband has lived here yea but has retained iis alleg Spain. These absurd onditions If her husband Spain &nd become a citizen of Cuta she would automatically enjoy the rizht to eater the United S Iter Lusbanl, a naturalized Cuban, would have to stay outside. 1 th hsband snould die or divoree her she could resume her zenship. But, as long as sh e a good little 15t Lroat her as an Her parents liv 4 ot o to visit them save for @ brief time. American-born » be considered an \n—cultured healthy and prepossessing, she ter any country might be but the door Is shut again And I have seen it flung wide at Island for i!literate, unkempt vory hordes to pour through 1use selective Immi- n the statute hooks ago Daily News C0.) shcnld renource American citi- Ellis and w from gration is not ur (Copyright, 1925, by C PLANES TO AID RITES. More than 20 land planes from the Naval Air Station at Anacostia, D. C., and the 1st Aviation Group at Quan- Va. have been ordered to Cam- N. J., to participate in the launch- Tuesday of the new naval aireraft atoga. 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Price— dered Rugs, for $9.95 $16.40 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SHOT DEAD IN QUARREL. Garageman Killed—Patron’s Skull 50, was sent to the hospital with his skull split by a hatchet an reports the sum and ‘When told he had no recelpt blanks with him and would have to call at the garage, Colletl was sald | wifc Is an electrically to have obtained a pistol and pointed | pan Horton. Horton's brother, Harry, struck Col- the hatchet. and his son, Henry, was said D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925. ina not the mechuntc. tne son wes | ARGENTINA HAS SURPLUS. | booked on a murder charge. sald Colleti pald sked for a T - One ‘of the new labor-saving in- ventions for the use of the houuse- heated sauce- A featura of the contrivance e - then that |ix a time switch device which switches g off the current not only when there [KOVErnment's treasury account with is a danger of overheating, but also|the bank of the nation showed a at any desired time. credit balance of 1,125,455 paper pesos Years. 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