In re Wysback

LOWELL, District Judge.

Albert Wysback and Moses Makad were Syrians, who had been living in the United States for eight or nine years. They had each of them taken out their “first papers” for *762naturalization. In October of 1920 they went to Canada in order, as it appears, to bring into the United States two or three Syrians who had come to Canada. They attempted to smuggle these Syrians into the United States, but were arrested in Vermont. They were indicted for conspiracy to evade the immigration laws of the United States, and were tried before a jury in Vermont, but the jury disagreed and the…