The Washington times., 1919-11-09
38 ALLEGED REDS
WAIT DEPORTATION

NEW YORK, Nov. ss-Thirty -eieAt
alleged ALLEN anarchists" are held o.
Ellis Island today awaiting deportn-
tion for their part in the nation -vfos
plot of the Union OF Russia WORKERS
to overthrow the American govern
ment They were from among the ~
prisoners taken by Department OF
Justice agents in raids on radical
headouarters here Friday night sAe
yesterday. t.A.
when the group marked tor oepor-
tation was marched down TO the ferry.
most of them bore themselves oea-
snuy, though some had q detected air.
We're going back TO Russis-thsfs
free country" shouted one youth. -
CeSesrstss, wss Dee.
New York apparently was TO have
been the center Of the great oenox-
stratiou yestercsy-in observsncs sf
the second anniversary Of estae1tsb-
nent OF he-Russian soviet rcpublic--
which. vas TO have been the signal fc~
the country-vfoe uprising. ACCORDING
TO FEDERAL operatives.
Erest mass meeting vas scbe6uDDI
for Rutgers, Square. where six strssGs
tntersect near the ',nve pofsu- a.
trict once the scene of New yorG~s
gang bsttles This meeting vSs cailsd
on Friday night by ofHoers Of tts
Communist Local
praised by the Department OF yus<5es
that this meeting wAs 20 have beer
the start OF general upr1nnG in New
York City. with the police as the nrst
victfms The -reds- ~ vHx cfaiu~6
were under Instructions 20 KIN a.
many policemen as spossfbie. no mai
ter how many OF, the revoIutsonfsts
we're sacrificed. From the souarv TIE
revolt was TO spread throvghout toe
city. and the mfliionxires homes along
Fifth avenue were TO be rsioeo.
1,ses rsisee,es Gsfkes.
As a ptecaution. 500 poiic~men wers
mobilized near the square shortly
after noon. These were later refp-
forced by soc Others Thousands Of
persons gathered about the square, but
the police contented themselves With
keeping them on the move. Late N
the afternoon the crowds. thinped cut
and the police were withorsvn.
squad at q time
LIZ a series of seventy-one simUi-
tADeoue raids on alleged re6scsl
gathering places here last night
p0tsS~T 0tsCSaNS8 cs8&< t1ti@t800hA<Nf
and Department of Justice aSenb
seized and scorrailed into police sta-
lions approximately 4ot alleged r<s
agitstors.
Starting at $50 D. m at q siGnal
agreed on. scores OF city, state. ane
Federal agents swoopeo down on
meeting halls In New York Brooklyn
and the Bronx and took charge of the
attendants At the many meetings bea1
in celebration of the second snni~s<-
sary of the Russian soviet repe bo3cL
At one hall, FIFTH street lodge. 3es
agitators. most of whom carried rsd
banners were taken
The raide we're oopdpcted under
supervision Of William J. Flynn. chic
OF the Buresu OF Investigation. De-
partment of Justiee- Working with
him were detective Sergeant ". J.
Lashy and Deputy Commissio0er 9he3L
OF the DepArtmenf Of Immigratien-
State Troopers from Whit PssAaA
n. T., assisted In the roundup.
Senator Losk, who beaded the coD-
mittee appointed q year age by Gov
ernor Smith TO investigate anarchy.
was seen ~ the beAdouarters- He w1s
In conference with police department
officials.
Prominent ameng the alleged rsdi-
cals arrested was Big Jim LArkin.
known by police a. an agitator. whs
was taken by troopers At his home In
DouRxll alley