Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
CURSE IN CHORUS
AS VESSEL STARTS
Long Live the Revolution in
America" Chanted by
Motley Crowd.
OLD GLORY OVER THEIR HEADS
Alexander Berknan and Emma
Goldman Among Anarchists
Deported From America.
OLD GLORY OVER THEIR HEADS
rRv Associated Pr-ss.l

Is" Associated Pr=ss.l
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.--Thc United
states Army transport Buford--urb
OF the Sovict-sailcd before dawn to-
day with cargo of anarchists. CON-
munists and radicals. banned from
America for conspiring against the
government. The ships destination
was hidden III sealed orders but tho
2io passengers ii carried expect to bn
landed at some far northern port Civ
ing access to Soviet Russia.
t., ,Long live the revolution IN Amer
ica' was chnnted deiiantly by the mot
ley crowd on the decks of the steel
gray Sr troopship as she churned her way
men they cursed in chorus at the
United States and tho men who had
until the. Buford steamed out .,T' or the the
Marrows between Forts Hamilton and
,h@ir ,mh"insWor1s Teads DID did the din cease; Over
stars and Stripes ncatcd from tl..
| masthead.
| Three Women in Crowd.
,nn nhS ram,Dnr amtoerats OF all tho Russians on
man and Emma Goldman. his boon
ffSSnn'Mi%n fSemn Mere gi ?r n,en thr5y ya years With
Ethel Bernstein and Dora Lipkin. None
aMs, knew where they would debark and
mander OF the veteran tramsnort eWia. wns
no better OF. AT daybreali tomorrow.
COLONEL Hilton. commanding the troops
skipper his instructions. only few
high officials OF the War and Labor
ton.
rnIa"s The yoyase viii last eighteen days
weather The DrssSmpti3Sn 10 uataHo5ahIe IS sEo NE
Buford will land ut tiamse. tiaa lielsinsfors liz @ ers
on,. oc ~ mo; In n'iniand, which are con
the Russian frontier. II Vas init
rinrnon,, n,nea IN oiiicaI 1i,i quartsrs that ar
u 'HUiSn government TO nCrnNif ~
passaEe OF the Russians through that
the Buford OF the al; asitaiors dis Who Sfs"T havS @
preached death and destruction was an
ton. Seized in raids IN ali parts Of
inc inc country; they were mohilizcd here
of secrecy was thrown abG about f'rfEm fSt
preparations for sending Them away
Work In Dark Of Night.
IT was in the darkest hours of night
~ the Immigration station. to ttakc
aboard aboard the undesirablcs. for the seven
suford s do"FTyM TWo dEWn Goynp the bay TO the
With rifles, and as many Immigration
nnFefI"rs the earFy'ns 5orHs niTh' % fnks
mntil the tug arrived at 5:la r. A.
me ihe Reds We're marched single file
immiEratio ion barracks to the boat Ian,lG
ing. each carrying his or her baggage
n score OF agents OF the Dcpartment
slams waiting to begin their lomr
i9mrn,sy. rmnr5,: These nSsnts and the soldier
the tug with the deportecs and TOOK
| them 10 the transport
t,cs rc,Tenuc Venue, cutter and two other army
and ono tug lay alonrsid willie thct
We're being transferred 10 the Buford
to leave to swim the halt-rniie 10 the
shore of Staten Island.
Few of Reds Weep.
While all the anarchists had prn
iessSd e {, ,nsnis JOY at the thought OF roiurninG
most OF them seemed downcast as as ,h"V n"
journey through the d dnrkmcss IN" sue of sr1m th..
haroor to the troopship The air wns
as they huddled on deck. .C;ooT.h Good IN IN,
america sohbed Miss Bernstein, HS
1GG 1liGsr,lg tug vI,r GIi9wSd nPst the statue ~
proudly aioft The girl was icavinr.
behind Samuel I.ipman. her nance, fac-
i'cnitcniiary for violating the cspion-
and goT';msn Ihr.s,nSS w;'s s defiant e the la-r
=, Ge stepped from the soil OF the Umited
Were coming back and ven get
statcmGn a!r with curses. -
deem po nnes neii viii viii america" came in T.
tug as it passed Il boat crowded w:I.n
mIr% re, nSIrartmSnt .Ian to, Of Justice men.
ton in the United States" was staTt~,l
by I'ctcr Bi;,aky general sccrctary or
The Union OF Russian Workors as tho
huf"rd got under way at G:l5 o'clock.
Proof OF membership in this orranf
zntion which was formed here i'm 1907
nE e l'nS.ttn who is now chief Of no.
ice 10 PoiroTrah. caused most Of those
in the party today to he dcportcd liz
constitution advocates the use of yip-
lencc
Emma Goldman Sleeps.
MISS GGtdman was so uncOncerncd
though the res; OF the rarfv rrmoii,,n,l
diatcly after dinner last night '"i'hs thsf
they. world be deported before day
quickly. Despite elaborate preca,-
tions. Harry WcinherGer. counsel for
Eerkman and Miss Goldman. learned of
tSmrts to visit the island The Bureau
visit useless because ne had said fare
Wc,, y to his clients So had Mrs. Stella
Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald. of New York.
VINO mad expressed a desire 10 be de-
ported with Miss Goldman and Beri5-
he was surrendered for deportation
Anthony Caminetti. Comlnsssioncr-
Genera! OF Immigration, took personal
charge Of plans at the island during
the night and accompanied the tng
down the bay. Representatives John
son and Siegel. members or the House
Committee on Immigration. both were
sistant Attorney General and WilIlan,
j. Flynn, chief Of the Secret Scryj.s 5,
OF the Department OF Justice
Rerkmnn Grand CommisSnry.
As soon as they wero informed that
ffncy would Se out OF the country he s.
island formally organized the firsr
SOVIET WnRrchfstic commune" op