davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
WOMAN TELLS HOW MEXICAN
BANDITS KILLED her HUSBAND

preyious Co opening Of hearirgs on the border
b. the thrro senators comprising The coEi.
mittse u was said Richards would testify
10 tho eject the Americans were murdered
Hearings al San Antonio.
Major Jackson said today the committee
would begin hearings on the border soon
after January al san Antonio. Texas.
senator A B Fan chairman Of the sub.
committee. loft here yesterday 10 pass Christ.
mas with relatives A. Nogaies, Arizona.
Mrs Moore said the bandits eams 70 their
residence about one aud one quarter miles
from Columbus and broke in. They shot and
stabbed her husband aud before he died tore
his clothes from him she also was tho
target tor many bullets when she tried "a
escape and one hit her In the leg. she sue
coodsd in escaping and hiding BY fene'
where American soldiers found her aud gav'
first aid treatment
Tho McXicana ~ badly mutilatsd her hus
/ band that after his death Mrs Moore wal
not allowed 70 see hit body she said. De
spite her wounds sho accompanied She bod
/ Of her husbands former home In Ohio bu
! could only watch tho funeral from a cot nsa
a window. she said
Store Looted.
I The Moore store In Columbus was looted
| Mrs Moore testified. she also told a
meeting and talking with Mrs. Maud u
| Wright who had been captured aud bel
prisoner niue days by the Yillistas preyiou
| 10 tho Columbus raid. Mrs. Wright wa
taken after her husband had been Killed an
her child stolen BY tho ai5z.sans.
Mrs. Moore presented claim for $500
10 the committee a. representing hes loss'
during tho raid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
LLOYD GEORGE
OFFERS IRISH
HOMERULEACI
Two Legislatures to Be
Created to Handle
Affairs of State

LONDON uer e2--premisf Lloyd George
addressed the house Of commons this evening
on tho irish question IN opening his 40
dress Ar Lloyd Georre remarked upon tho
extreme dihicaliy n his task. 'diaieuh in
deed be said after such diseredi,Able
outrage as has jus, been psrpe,raied in Dub
lin"
The premier said that parliament must get
the fact right into IT, mind that In the 81
IstinE circuinstanres. no possible scheme for
Irish hume gale vas uniycrsaliy acceptable.
Therefore. he cnntinucd. parliament must
assume the responsibility aud propose what
% thinks fair sud just settlemeni would
lee found not IN ihe enactment of home
rule scheme hit IN it, workings.
ireland Prosperous.
Ireland. said the premier. was the only
country In Europe except Russia whore she
classes who elsewhere were on the 'idg NJ
law and order we're out of sympathy With the
machinery ~ the government While ireland
was never a. prosperous as to-day the iHri
remained he declared. that ireland WAS never
80 prosperous o. to-day .ae ioci remained. 10
declared thli Ireland was never 40 ahenate'i
hum British rule a. abe is today
.uy attempt a. secession. the premier
announced would be fouzht with the same
determination. force and resolution a. had
been shown BY the northern states ia Aa
erica
Tho two legislature to be created IN Ire
I land tho premier said would be clothed VITA
Z full constituent powell 10 create singl'
E Irish legislature to discharge all powers moi
I specifically reserved to the imperial parhA
ment
Cut Representation.
The representation of ireland at West
minister Nr Lloyd deorEc announced. woai'
/ BE- reduced snder the proposed measure &
, forty member as IN the act Of 1914.
Each of the two parliaments would has
taxation powers equivalent 10 those Of IN
state legislatures uf the Vuited States. tn
income tax aud the excess profits and supe
taxes would be ie,ied impefially. The Iris
Z pariinments would control all local matter
and all machinery for the maintenance @
law aud order except the higher iudieiar
and the army and navy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
HERE'S CHANCE TO
TAKE Joy FLIGHT
Airplane Coming Here
Jan. 4 to Take Albu-
querque People Up

Amuqusrqucans arr To have an opportun
ity 40 tske some Joy higats.
To-day H a. watkins. secretary - the
Chamber % Commerce. received wore from
thr uurtiss-HV Humphrey Airplane company Of
beaver that hai company viii send 90 ~.
buQuerque a I.pasasnger hirplans with ilp
horse power engine for the purpose uf ot
ferinr citizens of this part Of the state On
opportunity 10 take boy rides.
The Curtiss-Iumphrey company Is agent
for the Curiiss sirplanes for New Mexico.
Utah. Colorado and Arizona. The plane that
VIII come here Will arrive January : Tho
landing held will be- north OF Silver aveaus
beyond the UniveJsiiy
In the tour that Il Ia nov making the
3 machine will sop al 20 cities And cover a
I distance 4 isOO miles. Besides it, pilot
thu mAehiEe viii carry two passengers. A
| fare Of s25 for tso passengers viii te
| charged Bookings ma, be made today ~
any tilae until the arrival of the plane. from
/ Secretary Watkins at the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The flights will take the passengers all
over the city and out into the country en-
Ahling them to get an unsurpassed view oi
| the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
MUT|NY ON BOARD
j. S. SHIP DENIED
Port Commander Says
Men We're Imprisoned
For Breaking Rules

kEW NORk, Dec 22--peniai that there
had been a muiiny in the crew Of the iraps.
port America which docksd here yesterday
with - men In the brig was made to-day
BY Major General David C. shanks CON.
mandsr Of ,hs port Of enharksiion. in tel
,sram to Briradisr General Frank r Hines
chief u transportation u the var depart
meat
The trouble. The telegram said resulted
from iailure VI certain members " The crew
to obey Instructions prohipHius shore liberty
aud piiistiug VI ship's siores and cargo
The telegram frum General shanks fol.
low.
There was no muuny No shots we're
tired aud no un- Was Woandtd. Ine trouble
Win the crew Of the America was Of two
kinds first failuu uf ositain members Of
tho crew 20 obey distractions prohibiting
shore liberty at Bfrst second, phfrring oi
shiF stores and cargo.
"on arrival in Brrst shore liberty was
granted but on account Of drunkenness and
bad behavior of certain memb,rs of the crew
on shore. the master Of the ship. At the re-
guest ui frrnch authorities, stoppvd all shore
liberty.
several members ~ the crew announced
they would 20 ashore anyssy aud proceeded
10 do 30 On a lighter undsy cover o.; a1rk'
ness. bot Ncrc discovered BY the ship on
Ger ana sent back 10 the saip. Oth,r mem
hers of the crcW also went lfeboats at
night. These men were appf hended on re-
turn and placed In the brig
The result Nas considerable. stealing o
ship, stores and cargo. several man ar,
in the brig Tor ihis oneuse. There IL a iuia
Of 10 mrn 10 thr bris At preseut Al nsui
/ bvrs oi the crew uho we're abssnt wlthou
! leave aud committed cghcr iniIaetioas Of th'
rul,s, except stealing, have bovu logged ih
aAlnuui amount uf pay allowed hy Law.
'ihos. me- snilty of stealing ships lie
boats and from snip stures are IN thr brt,
and al .tsaiy .4tlUst.s are ut hand an'
steps are being ialen 10 hfinE them 10 tria
before proper anthurtiss. List of al in
. subordinate msiubvrs " the crew boo ditsf,u
/ dsparra,uia tas been turned iu boy mastr
/ aud thcse msu vii be- placed on the hlacl
I h,t iu the employment unices Pun rspuf
Boa detail will follow, port Inspector maxim
detailed investigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
IS HELD IN
KILLING OF FAMILY
Ranch Hand Denies He
Shot Man, His Wife and
4 Children

DENVER. Dee. 22.-Drnver police today
were holding In custody Alex Miller. ranch
hsnd formerly employed by Adam shank
WIN. with his xife and four young children
was shat TO death safiy yesterday a. thei,
ranch home near Cicrest Colorado. Miller.
who il % csaf mute. to-day told the police
story u hDl movements from Saturday after
noon. a. which time Shauk had taken him
10 Evans Colorado. until he was arrested In
Denver sunday lie denied all knowiedrs Of
the crime. but notwithstanding k.s pro
tcstaiions of innacenss sheriff Hall Of Weld
county was preparing 10 come here today %
take charge of the prisoner.
shank, who Il q beet grower living on a
ranch not far from Greelsy. vas shss 70
death some time Saturday nieht and after
staying the father. the murdered shot and
instantly Killed Mrs. shank and three of The
children. and wounded another young child
20 badly that she died yesterday.
Miller. who had been employed BY Shank.
was said 10 have had some difficulty with
him day or 40 previous 70 the killing. and
oaicers believed that this might have led ID
the tragedy Of sunday, Aithonsh 20 far there
has been no direct ew .uce found which
/ would liak Miller to the case
santa Claus va "all set for his Yuietids
visit 10 the home Of Adam shank and h,.
family when the Errh murdered fieudishiJ
wiped out the entire family last saturday
night.
! On the rear porch Of tho house. sheri,
( Hall " Weld county found sled wrapped
Ia heavy paper. Just a. u had come from
/ Denver store. and hidden under a pile Of old
lsddiag
That waa for the oldest girl. Marguerite
| eSpiaiued Mrs. Elizabeth ferguson, sister o.
Mr. shank.
] IL closet In the from, bedroom. sherir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Germany May Sign
Protocol by Christmas

PARIS. dec 2e.--The supreme council u
became known today, IL making every effort
20 reach au agreement With Germany en the
question Of reparation for the sinking Of
the German fleet % Seappa flow 30 that the
protocol may be signed and ratification Of
the treaty ot Versailles eKchaEEed before
Christmas.
Tbs terms of the note replying 10 The last
communication Of the German representa-
tlves were considered BY tho council this
morniuug Il vas planned 10 hold another
session this evening IL was believed that
tho note u ther completed. would be handel
during the evening 10 naron Kurt Won Lefs.
ncr head u the German misaion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Hubbell Awarded
$631.03 in a Suit

A Judgment ~ sGatca was entered Tor
Prank A. liubhei in the district court IN the
matter Of J. &. Castro against iuhbel for
an accounting iI partnership 'rhe matter
was before the court for several days last
week
Castro who entered into a 20 partnsrshp
% deal in Durur hogs with Huhhrll ~ the
liubhrll ranch In December ~. alleged IN his
complaint that Eubbell did not carry out bis
part uf the contract.
Judge Hickey rendered judgement for
l.otin e. Collins 70 the extent oi ~ 500 IN a
suit brought against Millard h. Hereby for
professional services.
An accounting of tho estate of Mrs. jula
nith Apodara de- Gurule has been asked for
hy Mics Christina Apodnca. rhe estate i'
claimed 10 be worth $1,000 Or $4,000. Miss
ApodAca is The daughter Of Mrs Gurulc
Thomas a Gurule Is named a. the dciendont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Boyhood Town of
Pershing Ready
To Receive Him

LACfEDk. mo-, Dec. ~ Ali dressed
az, l.aclsde awaits the visit tomorroe
of ~ greatest aon. GENERAL John }
PcrshinU fiaTs aud tfi.eoiorsd buhi-
Ing form a eaaeur over the main and
only street 81 tne tnun aud an AR ~
cap, ctancy pretaIh.
whcn tae geneni arrives b. Will b.
met 10 0asernur ffcdcriei ID Gardner
~ 4issoari. a group u p.rsunAi hoy.
hood friends. a band and sdinirsu from
morr than one state. 0rnrfai Pefsling
viii make his headquarter while here
81 the hsusr In uhish h. spent his
youth prior 10 the day he l-ft for West
Point ~ years ako. Al Organization Of
women 10 coos "a Old time dinner 10 be
served n the diniEg room Of the Per.
ahins home has tren perfected ~ Mrs
tiAy bigger; one ui ths Ola friends of
the general In behalf Of friends.
school mates and nei.hBurs. loving cup
viii be presented 10 0snsrai fershing.
GA The cup are ths four guld stars Of
a general
public reception will be held In the
''city hall. The general will leave
Laeiode tofgorrow night for Lincnln
Nebf. 10 spend Christmas with a sister.
Mrs u. ~ BntleF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Status of Coal
Commission Uncertain

WASHINGTON De, ~ omclFh here
to-day were unccrtain as 10 the status Of the
'hrse commissioners named Saturday nighi
by President Wilson To settle the wage dis'
puie ~ the hiiumiunhs coal miners The
statement of ths operators that they could
not accept the government version oi o.,
agreement under which the miner returned
20 wotk lsn the impression that they woulI
rriu,s 20 Agte, 10 any award made 10y The
commission.
The three commissioners selected Icy me
president follow Henry N. Robinson Pas
Adsna Calf, representing the public John
y White r,presenting the miners, and Rom
brandt rcrlr of fcnnsylyania, representing
the OPERATOR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
State Closes Case
Against Harry New
., I'D As.aeIAIIp rnlsa

Los ANGELES. Dec .. The state closed
is sasr against Harry New, charged with
thc murder here last July of ts finance
Mist Tr'da Lesser shortly before noon TO-
day
Tho two witnesses whose evidence closed
the prosecution s ease we're Mr. I NJ sic
bari of savtrlle Calf who testified that
New told her he had Killed Miss Lesser b.
cause she was unwilling 20 marry him are
thrt be- believed himself sane. and II 70
Cline, police detective who introduced
second ALLEGED confession mAdN by the lie
fcudant shorter confession was admit
tod lat Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

~ fNt A7aoglhNNb FHtao
~ pASO. IoN. dee. 22.-airs. susan 4
Moore widow Of John T. Moore q store
Keeper Killed dufius the vilh raid on Colum
tus. N. ~. Mar,h %. 1919 al bearing here
today fnr the senate sub committee iryesti-
eatinr Mexican anaifa testified concerning
the kuing of her husband and the lootng
carried ou by the handits
Reports COLUMBIA was 20 be rhided had
cen received by Mrs, Moore and others In
Columbus during sis weeks previous 10 iha
raid she said but little credenee was given
them
The hearing was conducted ny Major Dan
N lohason, of NJ Paso, secretary Of the
sub committee one other witness Joe Allen
Richards. who discovered the bodies Of tha
United States aviatars Lioutenants Cech Con
nelly and Fred Warehouse In Lover Cali
toruin. vhero they were forced 20 descend
after being lost on flight from San Diego
| California, viii he heard by Major Jackson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

INUTANAIOLTs Dec 2-"Iho 7pe0I0T
convention Of the United Mine Workers Of
America win be- held IN Columbus. ono.
beginning Jauuary 3 u was announced al
the International heldruHrt,rs " the organ
nations here today The call for the con.
,o1uan W, being prcn rcd to-day aud prob
ably will ~ out tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
ID Terrorists At
Budapest Executed

BUDAPEST. p,r a., tbvisl ed l--Joscph
C,rrny aud % other trrruri,t- accused u
cA,,ssss during the b'la hun regime, were
executed here today.
a budapest dispatch dated Friday. Dccem
her o.. said 10 counter royulutonists had
hs'H sentenced to be- hanged that one por
son had been given life term iu prison ana
o. large number of others sentenced 90 var.
uus terms a. hard labor
Previous dispstctrs referred 90 Cscrny o.
commander Of the Lrniur boys who we're
accused ol various crimes during the Bella
han dictatorship. They were said % have
afuught shout the murder oi large nuia'
her Of their political enemies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Santa Claus Visits
St Anthony's Orphanage

Al 81 Anihony's orphanare this afternoon
COMMITTEES from the Chamber of Commerce
-Nodford Stowe y. G Roger G. r French,
". n Watkins and y. A. storg-tcnt lot
u supplies To Mrs Violet Moore aud her
pupil. At the FIRST ward school tho other
day. 10 be made into Sits Tor ~ Anthony
orphans The gifts werr completed Friday
aud thi. afternoon the Chamber oi Commerce
committee took them To tho orphanage and
presruttd them " the children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
PLYING pARsoN QUITS

NEW YORK. Dec. 22 -Liousenant u ".
Maynard. the Flying Parson NiHnsr ~
the recent army transconiinental Hir race,
announced today that he had resigned from
thr army ar service and will rcsnmr bis
work rs clergyman. Ne sold he erps ctcd
tu hr ont of tho scrvirc hy January l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

Juan de- Chavez. merchant pul. ceman. Who
was arrested last night by Constable & 10.
smith on warrant issued by justice q
the Peace Wilson on complaint of Louis Va
lcncia. who charged Chavez with using in-
decent language aud with assault pleaded
guilty In Justice Wilson's court this morn
lng and was dned so. lie paid the hne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Mexico Holds u. S.
Sailors 'on Pretext'

WAeUINUTON Dee q 2-Fhe Two AmeF'
lean bluriarkeis arrested ~ Matatlan. Mex
irn Eo,rmber r. on charges Of pariicipat.
ing In street fight are being hold 'on
protest" the American consul there reported
In dispatch received today a. the state
dopartmsr
The q ussl AID not explain what the pre-
to1t' Va. but Immediately after receiving
his dispatch, the department instructed the
American embassy at Mexico city 90 make
reprc, c,cntationa 20 the Mexican goycrnment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Governor Frees
Man He Defended
on Murder Charge

sANTA " Y " Dee % -I.uls
Torres. u Parrai M.rieo. who has
served as years of life term In the
Ne~ Mexico penitentiary for murder u
, man iu Santa Rita. y NJ. will ret
Christmas pardon. Governor Larfasolo
came acrus a plea Tor Torres. which hs
himself had written 90 the governor as
~ si'orney ten years aEo and nov hnds
himself In position 10 grant his own
plea. The governor says Torres ha. ..
clear ease Of self defense hut pleaded
not guilty through ignorance aud was
convicted on circumftantial evidence.
Ten years ago the ronvict was support.
ing widowed mother in Psrral wheih.
er she vs. yet alive X not known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

III PAso. Ter. Dec. aa.--Loss Of econ.
bmie undergraduates -onid havs been the re-
suit Tor MeHieo u that ooantry had entered
the world war. on the side Of the allies. ac-
sordingto Luis Cabrera secretary % the
Mexican treasury, IN an interview publiahed
In Excelsior. of Mszieo City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
TOO SOLDIERS FREEZE TO DEATH.

LONDON Dee. 22 Seven hundred
soldiers of The army commanded by Admiral
Kalrhnk head ~ the 40 Ru.,ian government
in siberia have frozen tu death iu q hos
pitil near Omsk. according 20 a wireless din.
match from Moscow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

LINCOLN Ncb. Dee ~ -Eggs which
sold in Lincoln ten days Aro for - cents q
dozen were to-day quoted At retail A. %
cents Two Thousand Lincoln women who
banded together to dght the high price claim
she credit Tor bringing about the reduction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
ARMY oFFIcrR ENDS LIFE.

CHiCAnO Dc 22 Li'nlrnsnl Vol0ne7
Andrew " smith United states regular
army bot aud Lulrd hmsslf a. Port sheu
dau hospital today ig had been 90 Tor scv
tTal mVnihs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
CITY WINS BUT
.PAV|NGPROGRAM
IS ENDANGERED
Injunction Denied in
Bond Case, But Appeal
May Tie Up Things

Judge Raymond r Ryan of silver city.
sitting fof judge N E Hiekey IN the Ber.
Haiilo d.atriet court today 10 hear IN. peti-
zion ~ lack Albright aEainst the Issuance
uf the paving bonds. decided in favor of she
demurrer the city made against the petition.
The Injunction Uas denied. n h lam.son
gave notice Of appeal However the m-ts
giving notice of appeal Is not q definite as
ssrtion that the applicant viii appeal lie
has six months in which 10 Ais his appeal
In the meantime, the work nf paving a..
huqusfgne streets may or may not 20 %.
-. purrr consulting engineer. stated this
morning that the Blmlihic company has
been psid but sit,uOO since ID commenced
o "A on the streets. hat t9u. COO was about
TO bo paid when the injunction was Aisd.
Lven ~ the appeal Is fici shortly. consid.
erahle time viii elapse hefore a ludnmont is
handed down BY the state sui.fsias court In
the matter.
To urge speedy Hearing.
JadFe 4 u Hanna. who assisted W. A.
k'lchrr. city attornsy, in presenting the
city . ples ter demurrer 10 the injunction
.a'd mo mornins that ss soon a. the appeal
u sled. the attention uf the supreme court
VIII be called 10 the fact thst an emergency
sHisia. and an ininsdia,s hearing wlil o,
asked -
The arguments this morning by city At
tornsy kelehor aud Judge Hanna for the cit,
and II y. lamison for his client Jack ~
hrirhi Involved several highly legal qurs
lions a. 70 she city's authority 10 guarantc,
I the collection of the ceriiheates that are 10
sued 10 the paving company and vhich a.,
exchanged for bonds. Many citations u
authority were offered the court By boti
J sides. Al the close Of the arguments Judg,
/ Ryan sisted that the assertion the plaintiff
! offered seeking 10 maintain that the eeftih
I Gates issued by tho city are worth SOC aut
d L. II A..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

CLEVELAND q. T'c % --ol"'eiand
coal operators refused 70 comment 'o'H' 'h
what sction will he taken TOW srds accepting
90 rejecting the government proposal i"I
nasl settlement ot the biiumiuou' coal min
.rs stfiks At a general session Of TIE ,cHir
committee ~ the central competitive held
and other coal OPERATOR tn De- hold here ?"
morrow They said u wNs unlikely any thinF
definite would be done o. The OPERATOR were
meeting Just to Keep iu touch "'h 10" N''
uAtiou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

Clara Brooks later vas afralgned On
charge Of dlserdetiy eonduct. found guiiiy
and committed 10 the Tombs for AZ houra.
heer. She gave her aFe a. ~ and told tho
Iaagisirnse that she had gons 70 She Ellis
Island ferry 10 an effort 20 ses ber husband
on the isisnd bat that 'they you'd not iet
me 90
A shs aaId tLis >ahs began 10 weep and
aesen otnsr wumen who had accompanied
her 70 court also Wept
The Buford sailed for an unnamed Russian
port vita 2te radical deporteea on board.
II Vas stated that = second batch Of de'
Doriesa wonid be emharked on the govern.
msura drastic step against alians ,eko Asee
sought 10 bring about the overthrSw of con
stitutional government The department Of
justice has 1000 radicals listed. How many
of these will fellow their red" leaders on
enforced voyages 10 their home lands haa
not been made tnown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
MOB OF REDS
TRIES To HALT
DEP0RTAT|ONS
Woman Leads Unsuc-
cessful Attack on Ellis
Island Entrance

NEW lJkA, ace. - x.-Lea " q won1n
Who declared her husband fad been dsporisd
20 Russia yesterday on the soviet srk nu-
ferd. = mob of $50 redt' today attacked
the enirAncs 70 the klha lslaad ferfy H. an
edort 10 reaeh fellow radicals suli auaitine
deportation. A riot call uaa tarnsd In be-
fore pChse conld re,tore order.
Twenty two anarchists remained 81 Elila
Island today awaiting deportation. They viii
be scpt ~ Rassia viii uthera from Detr1it
and Chicago whom she department of labal
was uaabie 10 have transported 70 New York
in tine 70 sail on the Bsford. Arrange.
henta for the departure Of the nent soviet
afk. hase not been completed. geepfdinr 20
Byron u. uhl aetlrg commissioner Al tho
island.
A few married snarehisis are held IN var.
ious cities. awaiting tke decision ef the
aathoritles a. 70 whether 10 send their fam.
lies with them. No anarehist of whose mar.
riaes there uas oneial reeord wa ssnt on
lthe Butord. bat eight of hem had requested
that their suestAesrtn BE- sent on the ship
aInn.