Republican farmer., 1919-11-21
SCORES OF ADDITIONAL
 PRISONERS TAKEN IN
 I.W.W. RAIDS IN WEST
Face Charges of Crimi- nal Syndicalism- m-All Radical Organizations Being Rounded Up Headquarters in Los Angeles Wrecked.

San Francisco, Nov. 15- Raids on industrial workers of ihe world and other radical or ganizations, begun as the re- suit of the killing of four for mer service men at Centralia, Wash, last Tuesday, continued during the night up and down the Pacific coast, and as a re- suit scores of additional pris- oners were in custody today.
 Some of them face charges of crim- inal syldicaHsm, some of melting riot. and others of vagrancy. Three per- sons, alleged members of the radical order, received injuries in one raid which necessitated their removal to a hospital.
 At Los Angeles a number of former srevice men, said to be mainly mem bers of the American Legion, broke into I. W. W. headquarters, clubbed three men and wrecked the place be- fore the police could respond to riot call In San Francisco the peoples institute" and I. W. W. headquarters were raided by the police and nine men held in default of $1,OOO bond, on charges of vagrancy.
 These raids followed receipt of in formation, the police said; that school children were visiting peoples insti- ute and obtaining rad dical literature which they carried home. Police Captain O'Meara. who conducted the raids, said all I. W. W. must leave San Francisco Or go to Jail.
 At Eureka, Cal, local headquarters of the I. W. w, was raided by the police and a large quantity of radical literature seized. John Golden. sec retary, was arrested and charged with criminal syndicalism and sabot- age. He was held in the county jail with Charles Lesse and Henry Kilk- sohn, arrested in Eureka on a syndi ca1ism charge.
 At Seattle Henry White, Conmis- sioner o Immigration, formally an- nounced that alien industrial workers of the world rounded up at Centralia. Wash, as a result of the shooting of former service men on Armistice Day. would be deported if they were not held on murder charges by the coun- ty auth critics. Fifty-three mem bers of the I. W. W. were taken into SuStOtS DS EoVdlLlS pOl1Ce III SGNSI raids, and at Raymond, Wash, eleven others were arrested by a citizens committee.
 Near Centra1ia, former service men, acting for county officials, gathered up about fifty alleged in dustria1 workers, mainly in logging camps. These included a man giving his name as George Lester, and his wife, Katherine. The police said he gave much valuable information.
 Officials at Spokane, Wash, breath ed easier today after a night spent in a state of preparedness against a threatened invasion" by l. W WIS from Montana, Idaho and other parts of the northwest.
 Members of the American Legion informed local officials they had in formation that from 1000 to 2,OOO I. W. W.'s were on their way there. As a result a conference of legion members, civil officials and officers of the national guard was held, follow ing which more than 100 former ser vice men were sworn in as special deputies, and two companies of the Washington national guard were mob . ilized. Incoming trains were watch ed closely and two alleged members of the radical order taken into cus- tody. No others were observed en- tering the city.