The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20

College.
Mary White ovinston.
Amos Pinchot
Max Pine Of the United Hebrew
Trades.
/ Raymond Robins -
John Reed.
Gilbert u. Roe.
Thomas d. Thatcher.
William b. Thompson.
Lillian wald.
Walter weyi Of the Ne,c Republic.
DIR. James Warbasss.
The Weekly People, published By the
Socialist Labor Party.
The Rebel Worker.
The Hotel Workor, which 10 the on
cinl organ Of the International Fedora
uor Of Hotel Workers.
Albert Rhys Williams.
Inc Young Democracy, which was n
young radical organisation.
Norman NJ Thomas, who 10 active in
tne Fellowship OF Reconciliation, an
other pacifist organisation.
No Business Firms Named.
well. are there the names OF any
commercial houses in there, or man ar
women engaged In commercial activi-
YES SO iar as you are able to sesr'
None" replied Mr.. Stevenson. "Prnc-
ticaIly all the names there arc well
circles"
He added the list he had read wa,
the New York list and there were 9TH
ers Tor each State and the District of
Columbia. Va
Correspondence between s. Nuort.v,
ana the East Side Socialist party com.
mittee. the Soviet Of ten Boishevik or.
SENSATIONS In Cleveland. was read. The
latter wanted Mr.. Nuorteva to cancel
ms engagement to speak before what
fhey called the ''Scheidemann local" n
seems that the latter had attempted "a
get John Reed away from the scheide.
mann people.
The integrity of the Redo In con.
cerned in this matter" the letter read
Now dear comrade," Mr.. Nuorteya
replied, "the arrangement for the meet.
ing mas been agreed upon by me and
Somrade Ruthenbers. have known
Comrade Ruthenberx for years and
Know he Ia radical Socialist who Ger
tainly cannot have anything in common
with scheidemann's people"
The Scheidemann group, Chairman
Lusk brought out, are those who believe
IN evolution rather than revolution.
MI Nuorteva went on to say that hs
was Interested IN presenting the cause
OF tho Russian Soviets and nothing else
ana that he would arrange to speak to
the protestants at q later date.
Mexican Deals Arc Barea.
A letter from Linn A. Gale. editor o,
Gales Aooorine Journal of the New
Civilization, to Mr.. Martens asking fol
financial aid for his propaganda in Mex.
leo was read Or. Gale said he had
been accused Of being the leader of the
Bolshevik propaganda In Mexico.
The proposition was turned dowr
and Endorsed on the letter was a note
signed &C. NJ" which said the impression
he got from the letter was that the writer
was trying to trap them and get then
In q hole"
Addressed to Ny dear Heller" head
of the commercial department Of the
Soviet Bureau. but unsigned. was thii
letter:
when / return from Washington will
write you ~ to conditions down there
which win be Of moment to you. II yoy
should have occasion to write me send
II always to my home address, in botf
plain envelope and likewise paper. and
you need not sign the letter, as never
do mine. This Is done. as you know
for obvious reasons With kmdest re
CARDS to Comrade Martens and to s. N
am, fraternally."
Referring to n letter requesting Mr.
Nuorteva to speak in Buffalo Chairman
Stevenson had this comment to make:
The significance Of this to me 10 thai
this letter In which he speaks Of thii
meeting Of the Socialist party and otheI
radicals to protest against the loca
imprisonment Of these people. wind,
up: For the success OF the revolution.
do not know what revolution he is talk
| ing about, but apparently the man WHIT
answers the letter docs"
The copy CT the reply, which said tina
| Mr.. Nuorteva was out Of town. was no
signed.
In the list OF employees Of the sovie
| bureau read by Mr.. Stevenson appeared
the name Of Evans Clark son-in-law o
DIR. George Kirchwey.
There are two names that are par
ticularly interesting in that list" salt
Mr.. Stevenson. ''They are Theodor,
Fedatof and Anton Taitxen. These tw,
men have been convicted under n sedi
ton law In New Jersey. and are nov
out on bail pending appeal"