The Washington times., 1919-11-09
HUNDREDS Of REDS
WILL Be DEPORTED
from First pare,

Continued from First P.rh
in Russian and other foreign lsnxu-
ages A big stan of Translator. VA.
on the Job early today.
The brains of the union OF Rus
sian Workers" Adolph Schnabel. was
arrested several weeks ago. fby the
Department of Justice agents and is
now at Ellis Island, awaiting depor-
tation, Assistant Attorney General
Francis p. Garvan. who was directly
in charge OF the raids. has an
nounced
Peter Bianki. who succeeded selma
bel as general secretary of the red
organization. also has been arrested
Several American citizens were taken
in the raids with the alien Russian
reds, Mr.. Garvan. said. but the latter
were freed, as American citizens can
not be deported under existing laws.
stiII Beset By PeriSs.
America, having smashed the con-
spiracy of Russian anarchists to de-
stroy its government is still besst
by perils which must be met and
eliminated before real peace returns
to the land. a survey of the situation
today showed
With Federal agents herdinx
hordes Of organized aliens who plot
ted to plunge the country into Boil
shevism or worse, the great soft coal
heIds idle because of a strike now
entering its second week, steel mills
Handicapped by the same cause, rail-
road employees grimly waiting for q
reply to their demands, and President
Wilson still bedridden, the nation
in opinion of responsible Government
ofhciais-was in the most critical po-
sftion since IL stood on the verge of
war with Germany.
The men in Washington however,
upon whom the responsibility rests for
getting the country back TO normal
see daylight ahead They believe the
trouble IN being caused by a small
but active minority, and that last
Tuesdays, elections showed where the
real Americans stood on the issue Of
law and order
Furthermore, they have been pre-
pairing for the present struggle for
months. Eight weeks ago, when
President Wilson was starting on his
tour Of the United States, the Depart
rient of Justice started to hunt down
the anarchists who are being rounded
uI and Jailed tonight.
Freshest Aware Of Red.
That the President was aware Of
this menace is evidenced by the fact
that repeatedly in his speeches he
warned that the United States was
being threatened by a minority. and
that he would fight to the last against
any effort at minority government.
When he hrst said this there was
some doubt as TO what he was driving
at but subsequent events removed IL
His telegram of congratuiation 10
q N
sachusetts, hailing his reelection A
victory for law and order, wa.
pointed to by his friends tonight a.
an indication of his intense interest
Ia the struggle
The breaking up OF the union OF
Russian workers conspiracy doe. no,
eradicate the Bolshevisrn nenace. 81
WAS learned. Other plots are being
hatched.r The disloyal leaders stiil
nope to give the United States q red
winter. but in Washington there is
confidence that they will be cheek
mated at every point, and that their
EFFORTS to start revolutions in the idle
coal neids will fail as dismally m
die the union of Russian workers
plottinga
AfterAsth sf War.
The present disturbed copdftyoas
are an Aftermath Of war. In the Ao-
ministration's opinion II Is pointed
out that all the European nations
went through the same experience.
only they came to grips with The
terrorists before the United States
had opportunity to do so. The
stronger of them came through tr,-
umphanny. the weaker ones sue.
cum bed
The Government believes me surge
OF unrest and disorder has about
reached its high tide, and that the
ebb is due, despite authoritative re-
ports that Industrial discomfort seam
ed to have been Increasing up to a
few days ago, and that throughout
the country there were more small
strikes and Industrial clashes.
Government officials expect that a
peaceful settlement of the railroad
workers demands will be .sthe break
and that the storm will decrease In IN :
tenstty and dwindle away from that
point The more optimistic look for
a general settling down before Christ
mAs-and New Year OF peaes.