Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
LAND IF FFREE WASHES HANDS IF REDS; GOLD FILLS POCKETS Deportees Flash Great Rolls
 of Capitalistic
 Money Sail Time Unknown Emma Goldman and Berk- man Included in List
 to Be Sent Today 
IRepupIican A. p. Leased wirel

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O-SaiIing unoer sealed orders. the army transport Bu- ford. the Ark which carry back to Soviet Russia. Emma Goldman. Alex ander Berkman and more than 2Ot other radicals, will leave here early tomorrow. A thick veil of official secrecy was thrown about the prep arations for departure and all passes to the Booklyn piers. where the ship is docked, were cancelled
 The destina tion of the ship is not known even to the captain. His sail ing orders will be handed to him. sealed. to be opened 24-hours away from port
 Many Guards Assigned
 The normal crew Of 125 men, in- cluding officers. has been increased by enlisted men to serve as guards and other precautions have been taken to prevent any possible trouble during the voyage.
 Nearly 25O reds were at Ellis Island tonight awaiting deportation. The number had been increased during the day by the arrival of handcuffed and we'll guarded delegations totallins about 150 from Pittsburg. Pa, the Cleveland district and Hartford, Con them-Miss Goldman. Dora Lipkin and Ethel Bernstein. The last two who are in their early twenties. were arrested in November in a raid on a Russian soviet headquarters in New York. Harry Weinberger. attorney for Miss Bernstein, today asked Attorney General Palmer that her fiance. Samuel Lipman. who is about to begin a prison sentence of 20 years for viola ating the espionage law. he permitted to accom- pany her to Russia.
 Have Plenty or Money
 Today's arrivals assumed 8 iOvial demeanor when they left trains. Many Of them sang the .Internationale" AT were well provided with American money and clothing to withstand winter in Russia. Many wore two suits. One flashed roll of bills that an associate had collected more than $5.000. The cash resources Of the party from Pittsburg alone was estimated at s100000 Many of them had acted like real capitalists in sav- ing high wages in steel mills and mines Twenty-sl former steel workers from. Youngstown had total of S25. .O00
 Berkman and Miss Goldman are as sumed to have plenty of money They had no difficulty in providing bail for s15.000 each time they were ordered Reported.
 New Probe Authorized
 A new investigation into radical was authorized today when the senate voted to conduct an inquiry into activities of Russian 
  foreign relations committee under resolution introduced by Senator Ken yon. republican, Iowa. and adopted this afternoon.
 AS originally drawn and earlier in the day reported favorably to the sen ate, the resolution limited the fnvesti- sation to the activities of l.. C. A. K .self-Styled ambassador to this country from the Russian soviet gov ernment. The senate. however. by vote of 32 to 20 adopted an amend nent by Senator Borah. republican idaho. extending the resolution to in dude "all facts relative to the activity )f others relating to Russian propa- sanda in this country"
 Attacks Labor Department
 Senator King, democrat of Utah. de Martens for his alleged propa- yanda in this country and attacked the abor department for failure to deal with him. He said it seemed as though were more inclined to protect Martens han to enforce the law
 The Utah senator as well as Senators Williams, Mississippi, and Thomas Colorado, all democrats, opposed the 8orah amendment. on the ground that t granted too much latitude. contend ng that the investigation should be limited to Martens Senator Borah re 'lied that he was satisfied that others besides Martens were carrying on propaganda quite as vicious an6 luite. as pernicious"
 T know, he continued that mil ions of dollars are being expended. fl
 am informed correctly that oughf lot to be expended in this country without it being known for what plir- pose 1t Is being expended"