Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20

lSOntlnued from First Page.
OF this government for the cruise, de-
spite their professions of willingness
1" pay their own way. Alexander
Berkman and nina Goldman's
names are the must notable on the
passenger list.
"Mystery Trains"
At least three mystery trains" are
bringing additional radicals here
from various parts of the country. 1t
was predicted that $50 disciples of
violence would be corralled in the
Ellis Island detention pens before
nightfall. The nationwide roundup
for wholesale deportation is nearing
completion, Federal authorities said.
The movement of the trains Is being
kept secret, and even the authorities
are in the dark as to just when the
red flag specials" will arrive. One
was moving slowly from Buffalo with
reds who have busted themselves
Ii is charged with spreading the
seeds of unrest along the Canadian
border. Another was due from Pitts
burSh with agitators alleged to have
advocated sabotage and violence dur
inG the recent steel strike. A third
trainload from Philadelphia includes
agitators charged with attempting to
Ca USE a SlIlhe III SulDN9T0S.
In addition to the &C reds on Ellis
Island for whom deportation war
rants already have been received,
there are 60 more for whom warrants
were expected during the day.
There are 800 more disturbers in
jails scattered about the country
awaiting transportation to New York
and thence to Europe. 1t was said.
Acting Commissioner of Immigra-
ton Byron H.. Uhl said that twenty
five persons. including eighteen an
archists arrived at the Island yester-
day for deportation. They were all
from New jersey.
Wives Of the Russian radicals being
held at Ellis Island last night sent q
Caminetti containing an appeal that
they and their children be deported 10
Soviet Russia with their husbands.
Our Mrnts hss6@nds oS We're Gsns apprehended
taken from their families without
warming" says the letter. "Tn every
instance the families donended upon
the men for sustinnance, Their removal
and a heavy burden on the com
munity.
"AssuredlY we do not overstep the
bounds of sheer humanity in elemn,r-
tary justice when we ask with all the
earnestnesa at which starving moth
ers and children are capable that we
he Immediately taken to the deport-
ing division in this post to Join our
men and that We he dnported with
them to our native land"
The petition was signed bv eight
Russian women as a COMMITTEES repre-
senting the wives of the men held
on the Island.
- Counsel for L; G; A. X. Martons.
filed notice of an appeal to the appel
late division from the decision of
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Green
baum ordering him to submit for ex-
animation by the Joint Legislative
investigating Committee books or
papers pertaining to his relations
with the Russian Soviet government.
The netition asks that the committee
and the Attc''SNv General he enioined
from Issuing further subpenas for
Martens appearance before the In
Two More BIg LEADERS
Two alleged anarchists, who are
said by the police to rank with Berk-
marn and Goldman as radical leaders.
arrived here last night from Chicago
in the custody of city detectives They
land. Ohio and Isaac u. Ferguson. OF
chicago, who were indicted last No
vembor by the extraordinary Grand
Jury for statements in manifesto is
sued following a convention OF Com
munists held in this city.
The section of the manifesto upon
which the Indictment is said to have
been based. reads:
"The Communist does not propose
to capture the state. but to conquer
and destroy"