Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22


America. and elected Bcrkman grand
commissary." lie bosscd the prepare :
tions Of all in tho large detention
room. and no monarch was ever more
readily obcyed. All stood UP when
he entered the room. The members
OF the commune obeyed him so prompt
~ that guards transmitted their
orders through him In khaki shirt.
with khaki trousers tucked into high
Russian boots lie was the central
figure in u merry group that awaited
the tug. They played banjos and
guitars AMI sang the 'Intcrna,ionalc. '
All their conversation was in Russian
Berknan saId he expected TO 20
to PetroGrad ana cooperate with
1.enirc and Tro;aky in governing RUS
STA lie said his uncle y. Starick. was
the director az ali the Couutry's rail
soyiSi l.. .,,, ,,o~ -,
remarked, as he tied up a box OF
oranges which was put ON board tn.
transport, with canned goods. con-
quantities of other food supplies that
going among friends
Provided With Cl",hinr.
Most OF the members ot tho COM
,nuno had ample clothing OF their own,
but the Immigration officers took care
rigorous weather OF Russia Those
who had not properly equipped them
outfits from army stores. including
overcoats undcrclothes, m!ttons. hats
The commune tool, nearly half a
million dollars in american money
With H. herkman SAID the cash nos.
Of il was in rrcenbacks, but there were,
some travellers checks.
Miss Goldman sa;d her plans after
he n rp. hoo f,.a-,
mite. other than that she would immc-
d,,"'slz 9rsaniIs ,hs Russian Erisnas
propaganda in tho United states.
Emmn Goldman Talks.
rlGs government has signed its
Death warrant in the deportntions."
tic end of the United states govern
lnent. am not going TO stop my
,TT,SrN as tong as life rests with M,
methods as the United states is using
IN ), THIS is first deportation OF political
\ similar prediction of, dire results
Tor THIS country was made by Arthur
ka,ses, another leader Of the Russian
union. who was arrested in New York..
The anarchist movement Viii b.
caarricd on in The United Stai"s Al;
top az the movement, arc now nein.:
sent away" he said
, MIS- t., GntdInn nj. :, ana nc %th"r tWo
and non" of tho three cNhihitcd the
defiance that characi"ri1cd some III the
male anarchists. The trip was re
Garded as lark by tho Youngest de-
portNe. Thomas Buchamorr; seventeen
anIz.I az h mGrnGw ~ n ''In mi WEI or
sian Workers At Frceport. J." l.
Leave Individual Messages.
The Soviet LETT many, individual mes
saEes Of faregweii, AZ the island, 10 be
telegram was sent 10 tn" Department
OF Labor. asking American women 90
from wives. S 1t Was signed u by t Ii%Nan
der Schata. grand secretary Of the
wom nsInf tt rena Nj i2'"I Game Am ;s Inn
country with love for the. liberty upon
honestly laborcd ana dcvotedly in
vested all we possessed for the wei
fare q all rs We understood It best;
the only thing VIC ask is tina, our
of their fathers and husbands. and he
Srnted permission to go with them to
The three women in the deported
party will be treated rs first class
passengers during the trip. occupying
separate compartments and Grand
Commissary Eerkman has no privilege
not granted to others.
Soldiers Placed on Guard.
Ten Immigration inspectors will
help soldiers guard them. All will
he confined, to their quarters except
Red cross nurses went ;,lona 10 act I ns
,natrons
officials Of the Department Of Jus
fruition OF plans 10 rid the country
Of anIrehists These plans WEE inil
PROMINENT citizens in June. IN roun
,ry-wide raids on November :, ana
chists numbering $50 We're ARE Ell
and 2S9 OF those We're dcportcd today,
The other ten included Bcrllman and
Miss Goldman. whose cases had long
been pending.
o,her sovie, anarchists arc. ilksly
to leave III the near future Tor thc
: Department OF Justice has card IN
scrutiny. and il Is tho announced in
tcntion OF the authorities 10 dcport
overthrow. Of tbs government by vio-
SHY aSS innarshi;s's who naye been =,
Detroit for the Kuford. but tn, train
orders Were canccled. because TO have
ayed The s sai hr, M%n'H '" Hpo GS
G@ntainGd men arrested IN New York,
n Tartford New f HaI%n .on n
Waterbury. Conn: Cleveland .>kron
and Youngstown. Ohio: Baltimore.
Chicago, Detroit and San Francisco.
All Comforts Provided.
Representative SieGcl. who accom-
panied the other members Of the
House Committee on Immigration on
nc buiord as lar Hs the three mile
limit, said today that he MAS surprised
a the excellence OF the arrangements
on board the transport Tor the comfort
,Uf the radicals.
y Nigh, say ,hey are travelling dc
lrHe" he remarked
We had talks with many Of tho
dcportccs." he added "and they We're
an loud in their dennnc;ation OF the
United states government and its in
.siiiuuons. The language some of them
used T. unprintabic.'
Mr ScEcl protested not 10 know tn.
destination OF the Buford. although lie
said he had been inforincd She would
go north by way OF the Kiol canal.
CommlSs ONcr- General Caminctii rc-
turned 70 Washington Immediately
after the BUford sailed
Transport Served During War.
The transport Buford now making
a trip 70 an unknown port rs o Soviet
hrE, has been under the American
Gag since June, SOS when with seven
other vessels, She was purchased BIZ
the army quar;crmast"r department 10
bTlng home troops WHO had served IN