The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
RED ACITATORS TO BE DEPORTED
 BY WHOLESALE
Score of Members of I.W.W. in New York on List As
 Among First to Go.
RESULT OF WORK
 OF LUSK COMMITTEE
Ven Svarc Tells of Events Leading to Bolshevik
 Revolt.

New York, July 25.-wholesale de- portations of Bolshevik asitators and propagandilts was promised yester- day when Bryon II. Uhl. of the staff of the Commissioner of Immigration, assigned Inspector A. B. Schen to the LislI Committee with instructions to proceed immediately on the evidence developed by the legislative investi- gators. In a letter to Senator Lusk. MT. Uhl declared his intention of CO., operating with the committee in curbins the activities of the radicals and requested especially that evidence against the I. W. W. be turned over to Schell At least a score of the Bolshe- vfk agitators will be deported as soon as the machinery can be put into motion, on the evidence already gath cred, 1t was said.
 Members of the committee declined to say who they will recommend for deportation, but it was inimated that the initial action will be taken against officials of the local I. W. w. Their headquarters was raided by the com mittee some time ago and sufficient evidence to warrant the deportation, it is said, of at least twenty members was gathered.
 Ven Svarc. a Cleveland lawyer.
 
 slovak commission to Petrograd, was the only witness called before the committee yesterday. He told in graphic detail of events that led up to the Bolshevik revolution, and how the followers of Trotzky and Le- nine had "crlshed the spirit of once great Russia"
 Mir. Svarc paid a tribute to the woman's Battalion of Death" which he described as the only trustworthy force in Russia at the time of the revolution. He asserted that this body made a brave fight against the Red Guard and suffered a brutal fate when overcome by superior force.
 The witness said he was sure 80 per cent. of the people of Russia were not interested in the fine dis tinctions of the form of government under which they live. He said their one great desire wns to be let alone, to work out their own salvation. This he explained, was difficult. because the agents of unrest are constantly mingling with the people and excit- ing them to murder all suspected enemies of the Bolsheviki.
 He told of a propaganda school es- tabnshed by the Bolshevid, which trained operatives for work in all parts of the world. This institution, according to tho witness, was mod eiled after the German Committee of the East, which trained propaganda ists for work in special countries The witness explained that the Rus sians are wonderful linguists and that they have sent hundreds of trained men into India and China with fund, to carry on the leaders also will be called.
 In answer to questions designed tc show that the Bolsheviid here have adopted the same methods as ap piled in Russia. MT. Svarc told how they prepared for the revolution b! forming soviets in the shops and fac tories and spreading the seeds of un rest among the workers. on whom they were dependent when the actua revolution started. The fact that tn Boishevik and their I. w. W. allie have been carrying on their worl along these lines here has alread. been established by the committee.
 He said the Bolsheviki, instead O maintaining the various instrurnen taiities that would make 1t easy t procure employment, destroyed them
 The committee will reeurne 1t hearing today, when MT. Svarc vii be recalled to the stand. Several la bor leaders will also be called