The New York herald., 1920-01-06

Chief William j. Flynn, of the Depart
another crushing blow last night when he
renewed his nationwide raid and caught
hundreds of "reds' on deportation war
rants. The entire field force of operatives
under Chief Flynn began work just
before eight o'clock and swept down upon
the secret meeting places and the homes of
The radicals. The raid was a great sue
cess. ii amazed the Bolshevists. who have
been under the impression that the De-
partment of Justice had taken into GUS
tody all the persons it sought in the move
on Friday night.
In addition to serving the deportation
warrants the government agents searched
the meeting rooms and homes Of the
reds" and seized many documents and
records which will be used before the i'm
migration authorities.
Immigration officials on Ellis Island
quickly began to act on the wholesale de-
portation cases before them by recon-
vening the special board on inquiry
which passed on the status of the 249
''Reds'' sent to Soviet Russia on board
the army transport Buford. Byron H.
IThl Acting Commissioners or lmmiSra-
ton, as head OF the board. heard twenty
cages after the new arrivals on tho island
had been tagged and photographed to
avoid recurrence of the silence strike"
Ivy which many OF the Buford cargo con-
cealed their identity.
Charles Recht, attorney for many radi-
Gals. notified Mr.. Uhl that tho board
could save time If it empowered him to
obtain a waiver from prisoners who want
10 be deportcd. Evidence that many will
make no fight against getting free trans
portation back to Russia was shown
when ten of the twenty before the board
signified their willingness to be deported
soon. lue hearings will cntinue today.
Tho first man arrested on warrant
last night was Edward Elore, editor OF
The radical Hungarian daily Elore. at No.
; East Third street He had preliminary
examination and was sent to Ellis Island
for the night.
Eugene Neuwaii, forty years old, said
10 be business manager OF the Elore, aleo
was taken irto custody. III his pockets he
had 500 AMI O certificate showing an in
vestment OF 500 in stock.
Detective Sergeant James J. Gegan with
his Bomb Squad and the detective of the
italian Squad OF the Police Department
co-operated with ths Department of JUS
ice agents in the roundup.
Dozen Women Arrested.
About forty prisoners. among them a
,lozen women, were taken to the headquar-
,ers of the Department of Justice soon
after the officers started out. Among the
first prisoners were DIR. A. Caspe. of No
10 East Broadway. lie declared he was
IN American citizen and could not be de-
ported. and. moreover. he was anxious to
get out of the Communist party. He was
released. but the evidence in the case was
sent to the state authorities.
Oscar Tyyerowsky, thirty-two years old.
executive secretary OF the Communist
marty, for whom the authorities have
been searching for sometime, was arrested
at No. 1857 Fulton avenue. the Bronx,
where he was living under the name OF
william Smith. The arrest was made by
detectives William Hauptman and Freder-
ick Stepat and Department of Justice
agent, NJ. ]. Davis.
The police found Tyverowsky in his
homo with his wife. He insisted he was
smith In hallway, however, he adj
initted he was Tyverowsky. and said that
he denied 1t before his wife because he
ala not want her to know his real name.
IL was learned that Tyverowsky had
SContinyed ON Page Fcur. Col. Tour.)