Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-07
SOVIET NEWSPAPER
 RAlDED; REVOLT IN
 ELLIS ISLAND GROUP
Radicals Fight Desperately { Keep From Being Pho
 tographed
FEMININE BOLSHEVISTS
 RUSH MOVIE MEl
S1,l5o. 900 Appropriation is Asked Congress to Defray Expense of Fight on Radicals
 Slush Fund

Slush Fund
 New 4o1t, Jan. G.-Anothcr raiS was made late today by departmens of justice agents on the offices oe the Russion soviet newspaper NoyE Mir Fourteen men and one woma who wore attending q meeting oE the communist labor party were are rested, The agents also found card on which were the names of 1,00[ communists throughout the Unite States. tI
 While this raid was in progredl 57 more alien plotters includinl| Alexander Dorman, said to be lead CT of New Jersey and Eastern Penrl sylvania communists, arrived at Ell lis Island under guard to take theiI places with other hundreds swerl up in the governments dragnet ot foreign revolutionaries.
 At the island the first outbreakft since the beginning of the depar mcnt of justice raids were reported the Ellis Island soviet" establisheS by Emma Goldman and Alexands4 Berman and their companions wfi are now on the way to Russia, cans to new life in two revolts. GregoIsl Weinstein, hailed as "Trotzky's clos est friend inAthe United States" ar S "chief of staff" of Ludwig c. A. sl Martens, Ambassador" of sovi. Russia, refused to be photograph and fought desperately when ha a dozen inspectors forced him il' "pose" for the official camera. lf'
 In the women's department, 39 f4| mining radicals rose in Na body frdfd dinner and rushed movie" men dd the premises.
 Tomorrow Supreme Court JustPl Davis is to sign an order committ6 to jail Dr. Mihcael Misleg, treasv 7 CT of the Novy Mir for contempt the joint legislative committee M, vestigating seditious activities <, New York. By Justice Davis, orls' Misleg will be kept in durance ttfi57sr hs answers the questions of H committee. 4.;
 Deputy Attorney General Berd ~ announced today that Martens q Santeri Nuorteva, secretary of M$. tens embassy" will be dealt VI similarly, as well as all others " !. doclihe to testify or produce dott ments for the committee had Ma tens and Nuorteva refused to & swer questions and to produce boo and papers of the embassy"
 Both claimed diplomatic imfnX ity as representatives of foreH government M
 Washington, Jan. 6.--DetermfM tion of the government to carryS to the finish it's fight to rid nation of communist and c0mmu labor party members, more thaI 300 of whom now await deport4 S1 proceedings as a result of the sE nation wide raids, was seen ift M request transmitted today by tho M partment of labor to congress ss new appropriations aggregating 2I 150,000 to be used in the enf0 Sl ment of laws against radicAlA X for their deportation. ss Y
 While congress was yet givfnf request preliminary conside1 from the temporary headquafta& the Russian soviet bureau, l01 less than three blocks from th1 partment of justice buildings, was issued a written statemeIG S. Nuorteva, who said he war " i self-styled ambassador to th& \: !: ted States from the Russian ji, X, setting forth ch4f N. <
 That department agents Ind lively participated" in the fof :, tion of some of the planky { and commuK ;. party platforms. ik l.
 Department of justice officiS sl that the situation was humorous" a
 The department of labor's 5S for additional funds to cond work in roofing out radicalil D1 based on recommendation t thony Caminetti, commissioner Y eral of immigration. PI6 Xl was made at the department IVY tice that the hearings on 3d tion cases, which are schef AZ begin tomorrow in several SX will require two months. al time will be required review of the cases in Wasl
 The attorney generals StG s tailed to prepare the cases the radicals also is anticip6 r strenuous fight before thoBG< deported are aboard and o 4 steamer. In addition to tho < fund" of the parties, estima more than $1,000.O00, officix today that undoubtedly "more be obtained where that camS While these sources of tho support were not fully discI& was said that department had seized several thousand of "social war bonds," each Fl bonds sold for $1. Intereet bonds, which on their faeaa
 their purpose "to help exu capitalist system" is mad lon the day after the soej61 tion."
 In addition to the goSg attempts to drive out tho
 will maintain hereafter
 closer surveillance over 1I
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 Miami. Fla. Jan. 6.Jo