Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
MOVEMENT PART
OF THAT IN RUSSIA"

III is very evident that the movement
here Is but a part OF the third interha-
tional of Russia and shows the hand
Of Lenine, Trotzky and others of their
kind.
THAT many Of the misguided follow
ers among the more ignorant class do
not comprehend this, or even the mean
ing of the movement, Is also evident
Neither is IL intended nor necessary that
they should. Dupes and money are
what the real leaders seek. Dupes to
carry on the nefarious work and money
from them in the form of dues
THAT the present aim OF the Russian
government and its officers is to foment
and incite discomfort, aiming toward
revolution in this country, is too well
known to need comment, as is also the
fact that the entire movement is a dis
honest and criminal one. II is an or
ganized campaign TO acquire the wealth
and power Of all countries for the So
called leaders
"Sympathizers OF the party, according
to authorities who have viewed it's growth
throughout the entire nation, are con-
posed of criminals, mistaken ideallsts
and social bigots. but to a far greater
extent, and especially In this section
countless unfortunates who have been
led astray by crafty agents appointed for
that purpose. These people. many Of
whom can not speak the English
language. do not begin to comprehend
our ideals or lofty ambitions and iovo of
country, that come and declare their in.
tentions Of showing us how 10 run our
own affairs. whether we Ike their plan
or not. Their idea is not to build up.
but to destroy. They have no love for
this country in their hearts. Many lived
at the expense Of the Russian people for
several years. These Russian leaders,
these breeders Of class hatrd. these spec
ulators In human lives and other peoples
earnings, are endeavoring to acquire more
fields Of activity. hoping to take advant-
age of economic distress and confusion
Of mind in which humanity finds itself
after strain Of warfare 10 gather the
weaklings Of other lands under their ban
ner Of destruction.
REBUFFED OF EVERY
HAND IN AMERICA.
But they reckoned without their
hosts when they came to America The
people Of the country repudisted them,
the great mass of American workers re-
pudiated them and the honest foreigners
Of this country who were grateful for
their opportunity to become part of us
repudiated them. Even 30 the people. OF
the United States have no idea OF the
strength Of this movement and to what
ends those behind 1t were prepared to
so. The raids carried on By the United
States government came at a most or
perfume time. Slowly but surely this res
tive element will be forced back and out.
The revelations made during examina-
tion OF these men causes me to see the
wisdom Of Vice President MarshaIrs re-
marks when he declared that no foreigner
ought TO be admitted to the country who
does not first signify his intention Of
becoming a citizen.
Personally. 1 believe that to be the
mort sound statement l have read. It is
the proper solution. If those of foreign
birth are coming here for home, conn
try and liberty, America will welcome
them. II they are coming here temper
arlly as agents of some bolshevik govern
ment, or to use this country for personal
reasons, the time to find them out Is be-
fore they enter, and If they do enter, wo
should see that they carry out the decla-
ration made ut the port Of entry"