Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
Communists Issue War Bonds" Payable Day
 After Revolution. RAID PAPER OF
 RUSSIAN SOVIET Martens Secretary Charges
 Federal Agents With Plots To Murder.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Determi- nation of the government to carry on to the finish it's fight to rid the ma tion of Communist and Communist Labor party members, more than 250O of whom now await deportation pro- ceedings as a result of the recent na- tion-wide raids. was seen in the re- quest transmitted today by the depart ment of labor to congress for new ap- propriations aggregating $1,l5O.0OO, to De used in the enforcement of laws against radicals and their deporta- tion.
 Accuses Agents
 While members of congress were giving the request preliminary consid- eration from the temporary head quarters here of the Russian Soviet bureau, located less than three blocks from the department of justice build ing, there was issued written state ment by s. Nuorteva, who said he was secretary to L. C. A. K.' Martens. self styled Russian ambassador. setJing forth general charges against depart merit of justice agents. These charges 'were that department agents had actively participated" in the formu- lation of some of the blanks in the Communist and Communist Labor party platforms. which, the statement said, now form the basis of the per secution of thousands of people" An other charge was that the chief fig ures in such celebrated bomb plots were agents of a similar nature"
 Bib Job Ahead
 The department of labor's request for additional funds was based on q recommendation of Anthony Cami- netti, commissioner general of immi- grafton, who declared the department of justice had amassed such quanti- ties Of evidence against the radicals taken in the raids as mean at least two months work.
 Have Bond Issue
 The attorney generals staff, de- tailed to prepare the cases against the radicals, also is anticipating a ssren- uous fight before those to be deport- ed are aboard an outgoing steamer. In addition to the "slush fund.- of the two parties estimated at more than S1,0O0,0 ,000. officials said today that un- doubtedly more would be obtained where that same from" It was said that department agents had seized several thousands of books of ''sUcial war bonds" each of which bonds was sold for one dollar. Interest on the bonds, which on their faces ascribg their purpose ito help crush the cdpi- talist system" is made payable "on the day after the social revolution"
 Take 57 More
 NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Another raid was made late today by departmen; of justice on the offices of the Rus. sian Soviet paper, Now Mir. Four teen men and one woman who were attending meeting of the Communist labor party were arrested. The agents also found cards on which were the names of 1000 Communists throughout the United States.
 While this raid was in progress S7 more alien plotters, including Alexan- der Dorman, said to be Ieader or New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania Com munists, were brought to Ellis Island.
 At the Island the first outbreaks since the beginning of the department of justice raids, were reported. Greg ory Weinstein, hailed as Trotzky's closest friend in the United States. and "chief of staff of Ludwig c. A. K. Martens, ambassador" of Soviet Rus sia, refused to be photographed and fought desperately when half dozen inspectors forced him to pose" for the official camera.
 In the women's department. 39 feminine radicals rose in body from dinner and rushed movie" men off the premises. On the return of the camera men with seven burly inspect ors, the women charged again and swept the place clear after a spirited fight. The casualties were one man badly scratched and another decorated with a black eye, result of a left swing" by a girl who said she had fought in the Russian women's bat talion of death.