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9.
RUSSIANS HEAD
RADICALS' LIST
Leninc and Trotzky at
Top of Membership
of Communists.
FORM SUNDAY SCHOOL'
Eastern Cities Selected for
Spreading of Idens Open
Revolt la Seen.
Civil Sorrier Httthvt
Than I'oIMch
Decide Cop
'l!Z,M DETECTIVES IN
Select ioiiH
NUW YOHK. Jon. 2 Tim com
munist mrly rcpresot s llio ndvn
cai'js of "direct notion" ami hcids
(Ln Inturiiitlluiiul tnemhurjililp Willi
Um names of .'(chop I.unlnn nml
I.con Tiotzky. In llio t'nltnd Mates,
according to local department of
Justice official It has olltiil tlx
nuil n source of rccrii I tn among thu
in. (it Ignorant of tlH' alien ' j 1 1 1 1 1 -tlon
and Ho iirliiclp.il utrciigtli has
been In Ilia cnugoBted districts of
New York mill Cil; .
AVhat ttio i'omiiiiiiimMH, who lukn
lluilr niiiiui from Um wll.l orgy of
litoo Jnhtiil ami anarchy which 1'iirln
expel Itmccd iiftar llm lprani:o-Prussian
war, really ntntul for was mil
forth In a manifesto by Iulno,
which was pruiluuud lit ovlilenuo at
today's hearing before, thn l.usk
IvKlnUtlvo committee In ItochvHlor.
Hivk Itiil Ann).
Thin initnlffHUi declared thut thn
communists must plan disarmamnnt
of Dm "bourgoolslti," thu urmmg of
tho "laborer ' uml llio formutliui of
m ruil army Hlmllar to Ui.it of thu
Ittisslun sovlol. It declared thut cun
cjticMt of iiolltlcal power should
m win not merely a change In pur
nonnrl, hut annihilation of nil op
ponent. Thn organization of Um com
IillinlM pti My hud rnuohud llio ex
tent that tumluy school linil been
formed In New Vurk, I(ocheaie.r uml
other rllltH whero tho children of
aliens wero taught thu cummiinlHtn'
doctrines nnd cnoouragod to rldloiilu
ul rsligluun beliefs.
Kvldeuco was Introdured hciforo
tlio I -link coiiimlltui, which for
months han been liiVustlKiitlng
seditious activities In Now Vurk
ntata, "to ahow that a closti connec
tion cxUletl between Iho Amurlcnii
commnnlt orgunlrutlbn and thn
bureau iiialntaliind In Now York
oily by l C. A. 1C .Marloni, thu self
slylod amlmuHilor of wovlet ltniMla.
The growth of tint piopugunda
spread hy tho coinmunlnts In tho
United Unites wan Indicated hy cvi
dmicn thst their leaflets haVn huen
dUitrtbuted IhioiiKliotit tho country
lit thn rata of 2UO,000 to &0O.0OU
dally.
I'lnuiiril ANUiflnlnntlnii,
Tho Intlmutlon that rudlcol activ
ity In this country had reached the
la.tiv of open vlolotico camu on Muy
duy last your, when thn nation wan
shocked by tho discovery of u coun
try wlJo plot to ussasslmiln mora
than n score of high government
official uml other prominent cltl
asns. That It wan anatlon-wlde conspiracy
was first brouRht to Unlit on April
30, when 17 ilynamltn bombs weio
found In tho mulls In thn New Yolk
poslofflco. Other hcmbs iveie nulled
lit varlouu poiitof flees. hiVoial of
tho Infernal machines ruuehud thulr
deiUnutlun, but with olio axroptlon
cither failed to vxplodo or ill J no
damage
Amum; tliono la whom bombs
were uddrciwcd wero Altornoy Urn
orul rainier, roHtmustnr (Juncrul
Uiirloson, United Hlutei Judipi Uin
dls, John I), Houkefollur uml J. 1'.
Morgun.
Ono of tho Infernal machines wnii
sent to .Senator Thomas llurdwlck
of Goortfla, When opemd It blew tho
bunds oif u ncKro maid and Injtuud
Mrs. Jlunlwlck.
AnothiT OitlriiKt'.
On tho nUht of June tho coun
try was iiKaln stiirllud by the most
diirlni; bomb oiiti nk,vi in Um hlsloiy
of tho nation when tho home of
Attorney Uniiernl I'almvr In Wash-
Inirfun uh. U'rAfliH.1 nnil Infnriinl
Illuchllii'S WHi'u vxiiloileil il ii iii ii ul ii !
thn homrn of piibiln iifflcluln and
prominent bunlneci men. lilxploslnun
'micurreil In WashliiBton, I'lttsuurKh,
Cleveland, .Noivtonvllle, Mas-i los
ton, I'hlludelphlu, l'ftteron, . J.,
and New York tty.
Nono of thn men for whom tho
bombs wnro Intended wns hurt, but
one limn, u watchman, wan lulled In
New York, several persons worn In
jured, and In WaMhilnmon ono of
thn plottern himself was blown to
pieces.
Tho explosions wero practb ully all
accompanied by thn scattcrliiK of
unurchlstla literature written by
persons who were not llllteratu The
literature advocated overthrow of
the Kovernnient ami class warfare.
Many arrests followed tho bomb
outruRfH, but all efforts to place
the blame for tho explosions failed
Another nstlon-wldo tenorlm
plot was frustruind In 'lrvlutul on
October 30, when the police rounded
up seven men mid a woman, who uro
alleged to have hoeu Involved In a
conspiracy to epreud terror through
I'lvJI si-Mpe Is prripoM, d as the
p.iiiaii'.i for lbs His Uml no t,
net tlx- police dxpariineni l.v I'Moyd
M. I'ohn, commlBsloriir of pollen
mid file, who Informed the board
of dll'ictors of tlio chutnbfr of
eommercn at Um I'rlday noonday
luni'heon that some rudliil
i llHIiHes In tho C'.ndui iIiik of thn
ib porlment ntr belnn pKinimd hy
Mayor llubliHrd ami htnilf
"n liuvn bli nlvln the mat
tr niueli cur lies I loiisldorslioti "
said Commissioner llolin, "mid
liuvfl come to the rnrieliialon that
a man's position and stnndliiK In
thn ttsparlmrnr, should tin gov
erned by im-rll nnd IniurUi of
Mrvlcn rather than by poliUrul
Inflii'incc.
"Wvry tlrnn thrn Is a cIisiikb
In n elty nitmlnlalrntlon thn po
lien ileimrtment noes o plerns nnd
It takes it year lo build ll up
iialn Tha men on the depart
ment should know that their po
sition are aeciir aa Ion as I Im
work performed Im abovn re
proseh." out the, country hy another awrlns of
bomb explosion.
Kids nmulit.
liurly In Novnmi'er iinenl of tha
deparlmi'tn of justice, under lh
peisorutl dliectlon of Chief ninam
iiiHitn another swnnpina aii,
ON AUTO THEFT?'
Two Officcors Arrested ut
Sapulpji Yostertlay
On Warrants.
erll lo TTi W,rM
AI'IM'A. j,, Thn third
movn In the nllend theft of DuelK"
Hiiloiiiolillt.s in which Mr llatttn
ibiaiiluht Keym.i.is has flK'irud In
ihn past fortnight oceurred tiiiiay
when (Jaunty Attorney l'ie. pi.K
mini issued warrants for the arrest
of I ' II. I'sylon, city p.iIioImihii,
WIIIIhiii Mynis, nlKht city dntectUo,
ll. ,1. Mlnot of thu Mlnot on com
pany III lulsii. ami "John Dos." The
chatKn nitnlnsl tho four men Is ex
tortion. The WHrrnnln ana Inst two of thn
men weie served this afternoon mid
leiih atniluneii i,mtllr Justice of the
I'naiM UeorKe JennlnKS, who 10'
leased them on iximl for prellml
muy hniirihK Mlnot, the third man,
will he arrulKruid tomonow inoin
lug. Ths arrest of th fourth man
Is sxpoated.
On losrnltiK th.it the wnriams had
hesn Issued, l'eyton hamled Ills
institution to Dr. .1, Unde Hons,
mayor of flapulpa Thn mayor and
John Denton uciud as surntlns of
his bond of 11.000. and also f ir
.! i, m unlike tlioe of the 'om
munlnt paltv
'llio Manifesto.
"Thn cnrmnuiilBi psrtv .f America
Is the party of thn working1 class,"
the manifesto snlrl. 'The communist
party of Arnr-rlia proposes to nnd
capitalism uml oraanlfj a workcts'
Industilnl rnpubll''. The worker
must control industry and dispose
of the tirodurts of Industry. The com
TYRRELL HEADS THE Y
Itowil (if Itlrtt'lnrs to Is' Ai'liwl)' In
Cluirco of iho ,HM .iii,,n
Hereafter,
Tho annual election of officers of
inunlst party l a party renllilni; the tmo hoard of directors of tho Y. M.
Ilmllntlons of nil exlstln workers1 r. a. look nhico r noun i--ri,ir ni
orminlwiilons and propoics to do- ,,, folto wtrisf solectloiis wore niniln
e..p ih.. revolutionary movement - soircuoim wore made,
necessary lo free the workers from l" Tyrrall, president, H. Uous
ihn oppression of capitalism. Thn ton, first vloo-prcsldunt K. V
eommonlst pnrty Insists that the Hrynnt, second vlce-prosldont- Orra
problem, of American workers ar i. .,,p, irPa,llreri unJ Uo rAiverliig.
Identical with tho problems of thn secretary ""
workers of the world. . A working oriranlar'ion of thn
'Ihe Mi.nmunlst prly Is thn con-'Hourd was purfectod. Henoforth
scions nxpresslon of thn clsin striin- board mouthers will ussomble every
tie of the workers nKHlimt capital- Thiiisdny noon. Tho personnel of
Ism. Us aim Is lo direct this strunifln t, mr, personally direct the
to (he cotpiuest of polltloal powtT, sell Wiles of tho association and thn
the ovnrthrow of capitalism and tho principal subject to which they will
destruction of the bouriteols slate. Ks thtdr attention, asldo from tho
"The communist party prepares It- tegular activities that havo" been
self for the revolution In the mean- carried on durliiK Iho punt yeuis
urn that It develops a program of will be the planning olid securlnc
Immediate adlon, expreenlmt the f f unii flir t, ,,r,.t.tOM ot A ..,.
mas slruculns of thn proletariat, building to euro for tho needy and
Thiisn struicKies must be Inspired homeless and undnr-prlvl..od boys
with revolutionary spirit and pur- of tho city.
pose Tho board of dlrcclorn who will
"The communist pnrty N funds- assist In the fulfilling of the still
mentally a party of action It brims greater program for loan number
to thn workers n consciousness of 17, two committeemen liuvlnc been
ihelr oppression, of thn Impossibility recently adilod. Thoy are: C. 8.
of Improving their conditions under Avery, p v Hrynnt. u T. Dennett,
capitalism The communist party dl- " 'I llarnurd. furl II. Duffleld'. C.
rerts the workers' Ntruggln aaalnst It (lllmure, i rirant IJ I' Mar-
capitalism, developing fuller forms well, J. A Hull, K. H. Houston, K
rants were out for about 16 more, t.e Twcn'y arrests had been made
u; nn cany nour.
according to federal officers.
I'lTTMIU HOI I, Jan, 2. Depart
inent of Justice agents raided al
leged radical heudriuurters In the
l'lttsburch illatrlct tonight. Thu
tiumb.T of prisoners was not known
at the local offtco of tho department
of justlco early tonight.
CI.BVHkANI), Ohio, Jan. 2. Up
to 10 o'cloek tonight 20 ulleccd radi
cals had been arrested here, Includ-
" . . ... I I - '
" ? ?' -' y I"", raided
flcluls and t.oyal American Icugue
operatives, tho federal authorities
searched the homes of the alleged
radicals and seized literature and
group pictures.
lyiin, iimiiii aniunw minii iv. iiii'.. i . TV ' . VV : "... 1, V. ..".'.'.' "
roiindliiK up acorns of radicals anili ' " imio "m .. i anu purposes in tins siriiame, eninn- rvvoiii, !. i.evcunK, i. i.. uoer
I'.vldence agiilnsl tho parties con-
corned whs sweated by opcintors of
Ihe Itsys Heieetlvn agency of Tulsa,
who hav worked assldlounly on tho
casii for four mouths.
II. J Mlnot Informed Tho World
hist nUflit Dint lie appeared befom
t'ouiity Attorney Upe.-ikm.in at Ha
Pulpa too lain ynslenluy lo bo ur
latgned. and that h was allowed to
return homo on his own teciig
iiiuncn fur arraignment today he
fore Jusilcn Jciinlnu there.
Ilo stoutly denied ihni ho was a
piny to any extortion scheme.
aliened "luds" III many cities. .Mar
t li it t m arnisui were mints In New
York. Scores wnrn taken In l.'hlcugo),
Hi liiils, I'hlladolphla and other
(Hies, Including many agitators who
were believed rospunsibln fur much
of um unrest throughout the nation.
Uhllo tho Hilda worn III progress,
I.mma Ooldman and hur assorlais,
Alexiuidnr llorkmuli, wer being
held by tho federal uuthurltlmi for
ileportallon. Uiler they wsro re
leased on ball, but, losing their vig
orous fight to prevent blng sent out
of thn country, wuro ngaln confined .
on Kills Island. As a clliliux lo thn I
an, ioi Ilia "mils '' tho gov eminent I
announced that Iterkman and Hold- rmrnAI jinrxtTn
ri& .FEDERAL AGENTS
ported,
A wireless message from tho Uu
ford today gavo her position as two
thlids across thn Atlantic.
With thn sailing of Iho "soviet
ark." tho fmleial authorities warned
tho remaining radicals and cum
munlsts that other "arks" would
possibly loavo so-ui. The department
of Justlco declnrnd that It hud ii
card index of 60,000 rudlcnls wlto
wero under scrutiny and niiuotinied
Its Intention to deport all who ad
vocutn ovnrthrow of tho government
by violence. . .
Tonight's raids were n seiiuol to
Iho giivniumi'iit'n prulnl'o to rid tho
country of "reds,"
It Itogerx. William
Tyrrell, nrra H. LpP.
tinting In tho iriiiss action of tho hollzcr, II
revolution." , tnhl, II. (.'
In coniientlnn with the nnnonnce-
inent of the raids tonight Attorney III IMnnmO Omrn
Ostiers! l'almer mnde publle a let. nUINUltUO otlZ.tU
ter wnin lie nau written to .uiioinv
Ifovne, state's attorney for Conk,
county nt fhlcsKO. In which Mr. i
lloyne was retiuesled to defer tho!
local mid conducted there last night j
IN COUNTRY RAID
I Mr l'almer oxplnlued that the de.
ptirtment of Justlo. tnd planned u
nntlon-wlde cnmpalgn against tho
same pcnpti. who were to bo raided
by Mr llovne's agents.
llepnr'ment officials snld thev
were wllhntit Information why tho
Chlrngo rabl went through Inst nlijht
when Mr Hoyno had full Informn-
To abort a cold
and prevent com
plications, take
lalotaLs
The purifird nnd refined
calomel tablets that are
namcaleis, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retnin
ed nnd improved. Sold
only in settled packages.
Price- 35c
MURDER MYSTERP
REMAINS UNSOLVED
CONTINUKII KIlOM PA (IB ONK.
whloh tho coroner has hold took
pluc.o between 1 unit 3 o'clock of the
afternoon of ,! comber !i. Tho let
ler wiut found In tho bIiI'm purso,
lVirnsCs of the letter revealed tbat
Miss Orlffltli had been deeply In
lovo with Doctor Hchott but hud
grown liidlffnroiit after ho had
Hhown "unjust suspicions" of hci
friends, It said she hud always boon
"true" to iliim, ihougli ho had hud a
"different girl every night "
It conoluded with a statement
that nhn had been "fed up Oil excuses
anil promlMes for threo yeurs" nppar
nntly referring to marrlago
Kiuione Oartlnur. n girl of 1,1 nnd
Pm'tur Kchotfs alleged companloi.
on tho nfturnooii of December 2 1 i i
the ntaud today, relteraied thut sin
and the doctor were delivering
Christmas precnts between 1 and 3
o'clock that afternoon.
Hho told of MIhh Orlfflth's dlssat
Infection with a Christmas gift of
$10, glvon her by the doctor shorMs
beforo 1 o'clock when they left "
office, nnd stated thai Ml tlnffub
! 'no to crv rif'cr sho asked Dno'or
ficlmtt If another girl was "recciv
ro n M'l
Doctor Hchott did not testify lie
ha hci n recused on $38,000 bai
pending mvciitlgatlou b)" n grand
jury .tnnuury 9
ROUND UP RADICALS
l ONTINl'Eli nttlll I'AOK OHK
NEW YOltIC, Jan. 2. The first
arrested radicals began to arrive at
the local lie.idrniartcrs of the depart
ment of Justice at 0 : 1 & p. m. when!
a party of 13 men worn brought In 1
a police wagon. Their examination'
was Immediately commenced by
Chief l"iynn and his assistants. 1 i
NO DECISION YET ON SHAW
Arknitxas. .Mining Hiwird to mmuncc
I'lmllllgs Today i,i In.nt lor
KOltT .JMITJl. Ark.. Jan
Thn Arkansas ntatn mtnliiL-
today failed to reach a dec.i n
tho case of Thomas It Hhavv de
posed stuto mine Inspector, ha
Chairman Young etattd tonu a
decl.tlon would bo announced cr
tomorrow morning,
Tho entlro day wns taken
tho examining of witnesses n; I
mission of testimony, sent the b. i
by letters uud messenger by O
nor UroUKh, who asked tho bi r
to Invcstlgato tho caso. Hhaw .. i
. represented by an attorney an l u
drove's Tasteless rhlll Tnnlr! Irordlng to nrtr.iments presentt i s
restores vitality nnd energy by purl- i board, Hhaw contends thn govcr..
fylng anil enriching 'be blood Yoiilhas no legal rliht to discharge 1
can soon feel Its Htrengthenlnir, In-iThe legality of tho board's invt-,
vlgoratlng Kffuct. Price 60c. Advt. Igallng tho matter Is a' o n'tack '
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2 Twelve
members of the communist party,
nil Hunsians, were arrested nt their
homes In Kans-is City, Kan., tonight
by ngoiita of tho department of Jut'
tlco. They nro being held for de
portation proceedings. Department
of Justice operatives said they ex
pected to arrest more thun 100 per
sons before morning.
DimiOIT. Jan. 2 Morn than
00 department of Justice operatives
ssls ed by notice raided asremblv
halls and homes tonight rounding tip
alleged radicals, At 11 o'clock 300
had been taken Into custody.
DHNVKIt, Colo., Jan. 2. Six nl-j
leged radical leaders were arrested,
tonight In raids by thn department
of Justice representatives In Denver!
In connection with tho tiatlon-'.vlda ,
roundup. i
I,oriSVIIXK. Ky.. Jan. 2. Twen
ty alleged rutllcals hnd been arrest
ed hero by 10 o'clock tonight
I'OUTI.AND. Ore. .Tnn. '2 linlds
on six pluens suspected of being len
de.vous for radicala here were con
ducted tonight bv federal nulhorl-
"HILL'S"
to do tho sm work tonight.
Assistant Attorney (leneral Onrvnn
thinks the lenders of the two parties
hnve n "working agreement" and
plan eventually to bring alt radicals
tln.t.l,- , ,1 u nAmnilldlal n... n.,l
iidmllted that this propagunda hail ! thereby nmass enough strength to
CONTINb'KII VHOM IMOB (INK
radicals tonight raided "red" head
ilitarters armed with 320 warrants,
In Jersey City warrants wero iRBticd
for 410 pcriOns.
ST. I.OUIH, Mr)., Jnn. 2. Six al
legi'd radicals here nnd three In Kast
tlon as to tlio plans of federal agents St Louis had been arrested up to
lui.io o'cloclt tonight. Arrests were
continuing. Tho police expressed tho
bulicf that some radicals sensed the1
roundup and went under cover. i
gono so far that trouble muy be ex
ported in curiam negro communities,
one document showing the nature
of Um work among negroes, contains
the fallowing.
"In closo connection with tho un
skilled workers Is thu problem of the
nt'lTto. Tim negro presnnts a political
and economic problem. Thu luclal
tipot the constituted government
Officials nro worklnrr on tho
theory that n higher power Is di
recting the work of both organiza
tions nnd that the leaders who nro
behind this directing hnnd only re
cently hnve como from Hifsslu. This
belief thev said wns supported by
evidence gathered bv representatives
OAKLAND. Cul., Jan 2. Klf teen I
persons, several of them women,
woro arrested tonight by federal se
cret service agents on cjiargos of
violations of Immigration Inws, Wnr-
PIVE MILLION PEOPLE
USED IT LAST YEAK
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Prices will bo hifrhcr r.cxt yenr
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oppression of tlni negro Is simply tho 1 of this and the allied governments In
expression of his economic bondagii soviet Itiifsla. It Is known that thn
and oppression, enoh Intensifying tho I agents of the allied nations have
neen working for nearly two years
among tho followers of I.enlno and
Trotxky.
other This complicates thn negro
problem, but dot's not alter Its
proletarian character. The com
munlit party will carry on agita
tion among thn negro workers to
unite them with all class conscious
workers."
Tho communist party recently
spread brondenst among Ita adher
ents a "manifesto" selling forth Its
views and plans. W'hlln officials
havo been unable to obtain n similar
document from thn communist labor
party, they asserted that Its views
C&" e altiMt ttirllM II
P. II MUSl'l II II ll III In (III tr..l
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"The consumer doesn't care a snap of his fingers about the dissolution of a trust unless it means lower
prices or better quality, or both," says the New York Globe, which sees "no reason to believe that the
withdrawal of the packers from all lines except meat and dairy products will benefit the consumer
an iota." On the other hand, Attorney General Palmer telegraphs THE LITERARY DIGEST that
"The practical benefits to the public will come from opening up the channels of trade in food lines
to competing producers and distributers of food freed from the menace of the all-powerful packers
organization." The packers themselves, however, are not so confident about the effect on prices. In
answer to the "Digest's" interrogation on this point Mr. J. Ogden Armour telegraphs that "it is im
possible to forecast the probable effect the dissolution will have upon the high cost of living." Messrs.
Louis F. Swift, Thomas E. Wilson, ,E. A. Cudahy, and Edward Morris practically agree with him in
that conclusion.
There is scarcely any other subject that so vitally concerns the public as that covered by the leading
article in THE LITERARY DIGEST for January 3rd. The "Digest" has secured statements from the
highest sources representative of every angle of opinion upon the recent decision of the packers to
withdraw from all lines except meat and dairy products.
Other articles of great interest in this number of the "Digest" are:
The Irish Republic
A Brief, But Impartial, Explanation of Irish Question, Accompanied by'Map of Irish
Republic Showing Result of the General Election, December, 1918.
Shipping Lenine's Friends to Him
Lloyd George's Plan to Make Two Ire
lands Woolen Industry to Hit H. C. L.
Nation-Wide Traction Troubles
Why Milwaukee Insists on Berger
Russian Complaints Against Allied "Help"
Canada's Exchange Worries
Can Turkey Be'Trusted?
Europe Watching American Labor
Flying Without Wings
Tapping the Earth's Internal Heat
The New Play "Abraham Lincoln"
Seventy Miles an Hour on Water
High Schools and Democracy
Returning Our Dead From Frace
A Minister takes a "Job on the Side"
After-War Hatred of Jews in Germany
Best of the Current Poetry
Personal Glimpses of Men and Events
Many Half-tone Illustrations and Iiepmluctions of the Ilest Cartoons
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