TO 3,000 FOREIGNERS MOVE BEGUN ANARCHISTS DEPORTED LABOR LEADERS MRS. VI JOHN P. WHITE ASTOR CHANLER ASSAIL REPORT Soviet Ark Sails With Anarchists For Russia. Senators of Both Parties 17ant Ellis islandmocked With immi- s,,u, Vt,ngSance ninc,: ~u„-^a Industri Conference Suggesre A Compromise To Straighten grants Looking For Hornej at3S As of OrganLeade Treaty Tanrle. In America. ..'Alexis Georg radical, .did not sail known oft the "soviet WM iTAL OKiSSSOSl' SEEK CVAM a!!. v. at In:-* S It hen d^vcioped that habeas -corpus prcbsedings wore feeart»d' to at the !aot minate and the IV!in. I Company- with Lcsdc Inspectors and Boards .of Inquiry RCPTo'io'rr-dica! vvss detained at To R: ze Organizations Tannible Results Cn Rc Tll'io .Iclaqd.-" ". Working' Nifjht^nd Day to Relieve and Cc bargaining Dsb!e rnh'lng ov Congress After Unprecedented fcongestion— vs^ nor wf By Gom•orrison. v.^ w- ,i ofii.— na tjr'.ited _stnte~ armj Most Ar.o Italians. pc: ttanspoi-t Dufcrd, i''r o" :_h^ A b: neta:'ed''Wit'i a of tmnrcbists,' ?rton.—-Dissatisfied vrltli pros- Now^ Ycrk.---Three thousand immigrants couTmunists and radical- h'tna^d Lrom Washington.—Eu^: restiens of the r'ess •£. .tic toward the solution cf the are clamoring at the gates of America for ''cor.si:rinfc "gains: its President's industri 'i c:n"erence for 1 peace tio-'t/ tangieV -Senators' of both I New Ycrk for admission to the United po government. The ship'- destination the sattlenient of 3 hci' unrest drew r- \r ,-\j political parties moved bring- groat- I States. Ellis Island is ..congested and v.'as' hidden in seals 1 o-*'dfrs. but the fire from crganicoi labor in the first 'er-^pressuro cn party leaders for a 'hundreds of incoming passengers are 240 pass^sers exp^te'd to b.^ landod of the public discussions invited, by the -.coiiaproniiSQ to insure ratifications-j being. detained on board steamships at' seme far northern .rf spying access commission in its report just published. -jpv re-asscrnbling of Congress on for examination. to Soviet Russia. Mrs. William Astor Clianler, who •early in January. Immigration inspectors and special "Long liVe the revolut'on in America!" .V Tr besides hein^ a lea^rr in New York Samuel Ccmpers, president of the TVv- /».«. The "mild reservation" group cf boards of injury a.re working day and Was chanted i^fimtly by the society is a sculptor of some note, has American Federation of Labor, .sail Republicans notifying their party night to l'elieve the unprecedented conditions. motioy crowd o:i the .""ecks of :he steel been untiring in her relief work since the failure, cf the conference to recognize loader. Senator Lo-ige of Massachusetts, In. the meantime hundreds of gray troop ship as she churned" ner definitely the organizations of the outbrrak of war, and is now that in their opinion the time .John P. White, former president 'of friends, and relatives of the detained I way'past tho Statue of dhurry. Now workers—trade unions--as the basis abroad for'the third rime on missions passengers from all over- the country infi-then they cursed in chorus at the (h-rUniird Mine Workers of America. for representation, was a fatal omission, connected with the Fr.^nch Heroes who represents the miners on the are ar:sembled( here impatiently awaiting United States and the men who hud while Frank Morrison, secretary Lafayette Memorial"' Fund. Inc., and commission of three appointed b,' release of the immigrants. cut -shb-rt their propaganda here Not of the federation, noting the atsance Federation of American Agencies for ^/tiatiens got more support from the Re"•K^^publican untjil the But'ord steamed out of the Police and coast guards are on duty President Wilson to investigate wage? of reference by tho conference to collective Relief iii France. side they were preparing to at the piers and the.Ellis Island ferry Narrows beUveev! Forts il^.^aiiton and and conditions in the coal industry. bargaining or the necessity for j^.SVact independently for ah. agreement Wadsworth did the iin cease Over •entrance to hold in check, the crowds organization of workers, said anyone Hv\.with the Democrats. 2 their- heads whipping iu the wind the which gather at the gates daily. OWNERS TO GET ROADS who would avert or postpone industrial '-Among the Democrats the move- Stars and Stripes floated from the Immigration officials claim tlvit conflicts could not ignore these mont v»'as net so well defined but criti- their work isl delayed to a large extent masthead. principles. U^^cism of the course President Wilson on Ellis Island because of the congestion, Thea tocrats of all the Russians of Mr. Gompers declared the commission {JfU'^^nd Senator Hitchcock of Nebrafka, due to the detention of a large the transport were Alexander Berkman should reconsider the question of *'th^ acting Democratis leader, reached Admiral St.'rs" Up Row Over and Emma Gol.iman, his companion number of radicals and undesirably R/larch 1 Is Date Set for Their definite recognition of trade unions vfProportions which some predicted held.-for deportation. for 30 years. With them were 245 "in order to m^ke" possible the confidence AwardsijfDecorations. Return By Government. "would soon be given tangible form. lyen including Alexis Georgian of Minneapolis The greater number of the immigrants and co-operation of wage earners The feeling among those who are a.nd two women —Ethel Bernstein being detained are Italians, it which can be expressed only ready to go ahead without their leaders and Dora Lip^in. None knew was stated. Several hundred Greek through organisations cf their own seemed to be that the treaty deadlock where tliojr-would deb-.rk aiid even passengers are also held. Daniels Gays Officer Declines Something Express^ Lines Also Included In Proclamation making." already had ben prolonged unnecessarily Capt. C. A. Hitchccok, commander of Although the steamship Patria has Not Offered Compulsory Features Decried. Issued By President by too much no-comprose been in port five days passengers from the veteran transport, was no better "Afiy plan to establish- or maintain Him Yet. Wilson. talk, and that both sides had off- .. the 1,880 that came from Italian ports N anything like fair relations between ovfeT-played a waiting game in the Oiico at sea Colonet Hilton, commaading are still being detained. On the Giuseppi workers and employers must avcrid Washingtii.—R'rnblirj-s of di^stisfaction hope that a break would come in the the trops on board an guard, Washington.—Control and operation Verdin, another Italian liner, approximately compulsory features," he declared. within the navy at th9 way opposition. will hand the skipper his instinct ions of the hation's railroads, assumed by 700 steerage passengers Any proposal for compulsory labor is Secretary Dani°ls has Tanged the In the Democratic ranks the treaty have been held for further examination. the government as a war measure two repugnant to American, sovereignty awards of decer-ations war e«ryice situation is complicated by the contest .•, years ago, will revert to the owners 0S1TI0N IS INDORSED and citizenship. came to the surface when became between Senators Hitchcock and Underwood Less than 300* of the 1,620 steerage of the' railroad properties n@xt March TMr. Morrison' said the declaration known thar Aum' rti Sims, £urm for choice as party leader, passengers on board the liner Europa, 1 unless Congress by legislation fixes American Legion Officials Also Oppose against government employes joining er commander ci AcinV:can nival, •^coming from the Underwood supp.ortSfeers. iwhich arrived December IS, have had an earlier date. German Opera. the American Federation of Labor forces in Europe?n w.'.'-rz, had declined The party caucus has been President Wilson, through a proclamation a first examination. Four hundred and Indianapolis.—The stand of various "would indicate that, the commission to acceet his r«stingui«hed called for Januay 15 to elect a thirty of 2,050 steerage passengers on -fixing March 1 as. the date of posts of the American Legion in op h&s been affected by the temporary Service medal, wl ile !.h»\ awards remain .. leader and in the meantime Republicans the Royal Italian Mail liner Taormina^ posing performances of German return, put at rest speculation as wave c^nti-tinionism." as at presart and Democrats apparently are to the time of the handing back of the and 50 of the stearage complement of opera and concerts by German or Austrian jl As the same time tli'- rcw whif_» up doubtful as to who can speak with authority the Mauretania are detained. roads. The President in Jiis last announcement artists, is indorsed by the executive to this time ha.i been a sm'ould sting MEN BATTLE FOR LIFE. on the Democratic side. regarding the return, committee of the organization one, gave indication of ..shewing- o.p in It is with this situation the bipartite made in an address to Congress in in a telegram sent to the Americanism 56 DEAD BY POISON LIQUOR Congress. ChaiiT.ian of th3 Senate san_ movement is calculated to deal, Onlookers Impotent*-fo Aid Ai Seas May, said lie intended to turn back the commission of the Legion in Washington.. Naval comm ttee as'ked for -a report its backers declaring neither side Sweep Over Ship. roads at the end of the present year. on the awarding of the decorations That Many Fatalities in Connecticut should stand upon formality but __——: Halifax, N. S.—Five survivors o? the By another proclamation, issued which Sectary I»rniels ti^.nsmstt.ed Valley Alone. .should earnestly try to ratify at once. crew of the Belgian steamer Antan with that in regard to the railroads, American Line Gets Washington. .vieanwrit*!e to him Represen Njgw Ha-^en, Conn.—Six men have Van Ditl were battling desperately for tne President ordered the dissolution Washington.—The Shipping Board tatjve Lufkin, :t Mpssachusetts, a been arrested here in connection with life baUle on the wreck of the ship, 600,COO GRAIN CARS NEEDED March 1 of the American Railway Exwhich has allocated the George Washington. 'member of the H".us* Naval co.rtmittGK, the sale of wobd alcohol "whisky" Which was fast being pcundel to -was formed the vessel which twice carried Presi- Press company, which -was formed announced tnfct he wc.uld ask the which they are alleged to have shipped pieces on the jagged rocks at the entrance Jf^LuCk of Transportation Facilities to dent Wilson to France, to the Ameri-1 Ju^y 1 191S, under government direction use to call for a sin'ilar Hi report Mary's from this city to Chicopee, Mass. The to St. bay, Newfoundland. by consolidation of the Adams, Move Crop. W can line for service between New Coming as th^ ciim.tx tc pub-i^Led arrests were made at- the request of Their only hope was that the American, Wells-Fargo and Southern Chicago/—Five hundred' thousand York Brest, Cherbourg and Southhampton. charges that Sectary j'aniels hd,i rear. sw^pt the district attorney of Westfieid, wreck, incessantly vby gigantic companies. v: i. railway cars are needed immediately anged the wl/ le nst of awaids, Mass., who telegraphed that the men icy combers, would hold, together until Extension by two months cf the announced tOL move the corn crop to market, a racing some off-«ers t- gher d.s". nc- a rescuing steamer from Vrtr ar~ wanted for "homicide in Massachusetts." John's time for return of the railrbads committee of the Chicago board of Iowa Bank Robbed. than' recom.Loena"! and "i^Iue was able to reach them. wag-made, said a statement from trade, appointed to investigate, the Tingloy, Iowa.—Robbers entered the pevcilling"- others ""lpUD»l.'.?«t.ioh( o! Adrn'ial Seven mors deaths have resulted All day long the fisher folk •v" of St. the White House accompanying the situation, reported. Tingicy. Savings bank by the use of a Sims' aci-: createf! alis"3.satin: Shotts watched' the unequal struggle from alcoholic poisoning, four in Holvoke, proclamation, because Congress had ^.. Because of lack of transportation facilities blow.torch and escaped with $100,COO and added 9 new chapter to the from the cliffs above the^ wrecks onev in Chicopee, and two in Harley, They not enacted^ legislation to meet condl country elevators are over- in cash and securities. 1 lo"g contest in wVch ir'ome navi' officers bringing the total for the Connecticut were powerless to aid, but tiie impending tions \incidont to the change in con- /flowing, banks are seriously hampered ir. have 'complained"' -^i the Secretary's tragedy-, he'd them fascinated. valley, not-including Hartford, to because of funds tied up in the crop, trol and operation. The President, the Sir William Osier Dead. administration others with 56, divided as fellows: statement said, had been advised that and living costs remain high because Oxford, Eng.—Sir William Osier, eo-jal vigor hav3 "efen(!t'* him. Chicopee 37, including two women: neither the railroads nor the express STORY UNDER INVESTIGATION of the lack of grain, the committee declares. noted physician who has been ill for On the other hand S^'. r^tary Darnels Holyoke 10, Springfield 4, including companies were ready to manage their several weeks, died here. brought out the iact ia&i Sims was one oman, Greenfield and Thompspnville, properties if the plan to abandon government W^, have the nest to the biggest! Report That President Furnished Bail ,? little previous in /r eusing 3 vOe- Conn., 2. -j v" supervision December 31 corn crop in history, ant} the finest in for Jenkins. Miing that had i^ver been officially should be carried out. point of quality, but the supply in the RINGLEADERS 13 CUSTODY Washington.— Reports alleged tohave. offered him. The list cl awards. Mr. Leaders in Congress generally expressed distributing centers is so small as to FIVE ARRESTED IN MEW YORK b,een circulated, early this month Daniels said, had nev« heen otosed approval- of the- President's cause alarm, said John J. Stream. in New York by the Mexican consulate Six Accused of Illicit Liquor Peddling and is still open for additions or alterations action. Some miembers predicted that Are Held. there that President Wilson or Secretary Believed to Be Responsible For Sales Until th? list has been compl enactment of the pending bill in some Lansing paid the necessary bail YANKS LEAVE SIBERIA FOR S New York.—With six men in custody, of Wood Alcohol ete d, it' will no •. be officially approved form wouid enable a return prior to money to have th? American consular alleged ringleaders in a conspiracy to and up to date no letters of New York.—Federal agents have arrested March 1. The Esch-Cummins bill, now agent, W. O. Jenkins, released from flood New York, New Jersey and New But Fifty-Three Drafted Men Now Remain notification have ?een eent out to any five men whom they claimed to in conference between the Senate and the Puebla (Mexican) jail, ^fill be investigated England with a poisonous substitution There. of the persons wro have been lifted be the heads of an organized band House for adjustment of differences, by the Senate Foreign for whisky, federal, state and city authorities for decoration. which has been responsible for tiie recent Vladivostok.—The United States %hay would return the roads at the end of were united in pursuit of the Relations subcommittee inquiring intoMexican widespread sale of wood alcohol transport Logan has left'forthe the calendar month in which it was purveyors of tho beverages which affairs, it was announced by concoctions through five states. One United States. The vessel carries S42 approved by the President. have caused scores of deaths and hundreds Francis J. Kearfut, counsel for the Forty-Vhree Sailors Drown. of the men arrested was described by Soldiers, which leaves in Siberia 53 subcommittee. of cases of blindness and illness. the government agents as "the kingpin drafted men. The remaining drafted The capture of a score or more Halifax, N. S.—Forty-three members of the ring." Two oT the men in $100,000,000 CHRISTMAS GIFT. jen, 30 of whom are on the way to is expected, according to the officials. of the crew, of the British custody were described as New York •v» idivostok from posts in the railway, steamer Manxum were drowned' when business mfen. $ELV GERMAN SHIPS an* who are in hos- others John D. Rockefeller Plays feanta'dlaus their ship foundered in mid-oeean, QUARTERS WRECKED BY FIRE fef^itals. will leave Siberia on the triansS^port To TeDch&rp *pndct-]eo|^h..', *_ according fo a radio frpm the British Sbi^rfg'.Doarji PJ^n Under Con.« Sheridan, sailing in the nfiddle of Ne^w Yorkj^^ohn jl). steamship? British Isles picked up Tjwo Aviators Injured When Shop Is •.»•.•' feSdsrrftiod. Jaiiuary,' 12 CARS PILED UP IN WRECK gave to mankirftl"a *CilrfeftnaS Trfe*s5nt* here. The r'esj of the crew numbering pt ISfefe a_: Dest^pyed. Washington.—Thu Shipping board $100,000,000—halt to the general more than a dozen, have been picked Douglas, Ariz.—Fire breaking out in has under conisderati9n sale of all KILLEU IN DUBLIN AFFRAY' education board to raise the salaries Locomotive Blows lip Injury Three up by the British. lsles, which is due in the machine shop of Flight A. Ninetysixth former German passenger ships, with of college professors and "half to the 1 Trainmen. Newv York. in !jlic6e days. The. message Areo squadron, destroyed equipment the stipulation that the vessels be run Rockefeller Foundation to aid in its Duluth.—The/&ngine of train No, said that among these lost were ^ublin.—An officer of the guard and estimated to be worth $100,000. under the, American flag, it was announced work of combatting disease through 252, fast freight on the Canadian Northern the Cijptain, first- rtiate, fourth engineer Jpa passenger _were killed-iri' '^hcNftt'feg|||g|4^ray All airplanes were saved." Airmen tonight. the improvements of medical education, i)uliith' bound, blew up at Bartlette, and wireless operator. in Phoenix Park, a short disance wero prevented from fighting the These vessels,, which were taken public health administration and piling up 12 cars and seriously, from the Viceregal Lodge. In flames iby the explosion of 25 aerial over by the government, total 103, scientific research. if not fatally, injuring its engineer so5tte quaHers the belief was exf-presSed bombs and gasoline and oil containers. aggregating approximately 250,000 FIUME TTRES "OF D'ANNUNZIO Tli^ education board is to use the and badly injuring the fireman and a that an attack was in preparation ChaiTeur Anthony Jaroslti and Pri- deadweight tons. No price has heen money to raise salaries of college professors. «t '&.V. Jt? brakeman. J^The three men .against the Lodge. Eight men ^v'er^"f*ate Emil Martin were seriously burn- fixed fo^ the ships, but $250 a ton is Sefeks Release from Poet's' Rule .and The work of combatting disease broiight here, ^Pt^believed to have made up the band. 1 ed by an explosion of gasoline in th suggested, as a probable valuation l&S,. Return to Tranquility. will be enhanced by improvement ICFc&r arrest3 were mado. machine -shop which started the fire. high officials.* Rome.—Fiume continues to monopolize ,v of medical education, public health administration and scientific research. most of the^Italian newspapers, ll'jWorld's Largest Hall For Paris, Radical, Burijs His Own Store.%^* 31,000,PoH^pP5* Suijar Confiscaied. •e Would Halt Austr an Chaos Wftile -leaving to the general education which are rather imperfectly informed ?aris.—Farise is to have what the Milwauke^ Wis —Jurti'.e A. W. Sanbnrn Washington.—Jnited action by the board the task of selecting the concerning the -developments there spapers declare to be the greatest Bemidji Minn.—Meyer A. Markus ordered3i t.f-0 p-junds of sugar, Allied and associated »owers it* refinancing colleges which shall receive awards', but, which declare- th$t the residents in the world. The bill authorizing' of Mprble,- found no sympathy for his seized last week from M. Leach, Be-'h? Austria, is the only wuy ot, of the Adriatic town have become for their teaching staffs and the mobilization provided thdt an exhibiplace Bolshevist-ideas When he appeared in loit, confiscated ana tumed over to the saving that county from-utter ckao? tired -of GabflBle dAnnunzio^ and amount each is receive? Mr. Rockefeller be constructed for agriculj^lCu^al-and di$£ri?|-^ourt bore before ^ijidge C. W. fair price comm'i^e of the rrate. and economic wreckage, Fran« L. tiias ur^ed thatVt&e principal as well want its futura definitely decided. X- horse shows, the state paytwo-thirds StantO^^to answer to 'charges of ariiofi.' Leach was fined S3 00 aad costs. -Polk, qpder secrolary olx state as ^the income, be used as "promptly of the cost and the city was accused of burning his head, of the American ^eace daxega Exppc(t Finance BlirSign«d. and as..largely £s may seem yr^se." ^Pit^aris oie-third. The edifice ,is to' iitore I at Marble, December 15. He Evacuation of Odessa Reported. tion at Paris, Said" on his retu-^ /ta Washihcton.-4Presidjint Wilson ~vv_' ^finished within four-years.' The -liicaded^guilty. During the,inquiry.it London.—Odessa, is being evacuated Washington. JPhe ..oh'ef reason for signed tho^Edga biU. ^authorizing Brakeman Killed By Mexicans^".'' is for ujle construction now before -wis learned that^he Was ill sympathy by the civlian population owing to the Austria's despeiate -^situation, "iSlr. creation of 5ftiToratiops'^or «th0 pur-1 'Eagle Press, Texas.—A brakeman ^municipal council, provide for a "\vittv the'sqvie^ government of Shis jrapid advance of the, Bolshevik! in" Poik, safd» is tha^4 he "trteries of ,c im Tose„ of fiquEtf^iijgy, American export on the Sunset Limited of the Southern 435 lifters (1,427 'feet') )onj|^yLl5 'ke .was giygri -an Indeterminate Southern Russia, acording to a Con-' Pacific was killed and robbed by three l^rfe Wide a|td 54 -me^S" Hi^hr ^w staptinople dispatch to the Exchange Mexicans near El Paso, his throat being el a pa cut, itswas gepcyted here. faTJ HI v'Ol'k miSjffo