Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 16

EMMA GOLDMAN ASSAILS SOVIET Says Masses Worse Off Than Under Czar, in London |light on Russia. I know the Russian |situation better than most people who have written about it. T know the lang e; T spoke for two years with pe ., high and low, and I have = out to speak for the op- d masses of Russia, silenced as they never were under the Czar. “It is superstition that confuses the |revolution with the ruling party of today. There are thousands in prison and conce tlon camps in Russia, the government, but call the pres- viet government a workers' ex- periment is the most preposterous lie The party in power has d the revolution. it is slow- mining all that is best in THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN SOVIET SEES PACT IF HUGHES RESIENS Tchitcherin Says + Relations With U. S. Would Aid Russia Greatly. retary of State Hughes from the cabinet of President Coolidge. M. Tchitcherin said the withdrawal of Mr. Hughes would not necessarily mean immediate negotiations with the United States looking to the rec- ognition of Russta. However, it would indicate the possibility of such negotlations in the near future. The re-establishment of relations with the United States, M. Tchitcher- in continued, would open greater pos- sibilities for Soviet Russia than rec- ognition by either Great Britain or France. “Since the World War,” he con- tinued, “America has become the rich- est country in the world. OIl and manganese at present play an im- portant part in the world’s economy. As manganese is found only In India TON, D. (35 FARMER SURRENDERS AFTER GUN BATTLE Dry Officers Seize . Still, Mash, Wine and Ammunition in Maryland Home. Dy the Assoclated Press. FREDERICK, Md., November 13— Edward O'Brien, a farmer living near Reels Mill, Frederick County, was ar- rested yesterday, charged with shoot- ing with intent to kill and illegally THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924. battle, in which about 30 shots were exchanged, as O'Brien, barricaded in an upper room of his home, held two prohibition agents and United States Deputy Marshal Joseph Gouker of Froderick at bay with a shotgun. Both prohibition agents, whose names were withheld by local head- quarters, Marshal Gouker and two passersby were slightly wounded by buckshot from O'Brien’s gun during the shooting, which continued for an hour before the farmer surrendered. Ten empty shells and a large quan- tity of ammunition were found in the room where O'Brien made his stand. A 50-gallon still, three barrels of mash and some wine found on the| premises were confiscated. 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