The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1920, Page 1

Bia ct nleliag Nan oe —— — RAIDS ON REDS GO ON, WITH 4,500 NOW HELD | raeniseneie Season nee Che Circulation Bool:s Open to All.’ | TO-NIGHT'’S WEATHER—Cold; probably snow. VOL. LX) NO. 21,319—DAILY. f “Circulation Books Open to All.’ ] bet PAOD AEE OBE WIE QS NORNORSS raising “NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1920. Ferris egentciewe Mee = 16 PAGE! PRICE TWO CENTS. —— J Copyright, LAZO, by The 0 Co. (The ‘New York * WILSON’ SPEEDY PROGRESS. “menor ls Wed REDS SENT TO ELLIS ISLAND; _ And Be President at 77; | SHOWN BY INCREASED WORK hildren t DEPORTATIONS TO BE RUSHED 12 Children to Family|— . DEPORTATION FOR 2,616 REDS; New 700 Rad besa} soit ew York Raids Net Over adi- | Big Families, the Premier Says, | ’ y ’ “ P k” § we Ness ‘rR SCORES OF ‘PARLOR BOLSHEVISTS’| cals—New “Soviet Ark” Soon to peopling of France. ‘ Sail With Aliens—May Move to — Topre FACE TRIAL UNDER STATE LAWS a“ s ; , paoees ; : voy” Martens He Begins the Day at 7 o'Clock|20,000 OF U. S. DEAD WIDOW TO BE HIS BRIDE. fete eee Deport “Envoy : by Going Through a Shai TO BE RETURNED ; cect ‘ “ ” A ‘ ' ye pe onary i She Is Countess D’Aunay and, Washington Announces “Perfect Cases Federal agents and police detectives armed with 800 warrants for the Setting-Up Exercise. fica ek pn ; d . inp't th he Gov t France Grants Permission for Re- Like First Wife, of An Against More Than Half of Those Arreste arrest ot persons accused of plotting to overthrow the Government, con- BREAKFASTS AT TABLE,| moval of Soldiers’ Bodies Buried American, Family. and Strong Evidence Against Rest. tinued to-day the city-wide raids on Communist and Anarchistic meeting = Outside Zone of Armies. see oaaat etisfis te uncer WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. places, which began at 9 o'clock yesterday evening and netted 700 prison- i UE Sarees , Jan. 3.—Familtes n and ‘ tnt After Two-Hour Sun Bath pcared Jan ae Eretot ett \ twelve children are tieing “urwed (by SSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY GENERAL GARVAN, in | ers during the night. Reports from all over the country indicate that | A pen ment has granted perm'ssion for the! . a fi that of the 4,500 <,President Devotes Time to |rrovat to the Unied sister of the! Premier Clemenceau, who is touring Perched Re inlet hae aise perfect eases,” |ab0ut 4,500 Reds have been arrested. t 5 Aci siness % ae . ; erson: . . ° as cases, a ‘ " as . an Reports on Official Business. | roaies pene ease soldiers who the Department of Var, his cohstil- . suet the’ patda promised to be not only the greatest ih scope, but’ | , Of the 700 gathered in Kefore daylight, 264 were held on evidensal } ee eee °y,!n the Chamber of Deputies, M: gis the greatest in results of any in history. All are aliens and will be sent to Ellis Island during the day to await hear- bi By David Lawrence. The bodies to be removed sre those | Clemenceau points out to his rura: L sev York 201 “perfect cases” were listed, and in Newark 300. d A few Ai ‘ erie. de the zone i i in Ne’ bi 1 i ings. ew Americ: itizens i {Special ab ecwcted di of The Eve- ye in omnes outsids 2 o jaudionces the need of repeopling ie. avery city where) tid PaIAie Tachinary wenieit in monn: he igs in deportation proceedings. rican citizens taken in the p ¢ the Je: not include those i ; mis EL: WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan, 3 (Copy- patharsd ds te knweca cem*teries | Mrance, laying emphasis on the fact said, success attended the efforts, Four thousand warrants were issued, | raids will be prosecuted under the State Law as conspirators to overthrow right, 1920).—Some day in the not far |in the anes Prarers ‘that large families are more common! but the arrests exceeded that number. , the Government by violence. @istant future—it seems now only a |~ x ca {in Northern than fn Southern France, Besides the 2,000 “perfect cages," Mr. Garvan said, Federal agents ‘@ Ellis Island was swamped before | While the Preimer ts adhering to| obtained sufficient evidence to justify the arrests of the others. SUMMARY OF RAIDS noon with aliens under arrest from Peer ee Ogee eo kn DOU | | nia determination niet to, talle polities Scores of “parlor Bolshevists" were among those arrested in the New York and Newark. The Newark Whose health and physical condition { | ; while on his trip, he is giving whole-| raids, officials said. ‘These, {t was admitted, may have to be dealt with IN GREATER CITY; Sok custered 107, with more | . he ; come. Fede: s A } there have been so many odd rumors * ' some advice to the throngs who come, under State laws. BROOKLYN LEADS rants for the paloeiiy daily oie 1 ‘will motor up to the Capitol from the | j F to gee him, 7 ape Communists in Northern New Jersey \ White House and answer all ques- : ieee pate Ge Compilation of Names of Captured |towns and reported that they got \ z es ms lemenceau to the nearly everybody they started aft tions himself. For the truth is, ‘ widow of a “form S Authorities y yey ei after. | er Senator and uspects B 7 \ l vi yron EL Uhl, Deputy Commis- |’ President Wilson is getting along FR AND DIES MES SSeS en phan te France" is Busy All Day. sioner of Immigration in charge at well, Barring complications. f aac ElUs Ish very 1% comp! One EN SEA It is understood that this refers to Pilrceehti meruing Bey ine tis ake lieeanees toy Biaawe4 he ger 4 . Buch as winter colds and digestive gossip which has been current in| iad bal wena taken im the raids on| prisoners. He said he all 700 tase disturbances, which are always pos- mm ts ‘Deatk GLISTENING ICE pe Lledo 48 pone ae fl radicals here. More than 250 havel|grants now on the idand, soma-et sible with a man sixty-three years of| New Britain Woman’s Death SPECTACLE CAUSED |: » Clemenceau had married | been held for powsible deportation. | wham had been waiting for hearings 7 A sgt ‘ountess d’Aunay, widow of Count, s e cater ty the arty apeamy. eae} A‘06% Taking Prescription...) RY A, BROKEN. MAIN [cue Us Pieter hinay. twee! “Others th the incomplete Tit carmel fig ont ice snr tare, Wy 2008 mare ‘otively by the carly spring. His Investigated Ambassndor of France ut Berm, ‘The oa ee anh ‘ ; -— ‘i eld on ships in port. ‘There are in- Progress has been_so satisfactory of HYESUE! . 7 marriage was sald to have taken place from varlous sections of the city a8) sumcient Inspectors and matrons to Nei ae goer Taauiten = - Water Sprays Trees on Brooklyn in England a fortnight ago. An au-| Roundup Continues and De-|RAIDERS INN. Y. sa fi {Randle prisoners of the character of a NEW SEOTAIN. | Conn Jen: >) _ ” Styeat anid Freeeée-- Novel thority very close to the Premier de-| oration Is Planned for Reds | LEAD ALL OTHERS Laredo aR the Reds, and the feeding system of hour-to-hour watch of a physician | sosepn Lots of No. 175 North Burritt | sane’ allGuntice | clares the story is without foundation, | PO! X SO FAR REPORTED vend ie @ iminigration station 1s inadequate Gnd is free from medical attention | street told the police this mornins| scene at Sunrise. | The Countess is of am American fam- As Rapidly As Possible. ‘ 1 oimasmeree ch Lg Pge al ia’ Ko nd arson 7 b sed Ou . r = = . aa ad “warned” the ht, ‘4 i twblekoy | HOSE who passed throug’ ily. Beeicatecooes . . 7 a the greater part of the day _ pe : that his wife took a drink o! iby acl | th Sti near 16th Ave- Available records fail to 9! SVASHTNGTON, Jan, 3—The Gov-| Number of Arrests in Detroit care 4 [Department of Justice against mak- To ascertain just how the Preal- vec Siraed We hinge ee] hue, in: Brooklyn, at sun- | of what American family the | ‘ a DIR a St oa Greater Than That Given Guten 4 | !6 raids until arrangaments had been dent spends his time, 1 have made | /#8t night and , 2 | ise to-day saw trees draped in Countess D’Aunay is a member. ernmen ragne’ bi Made at Washington for proper care She gave birth to a daughter at 3 { ti col: L " um f alien radicals ever in ago. of thoge arrested. ingutiri ited in this in-| slistening ice with the colors of M is daily receiving! greatest number of al! | we - i oneness band ish siie fended Om | the spectrum aansting among the '8,/arrested in Aimerica was swept last} WNCOMPLETH rpporis from | NAMES OF WOMEN |MEARINGS ON ACCUSED ALIENS formation: ie prescription was fited by a : . ; BA “4 = local drugsist. Medical examiner H.| ‘!cle ; night still wax in operation to-day, raiders of radical headquar “RED” PRISONERS TO START MONDAY, Mr, Wilson wakes up about 7 Ricook io oe th A water muin burst at 4 miles to pay their respects, Sey aneey Cares growing tere all over the country in- YORK Preparations are under way to send p , a | eee meenee man le (Othe tie moriing) agi) ite atream: (1 eave wali te coming to the sree a 500 had TAKEN IN NEW YO all the allen prisohers taken Uhrough- o'clock in the morning. His DbYS!-| \niskey and sent it to the State Ex- z h hourly. dicated that about 4; BY leuk, ts Uaites Stat veal, settinguup exercises immediately. The | analysis. Ge eacun na clusmmadiabers “Don't talc about that,” the Pre- | ag hth ned down| {he larger cities follow: Various Sections Represented in ishatipe: orl cccagliacs te conueee hen the : — ng everything i mier smilingly replied. [pent of Justice scents xwoUr New York Clty..sseee + 700 Addresses of Female purpose of this is to strengthen | LAST U. 8, FORCES freezing. oe upon headquarters and other meeting) New ¥ 9 ebeg the Government to Ellis Island, muscles of the arms and legs, whic There are few houses in the MAKE FINAL PLEA | quar A HtROIt: tine sweeten, Prisoners. Hearingn in the'casee of the accused ar | places of communists, Buffalo + 0 u have been weakened by the three neighborhood and the inconven- | pli es of commun’ . Persons will be started on Monday. exceeded 4,500 at noon, spl we Dl of the women months of enforced ‘rest in ped.| SOON TO QUIT PARIS,| pe'z" peaking eeselra cia Gotu: FOR BOOZE IN BOND) Arrests had exceeded 4,500 at noon, | pisiadetphia « 208 | Names and adressen of the wo The Ceca eit al tay ce it wa imuted at the Department! Chica -. 300 |takon in New York raids are: Yvery-day an improvement ts noted. z ' fect many 1 The damage | — [oe Suwtkon ‘Mare than Naltiof tle! ne sic | 300 Edna Arnold, No, 504 East 79h| 4s been under repairs at the army It should not be forgotten that the|Gen. Connor and 300 Officers| was chiefly to the street and the Kentucky Distillers Ask XeRPS| oa opae ersuanies sill be held for-do~ Nae ae * 150. | Street. base In South Brooklyn for the past President has suffered from neuritis and Men Will Leave on pipe. ; Grace to Export 60,000,000 | portation, officials said. Boaton me 600 . Pdka cians No. %1 Amboy peg rdel aR RA lati < | er . . . 5 : * ci ' eet, n, lnced or Bovt for many years—even before he came Jan. 9. |'HALF HOUR TIE-UP Gallons in Warehouses. Evidence gathered by Department! springfeld, Ma ‘< | ie eee No. 40 West 120th|Ark No. °2 to follow the Buford, to the White House. Indeed, Mr. PARIS, Jan, 3.—Tho departure af} WASHINGTON, Jan. %—In a tant | oF Justice agents will ee eas Cle sland Me , vy | Street, which is now en route for Ruswlu Wilson took up the typewriter largely | rig. Gen. WHium D. Connor ftron| OF BRIDGE TRAFFIC} appest ror an opportunity to save the|to the Department of Labor, i Meatiion:! + Sadle Polonisky, No, 613 Gates Aye-|with Alexander Berkman, Emma because neuritis affected his ability | paris on the evening of Jan. 9 with 300| eeenamstine 40,000,000 gallons of iquor stored in| will be usked to deport the radicals.| Bayonne, N. J T Inte, Brooklyn. Goldman and tundreds of other un- to write longhand, The President |oficers and men will mark the final | es Extinguished by Sand Fol- | £entueky and 20,000,000 heta eisowne re, | Anthony Caminetti, Commiastoner| Passaic 60 Tillle Distck, No, 124 Bay 34th Street, |desirable aliens. It is the intention doesn’t have to be assisted as he | Withdrawal of the Amertoan forces from| Flames Extinguished by Sanc “| distillers have asked the Government! (Genera of Immigration, said to-day! Worcester + 89 | Brooklyn, of tbe) Government (6 send etary walks about his apartments, though | **a2ce wit saat lowing Short Circuit Nedr Bed- = pee teh ts ines het Hauer ous |deportation would require time, a8} Lynn, Mass site . 4 Rose orn No. 317 paar revolutionist in custody to Russia. ~ "i Gen. Connor and his party 1 8a RY of bonded warchouses id pul under tr ave to be held lanchester. N. . Clara Kirshner, No, on he does rely on a cane, because Of |fram Antwerp on Jan. 11 aboard the ford Avenue Station. bond for export, and that the Govern: | many hearings mous ah iweibe ela Maes oaks a eee Most of those who are under urrest the weakness in his lower limbs—a | United States tranaport Northern Pa-| AN cars of the New York Railways|ment consider it exported aa of the| iM the various ee 8 Lai pee ee || eee: 10 Rose Marcus, No. 426 East Sixth| ere profess to be Anxious to go to residue of his long stay in bed, but | cific. By that date al the buildings oc-| Company and the Third Avenue Rail-| day the export bonds are given. They | held for deportation mi rou Pa >| dernet. Russia and live under a Soviet Gov- adit : cupled in Paris by the American Army|way Company on the Williamsburg|think a year at least should be country on ships, halal teaal 2 Clara Liberman, No, 15 East 107tn| ernment, onty a temporary condition. will have been given up, with the ex-|Bridge were tied up for a period of | lowed. Not all those arrested will be held.| Jersey * Go. | Street. If possible the Kilpatrick will clear HIS ROUTINE EROMe ray nonT ception of sevoral small offices, twenty-five minutes during the morning | Aiser Le Ae Be, Geni In fact, many already have been given inalenene 3 aes Jeannette Segal, No, 17 Rast 108th] for a Russian port with a cargo of TO DARKN 5 Gen. Connor leaves behind less than alrush hour to-day as the result of a| exporte ae Peet COUT SO RORS | their liberty, but officials of the De-| Scranton ... Sind: undesirables about Jan. 12, In addi- soe. Proieny, end Moe, Wilson [Oe aaua clin eo sel abi hae eae hae Mel ee t™ duties. point out that | partment of Justice are confident that bAlaneaiesat 5 na Ciara Markell, No, 229 East 12th/uon, the army transports America and stly connecte t 6 es Reg |" in th annel rail of an east- - 16, P i - ansas City, Kan, Haka ‘breskfeat tons of 16 F908 | Seer an peryien, Srewhs the last Amr | boned Bourth Gin eadison Aetete eae; | ine, pormlasion.oouket woe omy, woudl the) deportations. to facktone of the} Baltimore sssrevvcrscsccerce | petig ptroter, No, 434 East orey-PeHident Grant may be usod to trans- on the second floor adjacent to the) joa, port open, was closed Jan, L as {t was approach the Bedford Ave-| Save them enormous loss, but would | raid will break the backbone of Bente | a hea Bene port to Soviet Russin some of the bedrooms, as the physician believes a nue Station, Brooklyn. mean araund $00,000,000 to the Gov: ' communist agitation in the United rcud Hanis BEC: w | Sonia Furman, No. 130 West 118tn|Ptloals gathered in the nation-wide “4 . ” Jernment tn re nus 3 - van silat ‘ . . Following the short ciroult a fire | States, 4 Street. coundup, she: sate Se a on te Ae U.S. SHIP AT CORK broke out among the planking at the |= It is understood documents proving ee ae D(C Matle. Markowitéh~ te -'6F First | ‘These ships recently returned home por sonnet 30m RAIDED BY BRITISH |?2"t of tho troubie. Conductors and | $28,000,000 FUND the existence of a conspiracy to over-| St. Paul, Minn. Hales sccea lint ean bo Ga. hale ait Gloe temperature because of its immense others extins d the blaze by pour- | s throw the Government and set up a] Omaha «..... Jennie Lapidos, No, 326 Bristol Ave-|as army steamers, Orders had been size, Seated at the breakfast table,| a = ing eand on it | OFFERS SPENDING [o0rt ‘ceime in this country were| St Louls . a, Brocticn, marek Gocikais danvoy ts Go wuss Mr, Wilson has all the morning news- | Officers of the Lake Gretna Pro- Ln stort plesaly steied att the sc SPREE FOR “DRYS" ound and will be made public iaer Zaleie ; Lona Cheney, No, 186 Snedeker | ping Board for refitting us passenger papers, which he glances at in much test Against Seizure of Reasende Gt este eiene ieee pipe al after all the plotters !mplicated have] Gury, Ind... gh liclashiychanda nee Fe East ‘Thir- |!iners supplemental to allocation for 4, the same fashion as the average Their Arms. across the bridge got out and walked| Prohibition Campaign Will Be! been taken into custody, Thess revo- sla N. J. leant scene jcommeroial purposes, ¥ r e attan, y the roadway. Fer- “nant ; 0 jona plans, it is stood, were hi oe oa -day © or. business man, He looks at head! 2 axon, ghm 3—Olttoern, of’ enol t Manhattan, using thairoadway. Per Carried to Mexioo, Sout TOE, PIRES: 118 Sins ae eel posiand: Ore Mary Leon, No, 14% Sterling Piaca,| It wna learned to-day that the ot- lines and reads quickly, letting his |,, 3h " sons walting for care at t Bridge : worked out in detail! and ready os Brooklyn, der for delivery to the Shippin: 2. | oe : oat ook Ndeg UOe eatd rag i. Brooklyn, and Beatord | America and Europe. | put into operation at short notice Caklend,: 6 Rosie Gubinska, No, 800 East 160th| Board, and the removal of the army m sake Gretna, have lodged a strong com-|Ayentie Staton made u: the BR Sees, 5 sovel ents ter-offen- nm Street, The Hronx, had de: ailed with a - it don § ond Page.) | pia h British officials in Gor T. ole doand surface lines und the WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 The rment's ‘counter. a . i. . equipment a en recs Bi — = 7 " cee Neaeiinee auaiey ay when | bnidge lowal nak HB Anti-Saloon League plans | sive" of iast night was launched just pasog nig haton % wee Kotski, No, 339 East Twentieth |p cimer understanding that an “emer- p—- a = = - 7 —— x of t n ever ‘ortiand, . reet. " they reached the Irish port yesterday, to spend almost $28,000,000 | in time to prevent a fusion of several . - _|pency had arisen which would make CLOSING TIME, ]):°:2r« © « pobiin despatch to-day: |ALDERMANIC SLATE NAMED. this year, $18,560,000 of it {radical groups under one icaderabip| AD® pales Cs ae a ittie Exriman, Mo S88 Blake ave: | RY, fee tas artigo eae 4 di 4 Police boarded the vessel and confis- ‘ie . tv ald in th enforcement of Pro- | preparatory to the attempt at revo- ce We Peart Podell, No. 255 Pennaylvania|the veasels for a time.” So far as is ‘ 7.30 P. M. Sharp nal) theo atime WER A810 beets Oncn Pay Samat ce. | hibition in the United States | tution, it learned Jacksonville, gla, Avenue, Brooklyn, known here, the only emergency is the 5 ke Gretna was first vesse! | eee ene Bealdes this, the budget of the | A new feature of the present rald| Jirockton, Mase ——— necessity of transporting several on Saturdays for Ho Feneh Garke In. the aw dirwet Ameri-| | Commitice, toart or A7¥8 calls for an expenditure of | wan the drive at the sources of = PELE SHIP SINKING OFF COAST, |thovsand radicais, a SUNDAY WORLD senrinieh Ina Pai eS ala nriieiar eae chug, Heard ef | $6,460,000 in Mexico, West Indies, |propaganda. The Communit Party! JE§S$ WILLARD IN COURT. NK * leave RAID WILL REDOUBLE ~ VANT ADS | Recent named t ! white Central America and South Amer- | gjone had 25 newspapers printed ip aya . Captain ‘Twe Survivors of the COMMUNIST EFFORTS. ee WwW aD ernment ips effective y on ica, and $2,500,000 for ¢ ral veral languages actively sup) | Bx-Cha) Fgumng Harry Winitaky, one of the organ- : = seaestaal 4 7 Ghairmane WW world prohibition, 1 tho s causy, Fhe Cormmuniat J Reina Piekes Um izers and secretary of the Com- pret Ativan men sesh ae migeling of arma to Siun Keine tta roar Hastern Hemis ine oir second radical quntin, KANBAS CITY WILMINGTON, Ne Co Jan. $—The| muniat Party of New York, who was ura Main Oflce on ue ‘bes — Committon, Pra A. Wun | clude crusading t and nat which the raids werw di-| Willard, former heavywi s oe sohonnes marine. fis) esperied oY wire-| vrreated in the raid on the head- fore Saturday evening, D'ANNUNZIO CASH GONE. rin J. Medowa j;{ Of the sum t pens IN Nala: | FaNeeK Wes Mei HO seanen Reenter tore O. Q. Claflin jr. United States | 100 miles off the North Carolin coast, {quarters of the OrmenlaAtion, SeketeT 7PM, = majority ador, Wil Re. Goth ||| Srarnye Ane sri lite penmmansie a Rien a ibrouen in :} The message sald the Captain and) formal protest with Chief Flynn of i Treasurer Reported to Nave Fled jing PT aclonionle: took oot literaturs, tons of which w of firewood from his | two survivors had been picked up by|the Secret Service to-day on the } With « Million | dure ne ©. Donner, confidentini| for "periodicals, books and! pam~ | liter: thirty-three cities where raids }farm, near ‘Topeka, Kane || the steamer Lake Taha. The coast: | ¢-ound that he is an American citisen |g ae F Slee ol stenograph cUring Alder: | phiets. in the thirty-th 1 b ity. Hopkins, Attorney General for|suard cutter Seminole bas put out to hat the charge that he apm Send Your Suniay World Want BORE) Jas) Gene Tet PRAGUE Fens sree Sapam ES. chamnaress ee ation te the newspapers, the | Kansas; Harry’ Darby. tormer Fuel | ald the schooner, sad, © bias a ti Anvertisoment in| Marly Ww Make Bure rho) ih ameter au 4) din, wiit bo, ed clerk. of the com Seeciat RORED WESTAUMANTs wae! SS miiaiad Pa was acuvely en- Commiseloner; tts iy Con nianlons > spire to overthrow the Governmes is Publica Ns oduy tha ie cashir eo) Ore alia ae aa} 4 for tockiar, J 7, jan. . 4 7 oa e o c je 8 6 Price Fixin, oj CATE ADVERTREMENTS MAY BEL Uantunsio. hed’ dod iene cumin miters fe Rertand: of Brooklyn will be BANG! wneeia bam, (ol sites maar, ARE = Committer, and cleven farmers have TAKE BELL-ANS APTER MEALS and geq| fot ssceptible of proof, Chief Flyan OMITTED. psa uate! ered of Brooklyn e pyiae cxned Yo eee Be table date (Continued on Second Page.) been asked to attend the meeting, few ine GOOD DIGESTION makes you lesl.— Adm released bim on his own recogmigamee ¥ A 5 ’ *