He was cross-examined at length In
regard to an agreement made be
tween the receivers and the Abel
company; one of the subsidiaries of
the Dorsen company, whereby the
rent of the Abel company was chang-
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Atlanta, Ga., Oct. Alexander Berk
man, who was convicted with Em
ma Goldman for conspiracy to ob
struct the army draft, concluded his
term in the federal prison here today
and announced he would leave later
for New York, where both will face
deportation charges. Berkman is a
native ot Russia.
Miss Goldman finished her term in
the Jefferson City. Mo., federal prison
several days ago and Berkman plan
ned to Join her in New York. They
have each deposited $15,000 In lib
erty bonds as bail pending disposi
tions of the deportation charges,
Berkman's attorney announced.
Wilson Constantly
Improving; Rest
Again Ordered
Washington, Oct. 1 With Presi
dent Wilson's condition showing
steady improvement those attending
him in his iljness were concerned to
day in preventing any exertion which
might cause a relapse.
Although Dr. Grayson had report
ed the President as "improving'' in
two bulletins yesterday, he prescribed
rest again today for the patient and
White House officials expected the
prescription to stand for some days
to Rome.
Although It was thought likely
the President would De permitj
.h a small portion of each (
nressing official business,-, most o
time Is to be pent with ills 1:
BERKMAF
MAY B
BACK
House or-motorim
Issues Will Be Debated Sev
eral Days Before Begin
ning Strike.
