The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1, “| Fac-Simile of Typewritten Address on Bomb Package Mailed to Elder John D. Rockefeller FOO 0 cc OOOO OU CY law regulating s CEO ORCI RCO. GE OC He CEE CC and other office to New York t THREE GUE Le WITH ately POSTAGE, west wee n over to @ dropped the mail clerk named Delar packages bacl “I'm pretty sure, parceis was the name was Smoot or Cumn I try to remember and sent them Dolaney said to-day nited States Senator one of those tam not certain if some to me when “that at leas Perret ttttt t+ eT ttr ress Finally, he placed the circular tube between his kn twist—opened twist would > {SMX MNM AR SR RRR Re eX escaped unhurt. Screws would have broken @ vial containing sulphuric acid the acid would have fallen upon mercury caps crystals of fulminate of mercury. “Well,” said Delaney is; I wonder what's in the other one He tried to open the second one, but the cap fi ‘was stumped. “A job for a younger and stronger lad than I am,” called to his aid a sturdy cheap of twenty » younger man, Sepp 90 96 IEEE HC einen ee Cece LT Eee eC free Cir coy BOX SCORE OF BOMB HUNT; 28 HAVE BEEN FOUND OR ARE KNOWN TO BE IN THE MAILS: | Twenty-Five Now | in Hands of Authorities, and Three Are Being Traced— List of Those Received. Bombs mailed in New York have Found in Post Office in New York. Received by Senator Hardwick, Georgia Mayor Hanson, Seattle. . dudge Landis, Chicago or) eressman Burnett, Alabama . District Attorney Fickert and Assistant, San Francisco. . ; Found In Post Office at sired N. €. addressed to Senator DEICRIEE EE ENCE ae MENATWORKAN. = ~ TYPEWRITER LUE | Lettering on Labels Regarded as of Utmost Importance in Tracing Plotters strengthened by blest if 1 know what this thing ! too tightly and i Delaney sald, job too much for him, haking the| to his ear when thing down as quickly and quiet The tuves were then turned over to Inspector Doran was said to-day no use of @ printed lab is neither a copy nor an imitation of anything known to the store, plotters apparently helped themselves to a well known name wthout at- tempting to duplicate {ts parcelling. HOW MAIL CLERK FOUND BOMBS. Mistakes in spelling in many of the typewritten addresses were made) the impression that the senders been definitely tr ‘ed as follows: Commissioner intentionally, detectives say, 0 ons met tet os » sixteen bombs discovered In Now York were found only the person who mailed them, d them with This took them out of the and called for additional posta sometime after 7 o'clock from a mailwagon or small Jeneral Post Office, across Eighth Avenue Remalled at Gimbel Store and ¢ now in transit ‘ Sent to Gimbel Store for more postage and turned over to postal The packages last Suturday to the parcel post division of the from tho rear of the Pennsylvania Station Charles Kaplan, a mail clerk, who received the “Gimbel Brothers" He did observe that the packages had been sealed, each should have oarried 18 cents’ 12 to 14 cents, kages were sent to the letter division on the main floor of} packages from the mark, which ba: ing the sour: understood warning has been sent to Paris, ¢ will be kept on all packages William B,C nd that a spec! inference envoys. tor, who ts in charge pector Faurot that the extensive scheme THE PLOTTERS barely noticed the card | nd to Peace ( hran, Chief Post Office Ing; of the Investigation here, agreed to-dmy with 1 plot, so nearly successful, was the most dangero of violence In the country’s history. THEY ite SN SOMEWHERE IN } Some of the radicals who have been intervie wed up” designed to discredit them, authorities and denounce the plotters, while some declare the bombs prob- n insane person "s faith in God,” to be a forgery. ties not unlike thumb print ¢ detection of in ARE HIDDS: Nothing was done a » plot a “frame facts as revealed by the Atlanta explosion on Office to give the a | OTHERS MAY HAVE PEF ‘The apparent purpose of the man or men who sent them out, detectives say, Was to have them re cago, Washington, Others accept the ent was (ying to find th PELIVERED. Walker or Helen “It renews on the discovery of the plot. T have ever seen—and T tle deviltry in my time.” VICTIMS ANT1-BOL Certainty of the investi snd Bolshevists is strengthened by ernal machines were aid Chief Cochran to-day, rhe bombs were the most devilish contrivances ave come across a good many samples of anarchis- in discussing » was | rea y the] , 1913, | ded viclims New York or elvewhere The fact that at least eight bombs the country suggests to some of the officers, they say have been delivered before Charlie Kaplan, » Bronx, read tn a midnight paper plosion in the Georgia home of former Unite remembered sixteen packages he had handled during the night exactly Uke} the one described in the report from Atlanta, Whether or not the same blunder {n all cases .s not stated today. welt way with one of them, his secretary paying the sixteen bombs held up here, the San Francisco District Attorney's offic ex-Senator Hardwick, in San Francise about May 1, were delivered in various parts hat many more may shown when it way used to ver mailed Taylor | ors that the plot was the work of lL. W. W reason of the fact that all of the In- J to persons prominent in urging either of immigration laws or the curtailment of violent ex- pression and demonstration at radic Commissioner of Immigration Caminetti’s deportation of undesirable liens classed as Bolshevists, the action of Representative Burnett in urg- y for stricter immigration regulations, Debs's conviction by Justice Holmes and the suppression of Postmaster General » One tO) orjef the reasons that inspired the general conspiracy, it is believed, When Kaplan called the o Henry Meter to 183d Street, States Senator Hardwick and that exploded ment of Judge Re Isky on March 16 a finger from the hand fad of Inspector been called to ex egard to postage was | » some of the bombs went on ‘That received by Judge Landis was 2h cents postag was found the an exact sim! e letters not common to other type- » were delivered two to| al periodicals by facts give In typewriting | Hansen of Seatth until the labels tifled as made bookkeeping machine ters an inch high, separated fro: the Postmaster at Salisbury Some of th Elliot-Fisher p bombs, it was said, might have been sent abroad, and GERMAN PLOT SUSPECTED | BY MORGAN | SECRETARY; | Financier Making No. sinement Re- garding Bomb A: Chief Inspector John Dixon of the uiluremont of the If up with a bomb that the search Roth Dixon Klotz worked in tlhe of- of the | f the the outer wrapper. | not to toy with the ATTENTION _ TENANTS! We offer to rent. at trom $ to $5 per room, over three thou sand apartments, from three to six rooms each, in different parts | of the city. to apply at our oltice. Serve ls Free of Charge GREATER NEW YORK TAX®AYERS' ASSOCIATION 144 SECOND AVENUE decided then ovalinent st In that office bute to the device except ‘n= correspondence or addressing Klotz—whieh dividual parts which of the Taylor Klotz at firat insist |of mechanical prest I have aver s this thing PATERSON NOT THE HOME OF BIG BOMB CONSPIRACY, SAYS CHIEF OF POLICE lly appreciative of the similarity No statement plot was made AY MAKIKLANL secretary zed this aanouncemeont: A newspaper repurter gave us th Morgan, but| Ationta and Seatile | went at the parcel o'clock in the Dixon and Eagan knew nath infured | Ge exploded his bombs was addresned to Mr ) information of .bis nature Tenants are invited | from toe Federal authoritios, so fu | explored and eal contents. ‘Those #lx and | . though occupied wih | the daintiest handling with which any kage had ever been petted, theless brought frequent drops of pers | spiration to their forehe 2 had quarreled woman about a his death bed Klotz made to Ac Samuel Price of the Broax If a bomb wa Me Was because some one ¢ It is entirely possible che interested in behalf of the ( Bach package was eight inches in out | know nothing about it seems useless to spec } personal enamit was suggestive of a biscult packa personal enmity The wrapper a fair grade Chief of Policr head In answer to a question + hother || » written characters, bordered on (Mrs Madetetne vas no connec- lines, Was printed this Inseription: GIMBEL BROTHERS oxperimental of this last confession was Gala Russian Concert ever con New York City, anarchists in writer had been | ¥!) | i in @ box t second face, was print value of the was emphasized American Victory Liberty Loan Friday Evening, May 2, 191S CARNEGIE HALL Program by Mme. Romanoff iss Vera Smirnova contents and therefore lure “the that there are revipiant on to unwrap the regarding a circumstantial con bombs, whicli disproved when that the typewriter on whivt W.'s--whom for some time wail Eltot r.”" with a dotted line for the name Fishor macht It is true wo typewriting paper Inches long and Rrssien Ba"et ian Harmonic Orchestra Russian Folk Dancing by Miss M. Tarasoff and Mr. A. Umansky. T .ckets may be procured by applying to the RUSSIAN VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE, Foreign Language Bureau, U.S, Government L Flatiron Building, New York City. sk strikes addons: ii |were ordinary involving onty NEWTON IN RED INQUIRY. rane such as this example: ROME FORBIDS MEETINGS. siracions Uu- ‘n Organization, ner, was the stamp. sonal atton- The third face bore in red charac been pron!! he would gi ited by the Government ann atnacecanmmmenet nme n 1919. CLUES POINT TO ALIEN ANARCHISTS IN GREAT BOMB ‘PLOT LAUNDRY WRECKED | BYLW.W. AFTER | REFUSAL TOGLOSE ae Attack by Agitators on Bronx Establishment Followed by Twelve Arrests. Ranning true to gang of 1. W. W. and Holshev ed to capacitate a laundry ‘ No. 1 Brook Avenue, the Bronx. *fter noon, The laundry was running full trucks, approached, and after driv away the manager, Sylvian K man, who refused to close, proceeded to wreck t place with stones and whatever implements they could pick } up in the ne ehborhood, tves from the Simpson Stree sumim: and tweive ‘ were arrested) anit 1 1 bef M at an in Morri The No. No. Rothberg, 1244 Washingtor ue; Harry Gordin, No, 1595 Bath. rate ve: n Handelinan ace; Lewis Mondei et; Robert Lang, \ Avenue; Isaa I Avenur Le 4 Stein, No. 1219 Unton Ave 18ith Street Holasky, No. 1561 Fulton Avenue; Phil Dt N 1844 Crotana Avenue, and Moe Post man, Ne Fulton Avenue None the men arrest " ° LED BY HUNGER TO STEAL Soca oinstes BUNS, HE SAID, BUT HAD $300 | with several copic nd labels on | typewriting . The | labels ts regard a Prisoner Almost Wins “Hand-Qut From Court, but Is Held After | Expose Max Himmelbach, who fty-tv Jbut looks much older, confessed to tay to Ma Dale in the Gat J Avenue Court, Brooklyn, that he ha stolen « bag just after f thirteen rolts and bun vad been det | terest to the banker. | cited man explained. ANARCHIST POSTER PREDICTED — BLOWING UP OF BANKS TO-DAY Circulars Distributed Sunday in Front of Cen tury Theatre Purported to Show What Bol- shevism Would Bring to United Siates. T’e fs the circular distributed Sunday night in front of the Century Theatre by a man who predicted the blowing up of banks to-day: “Anti-Bolshevism—65 per cent. of the wealth of America owned by 50 per cent. of the people. Unemployment. Starvation wages, Industrial tyra ~» Child labor, tna! y marry, W Profit to rich, Death and misery to the workers, Are you this” “Bolshovism-—Jobs for all, No reat to the landlord, No im ‘o profit to the boss. A government of the workers, by the workers and jor the workers. Are you against this?” “POSTAL INSPECTORS HUNTING MAN WHO GAVE OUT CIRCULARS Anarchist Posters Distributed Here Forecast “Surprise” for To-Day andSaid Banks Would Be Broken Into If People Needed Money. Postal inspectors are seeking the fused to explain in detail, He young, well dressed man betwoon! reiterated constantly that in order to have every one in the world share twenty-five and thirty years old) sasaily, it would be necessary to blow Wearing gaases, Ho ov Net Up banks, stop railroads—use every complexion, who talked excitedly a8, means possible to bring this about. he distributed circulfrs outside the} This man apparently had attended |@ meeting that afternoon at the Cen- Centuty ‘Theatre last Suriay after] Oe Co under the aueploes of biptiea the Rand School of Social Science. The croulars called upon working-| Prof, Albert Bushnell Hart of Har men to revolt and graphically de-| vard and Scott Nearing, © clalist lec- Picted the worth of Bolsaevism turer debated on the questton® Against the alleged gtvoldity of aati-| Whether the League of Nations would Bolshevism, b fit labor Prof, Hart cttempted Ina " k prove labor would benefit and World te a Ww who waa! Nearing dissented, landed one these circulars said /® = this man told her “everybody sliould ; “en HALL’S BEDDING “We will stop all railroads,” said| | he. “We will break into Uanxs and The Standard of Quality get money for all. If the pe need For 90 years shoes and clothing we will break into stores and take them. | “The surprise is coming,” the ex-! what he| the man re-| When qu meant by joned abo: urer ~ gigas RIFLE sqUADS Our “But 1 ste them. he snid | voy osu! 28s TQ PREVENT DEMONSTRATION: | Br .) MAIL SEARCHED FOR BOMBS: Morwover, 1 shall give you—" acl Your New Home reached inte hls pocket and drew out | Police and Federal Agents Ready to cia euuors totic cab Monit “Does your & know," said Po-| Cope With Radicals—Landis | Consequently yon will want to ican ia: shat hie man hae 0! "Package Kept in Safe. | See Hall about Bedding His honor hurriedly thruat his own| CHICAGO, May 1.—Aroused by the . roll deep In his "| At Hall's you will find everything in 1 | iti i" se alae helt | expose of the nation-wide bomb plot. | t ding, made in our own factories and neal FR seen NaC healt toy tne it | police and Federal authorities here to-| carrying our gnarantoe of satisfaction tion hearing GOV. SMITH IN THE CITY. 18 in day took extraordinary precautions to| _Parchase through your dealer if you prevent demonstrations by the severa: | Pree! hundred radicals gathered in Chicago) FRANK A. HALL & SONS | for the May Day observance. Hifle Manulacturers 0) Beds and Bedding One of His ads and Federal agents were 25 West 45th St., New York Cit, ed at stra points, Larger - | tiow, Smith in. | forces of reserves were held at Police} OIED. , Bilunore, in t ay dquartors and other stations for! ps cuee nomnnt as nor’s inten »y | uiek movement to any part of the| gi ta atkis’ Ak the (CAMPER: tomobile ity | FUNERAL CHURCH, 1970 Broudway weather the trip was postponed until! 1. W. W. leaders were agnin refused} Ausiices actors’ Fund, to-morrow m nit te old a pi le | eae eiestr |S permit to hold a parade and any! cae gitas—i a oeallva, ecuaete: . fa were! processions that may develop will be “or Kaward Lilian (nee O'Nety Alfred J. Johnaon, f eit | in de of Lhe pol Measures al aery ' lay 2. 10 verlain, w was reportet, would | have already been worked out to deal] B. okh to Bt appuinted Geglatory Public Service! with the situation, Chief of Police! pnmisaioners The overnor could 09%) Garrity said hig men will see that no “ : . | the matter parade is held. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. Lice oe inte cease tunis Meetings were held jaat night in| W replied iecikesainua eparation for the May Day gather- $1, 000 RE ARD ——_— ngs, A demand was made for he .¢ NO QUESTIONS ASKED | NO BLAME FOR WIGMORE, | tease of Eugene V. Debs, Socialists | Oi\Munetine damnit’ act Combe featur pettcothMe 8 have thousands of cards protesting wand raey General against jailing of their fellow mem- | a i ning. three | Frank by Army Man, bers ready for distribution to-day, | ApOL 2? Ais"us ity Carlton oF WASHIN YEON May 1.—Attorney Police are watching the mails for DREICER & CO. < era! Palmer to-Gay held that no | more bombs, lowing the receipt of | SS yiame cad tached to Col, John H.Jone by Federal Judge Landis, who PERSONALS. Vigtwore for ma. a dicfense of the} rentenced 99 1. W. W. leaders to! greys Crokverpting dove as prowied army: ¢ muirtis om war prison last November. Bryoone rade board frar ne attorney Kg The bomb rec it. =<@_—__—=- OFT orn given in a letter had au franked wh. 4 opinion was Senator ( med t amberiain, who to empl ting the letter pe BROOKLYN MEETING QUIET. Nothing Ini 1 Labor rv mn ned ott The May or Party Day meeting of the 1% ct was held to-day at Labor Lyceum. peochos in It bie Assemb) od | Dis the There wer slian, German and & ue | ig Central office dete and 1s idl Phe spe Ludwit |The chairman w Arturo Giovan Fred Bi de Julius Ipshman, | GOMPERS IS IMPROVING artly | Labor Leader Passes Kestfal Sight Tat eet Ale ryt and Condition Suttafying, y ten red with: of| Announcement was made this morn Hori Ma rican Fined Chowolitte, ng at the Continental Hotel uiat omits ENTICS 4¢ samuel Gom President of the PESD WON JAmerican Iederation of Labor, had War dra AlanlOnaning passed a restful night @nd that hi : condition was to attending him. PIMLICO WINNERS. satisfactory nt : FIRST RACK--Three-yeur-olis wak-| alow, Bhi Ww 1 aud $2.80; thine, 116 br Kes, Padus, Balarove reaps, dlso ran ' Brook vas peer is to-day ni fa to be BUCINESS: PROPERTY TO LET. Special for for To- Morrow, Friday, May EPH Fae CHOCOLATE COVERED SWEEIMEATS— The Will he. res Hing what 4 of out a doabt this most diversified eolleeti lasting sweets in the CTD Was OW ERT bby Sr ner fretion, finvored, with finest Ol oF r rookiyu hox at LPOUND telephone directory. aden the container looatl soeck(ied Wels! The