The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19

The finding Of these labels, however,
when taken in connection with the
forged Gimbel labels in which the May
day bombs were wrapped, Ia too i'm
portant to be neglected and will be fully
run down."
The New York police received pictures
ana finger prints OF the couple arrested
In Philadelphia. Miller was not recos-
nzed here and comparison with the
finger print records in the bureau OF
Identification showed that neither of the
two had been booked in the New York
department Detectives Immediately
recognised the vincocis woman as an
attendant at Red gatherings here.
Goldman Letter Found.
Little information as to her habits
could DO learned from her ons-tiIne
Brooklyn nelEhbors. The landlord and
others. however, promptly recognised the
photographs. The landlord said the
woman had leased the apartment two
months ago. before he owned the build
ing. The tanitor was also new to the
premises and knew little or nothing OF
the woman, who has not been seen there
in from two to three weeks. The police
we're not able TO learn whether she was
there when either the May day or the
June bombs were despatched.
The apartment was searched and other
pictures OF the woman, some OF them
showing her with male companions, were
found. The detectives also came across
COPY OF the old Nom Conscription
League letter, issued from 40 East 12sth
| street. signed by Emma Goldman and
| dated May Is. 1917. This was the doou-
| ment upon which the Goldman woman
| was sent to prison. 1t was violent ap-
| peal to resist the draft law.
with Il was the pictured announce
ment OF mass meeting to protest
| against the draft on May IS, presum-
| ably OF the same year 1t showed a
man stripped TO the waist and facing
| the mouth OF cannon while he held
torn pieoe OF parer labelled "Drait
| Law" The poster and the letter an
| nounced that the workers would fight.
| but not when ordered t. do 81 by the
capitalists. Alexander Berkman. Judge
Panken and other wall known radicals
were announced as speakers with Emma
| Goldman
Another letter wAs from tho Radical
| Library Bureau OF 1925 Arlington street,
| Philadelphia. II was ADDRESSED 70
''Comrade Rosenberg" AMI told of the
efforts of the bureau TO raise money
through a banquet. The money. the let
| ter said, was to be uscd for the purchase
jamin F. Moore" the name OF n radical
| we'll known to the New York police.
This information was promptly for
warded TO the Philad ,iphil police, ana
will. II Is believed, prove OF great I'M
portance in checking up the associates Of
the couple in that city. possibly result
ing in further arrests
Federal officials in this city were
still saying yesterday that there Is no
immediate prospect of the arrest OF the
actual perpetrators OF the bomb out
RACES. They are determined that they
will not make any charges thsy cannot
prove. They look on the arrests that
have so far been made as but par OF
the general plan TO check up and CO.
ordinate all possible Information about
radicals and to forestall their further
activity.
Sergeant Gesan announcer for the
first time yesterday that the woman
Louise Berger, Dynamite I,oulse." who
was in the house on Lexington avenue
where three anarchists were '-ilied by
their own bombs July 4, 1914. and wh1
has been reported to be ono OF the OBJ
jects of the present police search. sailed
for Russia from Hoboken two years
ago and has not since returned 10 this
country.