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

absolutely confident that II was uiti-
mately bound to result from the mass
Of detailed information already accumu-
lated.
State qua rdsmen OF the First and
Second Brigades will BIO mobilized In
their armories In Manhattan and Brook
,yn tomorrow night Once assembled
they will he rushed 20 various points
". the city which would be of strategic
Importance In the event of civil disorder.
Brig Gen. George r. Dyer. in COM
mand of the First Brigade. said yester-
day that these plans had been made
Jointly with Brig Gen. James Robb OF
the Second Brigade. Primarily, a drill
in the ordinary sense for the guardsmen.
the arrangements were made without
special orders from Gen. Organ or
others.
Secondarily, it is admitted, the "drill'
will furnish striking warning for any
radicals who may be planning disorder
here for the first week In July.
About, 5000 men will be mobirzed.
Their assembly, and equipment In the
ntmories will be accurately timed as well
as their movements to the places in
the city where they will form in the
streets. Den. Dyer did not announce
where these places will be. He said that
WIZ VI VIC AtdoVhb iOT NHC EuOptttAdlIOu
wat to ascertain accurately Just how
many men we're ready for duty in the
guard regiments, which have been MAIN
tanned In more or less informal man.
ner for some time.
In Manhattan the Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, Fifteenth, Sixty-ninth and Seven-
ty-frst regiments viii mobilize and in
Brooklyn the order will affect the Four
tenth. Twenty-third and Forty-seventh
Infantry, the Second Field Artillery and
Third Field Hospital.
Lydia vincocis Lived Here.
Detectives OF Sergeant Gegan's bomb
squad have developed in New York
traces OF Lydia Vincocis, the London
Jewess arrested In Philadelphia yester-
day while distributing copies of the
anarchist Soviet Bulletin" which they
regard as Of extreme Significance. The
woman was Identified as having lived for
two months at 26S South First street,
Brooklyn, under the name Of Rosenberg,
and as having frequented many radical
gatherings here. |
Detectives Brown and Wallace OF the
bomb squad. accompanied by Detective
Cosgrove of the United States Shippina
Board. found in the fiat at that address,
which has been vacant two or three
the woman with the group which sur.
rounded Emma Goldman before the Gold.
fpan woman was sent to prison for hef
, campaign OF violence against the draft
law two years ago and other papers
sho wing her connection with other groupt
here and In Philadelphia.
They found that the ANARCHIST So.
Wet had been printed at the Ukrainian
Print Shop, 10 East Seventh street. and
! in going through other print shops in
the neishborhood the detectives picked
UP and brought to Police Headquarteri
for examination Adolph Schnavel. ack'
nowledged head OF that group of Rus
sian anarchists who allude to themselves
In public as ''philosophic" anarchists
| and Serglus Youmshanoff and Arthur
Leslge OF the Russian Peoples House
East Fifteenth street. They were re.
| leased after they had answered ques.
| tons. Schnavei is on bail awaiting thu
| decision OF the courts on an order of the
Pittsburg authorities for his deportation
The police here are as yet unable te
gauge the Importance OF the finding In
| Philadelphia In the room Of Samuel
Miller OF large folding yellow envelopes
bearing the label Sachs q Co. Broad.
way and Thirty-third street, New York
city" II this description OF the envelope
is accurate. however. Sergeant Gegar
points out that they are an obvious for.
gerry. The large dry goods Arm al
Broadway and Thirty third street spelli
| its name differently-Saks q Co.
"Saks & Co. were unable to tell M
anything about the envelopes to-day
| Sergeant Gegan said last night, ION such
information as we had about them. w,
| have asked the Philadelphia police e
send US more details and a sample o.
| the enVeIopes OF course II they art
genuine SaKs envelopes " may be tina
they have been legitimately obtained, al
the woman Vincocis says she is a dress
! maker and has received many samples