The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-04
ZclcnSka Missing From Home Since
 WallStrcctB0Inb
Left His Home in
 Brooklyn on That Day Carrying a Bag and 5 Was Not Heard of Un-
 til Arrested in Pitts
 burgh Carrying a Bag
 Full of Dynamite.

New York, Oct. 4.-FToreen Zelen- [ ska, arrested in Pittsburgh, left his home in East New York a few hours before the explosion in Wall street Sept. 16 and has not returned since. He carried a large reddish yellow bag.
 These facts were discovered here today by agents of the Department of Justice who were sent to Zelenska's s rooming house at the home of Mich ael Terhasky, tailor. Terhasky told the detectives that ZelenSka was a quiet man and never suspected of months, he said His room was opened by the United States opera lives, who searched drawers of a dresser and large trunk left behind by ZelenSlsa. They found a pay en- {velope they said which showed that Zelenska had worked for the Her cules Powder company, and must sives. They also found he had work ed as a motorman on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company and also as a butcher.
 crammed with Russian literature of Various kinds. Among this was found a considerable amount of rad ica1 matter, the agents said. They ! also 1Ounu L1ldL ZeleUShd 1du llNtu in Pittsburgh and in Woodman, w. Va.
 The Department of Justice opera tives also said they found a Russian passport.
 The documents and all literature found in the mans room were taken to New York headquarters of the Department of Justice where today it was being carefully exampined by Chief William J. Flynn and staff of helpers.
 Terhasky supplied the facts of Ze- E1enska'S departure from home the day of the explosion. He said Zelenska l told him that he was going to look for a job. He declared zelenska nev- ! CT shown any signs of mania. Will Solve the Plot. Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 4EFloreen l; Zelenska, who was arrested at a | the police had been tipped off by a i former government investigator that ! he was in possession of considerable 1 dynamite and on his way from Gin cinnati to Brooklyn, was being held today for further investigation. He is detained at Central police station | without bail.
 When placed in a cell he said: "See what we did in Wall street. NexS time it will be bigger and more terrible. The last was only a start" Government agents who talked . with the suspect for hours say they
 
 ties and that a solution of the explo- sion in Wall street is likely within g short time.
 Zeleska, the police claim, says he
 came to this country from Russia seven years ago and has never beer
 naturalized.
 The prisoner was not placed under
 arrest until after a terrible battle
 lasting ten minutes in one of the
 hotels rooms. He was knocked senseless with the butt of a police
 revolver as he attempted to reach {
 suit case in which later was found
 five sticks of high percentage dyna
 mite, with fuse and percussion caps
 Taken to police headquarters h.
 was subjected to a vigorous eXamina
 tion. First he claimed to be a coa
 miner but this was shown to be fals
 as his hands showed no signs of har'
 work. Later he admitted that he wa a Brooklyn tailor and had neve
 worked as a miner. He gave his ad
 dress at No. 47O Cleveland street
 Brooklyn.
 Police Commissioner John c. Cal
 houn First District, announced tha i additional information has been SC
 cured as to how Zelenska obtaine'
 the dynamite but the nature of tn
 information will not be disclosed un ! til certain points involved can b
 checked up in other cities. Commis
 sioner Calhoun intimates that tn
 dynamite was to be delivered t :