Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
NEW YORK BOMB
 VICTIMS TOTAL IA DEAD-- POLICE FORCE 1S BAFFLED
Russian Editor Held By Officers as Possible Lead To Identity of Bomb Planters
Republican A. p. Leased wire7

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Department of justice agents and the police were still without a clue tonight of the Identity of persons responsible for 1hursdays explosion in Wall street.
 Alexander Brailovsky, Russian journalist, who was arrested yesterday on information furnished by an anony- nous correspondence and who ad- mitted having been in the financial district short time after the eX- plosion, is still held without bail on charge of being undesirable alien.
 William J. Flynn. chief of the bu- reau of investigation of the depart ment of justice, declared tonight he placed no significance in BrailoVsNy $ arrest. but said he was being ques- toned and held in conformance with the departments plan not to overlook any bets" and to follow up all leads
 No other charge or suggestion that BrailovSky is any way personally re- sponsible for the disaster has yet been made by the authorities. They ap- nounced however. that he would be questioned further and an effort made to locam three men with whom he was seen talking at Pine and Nassau streets less than an hour after the blast. He vehementiy denies being implicated in the supposed plot.
 One Body Unidentified
 The only other recent important de- velopment is the suggestion by Medi- cal Examiner Norris that the sole re- maining unidentified body, that of d blond haired boy about 19, may be that of the driver of the death wagon, which was abandoned near the assay office just before the explosion and which is believed to have carried the time bomb causing the disaster Seven iaentifications' of the body were made today but all proved erroneous.
 A revised list of the dead tonight showed that 34 persons were killed.
 Robert A. Pope, brother in law of Edwin Fischer. who sent postcard warnings of the disaster, from Toronto to friends in the financial district, was questioned for two hours today at the department of justice Pope turned Fischer over to the authorities in Hamilton. Ont, where he is being detained pending his extradition to this city, where he will be questioned as to his knowledge of the blast. Chief Flynn would not disclose the nature of the investigation of Pope or say whether he would come voluntarily or in answer to summons. Fischer, who already has been adjudged mentally unbalanced by a lunacy commission in Hamilton. is expected here tomorrow.
 Chief Flynn declared there were no new developments in the case tonight, although his men were working or sew eral leads" and hoped for definite results He denied published reports that he was seeking five members oi the so-cailed Gallant band of an arehists.
 T lzr.ow where these people are and we are watching them" he said We have them under surveillance along with a number of other people, but we are not looking for them
 100000 View Scene in Day
 Police estimated, that 100000 persons visited the scene of the explosion to- day.
 All prominent churches and public buildings as we'll as the homes of higf public officials and financierS were placed under extra guard during the week end.
 Impressive funeral services were held today for eigth of the dead. mill tary honors being accorded to three who were war veterans.
 The September grand jury will be gin listening to the testimony of wit nesses tomorrow. Subpoenas have been issued for more than score O persons who claim to have been with in a block of the explosion.