New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Paris May Call
Army toPut
check on Reds
<.o,. Are Held Ready TO
urotect the American
ra,bassv From Proposed
demonstration To-day
communists Are Defiant
a..s,,s and Posters Still
flamor for Mob Protest
leainsi Executing Slayers

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light. 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
a,prs Ty Oct. s2.-Thc Paris police and
soyernment authorities fastened
-. ..sgye Ambassador Herrick to-day
q ,.s American Embassy would be
,..ssd from Communist violence to-
II il required every gendarme
j. city. iianked by the cavalry and
1 soldiery of the famous republican
~ Regular army troops of the
s.. sarrison also will be in readi-
:. u Intervene in case rioting re-
{. from the determination of the
i IS. not to allow anti-American dem
.,,a.ions by the Reds, as they have
/ s..,ea either In front of the En-
,...v or anywhere else. 1t is reported
3. TIE Reds are planning to blow up
!. American passport bureau in the
/ ,V Tiisit.
With Communist posters on every
4 .sbosrd in Paris and "L'Humanite"
=, sL'Internationsle," Red news
.,ssrs calling OF ali comrades to meet
.s,so o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
/. Place de lAlma, the Place de
;ssadero and the Arc de Triomphe.
j. three squares nearest the embassy,
ras apparent that the Reds had de-
lid to defy the decision of the
.rnch government yesterday to pre-
ant further demonstration against
/ !, execution of Bartolomeo Vanzetti
/ ID Nicolo Sacca, who were convicted
( murder in Massachusetts. AS a con-
s,uence the authorities are preparing
i. any eventuality. even worse riot
" than last night in Avenue Wagram.
Police to Use Weapons
!, was not until late to-day that the
giuister of Interior issued orders for
aidng demonstration of any kind to-
sgrow. 1t was feared that plans for
|As demonstrations had gone too far
risn the government stepped in, as the
lids have been advertising to-mor-
|nTs gathering for several days. To-
|sy also the prefecture of police an
sssnced that the most energetic meas
ms would be taken, and it was init
listed that the police would be
sssn needed.
AMBASSADOR Herrick, to whom
lsnb was sent last Wednesday, re-
aised fifty more letters to-day pro-
sssing against the execution Of Sacco
Ind yanzetti. This brings the num-
ar Of such letters reaching the en-
Esssy to 500.
One Paris newspaper remarks to-
light: Tomorrow promises to be
,.rtile with Incidents"
Nine Arrested, One a Woman
PARIS, Oct. % (By The Associated
hess Mine arrests have been made
i connection with the throwing Of the
ismb at the Wagram Hall meeting last
light. which passed a resolution favor
ng the demonstration. One of the
lwested persons is woman.
Fifteen persons were wounded by
be explosion of bomb thrown into
! squad of police who were attempt
Ing to dispense a crowd near the hall
mere the meeting was held. Of those
aiu-ed twelve are said by "The Jour-
NJ to have been policemen.
The police to-day were continuing
aslr Investigation Of the bomb explo-
Ian in the home of the ambassador,
aaking numerous searches of houses
imposed to shelter Anarchists Of
.allan origin recently arrived from
AMERICA.
BERNE, Oct. 22.-Posters appealing
, Swiss workers to "save Sacco and
ianzetti' were pasted on walls
s:sfoughout the city during last night,
!ts posters were torn down to-day by
ne police and private citizens.