New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

believe that she Is corree; In this
asgumnfion. ns the man has admitted
that bis home originally vas IN Wake
field. Mrs. Cien1o said in her message
that her husband had been missing Tor
three months.
Captain Souder said no word had
been received from New York and that
no representative o. the Nestchesier
County authorities had appeared there
20 question the man or make any other
tttcmpt 20 establish his identity -
figure IN the Ward case. Captain
Soudcr was frankly surprised BY this
neglect.
The Philadelphia polio. unhided
have learned that Cicnzo. suspected OF
having been pal Of the dead Clar-
cncc Peters. served IN the navy intel
ligcncc service during the waf Peters
also served in the navy. Nakchcld'
where Cienzo lived, and Haverhil'
whore Peters lived. arc not FAR apart.
Another not very strong link bind
ing Cienzo circumstartially 20 the
Wostchcs'cr County mystery vas me
fact that he had in his possession when
arrested p memorandum book issued
FOR advertising purposes by the Ward
Baking Company. He also had road
map % the region just north OF and
east Of New York tina, included points
about Stamford. Conn. where Cunning
ham SAID the wounded Jack" was
taken for medical attention. after hay-
inr been shot by Ward.
For more than three hours ycster-
day Cicrzo YVES questioned hy Lieu
tenant OF Detectives William Belshaw.
head % tho Philadelphia murder squad.
he refused 90 answer any Of their
questions. Once. IN fury, he broke
the straps that held him on bed
in fnc Samaritan Hospital soon
after that he was taken before Magis-
traie Kindell His answers 20 ques-
tions propounded In tho magistrates
presence were unsatisfactory and he
was ordered held without bail FOR fur
thoT hearing next Friday
Instead of being returned 20 tho hos
piial the police locked Cienzo IN cell
after hc was ordered held. Physicians
o. the hospital said they believed his
wound was not dangerous. as they had
ahortcd The infection that had de-
,clorcd
Even - Cienzo BE- not finally con-
rcctcd with the acts which led % the
shooting OF Peters. the Philadelphia
police believe that his mad struggle %
escape from tho policemen VINO ar
rested him hespeaks guilty con-
science. and ;hey purpose 20 set az the
cause % 30.
Maurice Mccarthy. attorney for
James !. Cunningham. the rAcetrack
hab.tuc. 'ct 10 be kno1n in White
Plains yesterday on what terms he
would permit his client % testify be-
fore fhc grand jury.
immunity must be guaranteed be-
fcrc my client enters the grand jury
ROOM. said Mr. Mccarthy after visit
ing Cunningham IN the Westcncster
County jail. Moreover. u the author
ities want Cunningham 90 go 90 Con-
nccticut or Philadelphia 20 identify
ans ono In this case. ! wil. decline %
lct him 80 unless ! am taken along.
This boy ls not going % be made the
scapcgoat in This affair.
Not in Home Daring Shooting
81 want % say nov that the state
mcrfs Cunningham made 20 The New
York American were true. except trat
he was not in the Ward home himself
when the shooting occurred and that
the wounded man. Jackson was not
brought 20 Cunningham's home IN the
Bronx.
Il want 70 state for him that the
man Jackson was injured before $3.50
o'clock on the morning Pctcrs's body
was found When the trial of this
case comes of ! will be able 90 sub
e.artiafe this statement. Cunningham