The New York herald., 1922-06-04
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few words he said to the Philadelphia
police. he represented himself as being.
What the Philadelphia police believs
Is an important link in the Ward case
was the discovery on the prisoner OF a
letter purporting. to have been written
by woman in New York to Cienzo.
The letter was addressed to ~. Stars"
which the prisoner said was one of his
american names by "Mariee Will
son." at Third avenue. near Forty4sixth
street. New York. IL related to the
ater invitation Cienzo had sent
The name CT the woman together with
Ciuzo's photograph and finger prints
have been sent to the New York police.
who have wired that they intend to send
detectives to interrogate the prisoner.
dispatch from Wakefield. Mass,
says that the man in the Philadelphia
hospital may be John Cienzo of that
town. A paper found in the Philadel-
phia prisoners pockets had the name
Wakefield, Mass. Wakefield reports
that Cienzo, who lived there, has been
away from home several months and
when last heard from, two months ag >,
said he was going 70 Philadelphia from
New York
He enlisted In the navy in January.
1918, and trained at Charleston, S. c.
He did secret service work in wartime
and remained in detective work after
the war. His parents in Wakefield do
not know who employed him. He was
at home last Thanksgiving. Clarence
Peters, the man whom Ward killed.
came from Haverhill. Mass, and was
in the navy in 1918.
Cunningham was asked in the White
Plains Jail last night II the description
of the man detained in Philadelphia tall
lied with that of the wounded Joe or Bill
Jackson of his story. He said 'YesSin
a general way, but I couldn't be sure
witnotr seeing the man or his picture
sJack" in a Red stutz.
1t developed yesterday that man
whose first name is Jack" has been
'bobbing up at the Mills Hotel at Seventh
avenue and Thirty-sixth street in red
Stutz.
A car of this make and color was al
legged by Walter S. Ward to have been
used by Charley Ross" and Jack" to
trail him when he drove with Clarence
Peters to the Kensico reservoir near
White Plains on the night of May L.
He shot Peters to death there, and had
a pistol battle with the other two-ac-
d6rding to his story-after Peters had
menaced him with a pistol because he
Employees at the Seventh avenue hos
telry said that a man known to habitues
of The place as Jack" had called there
frequently for some one" up to six
weeks ago. At that time he dropped out
OF sight. saying that he was going on a
sea trip.
Three weeks later he showed up again.
This time he was driving his automobile.
Hotel employees said that in contrast to
his former seedy appearance he was well
dressed and seemed to be in prosperous
circumstances.
Several times he was said to have re-
appeared, each time roaring up to the
hotel in the machine late at night. A
brief call and he was off again. His
last appearance was said to have been
made last Thursday night. sixteen days
after the shooting.
Jack" was described as about five
feet four, about % years old and OF
dark complexion.
Suspect Has Road Map.
A road map of New England with
towns and sections marked in pencil
showing an intimate knowledge OF the
region OF the country involved in the
Ward case was found IN a travelling bag
checked in the Read ing Terminal In Phil
adelphia by John Cienzo before he was
arrested and taken to the Samaritan
Hospital was recovered tonight by De-
tective Belshaw. t.-,
Several articles of clothing In the bag
tended to show that Cienzo had been in
the navy at one time. Most of the civil
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