New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
General, Accused by Dep
uty of Part in Presi-
dents Assassination,
F1ushes and Walks OF
Arrests in Army
Thwart Disorders
sikorski Now Premier;
Parliament Summoned
Wednesday fOrElection;
Many Plots Unesrthed

WARSAW, Dee. II (By The AssOeia-
ted Press).-Many arrests have been
made, particularly among the veterans
Of General Haller's army, IN connee-
sion with disorders and suspected plots
that have assumed a new seriousness
,inss the assassination Of President
ysrutowiez Saturday.
General Haller himself, when he en-
tered the art gallery Immediately after
Y.rutoviez was shot, was accused by
a radical deputy Of being implicated.
H,ller's face TUNED livid and he i'm
medlateiy left the gallery.
General sikorski, on taking over the
Premiership, ordered arrests among
g,llsr's men and the detention Of
Colonel Modelski, formerly Haller's
,s;vtsnt. Haller lately has been used
~ The Nationalist party as counter
;.svenee in the army to former Presi-
cent Pfsudskk
General Mourning in Poland
There Is general mourning through
.st Poland. over the assassination OF
Nsru,Ovlc1. All entertainments have
been suspended.
Marshal. Pilsudsd, formerly Pro
,isional Prssident, hss been appointed
cs;.s os s4ah Of the Polish army. He
,,njaees General Sikorski.
Ths Assassinatioa has aroused the
t.nss of patriotic duty among all the
solitIsal bart,es, and there now is gen
raj eo-opersticA for the maintenance
q strict order.
The formation within a few hours OF
A new Cabinet through the efforts Of N.
Rasaj. whe automatically became Presl-
dent Tben karutowiez was nssassinated,
fz6 ef General Sikerski, has given To
y'epls feeling Of sssTir.
Evidences Of Firmnsss shown
me Immediate summoning Of Pariia-
flent for next Wednesday 70 elect
new President has strengthenea shis
feeling. and Pilsudski's appointment as
chief Of staff has given additional as
y9bunce all necessary frmnesS Will De
shown By the heads Of the government
u this critical time.
The Cabinet Is being rapidly filled
Oit around the skeleton group OF min
liiers who took Office Saturday night.
The ministries that were not filed are
being loperated for the present by the
Sriouk men now holding portfolios.
Eliglus Niewsdomski, the assassin Of
President Narutowicz, who is painter
ard hfty-tli1ee years old, was born In
this city. he was a student at the
sesderties Of Fine Arts In Petrograd
fnd Paris. His mental arrangement Is
attributed to injuries sustained In an
automobile accident in 1918, which ne
setsitated two trephining operations.
Slayer Had No Aecomplices
Niewadomsh abandoned his art work
and became active politically several
years ago, but his irrespOnsibility
caused him 20 be expelled from two
political parties. There seems 70 be
no doubt he acted on his own response
bilitY without secompliees or knowl-
edge Of any political group.
The body Of President Narutowicz
was embalmed to-day. II will be taken
Tuesday 70 the ancient Royal Palace,
where II will lie in state during a great
public ceremony. The funeral will be
held after the election Of the new Pres
ident
NSFutowicz visited the art exhibition,
where he was assassinated, against the
.aYiee Of Premier Nowsk, who told him
Y would be dangerous TO expose HIM
st Narutowiez, however, accepted
= Invitation presented by Delegation
usists, with whom he arranged that
Nasit should be private one.
shot Following Congratulations
The President was shot while he was
Sassfting with the British Minister,
hhn 6. Max Muller. Mr.. Max-Mul-
y, ~ nn iust offered congratulations on
uney. u - u'0''SD
uysstsl.ne,a you should say" re-
pnso Ne Prssident. He had scarcely
spoteh vhen three shots came in quick
9L'senon. gsrutowies slowly sank TO
g., A. nsss and then collapsed on the
nru'orieS is survived by two chill
y.,' daughter, sixteen, and q son.
~. 49, Nsfuscwiez, who 10 In the TWEEN
80 ihs son 10 music student In
W, Of the Presidents last Aets was
6.sT'sgraph Count Zamoyski. the
4, s ninister IN Paris and his rival
jS.,s s anal baIlotlng for the Pres
Si.iy, thanking zsmoyski for his cor
" eongrstulstiOns.