The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
CLERGYMAN SPOTS SYIEDLBR
"SISFER ANNIE mE@GAR IS
SENT To FME w0RKROUSE.

TIE New. ". q. Jeala8e. &C WMem Ne AsAkea
% 60 c0nalane nm @onseAs ma msaa
AbOga mam n the ama'-WOaSs9
Many Wlsh 1sss rals % q weary mnat.
The Yals Social circls. ct rs Monsross
avenue. BrOoklyp. and the Junior Circle.
at Gates and heid avUnue. Same borough.
WHICH were TO have had John David KlAp-
holz 40 quasi this afternoon. win turn
down thu glnss at his plate. John David.
whose soft baby face has been his meal
ticket ever since no came from oermany
In November. 1907. In search Of his lost
sister Annie. plsAAsd guilty In the night
court last evening 20 q charge OF vagrancy
and wsns % BlacAwsll'a Island for six
months.
Thsrs is vet another who 10 rsFt Of
John. and that IL Carrie who the other
day In BROOKLYN ssnt him Q post card
bearing her photograph and thess lines:
visa { were . SsssuP
Prom whirh you drank your tea.
And every tine you tO@h . zip
hope you'd Shink Of me.
John David KApholx. 10 years Old. Of
81 Hopkins avenue. Brooklyn. 10 also
known to the police a. Joseph Hartmann.
Yesterday he went to u.s. Fast Seventy
second street. the home Of the Rev. W.
Raymond JelliGe. pastor Of the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church, stall in
search Of his loaf SISTER. Annie.
4 am Just from GsrmAnv.' klApholz
told Mr.. Jelliffe in broken English. she
wrote me from your address. She works
for you and would like TO Ret ss to Rst
my trunk from the Austrian American
dock.-
Mr. Jsllime read about Annie Hartmann
in THK SUN some time ago.
Your sister doesn't live here. he told
the Young man But come with mo to
the police station. Do you know what .
drag isS Well. I've got one around AZ the
they'll find Annie Tor you
On the way 90 the ssassoE the yoslag
man inclined to the gloomicst view OF
the situation. Ne thought the minister
ought 10 give him the % first and after
the business OF the trunk they would look
for Aanis. But Mr. lelliGe couldn't
hear Of IL. They'd send out an alarm
for Annie and then get the trunk.
Al the station Mr.. Jelllne told hin sus-
piCiOns 10 CsPs. HuGhes and the captain
b.,scsiv .n' De SSs DsTiSs IooH:S aP
Agent Forbes OF the National Aesocla-
ti0n for the Prevention Of MendlcAncy
and Charitable lmposturs. Mr.. FOrbes
had q copy OF TEE bUN article MY. JelRiue
had assn and q bot nore about klapholx
besides Magistrate Corrigan. who sat
in the night court, also had sssn the ar
ticls and didn't require much exnlana-
ton from Mr.. JelliHa.
would you work IL you had vosk,'
asked the Magistrate % the prisoner.
yes
well. you may have sis months OF 10
in the workhogRse."
Mr. Porbss's record shows that on
November %. 1900. klAph0lE got money
from Mis- Alice L. Sellsberg Of io34 Park
avenue 10y telling tho same story about
sister Annie Miss Aida Buyer. . visitor
Of the North Presbyterian Church. a26
West I9Sth street. contributed on DecBm-
Der 1, Iola. So did MrR. =. W. Perkins Of
90 Madison avenue on March 10 last. and
yesterday Miss q. Edna Lswis at that
address once more redesmed the trunk
from the dock.
klaphOlz had o. in his pocket whom
arrested IN addition to tho invitations
from the Brooklyn social clubs and tho
post card mentioned.
y. La 0OardiA. an immigration ofncor.
said Klapholz was a professional bsNaar
when he returned to New York from Ger
many a second time last August. He will
try 60 have klaphOlE deportsd