The Washington times., 1911-10-13
police UNABLE TO
FIND ". A. GARNER,
SOUGHT 0 ] BY MOTHER
Young Man Leaves Board
ing Houes At Anacostia
AS Search Begins.
WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ANACOSTIA. ID. c. OCT. "a

a.r ANASOSllA, II. u, OCT. lS.
". A. Garner, the young man whom
the police of Washington were asked
to find In order that he might 60 to
the family home in Brandywine. Prince
George county, Md, to see his mother.
who has requested his attendance in
her critical illness, left his boarding
house in Congress Heights just as the
police department received the MESA ge
notifying him. He was boarding WITH
the Reininger family. 1t was learned
from them that when Mr.. Garner left
he said he had secured a position with
the Knox Express Company The po-
lice of the Fourth precinct failed to find
him at the Knox warehouse, Four-and
a-half street and Virginia avenue south
west. They are still looking for him.
Mounted Policeman E. s. Wood, Of
the Anacostia precinct, Is confined to
his home, 700 Sixth street southeast,
from injuries inflicted by horse. He
was preparing to go on night duty in
Anacostia andvisited the stable in the
rear of 506 Virginia avenue southeast.
where his horse Is quartered. There
were other horses there that night, one
of which the policeman tumbled over.
The animal, being frightened in the
darkness, kicked the policeman in the
abdomen, on the right leg and on the
head. .r'..
Policeman wood received treatment
since which time he has been under
treatment at his home.
Fred Miles. colored, resident OF
Stevens avenue, beyond Anacostia, is
8 prisoner at No. IL police station, held
ha <f Drt,,
county, Md. Dennis J. Hartigan, an
Anacostia resident, who owns a farm
in Cxon Hill, Md, is the complainant
against Miles. 1t is charged in the war
rant that Miles stole horse and wagon
laden with apples, from the Hartigan
farm The stolen property is valued
Miles, who denies the charge. has
Anacostia. Captain W. T. Anderson
commanding the precinct. says he viii
piratiOn of which time, II the necessary
papers are not Forthcoming, the man
Will be released. Attorney O'Brien, o,
Washington, is representing Miles in
Captain Lloyd Smith, United States
Army. and DR.. Bernard Glueck of tht
medical staff Of the Government Hospi.
tai for the Insane, have left the insti
months abroad. engaged in study. Cap.
tain Smith was assigned by the Wal
Department to the observation Of cas- ss
Of mental disease at the Government
Hospital, where he has been for a yea,
past. They will visit the scientific
centers of Eurppc, and apply them
selves to the courses in the field q.
mental disease. 1t Is understood the
Captain Smith will not return to thy
Government Hospital.
The committee to which has been re
ferred the petitions asking Anacostis
business men to close their places o.
business on Sundays. has been requested
to meet tonight in order that a pla'
may be formulated of formally present
ing the petitions to the stOrekepers an
securing their assent or refusal. IT,,
petition sent to the Anacostia Baptis
Church is still without any signature.
Mrs. j, II. Dawson and daughter, Mis-
s. A. Dawson, of the War Department
with Mrs. W.. r. Dawson. OF Sterling
Va, are visitors in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alice Maughans has been removed
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. james l.
Green, her parents, at st. Elizabeth s
following her recovery from a surgica
operation in Providence Hospital.
The six-year-oid son ot Jerome vii
sic, who fell from q che estnut tree frac
turing an arm. is still under the car
of physician.
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