The Washington times., 1911-10-23
THRt[BEAT|NGWAY
BACK f0 RELATIVES
2ITHR0WN INTO CELL
tBaltimore Young Men, After
Long Trip, Are Arrested
in ,Anacostia.
wAsHINaroN TIMES BUREAU,

WA6hIN1ION llmES bONEAU,
5T -; tANAcosTIA, d. c.. OCT. g.
rstsAfter journeyins by easy stages afoo,
ssxfM on freight trains ali the way from
reSincinnati without being interfered
with, Frank Keane, Emil Hennicke, and
'sFrank Rau, young men who were try
Ing 10 make their way back to kBaitl.
u more. yesterday were arrested BY the
ssp1flce OF the Eleventh precinct. They
al hsA just left a freight train In the Ana
-1tSetia yards, near Benninz, when
Gsesv6rgo Anderson. a railroad watch. saw
them ana turned them over to Police
1snAn A. u Lucas. The prisoners stated
s41hat u wa their Intention TO walk from
t9yshe Anac8stia yards to Baltimore had
istiiey not been taken into custody. e.
fAo The youngest one was Emil Hennicke,
= seventeen years, who was anxious to
-@sss his uncle in Baltimore once more.
ss2Is has been at work In hotel kitchens
iIand did not suffer from lack Of food while
',ttsS was away. Frank Keane, nineteen
..lyrars old. has been employed on steam
NsboatS on the Great Lakes, during the
"a s3timmer, and he was working for the
business, Mems Club Of Cincinnati Just
.sspr1or to leaving and, striking out for
Ishome. Frank RAN who 10 q painter,
-aefas beer, working at bis trade. He de-
sfgAred be had sent all his funds to his
1wtfe in Baltimore. leaving himself PEN
.niless, so that he had to, become a
Senp he oopa nSS no ~ Scas sessr to return
20 Relatives IN Baltt;npre were informed
= pr the arrest OF, the three and num-
is.yailsd to Secure the release OF % any OF Of
ssfhe three. wis-T 60 .-a.u.
~ - The Anaeostia Bapti.t Church will
- participate In tho annual convention OF
y the Sunday School Association OF this
District October 30 and 81 and Novem-
.sbsr ]. The church has nemed the fnl-
te attend at .ae aeay sss.
Hons: Mrs. i. e. McGiil, Miss Edna
olCeokman, Miss Blanche Keller, and
Miss Jeanette Hardy. ard Eugene Cook
ssi An invitation has been extended to the
Rev. George M. Cummings. tae pastor
.,Cherch. to take :,art ir the colnbration
scot the twerty-fifth anniversary OF Faith
~ iPresbyterian Church, Baltimore. Nd. 1t
was IN this church that the Rev. Mr..
A call has been issued BY strs. Mar
sEiret McPherson. Of Anasostie, the Sec
peiGncs Union in this place, for n
IN meeting tomorrow afternoon IN the
- residence Of Mrs. VI. E. Cornish. l55
aiEh street: The annual election of Of
- William, A. Smell. assistant superin-
tsndent 81 the Sunday school Of the
-o Sunday school. is III in the Naval Hos
- .pikal, in Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
s!.havinE been removed there a few days
-.sssnsittee named to circulate t Petitions IONS
,ssomong Anacostia business men request
boing that the stores now open on Sunday
-o4be closed. and his absence may interfere
a q hoa hnn
by that committee.
Revival services were besur, last night
Dchurch; The Rev. Samuel w. Grafhin,
the pastor, officiated. They will con-
81. tinue through the current week at least.
senThe yearly donation party. for the
Home for the Aged will
ssshe held in the Garden Memorial Pres
,e ebyterian Church on the evening of Oc-
aSVfll be a social in observance Of Hal
=. jlssween. . -
-. ,l George W., King. ST., is making an
extensive trip through Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Ohio. ..',It
The Altar Society Of st. Teresa. 8
Grs Ghsrch f,nton met yesserdsy evening. with
,scompleted arrangements for a,-suppel
! sTeafasN.an November. '1r'"'-sr - 80
~ The Sunday school, choir lust organ
dzed IN. the. -Anacostia- Baptist Church
itwas heard yesterday for the first time
1T comprises twelve voices. chosen from,
among the children. and will be led
by w A. FsCookman, with Mrs. L. e.
AceHis % sorsanist {
The Ladies' Aid Society. Of the Ana
oostia Baptist Church Mrs Ida Bos-
:tlwell. spresidentssF Will meet on Thursday
I ksevenipg IN the churcR hall to report
l,hpon the rectnt- rummager sale, and to
,ttmake arrangements for a supper to be
held next month.