The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-23


william Smith. white and Albert Hicks.
a ncsro. are the Clemcnton men VINO saw
the boy. who was with three men. They
said their attention Was attracted because
the boy WAS crying and evidently try ,ng
TO escape.
one OF IN. men was about 90 years old,
feet inches tail and wore a dark over
Goa; and derby hat. The two Others were
about 81 years old and each slightly
shorter than their younger companion.
ono wore a dark fedora hat and the othcr
a derby
The men appeared to be waiting for a
train. but when tneir efforts TO que; the
crying boy failed they started Walking
down tbs tracks toward Atlantic C.ty.
A, Hammontun. y. j. - Mrs. Shuu as
serts she saw the quartet pass her house
In n covered wagon.
Railroad detectives OF the Pennsy lvsna
and Reading systems Mere motif. a. and
Joined with the Philadelphia detectives
and others In the search. Al the station
agents along both railroad lines were
notified by telegraph not TO leave thtr
posts, and 10 Lo'd up and arrest any
trcsplsscrs along III. tracks.
An army OF Philadelphia newspaper
men and photographers followed the ny-
ing automobiles and early tonight caught
UP with the detectives. The alarm was
sounded as the party passed through each
Jersey town. and notices bearing photo
graphs and a description OF the missing
boy were scattered broadcast.
sleep In Day, Travel at Might.
The detectives learned that the three
men and the boy had been seen in other
localities in south Jersey and concluded
from IpsCripfipn nF th.tr Not,
they had adopted plan OF sleeping
through the day and travelling by night.
Help us in our great trouble; rsmem-
Der even little things, said James Me
Carrick, father OF ,he kidnapped boy. to-
day I'm a second appeal to parents OF the
country to AID In tho search
1T has been eleven days since my son
was taken from our home and each day
has added so much n the misery and
suspense that our hearts ache
I'VE are scarcely able to sleep or eat
Ny wife cries continually for our boy
and although | have done my best to
keep up heart and have been encouraged
by the brave men and women aiding in
the search am nearly ready to give up
| hope.
Il appeal to every man. woman and
! child In the city and the country to AN
swer the call OF my wife and myself
B Helm us In our great trouble. Try to re-
/ member even the little things that might
! furnish a clue,
/ I'VE know you are with us heart and
soul, but keep on trying We do not ask
! financial aid All the money In the world
/ would not be worth the assurance that
our hoy Is safe. We only ask that our
! hoy be returned 20 us
Direct Appeal IL kidUapprrs.
III II should happen that the one or
ones who have done this thing read these
! lines remember that you were once chill
drcn AZ near and dear to your father ard
! mother as our son is to ny. We pray that
your hearts may soften and that you will
let US know at least that our little boy IL
safe, II our boy Is dead. then We shall
cease to fear that he has met a worse
fate"
Thousands OF reels OF photographs OF
the missing boy will be made tomorrow
by film manufacturing company and
will be distributed TO moving picture thea
tres throughout the city and country
within the next week the pictures of
Warren McCarrick will Ice shown In thou.
sands of theatres AL over the country
land will DO seen by ut least l5 5000, 900
persons during tNat time.
| A revised description OF the boy, sen,
out 10 the police OF all the larger elite,
In tho country to-day. IL as follows
Warren McCarrick, 4 years old. about
ID pounds. medium build sandy complex
ton. small scar on cheekbone under left
eye. dressed In blue REFER overcast hin
gum boots red knitted csp.-