The evening world., 1914-02-11
GIRL Lost A, week
ACCUSESIWQMEN
.e AS K|DNAPPERS
Seventeen-Year.Old Henrietta
Schatzlein Says They Locked
Her in Room.
KEPT THERE ALL. NIGHT.
Sunday School Teacher Was
Ashamed to Go Home and
Lived in Room They Hired.
KEPT THERE ALL. NIGHT.

Henrietta schatzlein. seventeen
years old. pretty. = teacher In the
Emanuel Reformed Church at withers
street and Graham avenue. Brooklyn.
Ia In the care Of the Children's Society
In Brooklyn. III and miserable. as the
result Of her experience since she was
missed from her home at No. ! 80 Skill
man avenue. Patrick Glynn. a painter
OF No. ?2I Leo avenue. and Henry
Seifert. steamhtter. OF No. 81
Nostrand avenue. have been COM
mitted to Raymond street jail until
Saturday. II In hoped the girl WIN
then be composed enough TO press her
charges against them.
According to the girls story. she
was on her way home y week ago
yesterday from = sewing class at
the Y. w. e. A.. where she was one
Of the favorite pupils. when the two
men approached her at Nostrand
avenue and Fulton street and chattcd
with her as she was waiting for a
car. A number Of other members Of
the sewing class had just left her on
the corner and the men seemed to
be friends Of her companions.
TOOK HER TO A MOVING PIC.
TURe SHOW.
They invited her into, the FuitVn
moving picture and vaudeville theatre
an rh,, and ,v,aA. thnu,s>lvn~ o~rAa
able to her until the end of tho after
noon show. BY that time she had ex-
plainsd-to them that she did not have
much fun. because her mother did not
like to have her about with young
mon. and only two days before had
scolded her severely for staying out
until midnight when she had been
told to come homo at 10 o'clock. She
had threatened her mother nj that
time that she would leave homo and
earn her own iivinG II she were 10 be
scoided every time she enjoyed her
self with other young people.
| Glynn and Seifert encouraged her
independence. she said. and invited
her to visit place they called 1.-THE
Girls Club" where they said a lot
Of young folks met for good times.
She went with them to . room over
q moving picture theatre In Lee ave-
nue.. near Middleton street. When
she wanted to leave. she said. they
locked tho door and compelled her
to stay until morning. Then they
advised her to 60 home.
Henrietta said she was afraid and
ashamed TO 70 home. Sho had no
money or she would have found q
room and tried to earn her own liv-
Ing. Giynn and Seifert took her TO
q respectable roominE house kept by
Mrs. Rooney at No. SIS Bedford ave.
nue.. Tho landlady accepted her a.
q tenant on condition that she should
receive no company and should stay
In ut night. She tried to ind work
unsuccessfully.
SPECIAL PRAYERS SAID ron
HER IN CHURCH.
Meantime her parents. the police.
her classmates at the Y. w. c. A. and
her little pupils In tho Sunday School
were searching for her everywhere.
Special prayers were offered for her
at Sundays services at the church.
A church member had glimpse OF
her on Bedford avenue Monday and
Informed Detectives Royce and Solan.
who made q house to house search
and found her. The girl was reading
an account Of the search for her In
q Brooklyn newspaper and was cry
Ing over It when the detectives en-
tered her room.
Tho men fsIterinsly told Magis-
trate voorhees, that tho girl bod made
the first advances to them And that
afternoon to Fulton street and Nos
trand avenue. Sho pointed out Glynn
and Seifert In q boot black stand.
Royce and So.an took hsr yesterday
after the moving picture show they
had gone to a saloon al Leo avenue
and Lynch street, where they re-
manned drinking for some time.
They said they did not force Miss
Schat zlein to remain with them. They
face sentence OF twenty years In
prison II the girls charges against