The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 4

_ | dei WHOSE. RUNAWAY {— “HIKE” FAILED BROOKLYN GIRLS RUNAWAY GIRLS, ARMED AND BROKE; HELD FOR PARENTS) = Washington Police Fooled by Boys’ Clothes of Brooklyn High School Pupils. (From a Staff Correspondent of The = Evening World.) (., on Monday morning, two chool girls dressed in boys’ tired cold and hungry, st night at midnight at n by Detectives Pat O'Bri Hot to the girls by the detectives, who took them to the House of Detention, where warm beds were provided for them The masqueraders told the police they were Gwendolyn Pell, sixteen years old of No. 695 Putnam Ave- nue, and Jane Evans, fourteen years old of No. 283 Macon Street, Brook- lyn. When Policewoman Mary Gaines d Robert Livingston of the , 9] Central Omics ‘ drinks and food were given| THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, knife was taken from Gwendolyn Pell their parents, who will arrive from ‘They ure held as fugitives from Brooklyn this morning. The girls were dressed in mack naws. 8, black ribhed stoc! Monday morning and had bet them $35. After they had purchased an outfit, they said, they had their hair clipped and took a train for Harrisburg, Pa. They spent a day and night there and a day at Middle town, Pa. Tuesday night, the girls said, they slept In a barn on the outskirts of Middletown and early yesterday went to Frederick, Md., by trolley and left there for Washington, arriving at noon. mouse-colored corduroy) st 1922," for the missing girls they were talk- ing to several policemen, who were completely taken in by their disguise, When the detectives called the girls they spent the afternoon. er overtaking them, they went to the Union Station and wired their ‘ send them funds, by name, the policemen almost q ‘ph Company at Union| fainted. Won ond the names of Donald and] The detectives told the girls they I Evans, would be detained until their parents viving the message, the parents|arrived to take them home. They he Washington police} took the information with a smile. { thelr whereabou “How long will it take for our hair When Detectives O'Brien and Liv-|to grow again?” one asked the other, ngston went to the station to look |and they both laughed ‘ih AU Franklin Simon 8 Co, A Store of Individual Shops ip FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS, There’s Something New in the Bramley Shoe— Brown or White Patent Leather Sat apa MIEh | SONWIT- TELE &sCO ‘Oppirations FIFTH AVENUB.AT 38™ STREET WASHINGTON, March 23.—De- claring they had not eaten a meal since they left their homes in Brook- = Patent Leather with welt sole and ‘walking heel. searched the girls at the House of Detention, a loaded revolver was found on Jane Evans and a large ‘They immediately went to the Capi- tol to see the sights, They then visited the Congressional Library Bramley Reg. 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