Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
Did Not Want Mother to Know
Missing Girl Found;
Catch Man in Chase


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May" the voice at the other end
asked.
The detective stalled" and motioned
to Miss Edith Clark, Anna Mays sis.
ter, who was in the room. to come to
the phone.
Tell him." whispered IInggcrty
that I'm your best beau and just
happened to pick up the telephone. Tell
him anything you think Of, but keep
him nc the othcr end of the wire. I'm
going outside to trace that call.
The detective dashed over to the
Municipal Court Building. which is near
by. and had the operator quickly trace
the call that was coming into the Clark
house. She found it was from tn" Car
mody drug store, ut Broad ana Els
worth streets.
Commanders Auto
The detective saw a friends car
standing near the court building. and
Communicated it for quick dash down
town. He was few minutes too late.
The man telephoning had grown sus.
picious at Miss Clark's efforts to hold
him in talk and had hung up. How
ever, the druggist had noticed the youth,
and gave the detective an accurate de-
Scription.
When Haggerty described the young
man to the family they said, That
sounds like Fred Heiman, who used to
be a friend Of Anna Mays.
The detective found that Heiman
worked in a garage at Twenty fifth and
nvs,rI TTnUunrty scruppi
Quantancc with Hugh Mctilinn. 22lo
Meredith street. who worked there also.
The detective mentioned the girl.
sure know her. said young Nc
Glinn. Il can lead you right to her.
She's up In the country now, taking
care Of my sisters new baby.
MrGlinn accompanied Haggcrty to
the Clark home and told what lie knew.
lie said Holman had tod him about
the girl saying she had no home and
wanted 10 get job. II thought Of
my sister. who wanted % get girl, "
said MrGlinn. "and I fixed it right up.
| took Anna May up there and put her
in my sisters hands. You may feel
easy about her. she's safe. ~
Dot"rtiyc Haggorty, with Mr.. Clark,
went to Pnwling Lock yesterday and
found the girl without difficulty. They
brought her home, technically under ar
rest.
Last night, after hearing her story,
the detective went to the neighbOrhood
of lehman home and waited for him
to return from work. The youth, how
ever, had been warned that the police
were looking for him, and he came
warily.
Haggerty, recognizing him from de-
L. - ha
street on the running board of touring
car, The detective did not wait to call
on the driver to stop, but took a run
ming leap at the car, landing on the
board on the opposite side.
Covers Driver with Gun
lehman did not jump off, but the
driver Of the car paid no heed to the
detectives order to stop the ear, in
crcaSing his speed Haggerty climbed
from the running board into the ton
neau, and Heiman made his way
around toward the rear mudguard, the
detective after him.
The car was going faster and faster,
and the detective finally ended the
strange pursuit" by pressing his re-
vOIvrr to the drivers back and ordering
him to halt The car was stopped and
lIaggPrty arrested HcimNn, allowing
the driver to go.
The girl. on the witness stand, said
she had called Heiman up the day
she disappeared, and had gone to the
plac" where h" worked, waiting around
all afternoon.
Later, she said, Heiman had taken
her with him TO the armory at Forty
first street and Mantua avenue. wheie
he had to go to drill, She remained
there all night, she saiG, and next day
he took her to his sister in laws house
He did not live there, she testified.
After week the girl told the MagiS-
trate, she had been put out by Hell
mans relatives, and II was then she got
the job in the country.