Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
'IR[ IS HELD As
lookout At SHORE
,,,,e. Charge That She and
Man Attempted to Rob Store.
Companion Arrested
ao1u CAUGHT AFTER CHASE

..,.rt,c city, April 6...The police &c
80 hoidine Grace Breen, eignteen Seniis sai
IA and William Proud. nineteeh. t'' =
9.,no gu, " a sensational attempt 10 roo =.
ICwe low. At Florida and Atlantic ayenues =
I".v.terday. "vte Proud was detected !ry.ns XII ~
,u entrance from the rear OF tne e. 90.
sshiiahment and It Is charged tnas .to
~ standing guard In an aileyWay, a.-
mnsd to interfere with pursusers. usa..
sveral pistol shots were nred "eiofe
4. couple were apprehended. ~. -
me eirl, according to the poiIicS, I,,h,s r.
..ntiv was arrested IN fni,a1%Stpna. %
~ ' authorities also arrested Cnaries
uns,ris. her companion at tnat tlme'
and the matter is now 1,rv aw"' '
,.aSsration Of the Grand jury
,..,.,ors seeking the denomination OF
,,l,ssa states Senator Joseph Frelins'
! Vssu Vm.su made their first appearance yes
nys.v nuys at City Hall. There was no
te.sns - .isn them on the part OF attaches
TT .Se !" officers with whom they had been
,ru he Frelinghuysen campaign man
~ Nss,s aid not 90 out OF their way 10
SI,a ~. Ioc., Republican organization IL
InS I,," The arrival Of the senior Sen
awa'ihs hnrs next week, when he Is to ad-
etor ne ~ County Executive Committee
dleSS S,oiit,col chieftains of South Jer-
anu Tirtii then the majority are
t,rs time in the matter OF open
m,IA.as,ent ms.nn because they are not en-.
inaSs'et iU,r satisfied with the dry stand
ti!sS sS. candidate, and there is open hos
ca %,,.w sne among many Of the war veterans
s...;,se In.S of the Senator's stand against
the Bonus BILL. .,u ... ,r.o
A.. .;no for in advance OF city cam
say s,n time. At a meeting Tuesday night
H..sort's Chief Executive announced
sa' r,ould be a candidate to succeed
himself two years hence.
o,e hundred candidates will be ini.
.,.,.S Vm1 Of an Odd Fellows ceremonial
SS..nrdov night. The degree staff OF
ss,iia SuiI,0I Iodee' Philadelphia. will give
hn MN Jeorees' Delegations of lodge men
trom e " ali parts Of South Jersey Will
participate.
c,-m,ation OF petitions seeking pres
.,'..;oi intervention in behalf Of Sam
mol Singer, COuNlCtCu oo'S. DO,
ssrv,no eighteen months In the Federal
.,ison in Essex County and under in
aictment % in Philadelphia rs the result
~ the scandal that also brought about
vhs Indictment Of former Federal Pro-
S;bition Agent Mcconnell and forty 1.
ssyen others, has aroused the ire and
os;cial protest of the Ministerial Union.
= body composed Of the pastors of local
The petitions appeared here a week
sso and are in quiet circulation about
tbe CITY at the present time. The par
Son petitions and "sinister persistence
81 political influence" to help the con-
Wet, who is credited with rcaping n
huge fortune from his traffic IN Illicit
Nauors, were freely discussed by the
dominies in their regular monthly meet
ing. Following this the set of resOlu :
tons was adopted.
The annual pre- Easter cleanup of
fortune telling establishments was
started here today when Detectives
Webb and Gilbert, members Of the vice
squad, descended on two "parlOrs. y
Mary Jones. thirty years old, n Serbian.
was the first prOgnosticatOr to fall un-
der the ban. Shortly afterward, Lena
Williams, twenty EIGHT. also Serbian.
Joined her in the city Jail on similar