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CENTS Chicugo Daily Tribune OME PAY NO MORE! EDITION THE WORLD'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER VOLUME LXXXVII.-NO. 201 C WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1928.-38 PAGES TRREE ONE * PRICE TWO CENTS AND SHOT BY DRY RAIDERS IN LOOP U. S. GUNMEN CAUSE PANIC IN OFFICE BUILDING Delay Calling Doctor for Wounded Man. (Pictures on back page.) Hardboiled George Golding's special prohibition squad shot a fleeing suspect yesterday in the City Hall Square building When the smoke of battle had cleared and Merle Adams, 1348 Hood avenue, suspected of belonging to a booze syndicate, had been sent to a . hospital; when the tenants of the raid- ed office building, which is across from the County building, had recovered from their terror; when Clark and Randolph street had resumed its sum- mer afternoon poise; then it was learned that the following events had taken place: The agents raided the officés in rooms 803 and 804. Adams, who first gave the name of Morris Green, ran out after his fist connected with the jaw of Agent Frank Evans. Agent Arthur Franklin, not four feet behind the fugitive, shot him and Adams rolled downstairs to the seventh floor. Agent Edward Gill ran to the sev. enth floor where two witnesses said they saw a blackjack swing several times on Adams' head. Get Out, Police Are Told. Back to the eighth floor, where women were cowering under desks the prisoner was taken and the agents attempted first aid to staunch the flow of blood. Get into your offices: we're gov ernment men," those in the hallways were told. Get out; we don't need you," police were told. Half an hour later a young womar thought some one ought to call á doctor, and she did. Then came nèwe paper men and camera men. Get out; we'll smash your eras and your faces," the ordered. You are not to let a the patient excepto chés of St. Luke's hos by U. S. Dry

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