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1,11. I ibirmilii.l.iii.bm CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: APRIL ii. 192n. PART 1-PAGE '2 5 11.1.nomPOOMMOROMINIEJO I it POLICE Fnn--11CHOIR I POLICE IIER0--1 CHOIR SINGER IN $40,000 THEFT 9, FURNISHES BOND SINGER IN Lalezz ZEI 4,1 1VORLUS LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE PC le ARCFcT Ittlictr finFICP $100 AWARDED 1 TO POLICE HERO Iti PISTOL DUEL, 1 11 0 AWARDED OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK tILS. "WC or? STORES FROM COAST TO COAST ILI Jai; u.sontorort STORES FROM COAST TO COAST MOS 11, CD Cl 11 1 ,) us (07-3 .1 it 3 ci, 6171,...) SD ttea 0 11 11.

Peoria, IU. April Agnes Hawks, demure choir singer of the First M. E. church, who, with George Collins, is charged with embzzling $40,000 from the commission firm of Luthy Locher, appeared with her widowed mother and lawyer and gave $10.000 bond. Collins is out on $2,000 bond.

Miss Hawks declares she Is innocent. She was cashier for the firm. Collins was employed as a delivery man. He notified the firm he had fallen heir to $8500 and started a trucking business. It is said the couple built a bungalow and that the girl has averaged monthly deposits of $1,000 for more than a year.

It also is charged she financed the trucking business and the cottage, and bought three automobiles. diamonds, furs. and other luxuries. ritoiman Risked Life to Capture Desperado. Pal C7) Ill et i I 40 irlypety gm 4ourmylow-rions ...,6.444,....,,,..

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ctiona rased her early -chere 'oo the 'Pera. once essele lost them 1Pers COM. t1147 ay. tcobanging bullet for bullet in a oil range pistol duel. Policeman Relpon Of detective squad 16-C ot March 4 wounded and captured an orient gunman single handed at :03 ruaerton avenue and for his valor rrittves Irmt TTUNETNIS hero award of ro for March.

wth unflinching nerve Relpon risked tto res to carry out orders and get 0 man. Between fteipon. however. and Bev rid ether policemen and firemen recratnended for the award last month cio decision was unusually close. At emit four other outstanding cases were dtiod, two captures of armed criminals And two reecues from burning build- 1 tro, Story of Ite ipon's Heroism.

The man captured by Ileipon. Fred aeticnan. was later identified as one Story of Re ipon's Heroism. The man captured by Reipon, Fred satuunan. was later identified as one Atlantic City Just Right for Right Now! I i Buy Tomorrow BUY or reserve a good used grand or player tomorrow! After our year inventory we are offering our entire stock of used, exchanged and demonstrators at savings as great as $200.

Terms were never so low. Every piano guaranteed by Wurlitzer, the world's largest music house. 14 fme players priced at $165. 12 prominent make grancls offered at only $330. Here is a real opportunity to own a high grade used piano that will give years of ecrince.

Be. here early for the best values. 14 Player Pianos Many of these players are like new. All are in excellent condition and can be g'uaranteed. Buy one of these players A 1 Policeman Charles Reipon.

TRIBUNE Pbcrto.1 1TIJL) LL2:) I ATLANTIC CITY is right alwaysbut if there is one time when it is more right than another it is right now with Springtime kicking up her heels in the scud and every breath of wind filled with the of Summer! shake off the shackles of the City and come and shake a foot with Springtime! 12 Grand Pianos Priced I-1: '15 D0wn27 a Month at of the holdup men who robbed a. store owned try-Harry Krohn. 4616 Western venue- He Is now in a serious condiuon at the bridewell hospital. Circumstances of the shooting were reported to Chief of Detectives Wile H. Schoemaker by officers of Helves squad who witnessed the battle.

In 'earth of persons who might have seen the holdup, the squad, which srss assigned to the Surnmerdale station, learned that George Lynch, a suspect. was hiding in a rooming house at 1633 Fullerton. His description tallied with that of one of the bandits. Fort Ray LSO and Officers Mores cushing and James Maloney went to the third floor room where Lynch Els staying. Saltzman was with him.

p.o.'pon was assigned to cover the rear the house. The three officers knocked on the and, receiving no response, burst At the same time, Satzman, heaver armed. escaped through a window to the fire escape and descended. Majoaey tired at him, but missed. Gunman and Patrolman Meet.

Reaching the alley, Saltzman was halted by Reipon, who ordered him to throw up his hands. Instead the fleeig bandit whipped a revolver from his pocket and Bred point black twice, neither bullet taking effect. Relpon then drew his own weapon etd tired four shots, every bullet enter ing Saltzman's body. Saltzman dropped to the ground and steadied his gun in a last effort to kill the officer. Re ipon grappled with him.

wrested the revolver from hi hand, handcuffed him and took him to a first aid station while the other officers arrested Lynch and two other companions in the house. Saltzman was booked for robbery and assault te murder and Lynch for robbery. They are held under bonds of $10,000 each pending trials April 30. Patrolman Reipon is a married man with three daughters. He lives at 4146 Eddy street.

Most spectacular, perhaps, of all the month's bravery cases were the two fire rescues, made by Richard Hutching, of engine company number fifty-four, and John Enright of number seventeen. Saves Wife and Seven Children. Although he was confined to his bed, convalescing from an operation, Hutching, hearing the screaming of children, arose when fire broke out In the apartment building at 811 West 63d street where he lives. He carried his wife and four children to safety, then returned, broke in the back door and carried out three other children. Enright, on March 9, rescued a man from the third floor of a building at 220 North Halsted street when IV was a mass of flames.

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no into 15 give to ap- one of se Call SIP 16 ING vECI i L) The grands offered tomorrow are high rade makes. Many of them have I been taken in exchange on reproducing Come tomorrow and inspect these values The rands off rade makes. ell been lee ent 1 rtt a nha le jive can. I. an(1 I OP Unusual ValuesMade Possible by Unusual Spring Weather! Big Saving Opportunities! 0 Efit.tsii.so eP7' oil re 1:1 Men's.

English Broadcloth UNION SUITS Light, cool, full cut spring and summer underwear, that regularly sells at $130. This is an opportune time to buy a complete sum- merPs supply. Very specially priced, at 14 0 aMl 0 0 1 ii( 4 Ig) 4111 1 Fl v- xi s' 22 Only Nationally Known 5-Tube RadiosTomorrow 'ma 2z ern fi 9c 104 I 1 1 VA '0 READY TO TUNE ACCESSORIES On to--'N i READY TO TUNE ACCESSORIES ...4 il Attl' 11 (II I fats 1 11 "kr zO a (A -v k'' qr: Ze 12- -7 bk 1, ---xx -4 4,,, .,4. r't- 4, 1. A -4, j.g,,,, lc I.

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0 ea anc SHIRT SALE! I BOYS' "UNION -SUITS! 2 A Week Only Otber big Radio values also offered tomorrow. Prices represent about cost. This sale is to reduce our stock. Shop here before buying a radio. Woven Ma dra and English Broadcloth Shirts, collar attached and neck hand styles, in a large variety of stripes, checks and plain color effects.

Specially priced at 'ottl it I it" i IL il I 1 4 i i il11 ii 111 1 mg. ill.) -2' ....4 i's. ii' 4 P---, 1 -r This is your opportunity to secure tho youngsters' underwear at a big saving. Early selections are advised. Sizes 6-14.

Buy many suits while you can at this price, 1 (0? .95) .24 Sample Piano Bench Cushions Beautiful cushions in many pretty color combinations. You should have one for your piano. In addition to their attractiveness to prevent your piano bench from becoming scratched and marred. Big selection. Reg ularly sold at $14.50.

Tomorrow's price only 0 25 Only, Beautiful Lamps (Including Stand and Shade) Chicago's greatest lamp offer! Only one to a customer--no phone orders. 25 only to be sold. Values up to $12. at $1.95. Be here early.

3 for 3.50 Special Values in Boys' Clothing for Spring! tomorrow tomorrow I1111M01 These are regular $20.00 4-pc. vest suits. Sgle or double breasted i models. They were remarkableS 95 I 1 I I values at only I a 095 I are regular $15.00 4-pc. rests yaks, made of spudity serricealole wool im wanted shades.

One loot and olle short pair of trousers. Player Rolls Buy a few of the new Q-R-S numbers tomorrow and notice the added interest you will take in your player. Largest stock in Chicago at our main factor quick service counter. Victor Records All the newest releases on sale now at our instantaneous Victor record counter just inside the doora service that the busy shopper will appreciate. Many fine numbers at only 75c.

kr" i SILK LISLE FANCY HOSE 35c OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 OPEN EVE: T. 4- 11 OUR NEW AND ONLY CHICAGO STORE wumxrzER 329 SOUTH WABASH AVE. Please send me complete information regarding the instrument I have checked below. No obligation to purchase. Used Players 0 Used Grands 0 S43 ItacEo I 1.41:3) x4.4 1014,5,112 STATE and AMPIAS tr! Nam IP.

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