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CR CHICAGO TRIBUNE Toes., Mar. 3, 1931. “@ns pot been CAPONE HEARS SENTENCE; ‘POSTS BOND FOR APPEAL a ee uv. s. Begins Tax Case + Against Gambler, -: , (Picture on back page.) °** . Public enemies and less prepuiment hoodlums were concerned _Festeréay with the of the law, Poth state 5] and federal. ¥' Those with loop gam- bler and Face horse man, who is in trouble ever bia in- come taxes. Acting .Collector of Internal Revenue Robert E. Neely filed s Teds, claiming income taxes of $270,000 fer | rea ithe years 1925, 1926, 1047, leze, gaia. 1929, on the property | ‘of O'Connor. Fer . Years O'Connor has smaiptalned 4dn | elaborate gambling establishment: in South Wabash avenue Be ts wader dnvestigation by the intelligence omit of the revenue bureau, which fan eriminal cases. Whgther his wil result in Capone Appears for Betflence. _ at@apone appeared before Federal ‘Judge Wilkerson for big fafmial -sen- tence to six montis ja‘the eomsty fall fer contempt of court, Fig bles posted & wupersedsns Rond of 95,008 - mit an appeal. “Fils counsel lowed’ 30 days to Mie a bill of exceptions and the eourt stipulated’ that H the ‘gontempt onse is not disposed of ‘ty June 1, when the supersedeas expires, be mun go te the Circult Court of Appeals tf be wishes a continua, ‘pquads under Lient. Willlam MoCarthy and Lisut. £dward Birmingham, who protected him last week, during Lard trial, against possible assessing, =. ' ‘Druggao-Lake Cases Deinyed. * The Income tax evasion catée against Terry Druggan and Franke ke, the fotmér beer partners, who Dave entered conditional pleas ty, were up in federal court terday for sentence, but each was cow- tinued anti] June 1 pending outcome the appeals of Ralph Capone aad te Representative Lawrence ‘Brien, The beer Mapensets Hind prt felony count i - suocesatuL a. Judge Franols Borrell! coatth vagrancy enee against Harry Guslk, fapons vice monger, unt! March Lf, with the understanding that it sust be disposed of then. Guzik’s * ory insisted on as ‘komediate trial, the state's, attorney's office was * ‘ State's attorney Swanson erdived his assistants to be ready en March 35 to prosecute the perjury mse against Bernard O'Donnell, brother of Williat (Klondike) and Myles 0’Den- | mel, which was contisuel yesterday ‘ by Judge Peter M. Schwabe for the eighth time on the request af .the wate. O'Donnel! claimed ownership ef a gun fo a motton to quash ‘his in Getment for tarrying concealed wea- pons, and Clsavowed ownership Guring is trial. * ta ae Se tee "The case against Peter von Frant- alos, sporting goods dealer, charged with selling machine. guns without keeping records of the anles, con- tinued until ‘March 18 by o Tee tin F. McCarthy, whe Filled that jury must bear it OS pote Bee pivteen af changing Garnpemy] = NOT REVORDED BIDEXED 4.9 ~1¢40697-f0-S% TT RR ett OER IEEE TEE meee eee ee ee \