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1a Peder tou fete, Ma bbe dy & Trouble. { j The vac bore ivense No, L2Te gga, ‘| wbich Ja lisied In the licenses recdrde et : tor a Cadillac car owned br My - pene, Tad Prairie ave, Chicago. (Mae la Al’ wits) “The man who lefe the cat sald he was Warden Moneypenny of the Cook eouoty jail. Al Capona ia now a& fed. eral primoner in the Cook county Jab, awalting transfer to Leavenworth Penitentiary. taken aver CaponWacar Pending set- tlemant of Capone's Personal affairs, anid he wan returning to Chicago from Springfield, where he attended a hear, ff Ing yesterday In the case of Frank Ball, convicted Blayer, whose appeal . from execution ia pending before the \ Supremes court. . . “Thres members of ihe Chicago : party here last night went on to Chl: cage by train, and the remaining alx left at 1] o’clork Last Hight after the Capone car had been repaired. “At the time Capone was arrested On income tax and prohibition charges, it was sald be had run through bls fortune, had been forced to sell hin wite's Jewela to ralee funds and wan bebind on payments on hls twa 16. cylinder Caditlac cara’ Warden Moneypenny issued thie atetemeni; “On Monday, Dec. 14, in the com: pany of Allya. Uiwruld Levy and Em. met Byrne, and Edward Evana, an in- vesiigator employed by them, I went io Apringfeld to appear before the Par- dom and parola board In behalf of Frank Bell, Evans and the attorneyn called for ma at my homes lacge car. Later on ihe same day, we wore returning when the car etatled at Lin- } coln, pit. ae § “Lavy, Byrne and Evans want back by train and the rest of us walted unti ; thea car got fired. £ discussed th: Mel) miatler with severe, people who we ound the garage, tolling them who Lam. I don't know now, nor did |" know than, to whom the car be- fContinurcd om page 4, ool. #}