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guilty, and was tried and convicted. On March 2, 1931, Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson sentenced him to serve six months in the Cook County, Illinois, jail. His attorneys immedistely gave notice of appeal, The United States Circuit Court of Appeala for the | Seventh Circuit, on motion of counsel for Capone, dimmissed this appeal. Federal Judze Jemes H. Wilkerson, in sentencing Capone on October 24, 1931, Contempt of Court should be served concurrently with that for the violation of the Income Tax Laws. The records of the Identification Division of the United States Bureau of Investigation reflected the folloting criminal record for Alphonse Capone, in addition to the instant ease and his subsequent violation of the In¢ane Tax Laws: As Alphonse Capone, #3-5496, received Philadelphia County Prison, Holmesturg, Pennsylvania, May 18, 1929; crime, carrying concesl ed deadly weapons: sentence one year. AS Alphonse Capone, #90725, arrested Philndelphiu, Pennsylvania, Police Department, May 16, 1929; charee, suspicious character and ecerrying deadly weepons. As Alphonsus Capone, 70-5527, received State Penitentiary, crime, carrying concealed deadly weapons; sentence one year, As Alphonse Capone, #3563, arrested Miani, Florida, Police Department, May 6, 1930; charge investigation - vngrancy; released on writ, May 6, 1930. je i a an TT cee ge Fe ST EN ES ee ar Sa a ee soo