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a L. bore | ( EARING IN'TAX | WARRANT THEFT Capone Ex-Aid Held A rtificates Are Found - in Home. s Danny Stanton, who bustled and muscled for the Capone and other ‘south side beer mobs during prohibi- days, appesred before Judge Matthew D. Hartigan in Felony court today on a charge of receiv- ing stolen property. The case was continued to Feb. 14 at the request of Assistant State's Attorney Patrick Danaher to give e@ police further opportunity te in | eee vestigate the erefore of two tax So eas _!warrants nearly two years ago anticipation warrants found in Stan a © | George Gray, ton’s home at 7615 Yates avenue. Although many of Stanton's fel-|been dead a year. He denied kn lows in the prohibition beer racket c are now on relief or its verge, the |#id “J even forgot that I had them. passing of prohibition and the com- Vaine Is Questionte. ing of the depression appear not to| Some mystesy surrounded the ap- have affected Stanton. - pearance : Expensively Dressed. cording to information on file with He was expensively if not well Chief of Detectives John L. Sal-: livan, the stolen warrants had been dressed and a handsome set of furs 5 was draped about his wife, Lucille, marked redeemed and were: not ; negotiable. “ who faces the sume charge of Te!" "The tw. warrants found in the ceiving stolen property. Attorney James M. Burke was in[Staston = apartment, = howevar,, court in behalf of Stanton, his wife|/Sowed Ro markings that would in- and Robert Bock, a brother-in-law, {icate they bad been redeemed. He made no objection to the con-} py was arrested Wednesday! tinuance. The Stantons wre at|ight by police and federal agents liberty on bond and Mr. Burke said|foF questioning ss to the where-' he would furnish Bock's $2,500 bait(@>0uts of one Charles Yarnowski, before nightfall. wanted in New Jersey The warrants, one for $1,000 and|28. Murder and bank ro : the other for $5,000, were part of. “oe ™ “ e $67,000 in warrants stolen from the county treasurer's branch office at 6 North Clark street on Sept. 7, 1933. They are the first to be re- ~ Stanten, whe was merely surly when he was first arrested Wednes- day night, talked fast when police, discovered the tax warrants tally in his apartment, con~ . CHICAGO DAILY Kews , j i B 3 :