SUNDAY CHRONICLETRIBUNE DECEMBER 21, 1930. Section One -Page Seven THE MINUTE THAT SEEMS A YEAR By GLUYAS WILLIAMS AFTER YOUR HOSTS AND YOUR HUSBAND HAVE SPENT HALF AN HOUR LOOKING FOR 3 YOUR MISSING GLOVE WHICH YOU DISTINCTLY RE MEMBERED HAYING LEFT ON THE ROOM TABLE YOU FIND IT SAFELY TUCKED IN -YOUR BAG GLUYAS 10-14 Si The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) WILLIANS 81, 1927, was $842,887.81, elected to plead The plea of guilty WAS new departure in gangland affairs. It Was the fifty score for the government in its relentless campaign against evaders of income taxes. The government has not lost case against gangsters here since it began to strangle the profits of illicit trade' -political graft, gambling, liquorthrough income tax prosecutions. None of the men convicted are in prison, however, haying appealed or gained Two stays public of been convicted, and three gangsters.
Ex -Assessor Sentenced. Gene G. Oliver, Cook county sessor, sentenced to 18 months in prison and fined $12,500 for evading taxes on $250,000 income for three years. Ralph Capone, sentenced to' three years' in prison and fined $10,000 taves ones 5-year: income estimated evading more than $800,000 2 at $1,871,000. Lawrence C.
O'Brien, state representative, awaiting sentence. on conviction of evading taxes on three-year income totaling $436,000. Kazik Awaits. Jack Guzik, Capone business manager, awaiting sentence on convictevading $229,000 income taxes on an income total more than .000,000 Somehow in three Nitti years. missed out on the original list of 28 "public enemies" drafted.
by the crime commission and sought on vagrancy warrants. Judge John H. Lyle, however, remembered the little business man of the Cicero gambling houses and included him in a subsequent group of vagrancy warrants. Nitti had indicted months ago by government, however, and for months capture, Once he was reported a fugitive to Italy. Then federal agents! found him hiding behind a mustache and a bath of alliases, living in a luxurious Berwyn apartment.
(Continued From Pare One) U. S. SENDS I SENATE REJECTS REPORT ON APPROPRIATION BILL Washington, Dec. 20. (A)- The senate today rejected the conference report of the $1,084,000,000 treasurypostoffice appropriation bill, sending it back to conference with the house.
PILSUDSKI 18 DECORATED Lisbon, Dec. 20. UP) Marshal PIlsudski, of Poland who is in Lisbon enroute to Madeira, was today decoated by President Carmona with grand cross of the Portuguese Order of the Tower and Sword. FRUSTRATES BOMB PLOT CAMDEN, N. Dec.
out the blazing fuses of three sticks of dynamite, James Corey, republican politician of the third ward here. prevented the of his home today. Olympics Hostess Associated Press Photo Peggy Hamilton, who was hostess to the Prince of Wales aboard the Berengaria shortly after her pres entation to the British court, has been appointed official hostess for the 1932 Olympia games in Los Angeles. ARREST FOUR (Continued From Page' One) the Etna Green affair and had been picked up during the morning by Johnson and his companion. Authorities "planned question the men concerning the robbery of the Citizens State Bank at Denver yesterday afternoon' in which $600 was taken.
Etna Green and Burket are both towns in Kosciusko county while Denver is in Fulton county, which adjoins Kosciusko. LUCAS ADMITS BACKING FIGHT AGAINST NORRIS his Washington. Dec 120. 4P RobertH. Lucas, executive director of the republican national committee, acknowledged before the senate campaign funds committee today that he had ordered literature circulated In Nebraska in the last campaign against Sen.
Norris. PARDON IS GRANTED FOR AGED ILLINOIS PRISONER Belleville, Dec. 20. (AP) John Poe, 80, one of Illinois' oldest convicts, didn't want to die in prison, he wrote Curt C. Lindauer, assistant state's attorney of St.
Clair county. Lindauer, impressed by the old man's plea, recommended a pardon, and 'it was granted yesterday. Poe was serving sentence of one to eleven years from East St. Louis for the theft of barber supplies. TWO MEN RESCUED CHARLESTON, S.
Dec. 20. (AP) Rescue of two men from the launch V-180707 in distress 75 miles of St. Augustine, by the Motorship C. 0.
Oclliman was reported in a radiogram received here this noon, 000,000 industry was assured: zil today by the announcement the Continental Watseka, bad former Stout Furniture plant and would locate in Brazil. new Bra- $1.50 Run Resist that of Dantz Sets the here 00 PONZI'S PAROLE IS HIS GOOD-BYE Boston, Dec. 20. (A) -Charles Ponzi, whose financial "bubble" cost the public millions of dollars, will be. arrested a deportation warrant chargng him with moral turpitude.
when he is released. from state prison, he was officially today. In answer to his that moral turpitude was crime against chastity, Mrs. C. M.
Tillinghast, immigration commissioner for, the port of Boston, informed fin by letter today that turptude was "an act of baseness, vileness or depravity in the private and his fellow men or to society in gensocial duties which man owes to eral." Ponzi will be eligible for parole from state prison in October, 1931. GRAND JURY ADJOURNS PROBE UNTIL MONDAY Portland, Dec. 20. (AP)--The county grand Jury, Investigating the case of Nelson C. Bowles and Irma Loucks Paris who are held in connection with the fatal stabbing 12 of Mrs.
Leone Bowles, adjourned, ing any open today until Monday, without return SECOND VICTIM AUTO: CRASH DIES OF INJURIES Dec. 20. -Carl Betz, 32, of Allegan, who was injured. Thursday when an automo'bile struck a hay bailer on a road neear here, died today, He had been visiting his parents at Mrs. Henry Bricker Bryant died Thursday night of injuries sustained in the accident.
Four other persons who were hurt were. recovering. COMPLETES POWER BOARD Washington, Dec. 20. (A)-The senate tonight completed- the.
personnel of the new, power commission by confirming Marcel Garsaud, of New Orleans. FORMER CONGRESSMAN DIES AFTER OPERATION The Hague, Dec. 20. -Gerritt John Diegema, 71, United States minister to the Netherlands and former member of the house of representatives from Michigan, died here today. Mr.
Diekema was operated on last Thursday for stomach ailment, which prior tothat time been considered serious. CONFIRMS REPORT Washington, 20 (P) The nomination of Admiral William V. Pratt, as chief of Naval operations, was confirmed today by the senate. J. THREE MORE DAYS Left of the FRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Opportunities at BLUMENTHAL CO A READY TO WEAR All Better DRESSES DISCOUNT This includes every dress in our better dress line.
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