Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1930, Page 7

CIPONE ARRESTED FOR THRD TIVE Miami Authorities Direct Him i+ to Appear. to Answer Vagraney-Charge. By the Assoclated Press. MIAMI, Fla, May 20.—Arresting {“Bcarface Al” Capone for the third time in 10 days, Mismi authorities altered their previous tactics to permit the re- lease of the Chicago racketeer on $100 bond, but directed him to: appear in City Court today to answer a vagrancy charge. ‘The police took Capone into custody last ni mvhue)nwummuumn boxing ‘Twice before he had been Beid § ‘mrnlch': m”"m.""":.fifl In ovel CAl s&n Each tim m g-med hu treedom lvy ‘habeas m- pus proceedings, but authorities an- nounced their determination to pursue the so-called Chicago plan of arresting Ieputed gangsters cvery time & police- | health.” n sees the; Capone lnd Albert Frignano, a com- panion, supplied $100 bond each. Both New Germ Found Believed Essential To Health of Man Naval Hospital Technician Discovers Organisms in Fruits and Vegetables. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., May 20.—Quincy C. ‘Tucker, laboratory technician of the United States Naval Hospital Corps School in Portmouth, announced yester- day -the discovery of & new germ, not of disease, but believed to be: essential to health, ‘Tucker, who is a ‘member of 'the Royal Microscopic Society, stated he has found the germ in fruits and vege- tables such as apples, figs, oranges, beets, turnips and potatoes. It wu dmovered Int'oyen'zho.lt by meflm"tlu determine w] S produces the vitamins of fruits. “The rehuon “of this hmuy of rood- and dflnuu s Tiot not known by us more We know t-hey are not disease formers and we believe they Louisiana club women and girls pre- described themselves as real estate men. in 1 Last might's arrest was made while city commissioners had before them a new vagrancy ordinahce providing' a $500 fine or 90- ly Jail term for any one convicted vagrant. The pro- posed ordinance among other things defines a vagrant as a person with visible means of support which have been illegally acquired. Unofficially the ordinance is said to have been framed as one of the ojty’s weapons in the fight against Capone’s visits here. Capone’s attorneys have obtained per- mission to substitute a master in chan- oery !or I circult Jndx:&m the taking in padi roceedings bmu.ht by "ihe State’s attorhey here to close the racketeer's palatial Palm Is- home as & nuisance. One of hh attorneys said Capone was wnln( mflenmpnonhhu week and that testimony in would be *rv;g’lood products valued at $369,108 SUMMER FARES TO CALIFORNIA | Reduced Summer fares to the South- ‘west and Pacific Coast are now in effect on the Washington-Sunset Route. It is | | an -economical and comfortable, way to | #0. 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Bennett, leader of the opposition, had asked if Prime Minister Mackenzie King had any in- formation to give. The_prime minister said the govern- ment had not been advised of any eir- cumstances - surroun sale. added there was nothi to_indicate :.:. mmmlnt had any authority to. :The hlnr minister said an attempt also would be made to discor ‘hether UESDAY, " MAY" 20 5i:| BOARD OF HEALTH IN MARYLAND HIT hase, | Officials Criticised for Opposing the same persons, all resident in a for- eign country. ‘The opposition leader suggested some action be taken to safeguard what was an interprovincial and a national busi- ness. _ HARLAN MARRIES LOS ANGELES, May 20 (#).—Ken- neth Harlan, motion picture actor, and Doris Hilda Booth, daughter of a Boston | capitalist, were married yesterday at the Hollywood home of Harlan's mother, Mrs. Rita Harlan. Bill in Congress Exempting D.C. Dogs From Vivisection. By the Associated Press. 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