Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1931, Page 20

B—4 » NEW CHICAGO LAWS 10 CURB GANGDOM Gun-Toting Acts Made More'fi Stringent, Bail Bond Regu- lations Tightened. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. CHICAGO, June 30.—The peace of mind of Chicago hoodlums, already dis- turbed by the activity of Federal offi- clals, received a further jolt today Wi(h_ the news that a serie; of new laws,| aimed at gangsters and criminals, would | go _into effect in Illinois Wednesday. ‘These measures, just signed by Gov.| Louis L. Emmerson, put teeth into gun- toting statutes and curb the evils of | bail bonding. They are intended to add | to the troubles-of those who thrive on | law-breaking. | Clever gangland attorneys in the puti have maneuvered around laws against carrying concealed weapons, because the ] statutes required concealment on the! person. Guns were carried on the seats or in special pockets of automobiles. The new law makes it a crime for any person to carry any firearm in a, motor vehicle with the intent to use| it in the commissicn of any crime, or | for any person who habitually asso- ciates with thieves or frequents houses | of ill fame cr gambling places to carry | any firearms in a car. i This same law makes it unlawful to change, alter or obliterate the name of | the maker, model, number or other | identification mark on any firearm.| Possession of a gun so altered would be rima facie evidence that the pcssessor | fud changed the markings. It also is| unlawful for any person to carry a fire- arm in a motor vehicle within 10 years after violation of the act. The other bills, backed by the Com- monwealth Club, an organization of prominent business men, and signed by the Governors, provide for licensing professional bondsmen. Courts are given the power to revoke the licenses of bondsmen charging extortionate rates or attempting to interfere with the ad ministration of justice. The bills also| correct a technicality which made it al- | most impossible to collect on forfeited bonds. Out of $18,000,000 worth of bail bonds forfeited here in the "'“i few vears, only $54.000 have been col- jectsd. Only nine bonds in this period of years have been collected In full. (Copyright. 1931) Five Children Killed. | BUCHAREST, Rumania, June 30 (. | ~Five children were killed and 28/ others injured today n the collisicn of & train with a motor bus filled with | school children at a grade cressing near here. The bus was destroyed by fire after its gasoline tank exploded. Many of the children were severely burned. Marriage Licenses.. WI)IPE nmfiil‘l'llrl’?u éfl‘ dl(l,\}ghc'mfl P. Bim- 155 Tev J. H. Randoiph. o einell 3. Logan.. 28, and Edith De e, S e Uit 23, Ciarendon. Va.. and | v G, Smith, 22. A | HQ‘]‘V:'YX\‘B%“. Wright, 19, this city; Rev. Hugh | 3 Daiton s A. Lowe, 62. Lawrence, N. Y.. and Y\:Tr?lhnc(t’ C. Taylor, 42, this-city; Rev. C. J. Dacer. coige end (B’}’:‘CYH B. Hefren, 26, this city; ey Chester. Pe., Catherine E this eity; Fra Rt s d Ruth V. Helt, | Q,. d Evelyn M. e Clairs C. Obers, Johngon. 27, Providence, R. T, Rev. and Rev H. R. D 2 Recent June Bride MRS. JAMES EDWARD CLEMENTS. Before her wedding day, June 17, she was Miss Mildred Virginia Simering, | daughter of Mrs. Laura V. Simering. —Harris-Ewing Fhoto. HEIR TO MILLION WINS RULING ON COMPETENCY Bennett Bishop, 69, Who Wed Girl 44 Years Younger, Shows Elchestrlctlctu Intact. By the Assoclated Press, 7 NEW YORK. June 30.—A petition to have: Bennett Bishop, 69-year-old heir to a millionsdallar fortune, declared in- competent and a committee appointed for his property was dismissed yester- day by Supreme Court Justice Walsh. ‘The court said of the action brought by a nephew, Dr. Louls F. Bishop, jr.: “The proofs of the matter are insuffi- cient to raise a presumption of in- competency.” Early in May, upon Mr. Bishop's marriage to Miss Marion E. Antman, described as 44 years his junior, the nephew asserted Mr. Bishop had been wasting his inheritance from & cousin, James B. Ford. Mr. Bishop presented data to show he had inherited $1.133,943 and had in his possession $1,048.714 on May 5, hav- ing drawn only $85,229 of the principal | in three years, YOUR JEWE hould have same attention and consideration as your phsical can- dition. ~ Ofttimes, a_dfamond is lost through neglect. Our service will rotect vour dismonds. t Us Look Them Over Before Your Vacation CHAS. r HERRMANN A THE EVENING STAR SOCIETY (Continued From Third ) Mrs. John Brennan and Mrs. John Ruppert., Mr. and Mrs. Willlam F. Dismer, who celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary by a two weeks' visit at the Hotel Dennis in Atlantic City, have re- turned to their apartment in the Falk- stone Courts. Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Shively of East , N. J., have arrived ‘Wash- ington for a short visit and are staying at the Potomac Park Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wflesu!ml'.h entertained at their home in Iston, Va,. Saturday evening in honor of Mr. M. H. Ricketts, who has recently re- ‘turned from South America. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. i Stephen J. Garrity, Miss Birdie Carper, ) Miss Florence uton, Miss Julia Stewart, Mrs. Rose Houchins, Mr. John Doherty, Mr. V. A, Burgher and Mr. George J. Stewart. ' # Install Automatic Fog Bell. BOSTON (#).—An automatic fog bell has been placed on the site of the Old Narrows it Station here, which was burned. The bell, weighing 1,000 pounds, will operate many weeks with- out attention. $ newest styles ... backs. bright color Beach and Bathing Accessories 10c to $2.95 Palais Rcyal—Beach Shop— Main Floor G STREET AT BLEVENTH Just in Time for the Fourth! 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