Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1931, Page 6

BRE OF 8 PGES FLED FORCAPONE Hearing in Appeal Fight of Gang Chief to Follow Gov- ernment’s Reply. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, December ‘Scarface Al" Capone's attorneys yesterday filed in the gangster’s ap- iction and sentence of Federal income tax viola- was filed in the United f Appeals by Defense At- 1 nd Albert Fink 15 days in ef. pected to be heard nuary, for in of judgment | Democratic dom on bond, I Court ruled that the case “be heard as soon as possible after sides have filled their papers. who heard the case, erred in the defense’s demurrer and ing the motion for an ar- ision of the trial s still in the county jail on refused to grant him Appe v court sedeas ordering the to take him to Leaven- ry until his appeal had d him LUMBERMAN KILLS SON OF HIS INTENDED WIFE {Fatal Shot Fired After Short Con- versation on Highway—Self- Defense Claimed. | | By the Associ MARION. Ark., December 25— Warner Smith, 40, Memphis lumber | man, was held today on a charge of killing James T. Lambuth, Chicago elec- trical engineer. | Lambuth was shot vesterday after a | short conversation with Smith on a| highway near Clarksdale. { Officers were told that Lambuth and other children of Mrs. O, L. Sanders, his mother, had objected to attentions Smith paid her. Smith’s former wife | Mrs. Nannie Smith of Memphis, said Press. i THE SEAATET0 G ANTHORYHEARINES One Committee Group, Head- | ed by Metcalf, Will Take Up Beer Proposal. EVENING By the Associated Press. Right after new year Senate com- | mittees will t work on proposals designed to relax the grip of prohibi- tion One_group, headed by Senator Met- STAR, WASHINGTON, HUNGRY MUST PRAY Restaurant Man Exacts Price After Giving Without Thanks. KENDALVILLE, Ind., December 25 (#)—It's elther pray or go hungry in Kendalville, so far as Lawson Brickley, restaurant owner, is concerned He announced that “floaters must re- peat the Lord's prayer from memory at my place from now on, or go without food. T feed a dozen or more every morning gratis, and the ungrateful ones today never even sald thanks.” U. S. GETS FAKE SEALS OF ALIEN SMUGGLERS Huge Collection of Documents| she obtained a d marry Mrs. S: Smith to! defense. COLORED LEADERS MEET The colored voters of the | will be bricf does not go into the evi- | cratic e. but argues that Judge James H. | preparatc lection of delegates to the | Democratic Convention, it ! Wednesday at a ate Court, | U Comr Phoenix. U. S Thomas D. George H. W calf of Rhode I been formed offered by Connecticut, 1o | 1g the aleoholic | orce so Smith could Turned Over by Member of g Ring After Conviction. itation of the Volstead act from one- | 1alf of 1 per cent to 4 per cent. Both = the author of the bill and the com- | By the Associated Press. mittes chairman are Republicans. Met- | Ngw vi = calf’s office said hearings will begin as | o YORK, December 25—The Gov gements could be made to | eTRMent Tuesday came into possession | of what was described as the largest col- lection of forged documents and coun- terfeit seals used in the smuggling of allens into this country that has ever been brought to light officers he fired in self Voters’ League Pre- call witness Another, wider investigation, will be | conducted by a subcommittee of thz judiciary group on measures ranging from Bingham's to proposals for sub- mitting repeal of the eighteenth amend- aent o the people. This committee is for Primary Drive, District zed by National Demo- par, e workers ¢ to the primary for the se D. C, FRIDAY, Diu ments growing out of violations of the Federal tmmigration laws. Federal Judge John C. Knox sentenced him to three years in Atlanta Peniten- tiary on each of two indictments, direct- Ing that the sentences run concurrently, and then imposed five-year centences on each of the two remaining indict- ments. He said he would suspend sen- tence if Monteforte turned all parapher- nalia in his possession over to the Ped- rirnl Government for its use or destruc- on | Monteforte immediately had his para- phernalia turned over to Government agents, et Luat Mink at 25 Cents. Even a farmer's wife could afford a mink coat in 1820, a recently found in- ventory of that year shows. A list of raw furs quoted mink at 25 cents. Minimum Bundle $1.00 Every artiele sclen- Sifically washed insoft The paraphernalia was the property >f Antonio Rosario Monteforte of Brook- | lyn, who pleaded guilty to four indict- | —_— T Drink IGER : Ginger Ale National | still to be appointed by Senator Norris of Nebraska, who rcported he was find- ing it difficult to get dry-leaning Sena- | tors to serve. With Metcalf on the first committee will be Senators Cutting. Republican, | New Mexico. and Sheppard of Texas, author of the eightzenth amendment Louis T ttee, ar a ball of fire Fifty more of them—Wéshington men, each given two months’ work by one item in the Gas Company’s program of progress. These men are now laying the great 24-inch pipe line from the East Station of the Company to the K Street gas holder. This new and larger pipe line is further assurance that Washington will always have plenty of gas for comfort and convenience—it is part of the Company’s modernization program made necessary because so many Washington homes are themselves modernizing with gas. While service facilities are adequate today, the demand for gas is growing so fast that the pipe line would have been needed next spring and so—to help the unemployment situation— we are glad to be able to do the work now, when help counts most. PRESIDENT WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. 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