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wink it was possible for him to do ft, fat it was very inadvisable. © . “Q —How cowl he do that if he wis Hy bed aff the time? A—He was Hot ‘a bed, I don't euppose, up until that time. *Q-—-Well three weeks; | want. ‘to fair about thia. Now threes weeks om Jan. 13 would be Feb. & Now yweu're obliged tq correct Your state Went, arent you, that be was sick in 4 for three weeks if he took that z on the BM of February? A.—I Rave to make H approzimately, be muse I really ¢annot remember ez- M@tly, but I think it was about that fogth of time. e Ride's Effect on Health. £Q—All right, how about a man whe as been threatened with pneumonias nm an airplane trip going &¢ miles ur, £0 miles in sach direction? —Your honor, I think it al depends er two big factors, maybe more. In} fe first place, where he was pitting the plane [ag open craft] and “whether he was exposed to the draft amc wind. In the second place, it de- heather it was stormy and damp, or Re on the kind of.day it was, warm and sunshinny Uke the days we Mave. 5Q—Are you sure that you did not qaggertte the serious of this man's <ondition? A—Four benor, as sure ‘& lem siting here a » Attacks “In Bed” Salement. *Mr.. Grossman resumed at this point, attacking the statement tn Dr. Fuiupe anoeest that Capohe hat n confined to his home fer ten yeeks and ‘had only been out of bed gen days when the affidavit waa sent ¥ Chicagp, under date of March &. Q—Now by confined te bed, as you goed that expression in this affidavit, Jee Peannee my that Tao —No, I cannot may that I do 2 Q—And by confined te bad vou thicht mean taking’ ‘sirfilane tripe? —-I would hardly may that. =< bs Q.—fteamer trips? A—No, net at. . # @—Tou might mean going to ‘the ces? A.—It could mean that, HERIFF .SEIZES * ‘SLOT MACHINES | i IN ROADHOUSES : Dixon, I, Feb. zt —[B8pectal. }—In £ county-wide raid, F. A. Richardson, sheriff of Lee county, seized several uto loads of jack pot and money slot achines last night and this morning. All roadhouses and amusement places about Dizon ani in Amboy and sub te business bourses were visited by e officers, - » Btate's Attorney Mark ‘c. Kener Se- j @ered the raids when complaints were ved that charged that minors and hildren were aflowed to play the ma- _ ines. Money found in the gambling hines wil] be turned ever to the war welfare aneomitttas te wee For