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ce an A eth ten lt guilty, end was tried and convicted. On March 2, 1931, Federal Judge Jemes H. Wilkerson sentenced him to serve six months in the Cook County, Illinois, jail. His attorneys immediately gave notice of appeal. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, on motion of counsel for Capone, dismissed this appeal. Federal Judse James H. Wilkerson, in santencing Capone on October 24, 1931, for violation of the Income Tax Lans, provided that Capone's sentence for Contempt of Court should be served concurrently with that for the violation of the Income Tax Laws. The records of the Identification Division of the United States Bureau of Investigation reflected the folloving criminal record for Alphonse Incane Tax Laws: As Alphonse Capone, #B-5496, received Philadelphia County Prison, Holmesburg, Pennsylvania, May 16, 1929; erime, carrying concewl al deadiv worrc-7; certerce one year. AS Alphonse Capone, #90725, arrested Philndelphin, Pennsylvanie, Police Department, May 16, 1929; charge, suspicious character and carrying deadly weepons. As Alphoneus Capone, #7-5527, received State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August &, 1929, from Philadelphia; crime, carrying concealed deadly weapons; sentence one year. As Alphonse Capone, #3563, arrested Miami, Florida, Police Department, May 6, 1950; charge investigation - vagrancy; releesed on writ, Vey 8, 1930, ee SOT TR OD eee ere ee