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ld have been ponsibte for him foi tend the races on the 17th, 18th, or oth of January? A—No, be hed a righ fever, | . . -Q—You never beft the house wifh- Ut reporting to Miss Hawking, and he never left without reporting te ou, so that right? 4—That'e eor- ech ~ €. & Cross Examines er, Mr. Grossman’ cross azamined the ‘Itnens at thie poet 4 Q=Ton talked with Mr. Waneh > ire Seaving Wiorldia to come neve dni omtity, id you mat? A—Yem Q.—Yeu talked ‘wit ir. the overnmaent investigh ter, prmingd ? | 1 Fen ~ ‘Q.—You fidn't remeber autos and tdn't pomsess any definite receilection vhen yom talked te Mr. Carte,‘ aif ou? AI dont have amy definite i ecollection now. - Dr. Phillips om Stand. Dr. Phillips, whe tesutied for the efense on Wednemay, Seclared on Foes ‘examination that he was 32 ears eld, @ graduate af the Univer. ‘ty af Chicago and of Raab Medical ollege, reestving bia dipicme tn 1926 ad going to Miam! shortly thereafter. Q—Then the statement in your aff avit thet you Jad been “actively ad eoatinuopsly engaged is the peac- ce af medicne end surgery for four cars te Cicago” wes set true, was. 7 A—No, J only precticed bere as 2 taterne. "Q. [by the coart}—How long were ou an interne fn Chicago? A- war, Q. [by the court]—Did you have -y other practice here? A—No. - Q—Did you know Capone in Chi- ago? A,—I head aeen Bim several Baw Capone at City Hal + Q Professionally? A —No, I think as around the city ball thet I saw m. Y @én't have any equaintance with him, Q—Did you treat any other mem- re of Capore's tamiiy te Vioriéa, or {ends of his? A—TYes, I treated his Me, bis boy, Sonny, is alster-in-lar hose name I don't recall amt 6. orker at bis boathouse . Q—Any ethers? &-—Yos, J treated 6 brother-in-law, Coughlin. I believe s name was, Dennis Coughlin. ‘Q.—What was your fee? A—$2,000, ut that took care ef severe] com aitante I called in; he’ was injured 5 an automobile acckient Thia fee ras Gaputed and only balf of It was aid, when we settled out of court - Capone's BM Is 5208.