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WARRANT THEFT Capone Ex-Aid Held After Certificates Are Found - in Home. Danny Stanton, who bustled and muscled for the Capone and other south side beer mobs during prohibi- days, appeared before Judge Matthew D. Hartigan in Felony ort toda 1y on oe of receiv- stolen pro; The case was continued to Feb. 14 at the request of Assistant State's, Attorney Patrick Danaher to give ithe police further opportunity to in- | ————-—_————— ee vestigate the wherefore of two tax ‘anticipation warrants found in Stan- ton’s home at 7815 Yates avenue. Although many of Stanton's tel- are now on relief or its verge, the He was expensively if no! dressed and a handsome set of furs aped about his wife, Lucille, ‘who faces the same charge of re- ceiving stolen property. Attorney James M. Burke was in court in behalf of Stanton, his wife Wand Robert Bock, a brother-in-law. He made no objection to the con- tinuance. The Stantons @re at liberty on bond and Mr. Burke said he would furnish Bock's $2,500 bail before nightfall. The warrants, one for $1,000 the other for $5,000, were part of in ered. - Stanton, who was merely surly lwhen he was first arrested Wednes- discovered the tax watrants Feccats in his apartment, con~ ted him with them. MPEP. be_ had. gaplled Tie ~~ warrents “ate two years ago pecs dead ayean. He denied the warrants were wiolen ing lows in the prohibition beer racket said “T even forgot that I had cording Expensively Dressed. iichiet of Detectives John L. Sal-: the stolen warrants had been’ marked redeemed snd were’ not . CHICAGO DAILY Ne