Chicago, Oct. 21. - (AP) - Peace has been declared in gangland. Gangster chiefs and their families were reported celebrating today the armistice between the Cicero and North Side gangs which they hope will confirm the recent tender of the olive branch, in the words of one who deplored the bootleg feuds and their machine gun slaying "because there is plenty of business for all of us." But before the peace pact was more than a few hours old, the body of an unidentified man, about 25 years old, was found on the West Side. He probably had been thrown from an automobile, but police were uncertain whether he had been "taken for a ride," meaning murdered in gangster parlance, or met death otherwise.

Hunt Weiss Killers The police, too, plodded ahead in their search for the men involved in the machine gun assassination of Hymie Weiss, head of the North Side gang. A man reputed to have quit the illicit liquor traffic a year ago to tour the world with his family, was credited with negotiating the peace pact which was signed, the police were told, after five days of formal parley between emissaries from each of the more powerful cliques with headquarters in Chicago and its suburbs. Maxie Eisen, who left the city when shotguns were the favored gang weapon and returned to find machine guns in general use, was given credit for initiating the move. He was reported to have had the cooperation of the Unione Siciliano, nationalist organization.

Capone a Delegate One of the reported delegates was Al "Scarface" Capone, questioned in numerous gang slayings and recently quoted as deploring the bloodshed "because there is plenty of business for all of us." Word of the armistice did not deter detectives trailing a clue to the machine gunners whose fire killed Weiss and a less prominent figure in bootleg circles and wounded three men, one a prominent attorney, a week ago.

Chicago, Oct. 21. - (AP) - Peace has been declared in gangland. Gangster chiefs and their families were reported celebrating today the armistice between the Cicero and North Side gangs which they hope will confirm the recent tender of the olive branch, in the words of one who deplored the bootleg feuds and their machine gun slaying "because there is plenty of business for all of us." But before the peace pact was more than a few hours old, the body of an unidentified man, about 25 years old, was found on the West Side. He probably had been thrown from an automobile, but police were uncertain whether he had been "taken for a ride," meaning murdered in gangster parlance, or met death otherwise.

Hunt Weiss Killers The police, too, plodded ahead in their search for the men involved in the machine gun assassination of Hymie Weiss, head of the North Side gang. A man reputed to have quit the illicit liquor traffic a year ago to tour the world with his family, was credited with negotiating the peace pact which was signed, the police were told, after five days of formal parley between emissaries from each of the more powerful cliques with headquarters in Chicago and its suburbs. Maxie Eisen, who left the city when shotguns were the favored gang weapon and returned to find machine guns in general use, was given credit for initiating the move. He was reported to have had the cooperation of the Unione Siciliano, nationalist organization.

Capone a Delegate One of the reported delegates was Al "Scarface" Capone, questioned in numerous gang slayings and recently quoted as deploring the bloodshed "because there is plenty of business for all of us." Word of the armistice did not deter detectives trailing a clue to the machine gunners whose fire killed Weiss and a less prominent figure in bootleg circles and wounded three men, one a prominent attorney, a week ago.

Chicago, Oct. 21. - (AP) - Peace has been declared in gangland. Gangster chiefs and their families were reported celebrating today the armistice between the Cicero and North Side gangs which they hope will confirm the recent tender of the olive branch, in the words of one who deplored the bootleg feuds and their machine gun slaying "because there is plenty of business for all of us." But before the peace pact was more than a few hours old, the body of an unidentified man, about 25 years old, was found on the West Side. He probably had been thrown from an automobile, but police were uncertain whether he had been "taken for a ride," meaning murdered in gangster parlance, or met death otherwise.

Hunt Weiss Killers The police, too, plodded ahead in their search for the men involved in the machine gun assassination of Hymie Weiss, head of the North Side gang. A man reputed to have quit the illicit liquor traffic a year ago to tour the world with his family, was credited with negotiating the peace pact which was signed, the police were told, after five days of formal parley between emissaries from each of the more powerful cliques with headquarters in Chicago and its suburbs. Maxie Eisen, who left the city when shotguns were the favored gang weapon and returned to find machine guns in general use, was given credit for initiating the move. He was reported to have had the cooperation of the Unione Siciliano, nationalist organization.

Capone a Delegate One of the reported delegates was Al "Scarface" Capone, questioned in numerous gang slayings and recently quoted as deploring the bloodshed "because there is plenty of business for all of us." Word of the armistice did not deter detectives trailing a clue to the machine gunners whose fire killed Weiss and a less prominent figure in bootleg circles and wounded three men, one a prominent attorney, a week ago.

Chicago, Oct. 21. - (AP) - Peace has been declared in gangland. Gangster chiefs and their families were reported celebrating today the armistice between the Cicero and North Side gangs which they hope will confirm the recent tender of the olive branch, in the words of one who deplored the bootleg feuds and their machine gun slaying "because there is plenty of business for all of us." But before the peace pact was more than a few hours old, the body of an unidentified man, about 25 years old, was found on the West Side. He probably had been thrown from an automobile, but police were uncertain whether he had been "taken for a ride," meaning murdered in gangster parlance, or met death otherwise.

Hunt Weiss Killers The police, too, plodded ahead in their search for the men involved in the machine gun assassination of Hymie Weiss, head of the North Side gang. A man reputed to have quit the illicit liquor traffic a year ago to tour the world with his family, was credited with negotiating the peace pact which was signed, the police were told, after five days of formal parley between emissaries from each of the more powerful cliques with headquarters in Chicago and its suburbs. Maxie Eisen, who left the city when shotguns were the favored gang weapon and returned to find machine guns in general use, was given credit for initiating the move. He was reported to have had the cooperation of the Unione Siciliano, nationalist organization.

Capone a Delegate One of the reported delegates was Al "Scarface" Capone, questioned in numerous gang slayings and recently quoted as deploring the bloodshed "because there is plenty of business for all of us." Word of the armistice did not deter detectives trailing a clue to the machine gunners whose fire killed Weiss and a less prominent figure in bootleg circles and wounded three men, one a prominent attorney, a week ago.

Chicago, Oct. 21. - (AP) - Peace has been declared in gangland. Gangster chiefs and their families were reported celebrating today the armistice between the Cicero and North Side gangs which they hope will confirm the recent tender of the olive branch, in the words of one who deplored the bootleg feuds and their machine gun slaying "because there is plenty of business for all of us." But before the peace pact was more than a few hours old, the body of an unidentified man, about 25 years old, was found on the West Side. He probably had been thrown from an automobile, but police were uncertain whether he had been "taken for a ride," meaning murdered in gangster parlance, or met death otherwise.

Hunt Weiss Killers The police, too, plodded ahead in their search for the men involved in the machine gun assassination of Hymie Weiss, head of the North Side gang. A man reputed to have quit the illicit liquor traffic a year ago to tour the world with his family, was credited with negotiating the peace pact which was signed, the police were told, after five days of formal parley between emissaries from each of the more powerful cliques with headquarters in Chicago and its suburbs. Maxie Eisen, who left the city when shotguns were the favored gang weapon and returned to find machine guns in general use, was given credit for initiating the move. He was reported to have had the cooperation of the Unione Siciliano, nationalist organization.

Capone a Delegate One of the reported delegates was Al "Scarface" Capone, questioned in numerous gang slayings and recently quoted as deploring the bloodshed "because there is plenty of business for all of us." Word of the armistice did not deter detectives trailing a clue to the machine gunners whose fire killed Weiss and a less prominent figure in bootleg circles and wounded three men, one a prominent attorney, a week ago.