Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1925, Page 39

\ THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 12 TRAINING CANPS| | | | FOR YOUNG MEN Citizens’ Military Movement Already Shows 50,000 En- 1 roliments for 1925. l { By the Associated Press NEW YORK. April With the | 1925 citizens' military training camps | stll three months away, more than | 5 per cent of the estimated quota | attendance ¢ men_ he tween the has been enro 4 nouncement by the War Department This is double the enrolimer time last vear, and this weta will be 16,000 more of 1924 Stretch Across Continent. summer’s than that two camps, stretching across| ler had t’ drop.in a saloan t’ git | ch: inent from I'ort ie Presidio of San Francisco, ned this summer for the | e and the three advanced | McKinley, | Abe Martin Says: Ther’ wuz a time when a fel- { in bad, but any ole environinent | s at Atlanta, Tampa- oficers were is dangerous t'day MARRY TOO OFTEN, TWO LAND IN CELL Men Offer Selves as Husbands for $200 to Alien Women‘Seekmg ’ United States Entry. | B the Associated Press TAM 2 { men 5 | matrimony” " without due process of | {law, have been sentenced to the| | Pederal penitentiary at Atlanta, ac | cording to word received by fmmi > vesterday. e their temporary services as husbands aros | ruling that F 1 to the United States if her zen of this country *ks a_husband or he' s likely to be to America said to be well | seen born in Key lived in nleaded New ¢ of importing wive sentenced to pay $1,000 and spend two | Tampa ged in | an alic | Sspo Joe Ran | known here | West and | about 30 | 1 havin, vears, court in | notified | | merly a butcher, who was born in this country, officers said. ‘The chief flaw in the plan was that Carmen was unable to speak either Ttallan or English. She is said to have a bona fide husband in Cali- b a. Marcelino Arguello Thompson has just been sentenced at Laredo, Tex., to a vear and a day at Atlanta for attempting to bring, a second alleged wife into Texas. The financial reward to the man for his official services as husband is quoted at $200 from each wife. MURDER SUSPECT FREED. Former Butcher Cleared in Chicago Murder Mystery. CHICAG rek, restaurant April 30.—Frank Ko manager and for- arrested Tuesday after an acquaintance had said he believed the torso of a woman mnd in @ catch basin here a week 10 to be that of Kocurek's wife, was released vesterday. An analysis of a hatchet. a knife and rags found in Kocurek’s home showed them to be covered with red paint and not with blood, the coro. chemist reported, after which as released. The acquaint ance had said that Koecyrek had threatened to kill his wife, who has since disappeared, and to use his knowledge of butchering to hide the crime. Kocurek said his wife deserted ;I e THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925, TWO MEN VICTIMS OF FEUD OUTBREAK Third Is Probably Fatally Shot Following Italian Leader's Death. KANKAKEE, DL, April 30.—Two men were shot and killed and another possibly fatally wounded late yester- k day as the result of a new outbrea of the feud which started here last week with the slaying of Sam Zaccaro, | leader in the Italian colony here, and u- | alleged rum runner. Yesterday's shooting occurred in the soft drink parlor of Frank Luppino. Luppino and Alssio Lortorici were pshot and Viectore Fespantl, the last man to see Zaccaro alive, was prob ably fatally wounded. The police and sheriff’s forces who rushed to the scene met with sullen silence on the part of witnesses. arrests were made. his body, seated in his See Me and Keep later pulled from the bottom of an abandoned stone quarry. He had been shot through the head and his slayers are believed to have run the automobile and the vic tim into the quarry At the inquest, which was con cluded yesterday . morning, relatives and friends of the Italian leader re fused to give any information about the shooting or whether Zaccaro had | any enemies. If vou want work, columns of The Stai A0 | riffith Coryoution I oal O read the want oal lean Prices Reduced AL D No | | Last week Zaccaro disappeared, and | utomobile, was | Plenty of Parking A Salad is only as good as its Dressing The best salad is ruined by poor dressing. while a quite ordinary combination of fruits or vegetables mdy be given distinction by the ad- dition of HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE- Frec—Book of Salad Recipes Desk 18 Richard Helimann, Inc. Long Island City 3 | Investigation indicated that he had | hin' looks as |once married & lian woman named Settin’ | Rosing nd was divorced. Ctun N alan brought a Spanish won Your Eyes Young Archie D. Engel Formerly With Roe Fulkersor 615 15th St. N.W. Next to Keith's Theater Phone Main 7108 in which citizenship a vical training will be intermir the schedules with drill and instruc v i tion in the Infantry, Cavalry. Field! car her husband is tryin’ t’ jack |men Perez, into this country nd Coast Artillery, Engineers mq‘“”,_ Signal Corps branches of the military. | ' Part of the camps run ing the | month of July and of during | \ugust, while Plattsbur Y., will| ave two camps in suecessior The C. M. T. C. no obligations except tr f his time at one of the ated near his home; the Gove meets the e nse of car fare to and from the ¢ clothing, equipment Preside: meals, bedd President ment millionair Ther’ hain’t no lazy as a big wi him »ugh the accidental pres- | birtk dead horse in the Yel- Th' feller that used t' ask why |Rosi th' Gover'ment didn't pay 11\" McKinlev bill, an’ have it over | 727 with, now wants President Cool- | {1dge t' lay off some afternoon | an’ outlaw war. 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