Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 23

OR JANNSCHOGEN NATIONAL 200 HEAD Succeeds Dr. Wetmore as Superintendent—Member of Many Expeditions. Dr. Williar entomologist Smithsonian Institution announced to- | day. Dr. Wetmore was recently ap- pointed X of the rts of the world I llected many live ani the National Zoe, and are now on exhibition he Dr. Manp, in the co scientific wark, has inspec in close centact with pi of long | nd been | New Head of Zoo Here’ CREEN THE EVENIN “YELLOW KID” HELD UNDER $10,000 BAIL Denies Dealing in Stolen Securities. “Talks Down” Bond From $25,000. By the Associated Prese. CHICAGO. May 14.—Joseph (“Yel- low Kid”) Weil of the golden voice and whiskers, Chicago's most con- tinuously reforming confidence man, yesterday was held under $£10,000 bond ! by a United States commissioner on a charge .ef traflicking in stolen Libe bonds, and his hearing set for May The “Yellow Kid,” sartorially re-| splendent, dramatically and vehement. | ly maintained his innocence, talked | Els bond down from $23,000 (o' $10,000, but his suggestion that perhaps the | bond might be made $5,000 fell uni deaf ears. So he offered to compro- ise at $7,500. This sugs: vetoed by the comm ner, as s a plan to schedule a piece of property incumbered by a mortgage to effect his release. Weil, dccused of perpetrating many confidence schemes and suspected by stion was STAR, WASHINGTO others, was arrested after James Head, his companion, had been found in a brokerage office trying to dispose of Liberty bonds stolen in a Milwaukee bank hold-up. Federal officials have also been try- ing to fasten on Head, Well and two other men, real estate agents and pro- fessional bondsmen, implication in the hold-up of a bank at Shumway and one at Chenoa, Ill. Officials of these banks who came here could not iden- tify the suspects, who are hcld now on charges of disposing of stolen prop- erty and altering Government securi- ties. JURY IS DISCHARGED. Deadlock in Case of Alleged Girl Tryst Maker. ELYRIA, Ohio. y 14.—The jury in the case of Lucille Jones, 20, daugh- ter of a Lorain minister, charged with arranging clandestine meetings between men and school- | girls. was discharged late last night after it reported to Judge A. R. Web- ber that it was hopelessly deadlocked. The jurors, nine men and three women, deliberately 8 hours and 49 minutes. County Prosecutor D. A. Baird de- clared he was undecided whether a | on trial THURSDAY. GERMAN INDEMNITY-CLAIM FOR RAIL CRASH IS DENIED Poles Say Roadbed Condition Not Responsible for Wreck That ! Killed 28. By the Associated Preds. WARSAW, joint German-Polish committee ' con- vened at Danzig to investigate the raflroad disaster near Starogard, in which 28 persons were killed, has re- jected the German claim for indem- nity, holding that the condition of the rcadbed maintained by the Poles was not responsible for the wreck. i~ Thus far there has been no solution of the alleged intentional derailing of the train, although several arrests Lave been made. __Two other attempts to wreck trains in the Polish corridor are reported. Ncar Dirschau stones were piled on — DESKS From U. 5. Government at £16 and u Choice of single or double ped- estal. flat top, Toll top or type. writer styles. Also new desks at jesn Jhan ode-half usual vrice. OAK A MAHOGANY Office. FURNITURE DEPT. Poland, May 14.—The | MAY 14, 1 the rails, and between Posen and Brombers two men. were discovered tampering with the track. They fired as they fled and a hand grenade was found at the spot where they had been working. G FILM STARS TO WED. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., May Bert Lytell and Claire Windsor, mo- tion picture players, will be married at Juarez, Mexico, today, it was an- nounced here last night. The honey- moon will be spent in Mexico City. Lytell was divorced last October from Evelyn Vaughan. Miss Windsor, whose real name is Ola Kronk, was divorced from William Boles some years ago. 20— APPROVE ITALIAN STAFF. Cabinet Confirms New Chiefs of | Army, Navy and Air Forces. ROME, May 14 (A.P.).—The Italian | cabinet vesterday approved Pre | Mussolini’s choice of aimy, navy air chiefs. The chief of the ge staff of the arm Gen. Pletro F | | glio, with Gen. Cavallero as second in | command. Admiral Acton was made chief of the navy general staff, with | Capt. Cantu as second in command. Gen. Piccio was announced as chief of the general staff for aviation, with Lieut. Col. Cassane as his assistant. Undersecretaries approved were: Army, Gen. Cavallero; navy, Rear Ad miral” Sirlanni; aviation, “Gen. Bon interior, Deputy Teruzzi, and ign affairs, Deputy Grandi. | zani; | for for o And Sprintle < in the Fot-Bath ALLEN’S FOOT=EASE The Antiseptic, realing Powder for tired, swollen, smarting, sweating feet. ' It s the friction from the shoe, prevents blisters and sore spcts and takes the sting out of corns and bunions. Always use Allen’s Foot-Esse to break in new shoes. Sold every- where. Tria package Free. Address ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, Le Roy, N. Y. —_— e e R Y AR GO OO PSSR DA OO MRS ARANE A —_—— $1.50 and $2 Boys’ Wash Suits BEHREND AGENT LADIES’ 120-22-24 Tth St. N.W. HOME JOURN i C L PATTERNS. the large goological gardens Washington Salvage Co. world. : — - aythorities in connection with many | new trial would be beld. DR. WILLIAM M. ll.v\.\. in | | "RE?AIN NOTED COUNSEL FOR EVOLUTION TUTOR ¥ lfX}icivn Liberties Union Announces Dr. John R. Neal to Defend Scopes at Dayton, Tenn. 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