Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 36

a8 VALUABLENSET COLLETON HeRE About 80,000 Moths Added to Museum Specimens by New Arrivals. Required 10 Yewrs, i n nd- | THE EVENING STA EEW OF 80,000 MOTHS IN COLLECTION Dr. William Schaus of the Division of Insects, National Museum, who about 80,000 moths in the most complete collection in the world. BOY THIEF BURNS $929. PLAN JULY 4 FETE. b | Commissioners Name Edgar C.|Russian Lad Thinks United States cluded | | all Snyder to Head Committee. Money He Stole Worthless. «r C. Snvder, U 1 Stat (OSCOW, February 4 (P).—As the marshal for the District of Columb foscow Express pulled into the i T on here one of Russta’s numerous nted by the Commissioner rjhern o e s a general committee | 5ining $1,030 from Miss Sarah Rabino- itable program for a | viich of New York. he culprit fled tion of the 150th an- |and Jolned 4 band of juveniles who tn- - i 1 fest tehrallroad yards. v of the signing of the|qy, hepan to divide the booty, but, Declaration of Independence July 4. thinking the green dollars were The ¢ oners also named ISsac | money issued by the anti-Bolshevik Gan: resident of the Wash- and consequently worthless, of Commerce. as threw it into the fire. ce commiitee for | “The police entered the depot and he celebruation. Both were em-{g5\¢ the blazing dollars. They saved powered to appoint the personnel of | gnly 101 single dollar bills, which Miss cas | their respective committees. Raiiovitelisays ahe millikeen fasfan t boat for collection. It e weeks even N in boxes the United States came back to aluable cargo. ttle the many boxes drifted cupy all of the spa; - entomologist’s laboratory in the National Museum, and there only remains the task of assembling them, FINNISH TREATY SIGNED. Sweden Completes Pacts With All Her Neighbors. STOCKHOLM, February 4 (P).— By the signature yest: of a com- ulsory, unlimited arbitaration treaty with Finland, Sweden completed a sys- tem of agreements with all her Scan- dinavian neighbors for the outlawing ©f war. Similar treaties already have been concluded with Norway and Penmark. These agreements provide that all disputes between the signatories youst be submitted to arbitration, and in which direct diplomatic ns prove futile the decision ent Court of Interna- tonal Just: s accepted in advance s final. 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