Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1923, Page 26

ACCUSEDOFPLOT ey 1o Qi TOKILL RELATIVE, Gothamite, Held on Arson! Charge, Said to Have Sought | Father-in-Law’s Death. By the Assoctated Pross. NEW YORK, October 20.—Not only did Willilam Ford, a real estate dealer, set fire to the house of his father- in-law. killing him and five others, but he had planned for months to take the life of his relative, includ- ing running him down by automobile, police said Raymond Anderson, ac- cused in the arson plot, told them. Anderson, a chauffeur, elaborated upon his first confession to the police that he drove Ford and another man, for whom the police are searching, to | the home of the f: law, George F. Keim, a playwrig here the palr set fire to t . One day Ford and he spent hours riding around in the hope of seeing Keim on the et and 3 over him with the automob.le, police assert Ander- son told them, rd had ty matters after| partnership, which | ensive litigation. ! to proclaim his in- | n, were r i or arraignment and held in $20,000 bond , each. | CUPID Wuhino rAST ON PARIS LSVELGRN! Twenty Marriages snd Forty En- gagements Recrd of Year in “Green Rivbon Club.” By the Associated Press. | PARIS, Octob.r 20. “Green | Ribbon Club” h elebrated its first annivers: with a record that its presicent describes as ‘glorious,” fn that it can boast of 700 members, 20 marriages and 40 enga The club was born of an ai a humorist who, In jest, that those who wanted to mar failed to meet a kindred spirit might wear some token that would show they were propared to enter into matrimony under due and proper con- ditions. The idea was taken up serionsly and f the members choosing n_to their The stat- its | s gs, dances, excursions and trips. Active members must supply a po- lce certificate not older than three | months, a proof of identity and a copy of their birth certificate. They also must undertake to sub- mit to a medical examination to es- | tablish that they ar 2ood health. ! The wearing of the green ribbon is obiigatory at all :neetings, but pro- hibited on any otler occasion. EXACT PEAGE BCND OF CUBAN PARTISAN Officials Threaten Sedition Charge if “Veterans” Fail to Put Up Funds. HAVANA, October 20.—Orders that Gen. Carlos Garcla-Velez and four- teen other leaders of the Veterans' and Patriots’ Assoclation give bond of $1.000 each or be arrested on charges of tion and rebel meet s of the association, except in its own onartars bo prohibited, were made public today. The order for the arre ing of the leaars was is clal Judza Valdes An gontinuing his inanir o agrociation were to make bond iaga, one of their | 8 that bonds prob- r would ba given Col. Manuel Dnapz e, former sec- ntors and 31 ners. an? in the movement, were » named in Judge An- |as assistant physleist. He is an M A. | Le attended as Docks Bureau for ' Forest Service Job ‘The resignation of T. J. Mosley as technical ald in the bureau of yards and docks, Navy Department, be- comes effective on dctober 24. Mr. ‘osley recently ibtained the high- | | st rating on a “ ivil service ex- | umination held for the position of | -ditor of research »ublications in the orest service, and \is appointment to | hat post at the orest products aboratory, Madi- | v s, n, Wis., follow- | J. MOSLEY. ed shortly. For | the past six years he has been with the bureau of yards and docks In Washingion In the ca- pacity of librarlan, research assist- ant and editor of publications, hav- ing had a hand in shaping the bu- | roaw’s book of war history, its man- ual technical bulletins and special articles. Prior to his service in the Navy Department Mr. Mosley was attached to tie national bureau of standards | graduate of Oxford, which institution Rhodes scholar from Texas in the years 1908 to 1911 FOREIGNERS FLEE CITY BESIEGED BY CHINESE Ordered Out of Changsha by Con- suls as North and South Forces Clash. By the Assoclated Press, SHANGHAIL October 20.—A report received lere today from Hankow says all foreigners have been ordered ve's of thelr countries to leave Changsha, varid ween mnorthern and - wllng tuw hoen renewed and the city is being fired on. Many ! s iior o arrived to- | Y0il CAN QUICKIY LOCATE LT IN THE DUSK s un ;» The RED co.or of the han- dle of “The Cap with the RE flap” makes it easily visible even in semi-darkness. Women appreciate this. Your milkman can get these caps_of all Jobbers or The American Dairy Supply | Company, Washington, % ' WHEN YOU NEED A KEY You need our instant dupli- cating service. Duplicate key, 25c. 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