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Evening star., 1921-06-15
KEITH'S.

Next week at b. F. Keith's theater
the bill Offers for the first time here
tho motion picture stars Francis X.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne In their
vaudeville comedy hit. 'The Poor Rich
Man. the two appearing In person.
Others will be the barr twins, with
Mack Toch in an artistic dance diver
sion; Dave Roth in q characteristic
bit; Marshall Montgomery and COM
pany; Brown and ,O'Donnell: the lie
Volos: Miller and Mack and others.
including the regular house additions
Evening star., 1921-08-18
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. August 18,-Bar sill
ver-Domestic. 9s4: foreign. So. Mex
tcan dollars. 41ss.
LONDON. August 1S.-Bar silver,
3S%d per ounce: money. per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills. 4ss sa434
per cent: three months bills. 13-16a
IN per cent.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
y ;eher quotations on hogs steadied
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Angus lS'Cott@on @
futures opened steady-octoner' 1852:
December. 1?24: =! nuary. 13.2';
March. 1347: May. 1882.
points on relatively steady caoIes
and some continental buying met re-
newed liquidation and soutnern sen.
ing in the cotton market today NO
eneSsh news feature was connected
with the changes. but the readins
OF Yesterdays weekly weather repoI.
seemed to create an impression tnat
early month buyers are llkel! 20 us
aisa sanpointed by, the showing OF end
of August crop figures. There was
also comment on reports that the un-
settled tone of raw materldl inai
had checked buying OF goods ior LOT
Ward shipment, and few stop or
Sers were uncovered as the market
work cd back to yesterdays low ievei:
necemher sold off from 13 "a to IL !
In consequence. with the genera Is.
selling about five to SIX polnts
lower and INTO ne" ~"
Railies to about last nights closing
ouotations followed the execution OF
stop orders on the early break. EN-
cent for covering there seemed 70
be very little demand. however: win
the market becoming very quiet on
the raIIy- and prices broke again later
nnder a renewal Of southern selling.
December sold off to 1912. or points
net lower, and all the more active
nositions made, new low ground for
the movement.
NEW ORLEANS. August 1S.-Cotton
onened steady. After making advances s
of two to four points on the more active
months during the first CALL the market
fen of under selling, some of which was
attributed to spot interests, and at the
and of the first hour Of business was
Ave to ten points under the close Of
Yesterday. October rose to 1872 and
reacted to 1872.
LIVERPOOL. August 1S.-Spot cotton
in fair business. prices easier. Good
middlins. s.21: fully middling. s.sl; mid,
ding, S41; low midtiline, Isl; good
ordinary, 636: ordinary. SCI. Sales.
& 200 bales. including $500 american:
receipts. 10000 bales. including 1880
American. Futures closed quiet. Au-
gust. S.s1: October, &c., December.
Sra; January. STA; March. s.S1; July.
SS2
Evening star., 1921-08-18
DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. August IS (SpeciaD.
-Chickens-Alive, sprineers. pound
| 26a22: white L.ghorns. 24s26. old .,.rs.
23a27: old roosters. 16: ducks, 1924:
pigeons. pair. %; guinea fowl, each.
7Oa75
Esgs-Loss of. native and nearby
firsts. dozen. SO; southern. So.
Butter-Creamery, fancy. pound.
45a46; prints. 46a4S: nearby creamery.
41a42; ladies'. 30a32; rolls, 2sa30:
store packed. 27a2S. dairy prints,
28a3O: process butter. 34a35.
NEW YORK. August 1S.-Butter
week: recetpts. 1857 packages. Cream
cry. higher than extras. i3A Aa44: cream
cry. extras (92 score), 421aa43;
creamery. firsts tSS to 81 score). 3Sa
~: packing stock, current make No
Eggs unsettled: receipts. 26755 cases.
Fresh gathered. extra firsts. 37a41:
fresh gathered firsts. 54a37; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennery whites. firsts to extras. 47a
50; do. browns. extras, i6a4S; do.
gathered browns and mixed colors.
frsts to extras. 35at5: refrigerator
5p. cials. 31a39: do. fi-sts. 3iisa36.
Cheese Irregular: receipts. a.>ta boxes
State. whole milk. fats. fresh spe-
:ia3s. 2la2. Il. do. a.e,a run. .oa
20ls: state. whole milk, twins. spe-
ciais. 2la:l i2; do. average run. 20a20is
Evening star., 1921-08-18
RAILWAY ISSUES
|NG0OD DEMAND

NEW YORK August 1S.-Advances
were very general in the bond list to-
day. While trading was not particu-
larly large. it did show some increase
over previous days. The main fea-
ture. however. was comparative
scarcity of offerings around recent
prices. This meant that when buying
orders of any size came into the mar
ket the buyers had to pay up.
The main inquiry was for railway is
sues. Many of these got well back
to their high of two and three weeks
. points to SS. st. Paul convertible
4las were up y points to 66A. Chesa
peake and Ohio convertible 4ks and
5s both gained point. and SO did
Reading general As.
The demand was very keen for the
Hill issues. with heavy transactions
in Great Northern IS just under 1O1.
and with Burlington and Quincy joint
collateral 6les at new top of 101 as
The Iron Mountain As continued, car
rying them up almost another point.
Kansas City Southern 5s at II were
only a point away from their best
of 1921, and Kansas City Southern 3s
at 81 only half point from heir top
There We're gains of half to three
quarters in Erie convertible issues
n rise of d point in BALTIMORE and
Ohio convertible 4i2S and rises of
half point each in Baltimore and
Ohio 6s and the refunding IS.
Industrials Fairly Firm.
The upward movement was not
quite as marked in the industrials
but nevertheless was quite general.
Mercantile Marine rs recovered to II
and the Cuba Cane Sugar as were
steady, despite the weakness in the
stocks. Brooklyn Edison 6s rose a
90h. and there were moderate re-
coveries in du Pont 7lss and in Tide
water Oil 612s.
The liberty group was an exception
to the general tendency. 1t was
slightly lower on the day.
Among the foreign governments a
demand for French 712s was fea-
ture. carrying them up across 96
again. City of Bern IS sold at 99a.
as against 80 yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. August 18.-Money
and exchange: Prime mercantile
paper 6a6k; exchange strong; ster.
ling sixty-day bills and Commercial
sixty day bills on banks. S.63A: com.
mercial sixty-day bills, $50; demand
1868; cables, 1868: francs. deman nd
7.77; cables. 7.771a; Belgian francs
demand, 31.OS; cables, 31.14; lire. de.
mand, 4.34; cables. 4.341s; marks, de.
mand, 1.2Ok; cables. 1.21; Greece. de.
mand, 5.54; Sweden. demand. 21.33
Norway demand. 1906; Argentine. de.
mand, 1925; Brizilian, demand, 1853
Montreal, 81 per cent discount. Gov.
ernment bonds irregular. Railroad
bonds firm. Time loans easier, sixtS
days. ninety days, six months, 5Aat
per cent.
Call money easier; high, 6; low, 51a
ruling rate, s: closing bid, 5h; offered
at s; last loan. "; call loans agains,
acceptances. 5h..
Evening star., 1921-08-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

:. CHICAGO, August IS fCnited States
bureau of markets).-Cattle-
10000 head; strictly choice steers
strong. others dull. tending lower;
bulk steers, 7.00a9.75; she stock
stockers and feeders steady; bulk fat
cows and heifers, 400a6.0o: bulls
weak; veal calves strong to 25 higher;
bulk. s.50a9.00.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; active.
lights steady to rs lower; others
steady to 25 higher than yesterday
average: some mediums and heavies
up more: top. 9.85: bulk light and
light butchers 9.50a9. so; bulk pack
ing sows. 7.75a8.15; pigs. steady to
strong.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; sheep
and native lambs steady: western
lambs slow: no early sales; top ma
tivcs. 1925 to shippers: bulk to pack
ers. 9.50a10.O0: bulk fat native ewes.
3. .35a4. so: no choice lambs here; best
feeder lambs. $50.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Md. August ~ tSpe-
ciaD Potatoes. white. bbl., 1.7aa4.5o:
100 lbs. 1O0a275: sweets. bbl. 2.5Oa
6 90; vans. bbl. 4.o0ai.5o: beans. bu..
75al.S5: beets, bunch. 2a3: cabbage.
read. las: carrots. bunch. 2a3; celery,
crate. 3.50ai LOO: corn. dozen. sa29
Cucumbers. BASKET. 30a4a: egg
75al 90: onions. hu.. 1.2aal 80: pep
pers, basket. 20a25: squash. basket.
oOa30: tomatoes. basket. dOaao: bu..
|. .0Oa115.
cantaloupes. basket. f0a5O; crate. 'oa
l.50.
Da'msons. lb. :: grapes. common.
basket, l.25a150 peaches. basket.
I 1.s0al.75: crate, i.50a5.50: pears.
Bartlett. basket. lO0a1.25: sickles.
75a1 90: common. 50aIo.
WatermeIons. selects. per hundred.
| 20 0Oa35.O0: primes. S.00al5.oO: cuiis'
300a5.0e.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No l red winter. spot. ID !
per bushel: No. red winter. spo.'
30: No. 2 red winter. garlicky. spot
l21k. ,,,o,.
August wheat 1.2tA per bushel
September. 1.2o bid: cargoes on grade
No. Q red winter. garlicky. 12eA NO
5, 1.I3A: No 4. 1.09h: No. 3. l.e4 =;
Sales-Bag lots of nearhv At i."I
l1.l3. Ia. LIS. 1.16 and LII per ousneE l.
Corn-,,ob, new. yellow. 3.s0a3 ia
per barr-l: contract corn, spot. DO
track corn. yellow. No. or Detter'
domestic. IS and -. ,
Saler-la0 bushels white. Delivered
! at 68 per bushel .,r.
Oats-No. white. new. Al 12a42: NO
white. new, 3Ssa39. Old oats at
Rve-Bag lots of nearby rye. as 10
quality. so to lis per bushei: No. :
western export. spot. 1.1a per bushei'
No. 3. no quotation.
Hay-The. receipts Of new nay are
only moderate, and for all cars show
| ing desirable quality and conaition
there is a fair demand at 10.ee 10
% 90 per ton. In hot. moldy or dam :
aged hay it is more a questfoh Oh
finding buyer than one of price:
Straw-No. straight rye. nominal;
No. straight rye. nominal: NO. l tan
eled rye. 1850: No. tangled rye
I14.5O: No. 1 wheat. 1900; No. wheat.
1e.Ub: No. oat. nominal l4.'o u
lJOn: No oat. no quotation
CHICAGO August 1s.-New down
turns in the price of wheat took place
TODAY. with dealers giving contln".
attention to bearish aspects OF the
industrial aud financial outin0k. ~ "a
employment figures especially re-
NAMED a distinct factor. Besides PIT
tr de was sin ."cE.ng -o'nht
oce-i-~ c.~.".'~r" "-h'" .'
from 1S lower to a like advance. with
september 1.1ah to 1.19& and De,
cember 1.2OE to lei u. We're followed
nv material setback all around
Corn was easy with wheat. Aitef
opening a shade on 10 y - up s.M s the
market averaged a little lower all
around. roo-
ord for the season. starting un-
changed to u down. September 90 10 10
33A. and giving no sign OF power ~
Higher quotations on hogs steadied
Evening star., 1921-08-18
Grain. Produce and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

Eggs-strictly fresh. per doz.. ssa4o:
average receipts. IS.
Live ponltry-Roosters. per Ib.. ls;
turkeys. per lb.. 33a35 chickens spring.
per 10. 32a3f: hens. par h.. 23a26: Keats.
young. each. 35a5o.
dressed poultry-Frcsh- killed spring
chicfens. per H.. 35a3S: hens. per lb..
ROSTERS. per lb.. %: turkeys. per d.
"aso; Keats young. each. 60a75.
fork-Dressed. small, per lb.. 10
Live stock-Calves, choice. per lb.,
~; lambs. choice. per lb.. 10: live hogs,
Green fiuiIs-Appl,s, per bh'.. 3.00a
| Ioo': per busIel basket. 1.00a3.s0; west
ein. per box. 3.5Oa5 90; California lem
ons. per box. 3.O0a4.G0: California
oranges. per crate, 6.0Oa7 90: peaches.
per crate. 6.00a6.50: cantaloupes, per
Negetat'es-Potatoes.n new, No. !. per
! barrel. 5.00a6.G0: No. 2. 2.50a3.OO: sweet
potatoes. per barrel. 6.00a6.5O: lettuce
; nearby, per crate. 75a125: New York.
! crate. .50a3.0o; celery, per doz., 60a90;
| romaine lettuce. 1.00a1 so: cymblings
per crate. 50a75: spinach. per barrel
3.0Oa4.50: onions. 1.50a2.00: cabbage
| 2.o0a 90 per bbl.: cucumbers. LISA so
eegplants. per crate. 1.50a2. 90: tomatoes
per box, l.C0a9.50: corn. l0a25 per dozen
beans. 1.00a2.50 per barrel: Hsua beans
2Ga30 per quart.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
SECRETARY TO SPEAK.
Mr.. Hoover Will Address Ameri
can Chemical Society.

Secretary Hoover has accepted an
invitation to address a meeting of the
American Chemical Society to be held
at Columbia University September Z
Sir William J. Pope. president of the
Society of the Chemical Industry OF
Great Britain, will also speak
Reports received from Dr.. Charles
L.. Parsons of Washington. who is sec
retary of the American society. indi-
cate the attendance this year will be
unusually large. The New York sec
ton Of the American society alone
has $500 members and within q days
journey are about 5000 of the So
ciety's 1890 members.
The British society will meet at
Montreal the latter part Of Angus:
and many of the delegates will come
to New York to attend the meetings
Of the American body.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY
RrovkLn. y. Y. August III. 1921.
pfyIpFNU 1N3

A regular quarterly dividend Of 2la per cent
the capital st~k of the MergentlIaIrr Limo
type Company will be paid on September 81
1921. TO the stockholders of record they ap-
pear at the close OF business on September q.
1921. The transfer books will not he closed.
Jos. r. MACEEY. Treasurer.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
NEW YORK SUGAR PRICES.

NEW YORK. August 1S.-There
was no change in raw sugar prices
early today. but the undertone was
unsettled. and uncontrolled sugars
We're still offered on the basis of
4.61 for centrifugal Cubas. however.
were steadily held at 3A. cost and
freight. equal to ass for centrifugal.
The raw sugar futures market was
easier. owing to the unsettled feel
ing in the spot market. and prices
at midday were to Z points net
lower under selling by commission
houses.
The market for refined was un-
changed at 6.O0a6.13 for fine granu-
lated. Secondhand sugars are said
to be available at as low as 5.S5a5.90
for fine granulated.
A few scattered selling orders in
September comprised the early busi-
ness in refined futures and prices at
midday were about l point net lower.
Evening star., 1921-08-18

The Baltic sea has an average depth
of only forty y.three yards.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
NEW TAX MEASURE
ON TAKING LOSSES
Prohibits Sale and Repur'
-. chase for This Purpose.
Local Bonds Strong.
BY 1. A. FLEMING.

Under the provisions of the new TAX
measure it will not be as easy as II
has been in the past for operators III
stocks and securities to take their
losses through selling securlties anu
buying them back the same DAY at
about the same price.
The new tax measure provides tha'
to take losses. it will be necessary u
make an actual sale. and the repui
chase of a like amount at or apout the
same time. for the purpose of taking
losses is prohibited.
The measure is not at all eNpiici'
as TO the time that must elapse pe-
tween the two transactions 10 maj ke
then, valid leaving room for possiMole M
litigation in the matter, per III;
rulings by the revenue bureau. ""
fsatuTe of the tax bill may De re
snonsible for loss-taking movement
any time.
Convention Topics
Ar The Los Angeles convention OF
tbe American Bankers Association
the Savings Bank Division VIII ols, :.
cuss advertising and New BUSINESS.
Real Estate Mortgages ana Ap
praisals" and the Legal Controi OF
-
and Flexibility."
..Schoot Savings" will he made a
special topic at a luncheon on "eu
nesday of the convention eshi MseHi
Public Economy, Fracticai Schoo,
and Industrial Savings Banking ana
the "Development of the Postal Saw
.incs system" will be considered on
Thursday. oo
II is expected that 1000 TO 1000
delegates will attend the conVehtieh'
LoeaI Bonds Active.
Ronds were decidedly active and
strong on today's session of the loc%
stock Exchange, the sale of b'o"k
of $4,000 Georgetown Gas as at 40
helping out the total TRANSACTIONS
materially. The price for this block
was the same as for s4o.0oO olock
sold few days ago. 49,.
The general list of pubic utiiity
bonds showed better strength. with
an advance of one-half point in Wash
ington Gas IS, to -. while Potomac
Electric first 5s brought S9a., the
highest price of the year. Potomac
Electric general 6s at 90 also marked
One-half point advance.
Washington Railway general 6s sold
at the high of the year. 94-1l2 bet
ter than recent sales and point
better than the previous high price
of the year
are becoming more anxious to place
their funds and that the bargains
offered are attractive.
Favor Treasury Certificates.
The public has become highly edu-
Gated in the matter of investing its
funds in Treasury certificates. Not
IL day goes by" said a national banker.
but what we have several inquiries
for these investments. The public has
,;.,I., 4
rails to a greater degree than ever
before and is seeking the best avail
able income with the minimum of
risk. and has found it in certificates
of course when they make their in
vestments they draw down deposits.
but that is their business. The worth
and character of the government f1ota-
tionS seems to have passed by word
of mouth from one to another until
their desirability has become thor
oughly impressed on the public. AS
one issue natures the proceeds are
reinvested speedily in the next issue"
Evening star., 1921-08-18
CRUDE OIL ADVANCES.

principal purchasing agencies today
announced an advance in the prices of
crude oil so far as they relate to SOM
erset and Somerset Light, the first to
$l.I0 and the second to $1.25l a barrel.
These grades are produced in Ken
lucky. There was no change in Penn
crude. the generally accepted base OF
the market.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
BANK OF FRANCE REPoRr,

PARIS, August 1S.-The weekly
statement of the Bank of France
shows the following changes: Gold in
hand increased 272.0OO francs, silver
in hand increased 245.OOO francs. notes
in circulation decreased 242,547.000
francs, treasury deposits increased
4,914.600 francs. general deposits IN
creased 19,9O9.00O francs, bills dis
counted decreased 70,477 900 francs
advances decreased 11,S30.0e0 francs.
The state repaid the bank LOG, ,000. 900
francs.
Evening star., 1921-08-18

LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES.
NEW YORK. August 1S.-Liberty
bonds closed: 3ias. sS. 60: first As. $3.50:
second As. 1913: first AIS. 1896; second
as. S7.7s; third AS. 9l.96; fourth AIS,
SLSS; victory 3a4s. 9S.72; victory 4a4s,
9S 70
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
HUNGARIAN FORCES REPEL EFFORTS
 OF EX-REGENT TO ENTER BUDAPEST:
 WAR CLOUDS GA 7HERLNG W EUROPE
WILL NOT INCREASE WATER RENTALS NOW Mayor Explains That But Part of Proposed Work
 Will Be Done.

To quiet rumor to the effect that water rents throughout the city are to be materially increased on account of the outlay of large sum of money on the development project, Mayor O. E. Curtis explained this morning that but a part of the work is to be done at this time and no increases in rent ala will be necessary now.
 The mayors statement follows:
 MT. Hazen of New York was en- gagged by the water department some two or three years ago to make a sur vey of our water resources and make recomm mendations as to the best meth cd of developing them. He recom- mended system of development in five different stages. The water board of the city has at the present time only been authorized to act on the first rec ommendation and has started work that is system of wells and a pump ing station. This is expected to cost somewhere near $20O,000 and will be protection to the city in case of drouth or low sstate>of water at any time in the future. lit is capable of furnishing several million gallons of water per day at a minimum cost and should be ample for our water deve1- opments for several years.
 ''The other recommendations have not been accepted by the board of water commissioners ,or by the city council and it will be a matter to con- slider in the future-maybe five or ten years from now.
 Some of the costs which have been published are incorrect and the costs which were estimated at the time were estimated on the prevailing prices at that time and were high. just at the conclusion of the war. The matter of increasing the water rates has not been acted upon and it is not expected that they will be acted upon as the small amount of money to be expended on the present development will not require such a raise.
 Respectfully,
 ] < Orson F. Curtis mayor ''
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
"DOLL A R DAY"
 w EDN ESD AY

TT IS THE PLAN OF THE LO- CAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE VARIOUS MFR CHANTS OF THIS CITY TO MAKE THE .'DOLLAR DAY' BARGAINS THIS WEDNESDAY THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EVER OFFERED IN THIS SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. EVERYBODY CONCERNED IN THIS MIAMI MOUTH EVENT IS WORKING EXCEPTIONALLY HARD IN OR- DER TO GIVE THE BUYING PUBLIC THE BENEFIT OF THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE AND THE HIGHEST QUALITY. CO., OPERATION IS THE KEYNOTE OF THE PRICE CAMPAIGN WITH THE ASSUMPTION THAT ECONOMY IS THE WATCH WORD OF THE PEOPLE OF THIS LOCALITY. TT IS THE PLAN UNDER THESE TWO AS- SUMPTIONS THAT THE MFR CHANTS WILL MAKE THE PRICES OF THEIR GOODS so ], ATTRACTIVE THAT EVERY BODY WHO WISHES TO BUY CANNOT AFFORD TO OVER LOOK THE SPECIAL DRAWING CARDS OFFERED BY OUR MERCHANTS. READ TUESDAY NIGHTS HERALD AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
UNKNOWN SOLDIER IS : SELECTED FOR RETURN Flag Draped Casket Then
 Placed in City Hall At
 ChalOns-sur-Marne.

Chalons-sur-Marne Oct. 24, (By known soldier" who will find an hon. ored resting place in the national cemetery at Arlington, Va, was chosen here this morning. The cere- mony of selecting the casket to be taken to America took place in a little improvised chapel in the city hall here and in keeping with a re- quest from the United States govern ment was very simple and brief.
 Later the casket of the American warrior was placed in the rotunda of the city hall which was decorated with American flowers and flags. The casket was draped in an American flag. the only flowers on it being the little bouquet which was used by Sergeant Younger in making the selection. Thousands passed reverently by the casket the Silence in the rotunda be- ing broken only by the murmurs by many women and children who knelt and prayed beside the cofin. The whole district joined in mourning. Great masses of flowers were brought by country people and many children were carrying little bouquets of wild flowers.
 After the stream of mourners had
 passed, the casket was taken on a gun carriage, escorted by pallbearers, and
 an American guard of honor of 24 persons, followed by several battalions and French troops, to a special train leaving in the evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
LABOR BOARD OPTIMISTIC
 CONCERNING CHANGES OF
 SETTLING STRIKE MIDDLE
TO SPEND g MILLION TO BUILD NEW HOUSES Sears ROebuck and Co. An nounce Plan For Big
 Investment in East.

New York, Oct 24.-Sears Roebuck and company is planning to invest $25,- OOO,OO in new homes in the east and help to relieve the housing shortage.
 This became known today with the filing of incorporation papers for the Stability Construction Corporation which will do actual construction work on basis of 35 per cent investment by the owner of the property and 65 per cent by Sears RoelSlck and com pany, the latter being carried in each case as mortgage.
 Materials for construction, it was said would be furnished by the Chicago com- pany after clear titles had been proved.
 Construction said now to be under way includes 100 homes at White Plains. N. Y, and several developments between Dobbs Ferry and Tasting. Further construction it is understood will be begun in the Sheepshead Bay section of Brooklyn and in the Bronx while similar work will begin in Bos- ton within week.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
CONFESSES TO MURDER
Richard Wiesenfeld, Marine at Boston Navy Yard, Admits He Killed Eel low Private.

Boston, Oct. 24-Richard Wiesenfeld, a member of the marine corps attach ed to the navy yard, admitted before a board today that he killed Quincy c. Rouden of Panarfl City, a fellow priv ate, in the barracks Saturday night. He refused, however, to say why he shot him. The board recommended his trial by court martial but it was understood that the naval authorities had recom- mended to Washington that they be giv- en authority to turn the prisoner over to federal officials here for trial A warrant charging him with murder was issued by the federal commissioner here today