The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1915, Page 14

| that the attacking force won In the 'Church Wedding FLEET ADMIRALS [war momen, would not been the decision of ™ | Admiral Ph er further says that the decisiot Rear Admiral Knight | ar © given the weight that sh recorded them if they were th n officer who had had ex-!@ perience with the Atlantic Fleet, He Rccuses the War College of being 00 academic in its teachings that it i danger id In passing that Ad in not a graduate of miral the War Coil while Rear Admiral | | Knight is a graduate and is Presi. |dent of the college, IN NAVY WAR GAME $ t Yecisi the ision, Secretary Daniels ts Fletcher's Attack on De ON | cine 1 situation in which a civilian |must decide a controversy between f the highest naval experts in vice, » the conclusion of the manoeu- vres there have been persistent mi- Favoring “Invaders” Up to Daniels for Decision. | niin mors of disaffection in high circles | @ in the navy, E the officers in the NEWPORT, ft. 1, Nov. 19.—It inan|Atlantic Fleet, which was defanted, » eb ai * {are for the greater part thoroughly open secret in naval circles that ther in agreoment with the findings of ia A certain amount of frigidity in the] tear Admiral Knight and the War relations of Admiral Frank F. Fletch-| College experts that Admiral Fletch- er and Rear Admiral Austin H floet was defeated and that the pei biek state veneer | under Rear Admiral Knight Knight since the late manveny , in Oke ough and was able, theoret! which the attacking Meet, command-feully, to. land eallors and mnrines | ed by Rear Admiral Knight, succesd-|at several places “Along the const 4 In breaking through the ring of the | defending Moet, commanded by Ad-) HOPE INA SONG AT 70. f the manoeuvr Rear Admiral Knight himself, and the War College staf concurred in his findings. here was a confe atterwaas at the W ed Letter to Halt Read to His Trial, John T. Hall, who advertised him- self as “The Poets’ Friend,” may know his fate to-day, as Federal Judge Foster will begin his charge the jury when court convenes this morning. nce shortly eo behind her, Rear . Chief of r Vice 4 dimiral nd Rear Admirals De Witt Coft Pretty Bride of Lawrence Mead COG E PODECOOOOOEGOHOOOEGDOODG OOOO OODOEOOOSOE HOH for Miss Riely, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, FIGURE ON BUDGET OF $1 40,000,000; NEW TAX SCHEMES |House Leaders Divising Plans to Raise Revenue to Meet Defense Programme. WASHINGTON, Noy, 19.—The es- timates which will be transmitted to |Congross in December by Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury Depart- ment for maintaining the Govern- ment during the fiscal year 1916-17 will total $1,400,000,000, that being 265,000,000 In excess of the estl- |mates for 1915-16, A large part of the Increase indicated will be asked for the national defense programme, It became known to-day that Representative Kitchin, Demo- | leader ot the House, had in- formed the President that, he would frame bills to provide revenue for his means, legislative programme. This it is understood, that Mr.| 1918.” [this eum would be added about | special taxes that will take the money $88,000,000, which would come from | from the voor hehon| the Lo yo | War broke out England was coltectin, [or mies 06 War tax, making @ totai | Tom incomes, asf recollect, about. # f $203,500, por capita. In this country the col- this is a roti ‘estimate of the | jection ny is only $80,000,000 OF a i ore | less than $1 per capita, Nobody in ibe tentative plan of one oF more! Congres. will favor the suggestion of nbere of the Ways and Means| putting a tax on tea oF coffee, Committee, In addition, the income, “I would not favor a bond tsaue, as tax would be levied upon incomes of | Has been suggested. The people will . ventually have to pay off these bonds $2,000 or more and an inheritance tax Sna will have to pay the interest dur- provided. There is considerable talk | ing their existence.” of adding an Internal revenue tax on | ———— | boor Spd other intoxicating tquors, but it f understood that Mr. Kitchin opposes such a step. Tt Js argued by those in favor of the import duty on coffee that jcents a pound would cost Americans |27 cents a yoar per capita, If they had to pay the tax, but ft is the desire of the members of the committee who would tax coffee to force, if possible, the middleman to pay the tax. ‘The talk of levying a tax on auto- mobiles has been renewed and it ts believed that the next revenue bill will includ motor cars, A majority of the members of the Ways and Means Committes favor putting the additional taxes required for the enlarged national defense plan on those who are able to bear them. A careful study ts being made of the manufacture of arms, ammu- nition and other war supplies, with a view to exacting a heavy tax on the producers. The “nagging taxes, such stampa on bank checks and the like, will be omitted. Representative Keating of Colorado called the President to-day and outlined his views on a revenue bill. “The poor man will have to do the service in the army and the fighting, if there is any,” sald Mr. Keating, “I think the rich ‘man will not object to \ furnishing the money. T do not favor rolng back to n protective tariff of to ACCUSE VIRGINIA POLITICIAN. NORFOLK, Va., Nov. 19.—Charges that Alvah H, Martin, Republican Na- tional Committeeman for Virginia, has permitted Irregularities in his accounts as Clerk of the Norfolk County Court, have been filed In tne court by a spectal investigating committees appointed by Judge Coleman. Martin filed a general denial of the Cd World’s Smallest $ PLAYER PIANO Manufactured for over 60 years, in ONLY ONE GRADE, the best mechan- ical and musical skill can produce. 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Fiske of the War College and over 150 other of- ficers participated During this ee the lessons of tie war ga 6 discussed by all the officers, but by special order Secretary Daniels there was no witiciam allowed, an order which ts In the closing argument yesterday, Assistant United States Attorney Hartridge denounced Hall as one! whose greed knew no limi There read into th letter sent Hixon, the seventy-year jot “You t Buy a Woma: with Gold record a Kitchin and the President have an = | understanding about the work of |the next House. While Mr. Kitchin | will not support the Administra- tion’s plan for preparedness he will co-operate with the President {n securing proper revenue meas- out of the ordinary, according y officers here. le no naval officer will admit it | definitely, it is known by those close to naval circles that Admiral Fletcher reported to the Na Department t of the Naval War fr Admiral Knight D.Pricea G Stocks that are vast in size and endless in variety—prices that are the lowest ever quoted anywhere—make this the Greatest of All COAT Sales SS OS $9.85 ‘10 95 12 5 Sap 15 18: 95 Our doors will open to-morrow morning on the Greatest Coat Sale the shopping public has ever witnessed. It will prove the sensation of the season—both in its mam- moth scope and in the astounding low prices that will prevail. not written ca before Is that I’ve been very sick and could not write, T lost so much dur ing the flood, and being sick nearly al of the time since I really have nothing ‘s. 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Dr. George Alex- Mich, ander of the University Place Pres- bytertan Church performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at Mrs. Graves's home, No. 40 East Eighty-third Street, The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her uncle, Emerson MoMil- Un, wore white satin and tulle, em- broidered with seed pearls, Her only ornament was a diamond brooch, the gift _of the bridegroom, Mra, Frank Larkin, the matron of honor, was in pale blue satin and ail- ver net, caught with pink camelias, | and wore a pale blue net and silver lace hat, trimmed with like flowers. | Theodore Mead was his brother's best man. On their return from their | wedding trip, Mr, and Mrs. Mead will live at No, 35 East Thirtieth Street, | COW THAT BITES. From the Dillon (Mont.) We have all heard of, seen, crowing hens. We have met the| barking dog that didn't bite. wet mixed up with a cow that bites— well, that’s different. But that is just what one many 508, on the Mussigbrod | ranch, Mr. Mussigbrod has a regis- tere a fine animal which hoe bought just after she had won in the heifer class, which will bite Iike « horse. It tsa rent bite, too. no “gum her when her Dutch P ran’ 0) ete But to| the ures, Some of the tdeas that will be ad- | vanced when the Ways and Means Committee meets to take up the mat- ter of additional revenue are: 1, To continue the Import duty on sugar, which, it Ie estimated, will bring in about $40,000,000, 2. An Internal tax on gasoline of two cents @ gallon, which will provide $27,000,000, 3. An import duty of three cents a pound on coffee, which will bring In $30,000,000, 4. A duty on wool, which will provide $10,000,000, 5. An import duty on bananas, to produce $3,500,000, 6. An import duty on lemons, to produce $4,000,000, 7. 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