The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1918, Page 11

‘0 BAVETTA LEA LEADS BAND. ‘The Bvening ng Word y yesterday re- ferred to affidavits filed in the Supreme ner odkiyn, in an action for s#p- brought against Vincenzo Ba- his wife Sedie, This report states that the defendant it was the leader Worl wae ed f have ine Par’ Winseos: aa maa Te SHOT TAX ON COFFEE, | AND KILED CHLD TAO SUGAR CES FOR VC Warns of £ Oveeotetne Mrs, Nienstidt Doe Doesn’t Know eal Wealth in Offering Way to | Daughter Is Dead—May Be Meet Loss on Beer. | Sent to Asylum Here. Mra, Claire Madeline who In a frenzy over the marriage | WASHINGTON, Wealth Nienstadt is taxed to about the straining point Sept. 10. by the new War Revenue Bill, Repre- entative Longworth of Ohio deciared in the House to-day when debate on the huge tax measure was resumed He warned his hearers that any ad-! ditional taxes levied hereafter must be borne by people purchasing articles of daily necessity and said that as the cost of the war mounts a greater pro- portion of it will have to be borne by future generations. | Most of the coming issue of Liberty Bonds, Mr. Longworth said, will be purchased by individuals and thelr asing power will be affected di- by the taxes on their incomes Contending that the President's or- der stopping the manufacture of beer after next Dec. 1 will cause a loss of | $500,000,000 in revenue under the new war tax bill, Mr. Longworth said Con- | gress may be forced to impose con- sumption taxes sooner than had beon expected, In that connection he sug- | gested a tax of seven cents a pound | on coffee, % cents on tea, 10 per cent. | on rubber, 20 per cent. on wool, 15 per cent. on hides and one cent on sugar. Ho estimated these would yield $240,- | 090,000 annually, In concluding, the speaker por- trayed the conditions under which the German people, “gagged and bound, pay bloody tribute to the in- satiate ambition of the house of | Hohengollern,” and referred to the |German Emperor's six “who will be preserved un for posterity.” an Educator gcgoo00cc00c0 “This Way Out” For Frantic Feet ORNS, callouses bunions, in- grown nails, fallen arches — are the things that make feet fran- tic. They belong to pointed shoes. Educator Shoes — broad-toed, comfortable—"‘let the feet growas they should.” sons, maged States, he said by com. been less timorous, Without men-| tioning by name his father-in-law, | Col. Roosevelt, Mr, Longworth paid a tribute to the valor of his four sons hat a ex-President, referring to| at the front and that if S| President Wilson had been blessed They make happy, O! with sons of fighting they too Q | would | have firing line. healthy feet. 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She is in the hospital suffering from @ drug supposed to have been taken at the time she administered chloroform to her two” surviving children, She tosses on her cot and constantly cries for her children, She does not know the daughter she shot is dead, Detroit despatches say the prosecu- tor has assigned an alienist to ex- amine Mrs, Nienstadt, and if he finds her insane the authorities probably will take steps to have her returned to her Brooklyn home and placed in some institution by friends, Mrs, Bernard Nienstadt of No, 661 ‘Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, grandmother of the children, is now in Detroit and it is understood will return with the body of the dead child and the two remaining children, who have re- covered from the chloroform, thelr mother gave them. The Detroit police say they found In the young mother’s room in the | hotel, a letter ad in Brooklyn indi intended to kill all three childre herself It has been understood Mrs, Nien- | stadt ts the daughter of mander Thomas Mannin, retired, of No. 199 Van Bi Street t a friend of the was a mistake due to the fact that the ily had befrie ye Manning fam- nN to forty-five already regis- r the selective Sons of the Presidents of the United 4 ded Mrs. Nienstadt for | x | I Nineteen Yankee at Unknown Camps. WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—Names of thirty-four American soldiers who are prisoners of war at various camps in Gmreany were made public to-day by the War Department. The list fol- lows: At Reserve Lazarett 1, Bayreuth. David Rittenburg, Dorchester, M At Camp Cassel—Alfred P. aston, Pa; Herbert V Z Watson Bradle: Delbert Stephe Prison Jones Moores jon, Bed ; Brant A ; Claude Jackson, Hickman. Hiland, Uniontown, Ky.; mer, West Port, Ind.; Charles umbus, O.; Vasily Potochny, McAdoo, Pa.; Je! Amore, Plains field, 0. At unknown camps—Dall B. Kelly, Os good, N. D.; John J. Gilliland, Webber Falls, Okla.; Frank Machules, Chicago; Burt Eaton, I Wash,; Albin R. Anderson, Kerk Minn.; Frank J Rive, Earl C. Ranch, York, Pa.; . Mich.; Will tam W. Wilt Harry W Lebanon, ham phia; Ind. Frod Aszowsk kle Tod Whiton, SID. DREW PLEADS IN VAIN, Screen Actor Tries to Save Chaut- feurs He Ordered to Speed. Sidney Drew's eQorts to reach his home at Sea Gate late Saturday night while on his way from the Astor Thea tre, Manhattan, so as not to be using his automobile on Sunday, caused two chauffgurs who were driving Drew and 1 party of friends in two machines to be irraigned for speeding in Flatbush sse Antonik Van Win- ut. Arthur L, Soldiers Are Held] Jordan, Han- F ae GRASHES ITO. TRUCK AT TRIAL OF DEBS ————- Two Women Antong bag’ Injored But At First Insists on Going to Jail All Are Able To Go To Their | Instead of Paying, but Homes. Changes Mind, | | When a touring automobile crashed! CLEVELAND, Sept. 10.—Judge D. ©. into @ coal truck at First Avenue and babar at stenneies bw at bs jw opening of the Debs trial to-day to the [sth Street to-day, five persons were in~ sore e tacne who applauded in court Jured. The automobile was owned and yesterday, following the apeech of Sey- by Henry Grossman, thirty-three mour Steadman for the defgnae, Rose rs old, a moving picture operator of Pastor Stokes, Mrs, Margaret Prevey 21 Bast §7th Street, and J. J. Fried wore fined $26, and the sengers in the car were Anna others $10. Mrs, Stokes and Mrs. Pro- fifty-eight, and Herman Freider, Vey at first insisted they would go to both of No, 424 Bast Gist Jail as @ mattor of principle, but friends | no were cut and br about argued thom out of it : The Government then began the tn- 0 in its attempt to Resino stops itching instantly Don't let that itching skin-trouble torment you an } yer! 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