The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 8

tu Strik Him. ticket, has writ i letter of complaint to the Professor relates his trou- as follows: ms first piace, he carried my } @ver tu the booth tu hwich he Seems tu instrukt a voter, baving no Bat trom os member. Tu this! Buthing. But bwen be pi me and ‘ 1 replied t Bot leave tn in. and out yur for bodily threats.’ A nd 040,000 ter if! i SOR MAKS AK A BEC HE WOZ ED RVENVOTING aa ye ( the organized militia be called into ‘and Reform Speler SayS| United States werve, the troopn would “ 5 be went to mobilization camps with- shun: Ofishut-Thretened | ou sumoint uniforms to provide Jonefus Chant Lipes, B. se. Bdukator, Riter, Lekturer, er, Exsperantist, ov 633 favenu, Boro ov Brooklyn,” candidate for Congress on the scandalous way he “nwhen I voted last in the frat elekshon = ov th 6th Assembly distrikt, | 1°! De Kalb avenu, Brooklyn.” The| nuthorise asys the “chairman wos @ box until my bal- jo responded by saying fhe Wood not put them in until he Hwen the next bed ballot nt h yu. ‘Now, sir, I wil report find Il investigate the | Jwelr | i Ri; s ; : il Be Ga; WILLS GIVES WARNING ON MILITIA EQUIPMENT Would Be Badly Lacking in Uni- forms if Called for U. S. Service, Says General. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.--"Should each soldier of the minimum strength With one suit of outside clothing.” This was the warning sounded by the War Department in a circular di- | rected to-day to National (uards- mon by Brig.-Gen. A. 1. Mills, Chief of the Division of Militia Affairs, The circular furt reited that at the fon a Mayor provide one uniform for each of 100 enlisted militiamen required be maintained for each Senator and tat vo, rty-nine States “Md not have sufficient clothing to provide one unt- for each enlisted man of the authorized strength. authorised strength formerly was | 2 3 ompany, ich ia now creased to nixty-five, A number of other States did not Dave sufficient arms and equipment for their minimum authorized | strength. | “TANGO-TEA” ROBBER SENT TO SING SING Eaton Had Pleaded to Two Indict- ments, but Was Sentenced Only on One, Herbert J. Eaton, the well bred, fascinating young Welsh stenog- rapher who, made the acquaintance ut my bat J y fifty-eight men for each infantry oon ‘4 ' to be in | | \@iven Jong terms in prison to-day by ;| of wealthy women and robbed them, , | sometimes called the “tango tea” rob- ber, was sentenced to Sing Sing for | not less than two ‘sor more than nine years and six months by Judge) Name! Mulqueen in General Sexsions to-day. Eaton had pleaded guilty to two in- dictmenta, He was sentenced on one in wan arrested on the com-' ft robbed to hom he had written a threatening in| letter demanding $),00, other/Indictment was made on pret Miss Marie & rich young woman, who charged him with stealing from her id clothing worth $15,000. ton’s wife had never suspected t an exemplary young Lese| Man, working toward success for the eake of herself and their six-year-old daughter. —_—— Five Yeare tn Prisen for Theft. 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New models, of exclusive imported tweed, cheviot, tartan checks, pencil stripes or heather mixtures, also navy serge or cheviot, 8.75 Regular price $12.50 : Boys’ Winter Overcoats \ SIZES 8 TO 18 YEARS th raglan or belted models, of fine imported fabrics, many with novelty worsted lining, convertible collars. 1 2.75 Regular price $15.00 Boys’ Shoe Shop Shop on the third floor THE EVENING WORLD, THREE GANGSTERS GET LONG TERMS IN PRISON Kies sentenced to was “You Ought to Be Caged Up Like Wild Beasts,” Court avenue, re aod four months and a fin ansenned. han, twenty-three years old, recet' th nce. fight at a street and Eighth In imposing sentence Judge Ro- ie of Kaward Moyn'- | Broo the aged day T am natisfied that |B ” oninky said: Tells “Dusters. “Yon are of (po earthy eee to the ” community and shoul oe Three members of the “Hudson | fie tid beasta. 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