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i | vartment, and W. L. Mackenzie-King. § industrial investigator for the Rocke- ee, rong thy Foregn Commissy TA RETO Want Action Against Him for Sirike Shootings at Places He Now Inspects TRINTMAD. Co foe tee ee arrive! of Jobe D. Rorketetier 5 interests plone wore being laid by attorneys for the United Mine Work Ore to heave him arrested on « charge le for the manmurre miners’ union, wae due to arrh crow, Willam Ita - authority for the state out of the recent Colurad would be undertaken imme HH tt i Rockefeller arrived here in an or @inary sleeping cor and was unrecog ised except by the party of proseeution, it was stated. In the porty PH. Weiltge!, manager of the fuci de feller Foundation It was the first time in eleven years that any Rockefeller has come to Col- orado to inspect their vast interests in the State Young Rockefeller began hia in- spection of Calorado properties of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company by & visit to the Berwind Mine, The Rockefeller party made the fifteen mile trip to Kerwind from Trinidad Fin two automobiles, On the way a long detour was made to pam by the wite of the Ludiow tent colony. Mr, Rockefeller and his party prob- ly will spend two or three weeks in the State, on Indus! Relatio Jan. 27 Mi Hockefelier was a before the commission. After to Viskt the soeoee ot tna | miners’ tly ended Colorado coal —_—_—_———— WELSH’S MANSION SEIZED. « Moitth Alimony. appanted by Supreme Court Cohalan fo-day took poaseanion ‘the $100,000 magsion of Henry Brad- Welsh at Na ti etsy Remi many atten to sneure the pay- by Welsh rhe is tuing him Rochelle, and fer i De at f her ow ol Su Jom alan tJ fe ‘Manor had ne sh was | ne, What’s the Idea? Specialization ‘youcnutt Pav WORE! Mires at Ladiow | during the oon) erike A. M. Bekcher, erneral couneet for enuinaterere wu aty-day Dvitteh and Free uternational officer of the Proseoution of the won of |), "s richest man on charwes | » ‘olorado | Furl a4 tron Company officials, who | him. The Rockefeller interests | fear nothing from the threats of | vat met John D. Jr. | were J. F. Welborn, President of the | Colorado Yuel and Iron Company; E. | them have voice BARON VON BISSING = INTERNED BY BRITAIN | Spirited Away From His Home in Kensington After Long Fight , half brother of Gen Bissing, German Military Governor of | M- Belgium, and a naturatized British | y subject, after Mghting for months for his Hberty, has been interned. The Colorado visit of Mr. Rocke- feller, as active representative of the principal owning interest of the Coi- orado Puel & Iron Company, has been since @arly in the year. It ftw Muceptiqn at the New York Looney Eet reese muna his luxurious home tn Ke: Islington Workhouse will mainder of the w: b. .- n SILENT ON ORR’S MISSION. i ALBANY, Sept. 20.—The purpone of William A. Orr, Secretary to Gov, Whit- man, in visiting Sing Sing prison yos- the absence of War terviewing prisoners at the Executive chan the Governor and Orr any phase of the definite purpose, that hig Interviews with the recent Shan shirty meme 4 Had Retased to Pay Wite 9600 ing felonfous acts, but conc phrase of the prison situat Mohr Marder Witnesse: Grand Jury on We jeorge Healls ats, Mant, Sp. We're building great clothes to measure at $20—our one price and only price. Values that can’t be touched anywhere for than $30 to #45. Proof is truth. Come and compare vvask for samples—make your spe- cial selection from 5,000 new effects. BE YOUR OWN SALESMAN YOUR CHOICE : 3 To Your Measure NO OTHER PRICE All garments designed by “Style- Masters” i i specialists—as best evidence, drop in and judge with your own eyes, SAMPLES? SURE—LOTS OF THEM FREE SUIT 26° OCOAT NFORD & CO, Ta THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY sspreness 20, 1015. WALLSTREET. TOOUTS17, 000000 === <== FROM PAYROLSBY — = STANDAROZATION © —_>— Healt) Lea Cn Vian for aber . ” Protect (it Pinances ‘ > wuld up Through Bad Penod ein be enough wer ie woney and pe real estate from the threatened oo: {| fiscatory drain Of the total sav $18,000,000 Gepende upon retifi » of the Home Ht mendment the Mate Constitw next No 61,000,000 has been provided ative specifications of the Hudeet Hub-Committiee th relation to clerical forces 000 more in the You need it. Each of us needs it. Our children need it We get quiet enough during the third of life that we sleep; enough noise é and action — verbal, mental, physical—dur- ing the other third of life that we devote to# the business of making* money. vmmendations Mo Mulry and| Cyrus C. Miller of the Advisory Coun: | cil of Neal Betate Interests announced ails of the new municipal economy pial rday ¥ uy no asaociae | Jtion of taxpayers can analyze the! budget intelligently or winely because of ite complexity and, therefore, it would be expedient for the Bureau of Standards, Hureau of Contract Buper- | vision and Commismoner of Accounta | to be combined into a central Bureau of Organiaation and Control much a the office 5 ae Se eects Sect sestect* ing, more joy, more % harmony in our minds and hearts and with other minds and hearts, more LIV ING. We need more music present City eports and in- vestigations have been very valuable in the interests of my, could be} nated to act as the head of such amberlain, who like that of the SCHOMACKER f6 eereteccees Commissioner of Accounts, Bureau of Contract Supervision and Bureau of Standards as separate organizations.” “With the prospect of a tax rate for 1916 of 2.05, the current hearings be- fore the budget committee of the Board of Estimate become the most important factor in the realty situa-- tion, A vital principle now being worked out for approval of the Board is the standardization of salaries and grades among city employees. On the 103,000 persons, 35,000 be- 21,000 und’. the Board “13000 in the Police Department, 8,000 in the Fire Depart- ment, Gentative specifications with regard to the classii lew relate at this tin more, than all, oe +e lteet laye: tailed in each of the pianos PEESCERELEEER Colorado Fuel & Tron ¢ ded June 30, net earnings 8; Ancrease $691,288, Deficit arges, $324, Nipissing Mines Company, quarterly vi 5 per cent., payable Oct, 26. ose Sept. 20, CHICAGO WHEAT _AND CORN $2 to $5 (and Higher) Grades MARKET. WHEAT. (See table below) Saturday Net Tow. Close, Chien te OV Sept We Dec Wi" May Tip Kept BA Dow oT May | $1.85 Each neni NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE Open. High. Low, Last + 1046 10.81 1046 10.81 10.86 A116 10.86 ILE 1.06 1199 1108 112 1 11,56 11.82 11 1180 1158 11 11,90 11.71 11 CHICAGO “ROOKIES” LINE UP. Leading Men y Among Those Over 2,000 are Silk Shirts in Military Camp. cago and other Middle Western citius : °, . inid aside their civilian clothes to-day |{) cuffs attached—a few with stiff cuffs. All are fancy colored shirts. for the uniform of the United Btatex in military ‘instruction at the training camp established at Fort Shefidan, The course Will continue until Os Mie vestults ata sree toes all” m of fe. Mayor Willlam H. Thon said he had planned to join the on Friday: . 2,50 Grade Milk 1,763 Shirts (463 E & W) are. 967 Shirts (48 E & W) are . 4.50 Grade 334 Shirts (all KE & W) are... 273 Shirts (all E & W) are... HORLICK’S Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. Forinfants,invalids andgrowing children. Purenutrition,upbuilding thewholebody. Invigorates nursing mothers andthe aged. More healthful than tea or coffee. Unless you eay “HORLIOK'S” you may get a Substitute. Total 6,147 ‘ ' ec ITRRIN! OF 2: ERRATA RN TENET ETE TNT: mmm stant nin A A ET A OL CC CA TALE hs (Cae ae eee RO ne JOUIN WANAMAKER PIANO SALONS _ The World Needs More MUSIC Reproduced from an Old Drawing by Leech, good music, music the Famous Caricaturist of London Punch, named) which enables us to famous for its vibrant tone, | hear it. Come and take it. And the most of us need, | No need to go without it any longer, for our terms of pay- The Angelus ment are light, within con- —that wonderful human-like | venient reach of all. piano action (in- Piano Salons, First Gallery, New Building. John Wanamaker Broadway at Ninth Street, New York 6a Fancy Shirts or Men 8,335 are Earl & Wilson’s colored fancy shirts—remainder of their summer stocks and forty dozen silk shirts made up freshly of their last spring’s patterns which they had intended using in this winter's shirts, but whidh they included in the lot, The balance are from four of our regular shirt manufacturers—the best we know of. Subway at ——oh hy ~ Broadway at Astor Place. Ninth, New York. ORIDASDY aid eae Susired hen Silk shirts, tub silk shirts, satin striped silk shirts, artificial silk shirts, woven inews and professional men from Chi-|]} silk and cotton shirts and woven madras shirts. All made in negligee style with soft Army, They started @ month's cours In the following “table of contents” the groups, given for the purpose of com- parison, are figured from the manufacturers’ standard selling price, adding the re- ‘|]] tailers’ usual profit. They, therefore, represent the standard retail price. meme —— 1,223 Shirts (all E & W) are.......$2.00 Grade ALL at Bl Shi 8 E & W) are....... 3.00 Grade 1 85 Infants ana Invalids 1,017 Shirts (429 E & W) are....... 3.50 Grade e 5.00 Grad s.00 Grade | each THE ORIGINAL 196 Shirts (all E & W) are. MALTED MILK 265 Shirts (all E & W) are..... 7,50 Grade —_—— The Food-Drink for allAges 119 Shirts (all E & W) are. “10, 00 Grade |Sizes 14 to 17 No shirts reserved; all will be on sale at the opening of the Store tomorrow morning at 8.80; everybody may have a fair chance at the higher grades, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building, CHOICE GROCER Ite epleodid quatit om 7 ur sale cannot be duplicated « speaate XXXX The duties of the the piano Lincoln loved; play any music just ds a mas- t reor ze the . : : clty administration along the lines of Kr hee ri te Tes ter pianist would play it. | emote abolish unnecessary com- ¢ “‘sweet-toned” piano; ‘ mittees and departments and continue LINDEMAN The Music . 0 aative invest ination of the entire the piano of the millions; YOU Need Lemons, payers as is now being done by the KNABE awaits you here. Come and Very Best Creamery Butter, Belle Brook Print Butter, Vanciest beteeted Creamery. in odor proof cartons, b-ib print Pride of St. Louis Flour Best for Breed, i ss ade iar or P 25 Baking Powder, tive nivvon, con BBC 18c Baking Powder, trivmps, om. ZOC 10¢ Onions 5 »s. 5° | Red and Yellow—the finest grown in Orange County, in j quantities to suit, cut to the lowest price ever offered, Ib. ... Sweet Potatoes | Apples, pee Shes and Bright and juicy Asparagus, ?:; CornFlakes, Rice ‘Triumph Uncoated; epelaueeed Pose highest 9 quality; 1-Ib, cloth bag...... Noodles, | Royal Crown Brand, large package, Each c Mother Cook, large can.. Blue Ribbon Gelating; all ffuit flavors, package........ eeece 12-1. Bag 80 43 aking 105 «= 2° ew Pack from Cali- ; large 219 Ib. can, . Blue Ribbon; deliciously crisp! and fresh; extra big package Tomato Soup, Jelly Powder, Essie Grape Juice, ‘ z Blue Ribbon Ginger Ale, 3s... 20° Absolutely the very best; IIb. sealed air-tight package ‘ools and refreshes; Essie Coffee, 30 Zeal Stamns with each Package Coltee, rong ed Teas, £0 ian Breatlesh or Mixed.» Ceylon Golden Tips, Und rpriced Laundry and Toilet g-a~v Stamps with aCokesiutler sBoraxSoa Sal Soda...... quart bottle { 4c] Sweetheart, Ivory and Fairy Soap, Velveta, large box, 5° Gloss Starch, 1 Ib. 2 Squares Blue.. 3 ibs. 8¢ Talcum Powder, At All 35 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets Boneless Pot Roas Stewing or Fricassee Chickens, ». Chuck Steak Corned Spare Ribs, BORE Ce Ib, meaty......e6. Ib. At All 133 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Old Capes Rye Pi fomng 5 an Stampa with f full French ay Princeton Dry Gin, ' Magnier’s * * x French Cognac Bottle, $l 25) Half Bottles'7 B°| ‘Quarter Bottle, 50 Fea Stamps with Case y Ruppert’s, Lis pmann’s, La ger Beer, Ehret’s or Koehler’s, 25c deposit ger for return of case and empty bottles. Double Zar Stafhps Weduesday—Orders Delivered FREE, No Stamps with Butter, Flour or Sugar Our Wholesale Selling Dep’t gives unusually attractive prices to Restaurants, Hotels, Clubs and other wholesale consumers who buy regularly in large quantities. Let us submit prices on wholesale orde ers; and prove how much profit the: daily deliveries may be arrange $92 Washington St., is in them for you. Address James Butler ne., New York City, Phone Franklin 4620,