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Evening journal., 1915-01-20
DRAG CRAY INTO
sullivan MUDDLE
Wilmington Attorney Said
to Have Used His Influence
to Land His Friend
WILL APPEAR
AS A WITNESS

Testimony given before the Presi-
dents Commissioner. United States
Senator-elect James d. Phelan in New
York yesterday in the investigation o.
the appointment of James Mark Sui
livan as minister to Santo Domingo
brought out the name Of John G. Gray
well known Wilmington attorney and
president of the Delaware Corpora
tions Company.
Mr.. Gray's name figured in the evi-
dence of william S. McGinniss who
declared he had been William {,
Beers dog Tray for years" Beer
Is alleged TO have secured the appoint
ment OF Sullivan who has been under
fire for several months.
According TO the witness, Mr.. Ora,
was represented hy Minister Sullivan t
be "Bryau's greatest friend in Della
ware" He said the Wilmington attor
ney was consulted as TO now to &c
Mantou NJ. Wyycll private secretary T.
the Secretary of state. to deliver let
ter from former Governor Glynn. of New
York. to MIR. Bryan in order that Nj
Beer might reach MIR. Bryan direct
Following Mr. McGinniss evidence
Commissioner Phelan announced that
Mr.. Gray would be summoned as q
witness
Efforts made today to get in toucl
with Mr. Gray were unsuccessful. L
was stated at his Office that he wal
IN New York, and would be there un
tl Friday.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
LEVY Court Hears
CLAIMS OF clerks
Bills to Legalize Increase In
Salaries and In Men Now
Being Considered
DESIRE TO PUT MATTER
ON LOCALIZED BASIS

The Levy Court held a special ses-
sion today TO consider the bills to be
presented by the several officials in
the Court House who desire to have
leealized the appointment Of addi-
tional clerks for their offices.
When President HollingswOrth
called the meeting 10 order, all he
members were present as well as
Frank l.. Speakman, the Courts at
tCrney There had been all forms
OF rumors afoat Tor the past twO
days regarding the salary regulations
Among some persons il was said
that the salary OF deputies would re-
main the same Many of the clerks
however. think they should be better
recompensed for their work. Some
went so far as to say they favored Z
bill TO cut down the salaries o
county officials $500 year and Gu
tho percentage on the Tess of th'
Offices from 10 to per cent, the saw
inE 10 be divided among the clerk
anG deputies.
George Ball, deputy in the Office o
County Comptroller Il. c. Clarke, ha
been receiving 81 200 a year. while tin
law prove IS for only $500. but TIM
former Levy Court increased the sal
AIRY 10 81 200.
For some time the deputies in tht
office of clerk of the peace, prothono
tary and county treasurer have beer
receiving 1925 month instead of $10l
month. as provided by law.
c. Candy Hopkins has been paiC
Sl0O a month as authorized by tn,
Levy Court, while the salary as pro
vidod by law is only $500 year
In order to legalize the salary pay
ments, bills were drawn TO be present
ed TO the Legislature and submitted
today to the Levy Court.
A. V. L. George, recorder of deeds
has a bill 10 legalize the appointment
Of more clerks in his office than al
| lowed by present law.
In the office OF the recorder of deed
today the representatives Of charte
corporations handed in sixteen certi
! fiCatcs TO be recorded and each repre-
sentative said he wanted the certi
Gates today.
II was decided this afternoon t
endorse a bill to lcgalize the appoint
ment of extra clerks at such time AM
( in such Offices as the Levy Court ma.
endorse. The individual members o
the court are not bound by The con
ference to support any particular bill
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
.PENITENIS CROWD
OLD ASBURY'S ALTAR
City MethodiSts, Full Of Re-
vival Spirit, Gain Converts
to Christ
BILLY SUNDAY
SONG ENTHUSES

Seven persons professed conversion
at the revival services in Asbury
Church last night These services
are being conducted under the aus
pices Of the east side group of Meth
odist Churches of the city and the
attendance is increasing nightly Last
night fully 500 persons we're present
The speaker of the evening was the
Rev. g. II. Collins, who made an
able appeal to sinners to seek repent
anco. He asked the people what they
we're going to do with Jesus and re-
marked that lie vas already here. The
meeting was opened by the Rev. 2. L.
Hoffecker. Professor George f. King
and his large chorus choir sang Sc
lections and before the sermon was
preached one man knelt at the altar.
A number of persons knelt in rear
of the church and In the gallery while
the sermon was being preached, and
at its conclusion. went to the altar. IL
, was in all respects an old-fashioned
Methodist meeting. and there we're
many loud "Amens" heard throughout
the evening.
The Butler family sang one Of Billy
Sundays favorites. "Brighten the Cor
ners Whore You Are
Tonight at o'clock a meeting will
be held at Third and Market streets.
The afternoon prayer meeting SER
vice was held al Scott Church with l.
Elmer Perry in charge The Rev. r. H
=. Collins and the Rev. T. K. Van Dyke
directed the singing. The speaker
was the Rev. r. L. Hubbard, a formel
pastor Of Union NJ +. Church. Hs
drew a vivid word picture of Jesus al
, Gethsemane. In conclusion he inn
pressed the fact that Jesus blood il
+ full Of cleansing power for every one
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
FORMER CORONER ASKS
over S11OO FOR extras

Former Coroner John r. Spring
sent a bill to the Levy Court yestcr-
day for S1,192.38 for extras while in
office. The bill was referred TO The
committee on coroner as we'll as 10
the attorney of the court
The items in the bill were as fol-
lows. Rent OF morgue, $50: cleo
trio light, S15; telephone at home,
SS4: clerk hire SS4O. Total. S1,5OS.
An allowance of S3l6.62 had been
made, thereby leaving balance Of
$1192SS.
Mr.. purks. in commenting ON tho
bin. said he had been coroner. Then
he received 81 UOO salary and 5000 for
morguc rent. There was no telephone,
no clerk hire and nothing else but tLc
81 .OOn. as the 5000 was paid TO james
n. Chandler for the morguc rent. tlo
failed to find any law for allowing the
bin and il Was referred
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
AT THE MAJESTIC.

There arc many girls whose ambitions
are like Driscilla Ives in "Ihe Dancing
Girl" who aim to be "thc topnotch rose
i'm the topnotch bough and live in snn'
shine" How she realized her ambition
is very cleverly told, by realistic action
one can almost feel the breezes of the
ocean and hear the pounding of the suri
ON the beach and when she leaves all
this for the ballroom and the mNuriani
homes of her dreams we are transported
along with her sharing in her hopes. re
ioicing in her pleasure and sympathiznt
with her IN her sorrows
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
ECZEMA ON CHILD
RED AND INFLAMED
Also Itching, Kept from Resting.
Real Fretful. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Eczema Left. Also
itching Plmpies Healed,

r. =. D. No. !, FELTON,. Pa" Nfy. bog
was about six weeks old when he mad eeze-
ma badly. We got an ointment but found
Il did not help him. Tho eczema seemed
like rash and IL was very red. itching and
infiamed. II seemed TO keep him from rest-
ing. He was real fretiul RE asd she
breaking out several weeks. We used only
one cake Of Cuticurs Soap ana one box Of
the Cuticura Ointment and the cessna ief;
him and re hasn't nad It since" (signedl
Mrs. oscar Frey. June II. lSi+.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
NJ ALL AUXILIARY IN
annual session

At the annual meeting of the vii
mington Auxiliary of the American As.
ISOLATION of the Neal Mission. held
yesterday afternoon in Second Baptist
Church, the election of officers and the
reading of various reports constituted
the principal features of business trans
acted.
The election of officers resulted in the
reelection Of the following; President
Mrs. Fannie Robinson; first vice-presi.
dent, Mrs. J.. Frank Ball; second vice
president, Miss Grace Baird; third vice
president, Mrs. Thomas Holloway; sec
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
M'CAULLEY PROPERTY
SOLD BY executor

stdham & Son. auctioneers, at the
County Court House today, sold
for Robert McCaulley, Jr., executor
of Robert McCaulley, deceased, three
brick houses on Shallcross avenue.
The sale resulted:
No. 300 Shallcross avenue to Louis
Briggor, S1,31O.
No. 902 shallcross avenue. to john
Talley. $1,000.
No 904 Shallcross avenue. 10 John
Talley, Si.305,
The home property. at No. laos
jackson street. 9 rooms. fifty fee
front and ASSESSED al $4,000. rentln.
at $50 a month. was withdrawn. as
only S3.4OO was bid for the property.
Church. one baby's sacque. two wom.
ems sacques, one baby's blanket anC
one sewing bag. 139 pads and oigh.
teen rolled bandages.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
"OygR NIGHT

"Over Night" pleased another large
audience at The Playhouse last night,
and it is the general opinion that this
is about the funniest production which
has been made at the house for a long
time. II is worth the price Of admis-
sion now being charged at the theatre
TO see Arthur p. Aylesworth play the
part OF the hotel clerk, which is the
principal comedy part. but In their
own line the other members of the
company are just as acceptable and
taken altogether il is one of the best
as well as the most complete produc-
tion which has yet been made at The
Playhouse. There will be matinees to-
day and Saturday. and performances
each evening during the week On
Saturday the country store viii be
conducted in connection with the per-
formance as usual and there will be a
number of desirable articles given
away.
Tie attraction selected for next
week is Don't Weaken" II had been
intended to present Bought and PAID
For, but IL is the desire of Mr. Brady
to give a season of comedy and fol
iDW AtiiN ~ au0Altl variety OF drama
and. therefore, Don't Weaken" which
is a comedy was placed on the bill
for next week. and Bought and PaiC
For will be presented later.
Mr.. Brady announced from New
York yesterday that he had been sue
cessful in securing William Ingersol
for the leading man Of The Playhous,
AT THE GARRICk.
The dwarf clown Bagonghi. who Il
performing at the Garrick Theatr,
this week. is one of the funniest an,
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
MATER srRRorNps HOUSES.

The Causeway and that portion Of
the city lying along it. was still sub
merged today and residents of Tay-
lor's Row were travelling by the Sec
ond-story window route. The breaks
in the Christiana river has allowed
the water to cover all the marsh
lands.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
THE MASTER KEY.

Patrons OF the Majestic Theatre
are amazed at the wonderful story OF
"The Master Key" the serial photo
play now being given there. The
story is one of the most remarkable
which has ever been written. II is
entirely out OF the ordinary in every
respect and the interest never lags.
The pictures are a masterpiece OF
photography and in keeping with the
excellence of the story. No more in
teresting photoplay has ever been
presented in this city than "The Mas
Ter Key"
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
Attractions al The Theatres

most novel of all of the entertainers
on the vaudeville stage. and his act
is distinct novelty. Anybody who
enjoys fun cannot help but appre-
ciate this most interesting act He
is assisted in his performance not
only by a company of other persons
of normal size. but also magnificent
horse, and for the act the stage IS
converted into a circus ring. in which
the performance takes place.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20

rotary, Miss S. W. Belvillc; treasurer,
Mrs. ". l.. Pcttingill.
The report of tho treasurer showed
that in 1914 one hundred dollars in
membership pledges and one hundred
dollars for the war relief fund had
been sent to France through the AS
sociation.
During the meeting, letters from
the field secretary, George Berry
telling of the distress and need IN
France. were read; also an account
of the sinking of the gospel ship
Bon Messenger in the river Marne
about a month ago by the Germans:
This ship was owned by the McAll
Mission.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
MASONS TO MEET.

The NJ. w. Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons of Delaware will hold
its forty-seventh annual convocation
in Masonic Temple here this after
noon. Grand High Priest Alexander
J. Taylor will preside It is expect
ed that fully 150 delegates will be in
attendance. Officers will be elected
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
AT FIsHERMEN,s CONFERENCE.

John II. Yearsley, a veteran iish-
erman for more than fifty years on
the Delaware River, and Postmaster
Robert T. Carpenter represented the
fishermen of Port Penn at Dover fish
ermen's conference today.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
Sample Each Free by Mail

With 32-p. Skin Book on request Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. +, Bos-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20

534 Cypress ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
Every part Of my body was fun Of pimples.
They were OF small size with little white
heads and itched something awful. My
clothing irlitated and would go along the
street scratching The trouble lasted a
good many years. I used medicines but
they did not heal me. I used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment for one month and
was we'll" (signed) Benz. Gaev, June 10, IA.
Evening journal., 1915-01-20
At THE GARRICK.

The dwarf clown Bagonghi. who is
performing at the Garrick Theatre
this week. is one of the funniest and
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

Desu6en in6lgb Ser EeIegrammer
fra BEN 6anffe @eian6t, &ammer-
berre 8ran / @aibington; fra Som
i1ul Becf / Seem Sort; fra Mrfitefftt,
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Dor Sacobien / Seem Sort.
Selgen6e Telegram bleb at Som
jul Otto @oblte6 1enbt til &onger1
at 0anmarf:
His Majesty King Christian
Tenth,
Amalienborg, Copenhagen.
Denmark Building Committee
requests me to convey their
heartfelt thanks for Your Maize
sty,s greetings and to express
their warmest wishes for the
High Protector of the. Denmark
Building, and their. old country.
KONSUL WADSTED.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

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baboe f1tl6f6rt &1lnltberfet> nn6re0(
ban n1e6 flor Smeoefommenbe6 Nlo:
nerne, oa u61tillingens Direft6re1
erflereoe, at Soarnets &pibe mootte
reorceres. Toalnooigt forbanbleoe
ban me6 &omiteen % trGtte6es iffl
fgr set Dele bar tilrettelagt. Mege1
un6et / Sorbin6elie mes 8pgninge1
ifDl6es Brofesior Moiens albrig ibig:
tenbe %Ss1,teres1e, og han bar aipr1
Jig fortjent boobe al 9anmarf, Don.
marfs=8 pgningens &onrite oe San:
fife / Mmerifu.
@apebrebet til Sans Maieitrt Song
Gbriitian X.
u5om BET bil bore 9eres Muie.
ltGt b%efienbt, iomlebes en- &re6s Al
9anife / San SranciSco / More1
1910 1neo oct 6ormool at rejie e,
8pgning for Dan1uarf poa 8er0e11s=
subofHIltnge11 1915.
90. So1tfen bnbbe ontaget fo1tere
:5sor1ns 90 en- &ornite bar neoiot, i11h=
.gab 0e1lne UNDER 20be >5epten1ber
1912 ct Mnbragenoe til Sen bo111fl
&egjering % @igsoag, bbori mon
ont, at @anlnorf officielt
bil6e 6eltoge / l16I tillingen.
S Sebruor Maane6 1918 mo6tog
ri n11berretning ONT, at bort Mn6ra=
ger0e bar imd6efommet, og Mrbeioet
pad at la1nle Sen til Spfprelien al
Bbgniltgen forr1p0ne 8e11geium bar
0erefter bpret 1tafbruot forfeit 1l11=
Ser 2e6el1e at 9anmarfs= 8Da11ings=
&Somiteen.
8i6roge1te iii 8pgningen er ms
fon1,1e beo Subifription fra 9anife
oberalt / be Tor. Stater.
Sen 156e Quarts 1913 1tobolgtes
Set @%runo1tpffe> poo bbilfet Don=
marfs= 8pgningen / Sag 1toar, al
9eres Moje1tets @eianot / @a1h,
ington UNDER b%piti6elige Seitligbe=
Ser, bbor ca. 10000 Oonife bopoe
gibet Mp6e. n0ltillingens 3reii=
Dent %oberrofte SEN &gl. @elonbt set
officielIe @fipbe pno @r111loe1.
Sen Ste @eptember 1914 f%orete-
oes set fer1te Spooeitif al sen &al.
/ 5an Brancisco> og 11mibz
bel5art oercfter poobeapnotes 9pfp=
at @pgnineen.
9erne er ful0fprt / Sberens=
meb Segninger al 8ro=
feSior Nnton Stolen iamtioig n1en
at 8er6ensn61tilIingen / Sag aab11er
fine Yorfe.
Set ct % en- flor @lpbe og Gil
fre0SItillelie at bore I @tonb til poo
oenne Sag at obergibe 0e11ne Bug
iii 9%anrnarf, og set er bort
at be11 mou itao font ct leber-
Be llbfrDf for Sen &iprligbe6 til
bort gamle 2an6, ser bar bnret set
bnren6e / bort Mbeioe.
Gan Joncisco SEN 20. Sebr1,ur
Acknowledgement,
Danmarfsbpgnings &omiteen."
Snblpbne Selegrammer.
Gglgenoe Gelegrommer t116lpb /
Mnle6ning fra Donmorfs
0aniib GoniuI,
san Sra1ciscp.
uu6taler min biertelige Sof til al
e, Der bar bioroget til at reile Gam
Morris 8Dg1ni11g og fen6es @iIien til
Tile tilitebebaren6e 2anosmeno."
Gbriition x.