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Evening journal., 1916-01-28
BUSINESS Girls
HEAR LYON RAP
POPULAR EVILS
Continued From First Page.

but one standard by which society
vas to be Judged He said the city
must get rid of the "booze and cigar
cite business" il it hopes to progress.
When, at the conclusion of his SER
mon.. the evangelist asked how many
from this time on, with the help OF
God. would give no occasion for be-
ing a stumbling book to some soul,'
the entire audience stood. Twenty
four persons hit the trail"
A delegation of 500 business girls,
representing the Y. w. c. A., Smith
Zollinger Company, Linpincotts, Bea-
com Business College and the five and
ten cent stores. were present last
night. A business girls supper was
held in Odd Fellows Hall by the
women of the Baptist churches in the
city previous to the service. An ad-
dress was made by Mrs. Lyon. Mrs.
Powell sang a solo.
The girls marched to the tabernacle
from the Odd Fellows Hall. Cheers
and Special music greeted their ar.
rival. Mrs. Powell and Miss Parker
were presented with bouquets from
the girls of Woolworth's, Smith-Zol
linger's and Lippincott's. AS DR.
Lyon entered the building the girls
sang an original tabernacle song com
posed by one Of the members Of thu
delegation.
Gipsy Smith, Jr. son of the note'
evangelist. Mrs. Smith and the Rev
c. II. Woolston OF East Baptist Church
Philadelphia, attended the evening
service. A feature Of last nights ser
vice was the singing of the "Hol,
City" by Professor Clase upon a re
quest made by the policemen in tn
audience.
Tonight viii be Young Peoples
Night Members of the young peo
ple's societies I'm the various churches
will march i'm a body TO the taber
nacle. A delegation from the Knight
o; the Golden Eagles will also attenl
tonights service.
About 400 persons attended yester
day afternoons services. Or. Lyol
spoke on "The Blessings of Bereave
ment. or the Why of Sorrow
Members of the Christian Endeavo
Union and of the Epworth Leagu
o. the city, will meet at o'clock q
morrow evening. at Delaware Avenu
Baptist Church and march in a bod
from that edihce TO the tabernacle
They will be headed by the Bethan
Saptist band.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
ALLIES WITHDRAW
TROOPS NOW FROM
albanian Fields
fcontInued From Page 1l


nouncement Of Durazzo's capture bj
Austrians who occupied San Giovanni
di Medua may be made at any hour
The Austrians are now pressing
steadily down the Adriaiic, planning
to unite with the Bulgarians moving
westward through the El Bassan diS
trict for joint drive southwark upon
Valona.
No fear Is felt here for the safetB
Of the italian oxpeditionary force a..
Valona. The Italians hold more IA
vorable position at Valona than 90
the Anglo French at Salonika and ~
is strongly fortified. II the Austrian
navy sorties out of Cattaro harbor, n
will encounter immensely superior Al
lied squadrons I'm the Adriatic.
Official circles here have been inlorln-
ed that the Tcutonic attack on Salonlkp
; will be postponed until the Austro-But
gar drive az Nalona in an attempt 70
complete the conquest of Albania. Ihc
Ausirians hope 10 drive the Italians
into the sea and remove the menace OF
hostile force on their right flank when
they begin the march toward salonika.
Greece has long had territorial ampt'
tions toward uthcrn Albania. whether
an invasion Of this region by AUSTRIAN
trnops will throw King Constantine y
the side of the Allies or will turn mn
toward the central empires out OF Tea
of an Austrian invasion is matter o
conjecture here.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
How "TIL" cases sore. swollen,
sweaiy. calloused feet and corus.
"Just couldn't
wait to take
my hat off"

lust take your shoes of and then
put those weary. shoe-crinkled, aching
burning. corn-pestered, bunion-tor-
tured feet OF yours in a "TII' bath.
Your toes will wriggle with JOY;
they'll look up at you and almost Tx
and then they'll take another dive
I'm that 'TiZ" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lead-all tired out just try "TII." It's
grand-lts glorious. Your feet Will
dance with joy: also You will find all
pain gone from corns, callouses and
huniOns.
There's nothing like "TIZ. IT'S
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous exudations which pun
up your feet and cause foot torture.
Get a 25-cent box of "TIZ' at any
drug or department store-don't wait
Ali how glad your feet get; how
| comfortable your shoes feel. You can
wear shoes a size smaller if you de-
sire.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
ARRANGE FOR JOINT
BUILDING Opening
Continued from Page seventeen.

Continued from Page Seventeen.
committee with power to have num-
Der of copies printed II was de-
cided TO hold public hearing for
discussion of the code.
The offer Of J. W. Thompson, Of
Philadelphia, to lease the Church
street wharf for $50 a month. which
matter had been referred to the pub
lie building committee, was referred
to the Street and Sewer Department,
the committee reporting that that de-
parment and not the Council had
jurisdiction in this matter
Henry and Young Amusement Com
pany sent mild protest against the
city permitting outside amusement
companies to come here and use city
parks for exhibition purposes. The
letter was referred TO the Board OF
Park Commissioners.
Council paid a bill OF 500 from III
I Adams Street Garage for repairs q,
Chief Magill's automobile The bill
had been held up for some time.
An ordinance authorizing a bond is
sue of $4,000 to redeem city bond
to this amount which will soon fal
due. was given two readings and re
ferred. The ordinance increasing th
salary OF certain city officials havin
been approved by the mayor. was de
clared a law.
The following payrolls were allow
ed. Police. S9.S14.76: Councj
$275.26; miscellaneous, $4.171.97 Tn
balance in bank was reported TO b
SS12.9SO.S2.
Council considered the dedication {
the new city and county buildlngi
which viii be ready for occupancy bl
fore long. Il will be one OF the bis
gest and most elaborate celebration
ever held in Wilmington.
Mr.. Draper in calling attention
the subject. proposed that the inan'
and public building committees b.
, appointed to act i'm conjunction wit
b the mayor in planning for the occi
! sion. Upon motion these COMMITTEES
will act jointly with the mayor on Il
p program.
e. Just what form the dedication wi
J take and what kind Of a celebrate
is 70 be held in connection with d
dedication has not been decided.
! was suggested some time ago that ;
lold-home- week celebration be held
, connection with the affair. but th
:. suggestion has never been official
n before Council. II is believed, ho'
A ever. that the occasion will be {
= tingly observed and in a manner su
s able to the Importance of the event.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
rHEsE RR0THERS LUCKY.

I'VE had only two beers apiece
said Josejh Maleszewksi in City Court
today when he and his brother, Frank.
faced Deputy Judge Joslyn. The
charge against Frank was drunken
ness and that against Joseph disor-
derly conduct
The two brothers said they we're
merely talking on the corner Of Chest
nut street and Maryland avenue Tues
day morning at 1890 o'clock when
officer Kempski came along and start
ed to push Frank along the street
and finally arrested him and later ar
rested Joseph.
officer Kempski said Joseph called
him the worst 'Pollock" in Whining
ton.
Both men were dismissed.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
Y. NJ. Il. 4. RAskErnAII..

Y. NJ. n. A. had a walk away last
nlgnt with defeating the duPcnt five
by the une-slded score Of % TO 10.
The "Y" boys had the game we'll In
hand throughout and gave the pow
dermakers most OF their points
through fouling. Only one field goa
was allowed item.
I'm the preliminary game the y. NJ
II. A. Juniors defeated the fast coins
Beechwood five by the score Of II tc
3. The came was closely fought ans
hard played throughout Phil Leshen
featured with his passing and shoot
/ ing
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
EPSTEIN LECTURE COURSE.

The first Of series OF ten lecture
recitals TO be given here by Herman
Epstein. well-knOwn pianist OF New
York. was given yesterday afternoon
at the Misses Hebbs School. This is
Mr.. Epstein's sixth season in giving
lectures here. Previous to Yesterday
lecture. Mr. Epstein explained that
the first four lectures in this years
course would deal with the opera. A
victrola was used to illustrate part oi
his lecture. while other parts were
/ illustrated by the lecturers playinl
several selections on the piano him
self
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
YANks MAY GEr RAKER.

BY The United Press.
BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 2S.-H. r..
John Franklin Baker will play with the
Yanks II he and INC management can
make terms, but H. r. !. r. doesn't
believe there's a "chance in million
that hcU play with tho Athletics.
Baker gave this information ovei
/ the phone from his farm near here
! fodav
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
S3OS2 State FUND
FOR jews RELIEF
Tag Day Comes to Close
With Enthusiastic Meet
ing in Synagogue
COMMITTEE RETURNS
THANKS FOR AID

Announcement was made last even
ing at a mass-meeting held at the
Adas Kodesh Synagogue that S1,5O0 had
been secured by the Jewish relief
committee from the tag day observed
yesterday. This amount, with S424.3O
previously reported by subcommittee
from the lower part Of the State and
with S1,15S collected at the mass
meeting last evening, makes the total
amount now in the fund S3.0S2.5O. This
amount exceeds the goal set by the
committee. which was $4,000. Louis
Topkis, chairman of the local COM
mittee. which is working in conjunc-
ton with the central committee in
New York, thanks the people Of this
city and State in behalf Of the Jew
ish people here and i'm behalf Of the
Jewish relief committee for the gen
erous response in contributing as they
did toward the cause.
The committee in charge Of the
I volunteer solicitors yesterday was:
( Mrs. James II. Ginns. Mrs. Hyman
/ Feinberg, Mrs. II. Kety Mrs. NJ.
! Shtofman and Mrs. A. Goberman.
| Under their direction we're no less
than 30 young women who took a day
/ off from school or work in order to
serve the cause Of relief.
The wind-up of the day was the
mass meeting in the evening. The
speakers of the evening were: Rabbi
b. L. Levinthal. OF Philadelphia Dr
Samuel A. Rabinowitz. OF the Temple
OF Truth. and Ralph Saltzman. secre-
tary to Mayor Price. Mr.. Saltzmar
spoke in the name Of the Mayor.
Dr. Pabinowitz made a stirring ap
peal for additional aid for his suf
fering brethren in war strickeI
Europe. He recited some of th'
atrocities that have been committed II
Europe, which had been described Il
him by n eye witness His address
aroused much enthusiasm.
The address of Mr.. Saltzman dwell
principally upon the conditions unde
which more than 100000 Jews il
Europe are now forced to live. ant
be urged all present TO unite in bend
ing their efforts toward relieving a
much as possible these harrowin
conditions.
Rabbi B. Leventhall. OF Philadel
phia. was the last speaker OF tn
evening. He is a member OF the Ma
/ tional Jewish Relief Committee an
one of the most prominent orthodo
rabbis i'm the East.
Announcement was made that
meeting Of the Relief Committee wi
be held at the Chesed Shel Emct
Synagogue on Sunday at o'clock.
, The following shows where Il
=, contributions came from:
: TAGS in this city $1,000
I, Contributions at Synagogue, lies
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
CHESTER HIGH AGAIN.

With a little better record for the
past season. the Chester High School
basketball team will combat with the
local High School five on Friends
School floor this afternoon in their
annual big game A hard battle is
expected
The visitors will he accompanied by
about 500 rooters.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
AFRICAN Liner
MAY Be another
U-BOAT victim

mier Asquith stated in a written reply
to queries, published today.
The British losses are divided as
follows:
Killed. 12s.13s; wounded, 353,2S3;
missing, 5S.046.
The division by field of operations
is as follows:
France-Killed. S7.26S; wounded,
259, 9,207: missing. 44.O35.
Dardanelles- Killed, 2S,20O; wound
ed. 1905: missing, 11.25f.,
Elsewhere Killed, 1880, wound
ed, 1891; missing. 2,757.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
MESSINA AGAIN ACCUSED.

Joseph Messina was arraigned in
City Court today on a charge Of non
support of an illegitimate child. aged
one month. Messina was recently
fined 5000 or two years, in the Court
of General Sessions on AZ charge of
having violated the age Of consent law
in acting improperly toward the
young woman in the case, and paid
the fine
The case was continued for a week.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
THEY Smoked While
UNLOADING EXPLOSIVE
Bethlehem Steel Co. Work
erS Unload Powder Same
as if il Were Potatoes
WANT CITY CENTER
BETTER LIGHTED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Jan. 2S.-Com-
plaint is made by residents that the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company em-
ployes allow freight cars loaded with
explosives consigned to the Bethlehem
Steel plant, at Riverside. to remain
on the siding at Seventh and South
streets for hours at a time. On We'd
nesday evening four cars loaded with
explosives were allowed to remain
there over night, it is complained. An
armed guard remained on duty around
the cars, and later wOrkmen smoked
their pipes while removing the cases
OF explosives from the cars.
With this city reaping harvest
from the various industrial plants
here, there is talk Of City Council ere
ating a white Way" This could be
done by installing additional lights in
Delaware street between Second and
Fourth streets This section, which
includes the city buildings, the Ma
sonic Temple, pOstoffice and other
stores. is at present poorly lighted.
Those who favor the proposed lighting
scheme contend that arc lights placed
at the street intersections and in
front OF the old city buildings would
cause visitors here TO be favorably
Impressed with the city and its bust
ness section.
Jewish relief day was observed
here in a quiet manner. no fair maid.
ems being seen selling the relief tags
Alexander Goodiss. the well-knowT
dry goods merchant. conducted a cam
paign OF his own. Last night Mr.
ioodiss turned over to the Whining
.On relief committee $3.50. Three loca
women contributed S25 each to the
und.
Several residents reported yester
lay that they had seen bluebirds. Thi
considered a sure sign of spring.
DR.. Charles A. Wagner, commits
TONER OF education. will speak at tn
meeting of the Home and School As
sociation at the High School thi
evening. Brokaw Sentman will Civ
violin solo.
Denny Smith. who has been i'll wit
rheumatism. is improving.
George a Maxwell is visiting his son
George T. Maxwell. at Dover.
"Pollyanna" is the talk of the city
and announcement was made yester
day that the Rev. John L, johnson
had signed Miss Nable Mulleins, O
The Star Course, to give the playlet 4
the Nazareth Methodist Episcopa
Sunday School on Wednesday, Febru
airy 16.
Miss Mabellc Clewell, Miss Eliza
beth Lightner and Mrs. Julius Dod'
of the Current Events Glass Of th
New Castle New Century Club weI
10 Delaware City today, where the
viii he the readers for the reciprocii
day observance OF the Delaware Cit
New Century Club At the close
the readings the visitors i'll be el
tertained at a luncheon.
Mrs NJ. +. Perrem. born in Enl
land. celebrated the ninety-frst ann
versary of her birth at the home
her daughter Mrs. Delaney Wilhelm
with a reception.
Eggs have dropped in this city tn
week from so to 40 cents a dozen.
The parish guild of Emmanuel Epi
sopal Church has elected Mrs. Franc
1eH. Janvier, president; Mrs. Alba
Richey and Mrs John Hammers, vic
presidents; Mrs. Cecilia Smith. Sc
.etary; Miss Anna Newlove, trea
lrer.
II skell Hall and the New Cast
Nbasketball teams will plsy in the Ne
" Castle Opera House on Saturd
night.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
OLD GoEBEN AGAIN DAMAGED.

nN TI IWTTEW T TTTTs
NETROGRAD. Jan. 2S.-Tho Turk
ish dreadnaugh Sultan Selim, former
ly the German Goeben. was badly dam
aged in a recent engagement with a
Russian battleship and torpedoboats
OF the Bosphorus. according to reports
to the ministry of the navy -Oday.
The Sultan Selim reached Constan-
tinople on January s, with part of her
superstructure missing. Thirty-three
of her crew we're killed and eighty
wounded by the bursting Of several
shells on her decks.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
FUNERAL TODAY OF c. G. TURNER.

The funeral of Calvin G.. Turner
took place this afternoon from the un-
dertaking parlors of John b. Martin,
and interment was made in the Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
Mr.. Turner was a retired master me-
chanic of the Maryland division Of
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
FICHT OVER BILL.

Wladyslaw Petruski was fined so
and costs in City Court today, on a
charge Of assault and battery on
Sophie Derzuski, of No. 734 East
seventh street. The latter said Pc
truski came into her store and struck
her in the face. following dispute
over money due her
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
GIRDERs FOR duPONT ADDITION.

WOrkmen are unloading girders
and other framework for the addi-
tion to the DUPONT building. from the
freight cars OF the Pennsylvania
railroad at Front street The work is
facilitated by the use of large steam
derrick. The work is being done by
the American Bridge Company, Of
Edge Moor.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
nELAMARE H0sPITAL PATIENTs

Joseph Welsh was treated at the
Delaware Hospital today for bruised
hand and Joseph Egnratosh was
treated for an injured finger.
other cases at the dispensary today
we're John Fisher. No. 925 Chestnut
street. cut fingers, and Joseph Fisoski,
burned heel.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
COUNTRY Gives Five
MILLIONS FOR jews RELIEF
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Jan 2s.-Nearly five
million dollars was contributed by the
people of the United States for Jewish
war relief yesterday. according to in
complete totals made up here today
Two million dollars was contributed
BY New Workers. Baltimore gave
S240. 600; Chicago. 100000: San
Francisco. 100000; Portland. $780,
600: Philadelphia and Boston, S15.OO0
each: Kansas City. $4,000; Pitts
burgh. $4,000; Atlanta. $4,000;
Minneapolis. Jersey City and Newark.
S25.0O each; st. Louis, $4,000, and
Cleveland. $4,000.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
DOVER GIVES 500.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Jan. 2S.--A. Friedman
and Dr. Berhman, having been ap-
pointed members of the general COM
mittee to solicit funds for the Jewish
war sufferers. made canvass of
Dover yesterday and collected Learly
800.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
MInpLETOWN GIVES sIOs.ss.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Del, Jan. 2S.-Late
last night the Jewish Relief Commit
tee of this town. reported that SlO2.25
had been collected from the citizens
of Middletown toward the sum to be
sent to the relief OF the Jews 'in the
old World.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
LACE CURTAIN ans.

While responding to a still alarm OF
fire at No. llO2 Poplar street this morn
ing. the independence Fire Company lost
fire connection from its engine, anc
would like the finder 10 return II to the
fire house. 4 lace curtain catching fire
caused the alarm. The damage wa
slight.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
FUNERAL or PATRICK MONAGHAN.

The funeral of Patrick Monaghan,
aged So years, former police commits
sioner, was held from his late home,
No. 316 Washington street, this morn
ing, and was largely attended. Ser
vices were held at the Cathedral and
interment was made in Cathedral
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
RETURN FROM ASHEyILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Caleb NJ Steward
hive returned from Ashevillc South
Carolina, where Mr. Steward, who
is vice-presidcnt OF the Wilmington
Trust Company, recuperated from an
attack Of pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
no DISCUSS NEUTRALITY.

The Central Branch Socialist party
will meet tonight at No. 702 Market
street Tho question. SHOULD the So
cialist party remain neutral ON the is
sue of national preparedness2' will be
the topic for discussion A lecture
10 mark tie beginning of the 1916
campaign will be given Saturday
night in Odd Fellows Han. Third aud
King streets. by Oscar Amaringer. OF
Oklahoma, whose subject will be
"Preparine TO Fool the + ople.'
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
NEW ORGAN PARTS ARRIVE.

Many parts Of the new organ for
Grace NJ. T.. Church arrived today, ana
are being placed in position. The part
received today included the great Key
board Norris c. Morgan, organlst, =
giving his attention to installation OF
The organs
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
DROP 1ARCENY CHARGE.

Harry Kelley, colored, was dis
missed in City Court today, on a
charge of larceny as bailee. of coat
and vest valued ut IS. from George
Smith, colored (elly said Smith had
given the articles to him to pawn.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
NOT FIGHTING, ONLY "FOOLINC.T .

Bernard Popesh and John ONeill
we're each fined 81 md costs in City
Court today, on a charge of fighting
in front of the pool room, No. SO9
French street. They said they had
only been "fooling' and that no blows
we're struck.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
DECREE FOR MRS. GRAHAM.

Mrs. Tillie l.. Graham. in Superior
Court today. obtained a divorce from
her husband. Charles G. Graham. on
the grounds of extreme cruelty. They
we're married on March II, 1909. and
he deserted her i'm July, 1912
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
FRANZ Joseph GROWS WEAKER.

by The United Press.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-Emperor Franz
Josef. of Austria. has suffered a se-
we're chill and is growing weaker and
more depressed, according 10 "a Co
penhagen dispatch this afternoon
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
rAKE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Magistrate Broman today issued a
marriage license to Miss Harriet N.
Hendricks Of No. 2l7 West Fourth
street and Albert J. Wilberis of 4z0
West Fourth street. Both are we'll
known i'm this city
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
PYTHIANs on PARADE TONIGHT

The First Regiment Band Of twenty
five pieces will accompany the Knights
Of Pythias TO the Lyon Tabernacle this
evening. The lodgemen will parade
through the city before going TO the
services.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
IN DEATH sHADOW.

Physicians at the Delaware Hospital
today said that the condition of George
Lescallett who was shot on Wednes-
day evening by Anthony Seuiert, re-
mained unchanged.
The injured man is still in criti-
cal condition.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
CALL FULLER CASE ON MONDAY.

In Court of General Sessions on
next Monday the case of the State VS..
Butter and others will be called. The
four men are charged with resisting
officer Harry II. Hilyard.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

The Want Ads are noted the county
over for being the only allies that
make success in business certain. BE
advised. therefore. and get the Want
Al allies on your side and you cannot
help hut win success.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
HARD IOB FOR DETECTIVES.

Residents of Wilmington were murll
annoyed al day yesterday hy stencil
that pcrmcatod the atmosphere boi'l
the officials Of the Board oi Health aud
the city detectives are trying 10 locatc
the source of the stencil
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
RREAKs NOsE BY FAIL.

Falling on the street early this
morning Joseph GreschJey OF No. 1888
East Thirteenth street, broke his nose.
He was removed to the Delaware Hos
pital in the Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
no IMPROVE HOUSE.

Building Inspector Anderson today
granted a permit to Gibbons and
Moore to make repairs to the house,
No. 10lt Bennett street, at cost of
S125.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
LAWYERS AT DINNER TONIGHT.

The New Castle County Bar Asso-
citation will hold its annual dinner in
the rose room of the DUPONT Hotel
this evening.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
PERSnNAI..

Archie Lummis, formerly Of this
city. is spending a vacation here. Mr.
Lummls has been living at loganport
Ind. for the past three years.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
EpW0RTH SCHOOL TO MARCH.

Epworth Sunday school will meet a.
the church at l.3O o'clock to march 4
the tabernacle tomorrow afternoon.