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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
POLISH MASSNiEETING.
Prominent Men to Speak for the Cause
at the PLAY house Tomorrow Afternoon.

Arrangements were completed today
for the massmeeting tomorrow afternoon
in the Playhouse. called by tho Polish
Citizens Committee in aid of the Poland $
struggle against the Boishevik and for
Polish loan which is being foated in tins
country.
Rafal kopystecki, chairman Of the
Polish Citizens Committee, will intro
duce John b. Pietuszka. who will serve
as presiding officer. Among the speakers
viii be Mayor Taylor, John s. Rossell
and Judge Daniel o. Hastings. Former
Governor Cahrles r Miller also has said
he will attend if he is able to arrange
other engagements. A. 4. Rakoczy, of
Philadelphia, who aroused much enthu-
siasm by his speeches at previous meetings
held in Wilmington in behalf of the Polish
loan. sent message today that he would
be on hand and speak, and it is possible
"a representative of the Polish Legation
of Washington will come.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
SCIENCE S.CONCL LUSIONS
FINAL INSULT To MAN
His World But a Speck. His Origin
Mean. and His Ego
Ignorant.

Humanity. in the course Of time has
had to endure from the hands Of science
two great outragcs against its naive
self-ove The iirrt was when humanity
discovered that our earth was not the
center of the universe. but only n tiny
speck in q world-system hardly con-
ceivable III its magnitude
This Is associated IN our minds with
the name "Copernicus. although Alex
andrian science had taught much the
same thing.
The second occurred when biological
research robbed man Of his apparent slI-
periorlty uuder special creation and re-
buked him with his descent from the
animal kingdom, and his ineradicable
animal nature This revaluation, under
the influence Of Charles Darwin, Wal
lace and their predecessors, was not
accomplished without the most violent
opposition of their contemporaries
But the third and most irritating in
suit is flung at the human mania Of
greatness of present-day psychological
research, which wants to prove to the
81" that il is not even master in its
own house, but is dependent upon the
most scanty information concerning all
that goes on unconsciously in its psychic
life We psychoanalysists were neither
the first, nor the only ones to announce
this admonition TO look within our
selves 1t appears that we are fated to
represent it most insstently and to con-
firm it by means of empirical data which
is of Importance TO every single person.
This is the reason for the widespread
revolt against our science. the omission
of all considerations of academic urban
ity and emancipation of the opposition
from all restraints of impartial logic.
We were compelled to disturb the peace
of the world, DR. Siegmund Freund in
"a General Introduction to Psyche
annlYsis /"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
SHORTS GET NERVOUS
AND BID UP STOCKS
Early Adavnce is Noted, But
Profit Taking and Pressure
Cause Rccessions.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening


New York. Aug 14.-(Wall Street,
80 n. NJ Speculation was quiet at
the opening of the stock exchange to-
day but there was repetition Of yester-
days rise m most of the leading issues.
Mexican Petroleum ran up 2 y and Cruel
bile. Nanadium. Pan-American. American
international, United States Rubber.
National Aniline and Bosch Magnetic 1
10 Ia. A good inquiry prevailed for
various railroads. with st. Paul, Rock
Island. Texas and Pacific, and Atchi-
son gaining = to - United States Steel,
baldwin and Studebaker opened Mt
fractional concessions then harde ned.
Early rates on foreign remittances show
Ell only slight variation from yester-
days close
Nervousness of shorts caused them TO
bud Tor stocks IN competition with those
who were taking the long side Cf today's
market but the resultant advances were
not large eVccpt in special eases Belief
that the bear position had become un-
tenahle and the Improvement in railway
credit aud crop conditions were tcmporari-
" sustaining factors Week end profit
taking. pressure against Baldwin. United
States Steel and the sugar shares and
further rCCcssions IN United States govern
ment war issues caused some impairment
~ tho earlier advances The clbsing was
easy Total sales approkmated 275.0Oo
shares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
ROAR OF ARTILLERY
tontInu~d from page 1

nhatine, newspapers here assert TIN
situation which aroee through the fecosni-
ton of General Baron Wrsngel as head
Of the south Russian government u az
improved that according ~ IHomrne
Lihre, another meeting ri Promiere
Millerand and Lloyd George at BouloEne
viii I've unnecessary.
Rome, Aug II THE Osaervatore Ro-
nano, Official orpanof the Vatican. pub
fishes today an evidently inspired article
on Poland saying the special benevolnnce
Of the Holy fee towards the mobile,
devoufly Catholic, chivslrous and brave
Polish nation is well known The Pope,
IL is recalled, had asked for the indie
pendenee ~ Poland ever since August
1917 when he addressed his peace pro-
posals 10 all the heads 81 the bellirerent
States
I'VE do not wish ~ nor ran we now
aaoertain whether the responsibility for
the offensive lies with Poland or Russia
nor also whether not on w England but
France tried ~ restrain Poland from her
risky adventure continues the article
What IL is possible 70 know il that the
Holy See. from the day in which Poland
was retofed 70 national life, has never
ceased 90 exhorf her to moderation in
asking or even IN accepting territories
inhabited By the majUritias belonging ~
other nationalities
i'rhe Pore prays God for two favors
only. namely 70 spare the Polish people
from the supreme misfortune ~ again
losing their independence and ~ spare
Europe from the horrors n new wars
Montevideo. Uruguay. Aug. 15--
Socialist members of the Chamber of
Deputies today interpellated the foreign
minister regarding the governments =
attitude toward immediate recognition
If the, Soviet government of Russia
They asked him why relations with
Russia had not been resumed and whether
there has been an agreement between
Uruguay and other countries on the
subject
Protests against police interference
with recent lneetinas in favor ~ the Boil
sheviki we're voiced bv the deputies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
wv. CA. GIRL To
SERVE IN CHINA
Miss Mary C.. Willis 10 Act as
Secretary in Foreign
Field.

Miss Mary Clarke Willis, daughter of
Dr. Henry N. Willis, TO3 West Tenth
street will lnave Wednesday for Pekin,
China where she will serve a. n Y. w. &. A.
secretary. She viii remain in the Orient
for yeara. Until month ago che has been
connected with the local y W g. A serv-
ing as business and membership secretary
For more than two, years che has served
In this office
Miss Willis was born and raised in Poe
fnoke City. but came 90 Wilminptnp 10
years ago She is graduate Of the VIII
ninpion Trimming School for teachers,
Upon her graduation she was appointed
n teacher IN the public schools Of this
city. Before nfIiliatine herself with the local
~ w" She WAS teacher in Public
School No. 30. Beside the secretafial work
In the association she has conducted vol
nnteer elnases and clubs in other depart
inentH ~ the association
Mise Willis leaves on Wednesday from
Philadelphia for Vancouver She viii sail
on August ~ from that port and will land
~ Shanghai The first year Of the period vii
will be spent Ht language school IN Pekin
The following years viii be spent in all
round work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
FINANCIAL NOTES.

approximately e. 600 OoO. 900 will ba col
iected in delinquent excess profits and in.
como taNes FOR taNable years Of 1917 1918
and 1919 according 20 an estimate nv the
internal revenue bureau
group ~ minority stockholders of tho
Boston and Maine Railroad have nled a
hil Of complaint in the Federal Court at
concord. charging that company has been
run at an annual delcit Of so 600 900 since
1919 and asking that receiver be an
pointed
Established silver mines al TOuopah and
tohaif are reporting increased production
accordins % Jones 4 Baker, who say that
with tho silver output virtually stabilized
o. an ounce by the pittman act silver
producers confident they face an ey-
tended era Of prosperity
Expected announcement of the persoural
oi the committee to represent the protest
ing bOnfhOlders ~r the National prDDerfies
80 was not mad. Yesterday Some names
have been accepted hut the entire com
mittee Of seven. 81 was announced will NOT
~ made known until all seven have been
chosen and have accepted the task A CON
unued meeting of the subscribers to tho
eau for town meeting. which was held
Thursday in the Belfvue-Stratford phjla-
delphia. will meet Monday at ? O'Clock TO
hold further conference on the subject
The New York Central is contempls ting
some new financing 20 the amount of about
50 COCOON The proceeds Of this new loan
VII be used 10 retire about SIS 600 0OO
notes which mature September T. and about
stoNN,ooO which mature little later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
TENNIS TOuRNAMNET At
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT

Beginning August 10. at 7 o'clock . m
O tennis tournament will be held each
evening on the Peoples Settlement play
ground courts Monday evening doubles
win be played on each court, Tuesday
tho sinlges, while the finsl game viii be
PLAYED on Wednesday evening In case
uf rain the games win be poned for
one night Appropriate prizes are 70 he
given 10 the winners and much interest
res been shown in this event
Non-professional PLAYERS may register
for entries IN the September tournament
with C,eorgn ~ Ayars but the list Of
PLAYERS for this month has been closed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
THIS CASE DROPPED.
When Motor Car Taken Away Was
Returned to CITY.

The case of Walter Wilkowsk... oharg-
cd with being an absconding debtor,
was dropped today at the office Of Megis-
trate Harry b. Stradley, when n settle
ment was reached Wilkowski recently
purchased an automobile from Joseph
Emory, on which partial payment was
made
The agreement was to the effect that
the machine was not to be removed from
New Castle county Subsequently, II ~
Plttsburg Last night, Constable Bill
pected in the city and shortly before
midnight last night he took the man into
custody.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
FETE r. BAyARD CARTER.
On Eve Of his Departure for England "a
Take Oxford nurse

T Bayard Carter, Delaware College
graduate, will be thetguest Of honor tonight
at banquet and dance at the Lambrus
restaurant, given by fellow members Of
the Sipmn Phi Epsilon fraternity Of tho
college. The banquet will celebrate Mr..
tarter's departure next week for England
as Rhodes scholar. This is the first
scholarship awarded 10 Delaware college
for course at Oxford university in several
years.
Mr. Carter was president Of the senior
class At Newark, president Of the student
council, the Varsity club, and member
OF Phi Kappa Phi, an honorary scholarship
fraternity, and the Defelicts, an honory
senior fraternity. lie was awarded letters
Mt Delaware college in basketball base
ball, and football
lie is q Wilmington man, and attentl-
cd the high school here He will study medi-
cine al Oxford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, Aug 14.-Cattle receipts,
500; compared with week ago good and
choice handy weight steers and yearling
and prime heavie were generally SOS
cents higher; some spots rs cents stronger
rough, heavy cattle strong to % tents
higher; good grassy steers 40 to 80 cents
higher; plan weighty grassers, steady;
common kinds, % to 40 cents higher; good
to best she stock and cannersy % cents
higher; others 25 to 80 cents lower; bulls
steady to 25 cents higher; calves 25 cents
to 81 lower; stockers, mostly so cents
higher.
Hogs receipts 1000; mostly 10 to 15
cents higher than yesterdays average;
top, 1890; bulk light and butchers,
Is 525al5S0; bulk packing sows 1415a
l450; pigs firm; bulk desirable kinds,
IA 25a15.
Sheep receipts $500; practically all
direct; compared with week ago fat
lambs were $1al so lower; yearlings,
ST 5Oa2 lower; ewes so to rs cents lower;
feeding lambs, 25 cents to 90 cents highe
feeding sheep and yearlings, steady to
lower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
pOSTNiEN PLAY BALL.
Subs Beat Regulars, II to ~, In Lively
Game.

The second baseball game Of The series
being staged by the postal employees was
played last evening at Eighteenth and
Van l,uren streets the subs taking the
regular into camp by the score OF II to
u. General interest IN the game was keen
and the contest was hoily fought oui A
bunch Of errors by the regulars and ten
runs bv the subs in the last three innings
caused the regulars defeat
The feature of the game wa g one-hand
catch bv Coleman left fielder for The subs,
when he grabbed W Taylurs long drive
lie IIane Of the subs had hurner Post
master English witnessed the contest.
The mailmen would like tn arrange
game with Police Department team
during the coming week Tie scote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
Belts Goes With Koshland

William J.. Belts, for many years a
buyer and manager of several different
departments in the big store of Lippincott
& Co, has become manager of Koshland,
Inc, clothiers, at 824 Market street. MIR.
Belts expects to open furnishings depart
ment for men and young men at Kosh-
lands store about September /, and to
make some other changes there that he
believes will make the store even more
attractive to the buyers of Wilmington
and vicinity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Aug. L Charters were filed here
yesterday. as follows
Kelly Tire and Rubber Corpora ton, VII.
miugt0n. Del capital, s5 600 600
Acheson Products Co.. New York CITY
s 600 600
Liberian- American Steamship Co New
York city. IS 90 900.
a. n G. Puncture Proof Innerliner Co.
Chicago. H.. $500, 900.
New sugar Products Co. Now York CITY.
$500 600.
Lake Charlotte oil Corpora ton. wilmine.
ton Del $500 600
Florida Commercial Citrus Groves Inc
New OrK City S25O.0OO.
Beaver Fails Coal. oil and Gas Corpora-
ton, Pittshurg, Pa 5000, 900
Libby Auto Accessories. Inc BrooxIvn
NJ y si50,OOO. -
Frederick OH and Gas Co, Philadelphia.
Transo steamship Corporation. New York
City. 500 600
Manifolding Devices Corporation, New
Increase in capital of Hispaniola Honey
Co. New York City, from $50. 900 to $50.
Consolidation OF Industrial Savings and
Loan Association and Investment Savings
ana Loan Bank. under name of Industrial
'-fust Co.. Wilmington, Del
Dover. Aug. I4.-Charters were fled here.
yesterday, as follows.
7, ". symington Co. Wilmington. Del. !:
Il n L. Cigar Co. Wilmington. De-. !.
SO .8OO. 600.
Hazador Corporation. Hackensack. n. D..
s. .oO0.pp0.
Arizona Hotel Corporation. Wilmington.
Del 81 800. 600
American Carbon Corporation. Whining
ton Del. 81 SOC. 600.
sloan Greer oil and Gas Co. Whining
ton. Del. 81 900 600.
Ralph Bros. Inc. Wilmington. Del: ST..
600 600.
Northwestern Mining and Milling Co,
Wilmington, Del. $500 600
Neeman Elevator Corporation Manschler
n Y. $500 600.
+. Peter Dobson s Co. Wilmington, Del.
$3.50 900.
y n. Norton & Co. Wilmington. Del.
$500 600
BridgeviIle and Ohio Coal Co. Whining
ton. Del 100000.
l. NJ. umsted & Co, Wilmington Del;
100000.
" ID. Ross q Co. Dover. Del; 100000
Merchants Marine Charterors. Inc, New
York City. $40 900.
NacrieInan Fuel and Transport Corpora
ton Wilmington. Del. $4,000
Ministers Protective Corporation. Mead
vile. Pa no capital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following permits:
60l-3 Jefferson street, Joseph Rebman
owner, George Moore, builder, addition
81 600
POI Cleveland avenue, Walter Loper,
owner and builder, dwelling, $1,000.
1910 North Van Buren, st, h. II. Banks
owner and builder, additions $1,000.
10 Stroud street, Joseph koweski
owner and builder, addition $10O.
8 Stroud street, Frank Jurski, owner
and builder, addition SIOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
MAY COME TO DELAWARE.
Maryland Youths Accused of Robbing
the Farm Of Louis klee.

Deputy Attorney General p Warren
Green, State Detective Frank Mccoy and
Louis Klee, of near Newark, last Thurs
day went to Baltimore TO attend the hear
ings of Ellis and Alvin Downingham and
Edgar Platt, young boys from near Elk
ton, Md .t; wanted mt. IN this state ,t,s;a on the
ago.
The Maryland officials are now hold
ing the youths under bail and have agreed
TO turn them over to Delaware authorities
whenever they are wanted.
The defendants fought extradition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK.

ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. Aug IA Weather pre-
dictlons for the week ebginning Monday
include
North and middle Atlantic States
Warm and generally fair but with a
probability Of local showers "Wednesday
or Thurpday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Convention Delegates Chosen Lest >fgA
u Eighth ard Eleventh Wods.

Convention delegates we're cbusen lss'
night At Democratic rnast,ngs m fhn
Eighth and Eleventh wards
In tho Eighth ward John = Mcfunlsr
wes elected delegate and Franz August
alternate.
ELEVENTH nkHp Drvpcnkr..
Democrafic voters ~ the Eleventh
wsrd, st meeting Ia The Eleventh War;
Democratic Legion, H23 south Van Bufrn
street, lest night selected Tfanris n
Wanion delegate ~ The Dcmorrriis state
Convention, without Opposition. Iuhn
J. MoGoyern was chnscn alternate
Mr.. Manion addressed she nirriing
pledglng himself - vote fof iielr
90 get work 81 give Wilmington lafgl y
repnaentar%yn IN sll thipgs
7 Edward NcNsbb vas endorsed hg
the meeting fof state senator Tho meet
ing alec endorsed Danisl Conner fof rrn
resentative from the Fifth Dialrifi
Daniel y. Conner ~ the Eleventh uafl
has filed his name for the Drmucfai.r
nomination for representative from 49,
Fifth district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
JAPAN MAKES REPLY.
Goes Into Whole Siberian Question and
Will be Made Public Next Geek.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Aug. 1i.-Japan's reply
to the American note protesting Sagainst
Japanese occupation OF the i}orthern
part of the island of Saghalien Was re-
ceived today at the state department
The note was described as q lengthy
one and it was understood that it went
thoroughly into the whole question of the
japanese policy in Siberia. The docu-
ment together with the original American
note may be made public next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
q CHRISTENSEN CONGRATULATEs
BRITISH LABOR PARTY
~ Associated Press to Every Evening

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
thlfago, Aug lf.-Parlev 7. Christen-
son tarmer-Labor Party candidate for
president, TODAY sent calaegram 10
William 6 Adnmson. chairman Of the
biritl7h Labor party, congratuating the
brrtish workers on Their detcrmin-
alton to resist military intervention
against Russia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
AHEARN. REINSTATEp
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Antwerp, Aug. 1.-THE reinstatement
of Dan Ahearn of the Illinois Athletic
Club, dismissed yesterday from the
American Olympic team on charges of in
subordination was announced today.
Ahearn apologized this morning in the
presence of both the American committees
They accepted his apology and he was re-
stored to his former standing on the team,
closing the incident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS.

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, Aug II The actual condi-
tion Of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold SIS. .575. $50 reserve in excess Of legal
requirements. This IS an increase of
80 i0i 6l0 from last week 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
Kuo Leaves Harlan's.

Cheng Chih kuo, who has been learn
ing the art of shipbuilding, as well as
acting as plant photographer at the Har-
Ian shipyard, is leaving to return to his
native land He is we'll liked at the ship
yard and is phd high tribute by the
management.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

White Motor Co. quarterly Of 81 nav
tfmheT g
Standard oil Co Of New York. quarterly
Of -. payable September IS to stock Of
record August 25
National Candy Co. an extra of SIS on
common and regular semi-annuaI Of 81 on
common ana 3l2 per cent on first and sec
ond preferred all payable SeDtemher & IN
stock Df record August Il
Famous Players-Iaskcy Corporal tiou rIsrial
quaricflN oi y q share on tho common paw
able October ! 10 stock OF record Septem-
her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du POnt Building.
Bank Clearings Fall Of.

The bank clearings for the week were
S2,S62,6l713 as compared with 81, 205.-
l04.46 for the corresponding week as
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
MARRIED AT NEWARK

Nesark, Aug. l4.-Miss Louisa Senr-
man of Newark and Lucius l.. Allen of
Woodstown, n. J. were married Tues
day. by Rev. Frank Herson of Newark
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry S. Silverman Of Woodstown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
-r,,::;..>To s.. Philadelphia
and Chester
e e Change Without Notice

STANDARD TIME
Leave Wilmington. Fourth 81 Wharf for
Fhiledeiphis Weekdays, 2 80 % u % a
RI, ~ 3.tn, . ~. 500. % and 40 3. ~ /.
On Saturdays an additional trip 30 ,. n
Leave philadelphia for Wilmington. .20
@ 90. ~ 40 m, 80. 10. l5 IN end
30 p n Tn saturdays additional trips 40
20 and 80 j.. IA. on Sundays and hoi-
days leave both Wilmington and phiia1pl-
phia a. 20. 900 20 ~ m ~ o'cleck
moon. 40. ; 90. 8 n. 6 10. % 8 80 and
g 90 q
Wiliuington~penn's Grove Route. fsasv
Whining ton b.45. 100. 90. 900. 10 90.
d 10 m. 2 O'Clock noon 90 2 90. 10.
4 %, 30 COO. = 10. 500. p 90. 1000
II 90 and . 40 D. m
Leave Penn : Grove 90 s 40 5 20. Q OO.
100 II 90 m ~ g'clOck noon 90.
? 20 \ m 90. = 10 r. 90. 20 g 90 10.
80 M. ~ % and III 40 r. n
Runs only on Ssts sun and holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
LIBERTY BoND QUOTATIONS..

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Aug l4-Liberty bonds
closed 3i4s. 90 Is. first As ss4 20 bid
second 4s sS4 y; first a., sS4 6O:sccond
q IS sS4 30 third 4 las asa 20; fourth AIS
sSi ~, Victory gas sos SO, Victory 4sls
gp5 -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14

, Hammonton. n ] Aug "A Police
today were seeking n establish 2 motive
for The mysterious suicide lest night n
Adolph Meyer. who few hours after
paving Harry Grauan. a 5000 deposit
IN the purchase of his farm. went int the
orchard and shot himself
Tho police said that they learned from
papers found in Meyers pockets thst ne
rrrps from town close 10 that IN which
Augusta Pasauale who is being held in
connection with the Coughlin kidnapping
case. was arrsted The police have been
unable. however 70 find any evIde ncethat
would connect Meyer with the Coughln
case