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UPHOLDS BEAUTY
OF PURITAN IDEAL
Rev. G.. L. Candce Delivers Fourth
Of Series of Sermons on
Mayflower Voy ayers.

"On November 81 1920, just three
hundred wears ago, the Mayflower had
rounded the cape and lay at anchor. ~
was indeed memorable day for then was
esto blished the first democratic self gov
ernmort on American soil " These we've
the opening words of Rev {. l.. Candee q
sermon at the vcspcr service atW Westminster
church. YES, crday. when he delivered the
fourth OF his discourses on the Puritans
entitled "Thc Purtans and Freedom.
''The Puritans had been granted charter
to settle in the northern part of w
rinia" DR.. Candce continued, IN part,
"hut did not wish to be bound under the
government of another colony; so they
drew UP the famous compact virtually
establishing an independent government :
II started In We Name OF God, Amen
II was remarkable document, for III
il we can see the beginnings OF dem
ocratic government Of the people, Where
lofty ideal of the rights Of the people and
Of their ability to govern II is the very
spirit md genius of Puritnnism. Men had
caught the newer vision of God to be
worshpped in n simple and solemn manner
and this gave birth to n rev freedom, n
new ideal Of personal and social living,
n freedom 10 worship God. J. B. Green, the
English historian, SAWS The mcanest peas
ant once called Of God telt within HIM
strength stronger than the might oi
kings In that mighty elevation of the
| masses. which was embodied in Calvin
istic doctrine of election and grace, lay
the germs of the modern principles Of
equality The freedom that was born OF
their religion was the logical result Of a
! demand for freedom Of conscience. Tint
first glow started when Henry the Eighth
| broke from tho dominion of Rome. but
that was not enough: the Puritans found
that instead OF a church ruling the state,
the state WAS ruling the church. They had
cast off one. only ia find another The
king claimed the night Of saying what the
people should do now The Puritans claim
ed the right Of freedom Of conscience
through Gods word Taught 1hls was
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PROUD-wRIGHT
Gordon Heights Nature Club.

Gordon Heights, Nov. p. oung
folks in the section OF B.andywine hundred
lust north of the Wilmington city line
have formed the Gordon Heights Nature
Club, the object of which Is to study and
enjoy the gems Of nature On Saturday
afternoon the members met at the home
Of Miss Clara Palmer. There each was
presented with basket, after which they
took long walk along Shellpot Geek TO
the waite fall At the foot % the fall they
found much TO interest them, including
waite; stride.s. crawfsh, frogs and even
little snakes Many interesting specimens
Of oak were also found On their return
home they saw a flock Of Juncos in the
arr which was an unusual sight for the
time Of vear The club viii meet next al
thesame place the first Saturday in Decem-
Der
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that the youth of this country honor
church which takes an advanced step for
righteousness in n community.
The song service, IN the evening was
lcd by the Glasses. Charles l.. Il. Edwards,
violiuist assisting.
The evangelstic party Is here without
n contract for comper satIOn, which matter
will be provided for in a free viii offering
on the last Sunday of the meetings. How
ever. there has been incurred an expense
of approximately 81 800 which Will later
he taken care of by the collection OF the
first weeks of the campaign. -,
DR.. McC Combcs topic for tonight VIII
tc The Man Who Dodgcd Promotion.
TINS wEEk's $ IRoGRAm.
Following is the program for this week !;
Tonight-"Get Acquainted Night
30
Tomorrow SOP. m. Married Wom-
on lecture hv NIrs. McComte; 80 =. m,
guest night.
"Wednesday p m. meeting for boys
and gi,ls Wit h Mr. and Mrs, Clasc; "tldo
will bc there: moving pictures; 7.3Op- m
church and Sunday school rally
THURSDAY 1000 a m, annual hanks
giving service. Harrison Street NJ r"
Church will worship with - PAU 5. scr
mon hv Rev J II McCombe; 80 p. m
patriotic Thanksgiving rally; patrlotic
musical speCialtIcs by the CHOIR
Friday ( p. m, meetings tor boys ana
girls with Mr. and Mrs Clasc, E-3o p. m
illuminated cross program
Saturday -730p. m, choir concert. f,
SUNDAY night After service high rchooi
students meet with Mr.. and Mrs lsse-
The morning cottage PRAYER meetings
for this week will be held as follows from
10 ID 1880 o'clock leaders 70 nc an
| nounccd. ~
Twcntv-ffth street; Mrs Giinscll, I"35
Tatnall street: Mrs HAYDEN, $50 Wash
ington street: Mrs Solloway. Bucklng.
! ham Apartments: Mrs. Helms lOl'
I SbajlcrosS avenue Miss Alta Castelow,
OIL jackson street; Mrs lyman, S34
Monroe street Mrs. Roop, zoos NeS'
Z Fifth street: Mis- Freeman, $50 Grant
avenue: Mrs. Hoffman. 1907 thlp'n ave
FRIDAY Ms. Coleman. ll3 West
| TU,nty-6fth street: Mrs Howard 22'lt
Jefferson street Mis- Pierce 1920 JET
lerson street Mrs Niidlam. 1918 Trenton
| Place Mrs JcrviS, 1920 Gilpin avenue
/ Ma. Wilkinson. 622 jackson street
/ Nrs Smith. S26 West Seventh street
! Mis-. Baker. POS y Harrison street
! Mrs. Freeman. so Grant avenue: NIrs
GaIc. 1914 Wcs, Tenth street
Mass meetings mex, Sunday $50 m
For men only. Ga~rick Theatre 70
women only. - Paul Church
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NEW TELEPHONE RATE
IN RURAL TERRITORY
Diamond State Co. Notifies Sub
scribers of an Increase Ell
fective December /.

Special Correspondence to Every FveninR
New Castle. Nov. ~ The Diamond
State Telephone 90 has aert olIt notices
to the anbscribcrs Of tins city, notifying
them of an ircreasf Of lGA per cent
effective December / The following is
tho form fthe letter received
Novernbor ~. 1920 This company
~ not meeting all II rs obligations II
is furnishing uniformly high grade Of
service II il meeting its wage obligations
10 It's employees II is not paying return
20 tho owl crs ~ the property, who by
their investment made the present scr
vice possible n the development Of the
ht,qir ess u - continue # the present
pervice il 20 be maintained. increased
rates are a reccssity Reverues must be
snfIicicrt II neet All obligations To rnee'
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DEATHS.

RENDER n this city on November 20.
ip2o Grant Hendcr
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
the funrral FROM ms late residence. all Pop,
la strc,t ~ "Wednesday morning AZ =
Vftlosk Requiem mass ~ ~ MARY
rhurcr lrt,rrsnt at Cathedral GENE
tprN
hoI6IA\p ~ Atlanuc city : J.. No.
vetnhcr 20 1890. Edwarp BolStano aged
Re,a,iyes and friends arc invited 10 attend
tlg funrral err, ices at RiSrrNicw cemetery
bt'lce on rur>daN afternoon ~ Two CLOCK
lufcrmtnt AZ kiNervtew cemetery
GALLAGHER Ir this ct, on November
70 ta2o Nergarcf t'alAgher
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
tts funeral from frr ate r,Slicn,t {. :
q s clock Rcoui,m mass ~ The Cathedral
Ir.crment ~ cathedral ccnlctor,
NILSSON In tins city on November 70
ia1n andt,W nelson in his Nath year
RtlatiV IS frund> and members of Svca
a rrerial society are invited - attend the
funeral trom ths Residence 81 hl> daushier.
Ntts iiilaa y ei~nu iuie WaNaSct ave
nrs ~ lc,Sga, afternoon November %.
a. / stl Is clUs-k ~erNi - a. swedish NJ =
Church Eleventh and Hca1. streets. al ?
uelcck lntCrmen' a Wilmington and
Eran,N wiuc cemetery
Fl.E In this city on November 70 1920,
Joseph & File of colt, Md. aged ~
kciauvcs and friends arc invited 70 attend
fnc funeral services at the residence 81 hts
nephew George " Hayes t&A Concord
gR al II clock lutCrmCut al Townsend
del
PORTER this city on November -
iaap lseorgeauna Dale wife ~ William
n Porter aged a. years
Funeral services viii bc held at her ia e
F,.idence llI5 W seventh street on Wed
nesdAy November -. q p N lntermeni
- River lew cemetery
SMITH In this city. on November 70
1920 Elmer q smith. aged So years
Relatives friends and Improved Order 81
HepfAsophs are invited 10 attend the funeral
services at his late residence. No 2l0f an
Rgren street on "wednesday afternoon No
winter - A. so clock irtcrmTrt AZ
lombardy cemetery
NApSLFY In New Castle De- on No
venber - 1920 William T husband OF
Anna = WadsleN
Relatives and friends are invited . a.
tend Tho funeral sery ices A. hiS late residence
lla Harmony street on Wednesday after
rnon \oVriuhe. "a a . - clnCN Inter
men, a. tfleht cemct"is
The relatives ana friends of deceased
members 90 the santa Maria Council No
laS X - arc invited 80 attend me
fporiai mass ln - Peter Cathedral Thurs
daV morning a clock
Additional death notices received TOO lat
fur this column Wi4l he found on Financia
page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
TWO HUNDRED And
SIXTEEN new RECEIPTS
is q free rpcipe book

Hero Is q Tree recipe BOOK.
il tells how To fix 2l6 different dishes n
ever, one Of out can from the grocers.
These recipes include wide variety Of
sauces. soups, salads, entrees, fish dishes,
desserts
They are authoritative because they are
tho result of the study Of experts work
irg u-dcr the direction Of the National
Gamers Association.
They are widely taught IN schols Of
domestic science, and will keep any woman
posted on the latest methods Of preparing
nourishirg and appetizing foods.
Send to our Washington Information
Bureau and get this recipe book free.
We want to help our women readers with
all their everyday problems.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
snence nn TRANSFORMATION.

Lewis + Spence. dicctor of trafic ~
the Southern Pacific Company, a brother
of Mrs George " Doraey, ~ this city,
delivered All interesting address on Tho
New Fra Of Transportation. At the annual
meeting of tho Nafionsl Industrial Traffic
Teonie At tho Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York. on THURSDAY last Mr. Spence,
yho "a a native ~ this CITY. whore ne vas
educated, has host u friends here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Frederic J Haskin. Director.
WILMINGTON EVERY EVENING
Information Bureau,
Washington, ID C.

/ enclose herewith two cents in stamps
for return postage on a free copy Of
Recipes for Canned Foods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

Additional death notices received TOO late
~ this column viii he found on Financial
page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
WEDDINGS.
wHITE-DEXTER

LAST SATURDAY evening, a. the home
of her parents, Mir and Mr~ Alexander
Dexter. Miss Gertrude N Dexter be-
came the bride Of Roland :. White. Of
Norfolk Va Rev. Or J. " K Sumwalt
IL Grace Nj +. Church ofciated, assisted
b. Rev Ralph Alinker
HaRRISQN-STEwART
pretty wedding took place Saturday
afternoon At the home of Rev. Mr- & r
nom. 7O4 Harrison street. when Miss
Hettv :. Stewart. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arnold J Stewart OF III Fulton street,
became the bride of Robert L. Harrison,
of New York City.
PROCD-WRIGHT.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly Wright, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. 5. J Wright, OF Newark
and BENJAMIN Franklin Proud, OF
Tarrvtown. y. Y were married Satur-
dav evening in the Methodist Episcopal
Church al Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licences have oeen isgied By
Magistrate Broman 70 the following
rorsops. William Lanoz and Martha
Moro both of St Georges. Bartlett
Bowling and Virginia Murnford both
~ II8 Walnut street. md Clarence r.
Palmer. s32 Vandeyer avenue and Lena
NJ Fuhr, GO3 Fast wcnty-second streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

y - Darforu aoasf a.f ''t-e-' ''--.' =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

The relatives and friends of decsas sed
nenlhers % the santa Maria Council. No
IqS X ~ { arc invited 80 attend a me
rnortai mas IN i Peter Cathedral Thurs
day morning a = clocS
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EVERY
NERVE
A DAGGER

when t1s -ars 60 ara an -lnn ana -
electric tsllGea are shu1t.nE .afuaaa e
hcdy. ife e-nlra auf -eE. tet
needed at case t1 tasaa Ne aAi.p
nerves
LuecoTf AK - ~ aaf 49, - orc
E1ara tre1 81. etrp ana aa4
any lArr ne .ar AZ
sale hs nalls 7-1.aa e.llat
the nerves e4.Tf lHel N- aAaa+
returIa - t1e tort t-rel aia-0-l
tlsaGa-hgs .e.-nac rs. lrr.e hal rlau
-Iatic paine l-au .c4r ff 1rn haI AH
a.sc ec-y rdiffli 'r F..sk k.ha 1. p t
fust starting neg nl a4 IA.
ott-a ~ nNrf Fr.ee.s
sA-s al sure NaA hak
-erx x-ts AE-No NOR Ne 'a. - a. A'
s 81 Nstft.tv. ~ a.. t--g s'stf -.
Sc cer BOX
4. 6. Luebert. p. D.. Chrstiana. :,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Wan Map Of Delaware. 50 Cents.

A limited number of the Rand-McNaIy
Maps of Delaware are on sale AZ Evrry
Evening business office, 30 cent? 10 cents
extra for postage 70 any addrec.. .-Ady
Evening star., 1920-03-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
COnt1nue1.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
CnmtfnnAA
AUTO MART OF WASHINGTON,
NOW LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY.
1912 New York Ave. NV.
MAIN 1872.

mehan extra
Mrcer6 new A. condrion &c
new paint. n
4 1cnditon; good
cord irs:re paint
tires.
pa lp pcC
new paint, cdtT
motor
good and
d tire
M p
wheels;
paint
~
paint
g
paint godti
REASONABLE TERMS.
G.. C. Pearce, Gen. Mgr,
1912 New York Ave. Main 1312.
Evening star., 1920-03-25

GROCERY. corner, on Capitol Hill:
receipts, 81 900 a week: rent. $45 a
month rooms and bath. 6-year
lease: take invoice
Grocery business and property: II st.
ne. (: receipts last year. $35, 900 price
Of all. ST.. terms.
Cigar. newsstand. laundry agency,
etc. in hotel near 18th and n price.
$500: rent. So.
Rooming house. Q rooms and bath;
rent. So near 18th and Columbia rd.
asking price. 1913
n. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone II. 4J91. 1923 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
IunChrOOm
LunchrOOn.

ard living rooms. with q 3year lease. Rent.
$40. Price. 81. 900.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
6l7 + St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS.
MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES
INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE and side car: will be
sold at a bargain Call 9O6 Eye st. NV. or
address f.. Carlson. Springfield Va 20
INDIAN-fg16 model: excellent condition.
fully equipped no reasonable one. aea">e"' s,
Cali Friday or Saturday. IL Baltimore st.
Hyattsvile. Md.
INDIAN with side car. 10 st. ne 20
MOTOR CYCLE-Indian; 1918. 12l7 d st. sw
INDIAN. 1918; electrically equipped tandem
on rear: runs and looks ike new; naFgain s ~"
S255> cash Call. after 5 pm. JUS l2th ST.
1919 HARLEY Y-DAvIDSON-Electricai equip
ned good as new; only run about 1000 miles;
nrice S3,O Call Franklin 2181 during govern
ment hours. Lloyd A. Horton l.-o \ 81. NV.
READING sTANDARD-1sIs; excellent con-
dition: just oyerhauled; extras: $2oo' Will dem
onstrate. S24 Sth st. NV. oo
CLEVELAND MOTOR CYCLE..Fine condition; ;
rea asonable: getting auto reason for selling.
142S Clifton. %
MOTOR CYCLE-Twin-c Under: Indian: Sl0o
cash. Call after pm. 3644 18TH ST. NV. %
TWIN HARLEY DAWSON. in fine running con
dition cheap if sold at once. u ST. ne 26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hrand-new; 1920 elec-
tric; absolutely perfect. Cali from to pm
:.026 10th st. NV. 20
HARLEY DAVIDSON single and Excelsior
1 30 and g. Sl2 9th ST. NV.
saIS,I ;. ,.>STfk . "a EMS.
WEBSTER UPRIGHT PIANO fumed OAK: e1
ceIIent condition. Call Franklin 5s0o. -
MARSHALL & WENDELL PIANO-Fine tone;
excellent condition. $3.50 cash. 4o5 II ST. sw.
GRAPHOPHONE. large. mahogany; cost S1oo:
will sell for $50. Call 1000 Columbia road II
ERNEST GABLER & BROTHER piano: just
put in perfect order. 1918 Sunderland place -
PIANO BENCH-Mahogany. new. large. cheap;
leaving. 21S 4th Sc
Melochord. 500 cash; cost
$3.50 scarcely used. Address Box 294-B. Star
Office.
/ GIBSON MANDO-C O-CELLO. style HI. canvas
case So l Yosco NO. tIDerphone tenor
banjo. $40 Seen after Pm, Hotel Glove.
II St NV. 20
and and grafonolas. We save you money See Us,
71s 9th st. NV. Main 7lso.
81 500 STEINWAY upright electric player.
copdtion. ~aad sio0 Noei-PredocI music roll cabl-
net. absolutely new. ssS worth Of Duo-Art
music rolls. Quick buyer. Wonderful bargain.
se75 Victrola sI34 worth of records; an ex-
ceptional opportunity: one-fourth of. Phone
franklin 323S. between . an and = pm
AEOLIAN talking machine. cabinet style. S65:
Victor victroln. with cabinet, s45: $3.50 Co
llmbia Grafonois. practically brand-new, Si1
Victor victroia. $3.50. A. F. Arnold. Sue
cessor to Ellis & Arnold, Auctioneers. 1928 q
st. NV.
HIGH-GRADE practice piano. 800; $3.50 Vose.
Sl45; $500 Gabler. S175; $3.50 Blasius. 500
A. F. Arnold. Successor to Ellis & Arnold. Auc
tioneers. 1923 ST. NV.
SAXoPHoNE-BaritOne silver-plated. gold
bell. 1856 18th st. s.e. Phone Line. 2924-J. 26'
KNABE upright piano, in ex-
cellent condition a bargain at
S175: easy terms arranged, II
desired. III Pa. ave. Sc. Phone
Lincoln 5257.
MAHOGANY upright piano: standard make:
good condition. Address Box LISA. Star Of
fice. 20
.21 11th st NV 2Ss
Evening star., 1920-03-25

ard lunchroom. This place Is a real gold mine
for the proper manager For information
u price and terms call at this Office
Evening star., 1920-03-25

Located on one Of the busiest streets In cit!
Now doing average daily busnes OF SlI'
Seen by appointment. Price. $S.eo
Evening star., 1920-03-25

4oc PER CYLINDER for burning cerbops:
owner to remove plugs and wires; cracked
to new and absolutely guaranteed or no pey
II. n. Coleman, 2O7 18th 1t. NV, middle 2f
block. Phone Main 45oS.
FOR sALE-Car light. 1916. zoe ~ st.
Jchu Marshall place o6s
Evening star., 1920-03-25

COLE. eight. roadster. 1920; driven 500 miles.
Apply 124 B st. NV. 27'
STARTING and lighting batteries; 6-volt types.
$50: 12-volt types. $26. Rebuilt in our own
factory. with Federal plates and parts.
VIII give hrst-class service In any car Why
recharged. repaired and rebuilt Best work:
moderate prices. Inspection and water free.
Phone North 222.
FORD touring, 1918: splendid condition; cheap
to quick buyer. 617 n. Y. ave. NV.
BUICK. big six. touring; al condition: newly
painted and top: $3.50 best offer. Ad
dress 502 l st. s.w. Call after $50 pm. 20
FORD touring: in first-class condition; cheap
If sold at once s G st. ne o6s
Evening star., 1920-03-25

DODGE sedan. late 1917; In fine condition viii
take $3.50 cash or best offer. c. l.. Mahoney.
rear l4l3 n ST NV 27s
Evening star., 1920-03-25

FORD CARS from $275 up. Apply Johnson
Garage. Hos 9Th st. ne. Phone Lin 648I.
Evening star., 1920-03-25

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REAL BAR.
gain in a used truck call Mr.. 8. p. Landers,
W. TO. These trucks are guaranteed in per-
feet mechanical condition and will be sold
FRANKLIN touring car, series No. 3; Just
overhauled and new parts installed where nee
essary; car as good as new and q real bargain.
Price. 81 900. subject to offer. See Mr.. Callan,
Southern Garage. rear l11s 18th st.
FORD coupe; many extras: a bargain. Tri-
angle Auto Supply Co., North Capitol ct. and
New York ave.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FOR SALE-STORES

TWO STORES; TWO APARTMENTS or SIX
rooms and bath each: In northwest section; a
bargain for some one. Price. only xl7,500;
- 600 cash: balance to suit Percy II. RUS
seIl Co. ath and y. Z. are. M.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FOR sALE-M1sCELLANE0Us.

THREE BRASS BEDS. excellent mattresses
and springs: also three administer rugs, two
gx12. 5x1. Call before noon. ~1633 Mon
Evening star., 1920-03-25

ETEARNs-KNIGHT Q roadster, late model;
excellent coalition; reasonable price. Apply
Cushman, SO 18th st. Tsl. Main 766l. 2ts
Evening star., 1920-03-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

TURNBULL coupe. S295: leaving or exchange
for piano. 21S 4th st.
BUICK q, touring, ) passenger. late 1913; looks
and runs like new: 81 80 cash. Call after
pm. 300 T.. Wardman Courts. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
LODGE IN JERSEY
ATTACKS WILSON
Senator A ccuses President OF
Refusing to Obey the Ma
". tion's Law

Newark, N. j., Oct. 20.--"If the
President OF the United States disre-
CARDS the law. who can be expected to
obey itT' Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
demanded last night in the First Regi-
ment Armory. More than 1000 men
and women who had gone to listen to
the Massachusetts, statesman tell OF the
fight he and his colleagues in the Senate
have made against autocracy roared
their approval Of his words.
Senator Lodge carried his anti
League OF Nations and pro- American
sovereignty banner into President Will
sons home state and was overwhelmed
by the welcome he received. He re-
peated his explanation Of the league
reservations that bear his name and
ngain called upon Americans to keep
the stars and stripes waving above ''the
mongrel flag Of the League of Ma
TONS"
He cited Hannis Taylor's likening Of
Woodrow Wilson to the third Napoleon
to their feet by his denunciation Of the
provisions Of the merchant marine bill
even after the President had signed the
measure. He explained that all his al.
lusions to President Wilson included
nllusion to Governor Cox, who said that
II he should be elected he would follow
the path blazed by Mr.. Wilson.
Senator Lodge described what had
happened to the treaty and the league
covenant and said the covenant had
been sent back to the President. THE
treaty is In good hands," he said,
because nobody cares for 1t as much
as he does"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
Market Opinions Conflicting

Nearly every one Of Importance in the
street had strong idea after the close
yesterday that the market will continue
10 be dominated for some time by the
labor situation in Great Britain. The
increasing cross currents, however
which have developed within the last
few weeks have caused some of the
shrewdest observers to lose their bear
ingS, and the greater part Of the
street is more or less In q fog.
AS matter OF fact, market opin-
ions have become very conflicting. On
the one side it is pointed out that the
dullness with which the market started
the week reflects a disposition to await
further developments in the British coal
strike situation. These same interests
look for an early settlement. Otherwise
they assert the market would be weak.
That 1t holds its own Is evidence Of
faith.
They further assert that with this
unfortunate incident out Of the way the
market should do better and the present
quiet buying Of stocks is on the the
ory It will. The basis for their bullish
ness, they assert, is in the immediate
political outlook which Is unquestiona-
bly, very bullish. Also with the heavy
October money payments completed
there is every likelihood Of a period Of
much easier money.
The short interest on the other hand,
are holding their position on the idea
that the depression and liquidation is
still under way in general business. and
while discounted to degree by the fall
in industrial stock prices. the latter