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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17
IN MEMORIAM
of BENZ. r. Gardner ST.. who
passed away Oct. IT, 1928:

Thank God for time, that eases
every heartache.
That comforts the soul, and
though we know not how.
1t is time that gently heals our
grief and makes
Bitter moments less bitter now.
octl7-ltx MOIHEh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17
SPANISH CLASSES
ARE ORGANIZED

Teachers or adults who are
interested in enrolling for the
University of Florida Extension
Class in College Spanish 20l, are
asked to meet at the Convent of
Mary Immaculte 3:45 o'clock this
afternoon at at 900 a. m. tomor-
row.
The Convent of Mary Immacu-
late is accredited with the South
ern Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools. 1t also has
the privilege of granting COL
lege credit by Extension Glasses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS
PROPERTY EASEMENT

Continued from Page One)
to the licensing Of painters was
passed on its final reading.
There was 2 letter read from
Mayor Albury stating that he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17

December Is, I941. win be the
l5Ofh anniversary Of the Ratifi-
cation Of the Bill Of Rights.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

nually. II a city o. 10000 popula-
ton. this cost Of crime would give
each citizen Of that city. TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
we have more women and girls
selling liquor and beer in saloons
and restaurants than we have en-
rolled IN our colleges and Normal
Schools. Chicago. has more I'M
churched people than the entire
population Of Idaho. Wyoming.
Colorado. New Mexico. Arizona and
Nevada q 100000 American youths
Under q years Of age are Receiving
no religious training Of any kne.
CATHOLIC. Protestant or Jewish. Four
teen million petty crimes and ~
ana q half million felonies are
committed each year We have an
army q criminals Il is estimated
that 400 COO men and women N
ne United States I've criminal lives
$4,000 q these are under q years
q are One home In four is
touched b crime each year
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Our Girl Reserves
Attend Conference
AT L~Ambert0n, Miss,
fnsc4geuiA WEI RepweasnseS Al
Asestinx nsl2 SATURDAY..
Nseemker -

On Sahzraay. Nss l. tive
TxS447frN ~ EEzFS=zz
GEri Reserves DuToEsy RhrhzEd4
Anita Walker. Ghogtn GrznA Herm-
iue Herring ard Mrs Warren n
seely. Attended efe rAa c~anferenre
90 L~Eznh<rson This nseefkng uAs
attended By representative Of warf-
usH high ckoca Cirl Rerserve Clubs
an the sixth Dtxtrsrt q Mkxsazlpu
At the discussions held IN the n1nrn-
tnr and afuernon cur girls and adult
ADVISOR learned mary things about
ciahx and club naeetingx These ideas
VII be employed In making oar
group q better M Our Club was
awarded E eeTtificate - the Lam
bert0n Conferences for having paid
the state affIsiatton ours Of twenty
FIVE cents pr member The certtfi-
cate reads This Is 70 certify that
the pRscagoula Community Y. W
G A consisting Of q Girl Reserve
Club and 3 wumenG Unit. Is affEi-
lated with the Mississippi District
Y " c A. for the year isSi-s2
JUNE SMITH. Reporter.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Theatre News ,


A well-balanoed program d
theatre attractions b s~clseaalec fer
the RitE Theatre t. Paauawcnla dur
Inc the coming ueek. The pictures
are al q the Typ which have UNI
versa appeal and promise b afford
entertainment such as VIII be ap-
prectatec b. both young ard old
Tonight thai perennial favorife
which never grows oic. The Tran
a The Lonesome Pine. nne Of the
most touching pictures ever pro-
dsNed VII BE- presented starring
Henry FondA ana Sylvia Sidney. 4
special matinee showing q TINS uac-
TURF Vii be made starting n ais
IN the Afternoon The paeture viii
run continuously from tnen on
TuEnorrOw Saturday. November 8.
Stx 0un Gold 8 western wiz b
shown. Il Is The story II = brother
ard his search fnz another hTnahsz
who Is q s. Marshall and who l.
held n captivity b. bandits, while
has hostages continue Their stage
coach runberiaE and other crimes
The caxi a made vp Of Tim Hot
Ray Whitley. Ire -LasEes White
and Jan Clayton.
Tre cRpaoe& oae q the moss
beautiful and artistic pictures Of
recent release. vii BE- presented
SUNDAY and Monday, November s
ard 10 This comedy and zee kkat-
Ing parture stars Dorothy Lewis
Jerry ColonA. james Ellison anc
BaEnara 10 Allen and Renke Riana
The pot t8 the Story Of events
which occur when 3 newzreei c<m.
eranaan. eilerwac 10 women tnsteas
Of following al assignment 70 photo.
graph an ice queen h. actson. take.
. picture o. = skater pAeked al ran
ccxu Ills fake Was found cut az
then fun begins.
An Acttun-drAf1a. Plying Blind
w1A Be presented. Tuesday. N0vesm
Der IL The story deals with tn
happenfnn m the Honeymoon Al
Servtre# started by jim Clark VII.
has left . commercial airline ate
being c0ubae-cnuzscd ne steward
n II love with him. leaves alz
A paek h afpo4 &c ruin the new sir
lines business ard property. whael
A. mEarted after a fatal gun fsRh
following q forcea lanctaR. and "a
steNAruesS lazaas heT mar The Cas-
- comprised Of Richard Axlen Jeal
Parker. Nils Asthcr. Marie wise.
anc Roger PryoT.
-Azoz1a 81 the South Seas" star
rms Dorothy Lam0ur ard Jon Hal
vii D. presented Wednesday an.
THURSDAY. November Y and - De
signed 70 pruftf By . number Q
presidents. tins South seA Islan.
razaAnce IN teehnano3ur lives u Z
most q them Tins Offering differ
from most II kind mainly IN tina.
II contains 3 villain whuze Jealous,
% the hero anlmatek him 20 IL
extent q ccld-baoooec murncrin.
an innocent hzztander D VA .
irnpiszaentine 3 threat 4 volcana
eruption finished the picture III
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Blackout Ordered
By 0pM In This Area
Already In Effect
OrnMnneutAi And D~soawzGfxe EAgha-
Ing ~ Hectrtrity Prvhfbesed Cur
aalsne Per- Ofhnr nAsA

Tne n- Limitations embodied
4 order I-fE ~ 1% 1s -
ductton NarMensnenl received D.
MinaasppE puwrs Cxnp4nv OF NO
vesxtsx are e two tTpe@ an
no1ncod l. p Sweatt vSnx rru9Eert
and general manager * 0se cnED-
pam. IN -ensnfnentinr on khe FIRST
nhxnt 81 bhAcknut under Ee ofE
ordcr
The arss Tyre Of cartAEnaut Is
ernhrs1rc to . series cf prohibited
uses Including Sign hEntinx show
wirl1ow iRht1nr outline and 0rnm-
mental nRntsnE 0ut1oH nehune
fioo1 lwas1nE e. f8eid hriz1ng Tor
@nusesusnts or sfsTu and Interior
az exterior hEiltiuN for ceccTnfAve o.
advertising purTEzs3 These pro-
hlnise1 uaez DO not fnciuoe ordinary
street. or traffic lighting. kgzssl or
other lisat&nr required b. police
fire o. other public safety depaTt-
usents. o. lighting for defense
property ~pEotectlon required BY DE-
fcense regulations
Under ttie order. use &C electric
p0wrr for sueh purposes 4 prohihit-
&c ~ oEace
TIE otfev type o. limitation
continued Mr. ssHeafa. calls for the
assigning o. quotas 20 al customers
using u exoesx 0f $500 kiiowatt
hours pr wfek excepting such
aseTx. classified ~ t1e order ~ X
enpt Who are esTAgec exclusively
IL defense production Or essential
civilian services
~ouatas for rattoned customer
served b MiaxtEsippl Power Com
pany are established n the order nt
70 per cent Of the normal usage
during the base billing month.
which b The period Of consumption
81 electric power for which the
terminal monthly reading cate feH
on airy day during the period OF
September IS, 1871 10 October IL
1881, inclusive.
~uw 0 power under these quotas
begins OF November 10. 1851.
Limitation Of cunSumptson for
Prohibited Uses 4 therefore IN e.
feet o and VIII enzltinuk untfl ths
0PM order h Withdrawn. while the
general limitation under assignment
81 quotas win not commence until
November io
Power requirements in tina South
east have continued 70 increase alb
FORMALLY Que 10 defense needs and
with a continued deficit a. rainfall
again becomes necessary for TINS
curtaliment
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Home Demonstration
Meeting Scheduled

The jackson County Home Dem
onktration Council and Home Dem
~onsfrati0n program and project
leaders vii he2c { meeting toznur-
ruw Saturday. morning az 10 O'Clock
u the Agricultural building.
The Principal topic 70 be taken
ID al the meeting VIII be Home
Butter Making and Dairy Products /"
This part Of the program viii be
conducted b. L A Higgins. dairy
specialist Of MisStsSippi State COL
leee.
During the afternoon part of the
session the Home Demonstration
council viii meet. This VIII be the
first leaders and Council meeting
under the new program Of work for
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
@Uncle Sim Cochran
Turns Another Dollar
Over To Red Cross

ssnean Unzk SIN Cochran.
vRreieave rRzf1ent VINO reoeuf1y
cesNhrntne ms &h hETsazday anns-
VERY 81 havkng . party - his
Annn4 AzA axElne hR1 nng gifts u
~ furns ~ xsazFr ~nEzs<zsez =
tnR RsG CrcE w nruzxht by his
guests received another dollar mv-
erAs .ssys aKo which he has surnet
over q TIM Red Cross Chapter e
be used a. caTxvtux crt SIS wux&
TINS naMkex . total uf 8tS he has e.
snis wzv gsVxn n the ED Gross
The fo17omznz ietsEx rsxNveG q
Ms Saszss BSy1 secretary e ~
1Aekson Coznn Ch&ptsg q Red
cruz frurn MT Cochran Is SELF en-
piAnaturys
II TIE JunrIek
octoEsz 1851
~Deax Mnss Jessie Bogu.
= rncxived vsszr lettnT o. the Red
cru@ axd ] tn1nk Il was ydTy nice
ard u accord with tsae rerusatt0n q.
thn 1unxiek CAS- M Cochran gAfh
ms huHarl / arr ke14ire slW ira
! xeeefyrd o feN dAyz rAe2 which
VII bring 1te amount q ntneEeer
dnl1arA Gle o. ! tl1ink that was
. FINE htrk11day present
Tfae Hed Cross rs paftEng or ts
membership campaign o. jackson
County frnrn ArrnistteR DAY NoTsEn-
her II % TaankaE1x5nE Day. No.
reznhev n. and the Huzrft sxd ex-
nnupae xfsuwn ~ ~Unch SIR" Czech
ran Is Um ira ihe peopae o. Saek-
aun County kre being ASKED 20 fol-
tow dnzznE azt campaign
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
TO THINK
o

The following extracts are taken
from the Inaugural Address Of q
recent GRAND Master q Ohio. and
can al b verified IS true
As a result Of Americans adopt
ing q materialistc CODE. Ke have
become one Of the most laxleS
nations on earth Crime mas become
the biggest business IN the United
States L is estimated THAT the an
nual cost q crime in the United
States alone is FIFTEEN BILLIONS
OF DOLLARS According 70 Stats
tics We have q kidnapping every txo
hours and f0rts-fise minutes: Ar
son every 7 minutes at.d INSIDE
ueAnofs every ls seceonds Crime
coSta every man woman and child
II the United States $3.50
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Tourist Breaks Leg
In Auto Collision

Mfx George Schneider OF Marys-
VILE Calf VINO with her husband.
was eoEnpieting q tour extending
from Canada 10 Southern Florida
suffered = fractured right kneerap
anc other injuries. last Saturday
afternoon az 40 oclpck when
Their car eo3lided with another auto-
mobile driven b. Mu A. G Delrnas
o. Fascag0uA The accident occur
nd about 4 miles east OF Mos
Pcint OF Highway 90.
Mrs Schneider was taken to the
Jackson County Hospital where she
received treatment anc xas con-
fined for q few GAYS.
Ar1 Dslmaz and two children
riding In the car with her were
unhurt
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

leaves the sweesheArtx and friends
safe
Friday. November Il Three
Cockeved Sailors = Brfttsh humo~
psrfurp Is q great conductor Of
laughter. a. TIE British sailor
quite Inadvertently FIND themselves
On the German pocket bAtilexhip
which their own English battleship
has been assigned 10 hunt down
TneT manage 70 turn the vessel over
70 their own captain after q series
q Incidents patterned wholly for
laughter ard are successful IN their
design The cast l. headed a. Tom
my Trlnder, Michael wilalng anc
Claude Hubert
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Moss Point PTA
To Meet Tuesday,
Nov. II. al $3.50 p. vi.

The Moss Point Parent Teacher
Association VIII hold 8 meeting II
the Moss Point Scheol. Tuesday
afternoon. November II. at 3.30
O'Clock when Mr. Charles Armstead
VIII be leader OF the devotional An
outstanding feature Of the session
all be : talk b Mra L x Nc
Tntoeh who viii have In Defense
Of Childhood as her subject THIS
viii be followed by q program given
D. school children under the d1rec-
ton OF Miss Carr. teacher Of the
second grade
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
RED CROSS SEWING
GROUP HAS MEETING

The group a. patriotic Pascz-
Ecula women who constitute a Red
Cross sewing uulf under the header
ship Of Mrs Sidney Swan. Prodne-
ton Chairman a the PascagouiA
Red Cross Society. hello . very pro
fitaole meeting ~ Mr. swans
horne ca Tuesday morning when
the time was spent In sexing
InoaE present were Afr ]. +
Warden. Mrs james Carver. Mrs
William Pelan. Mu Preston GraS-
SACK. AIRS A J. Graszlek. Mr.
George Blair. and Hrs. jules
Ele1xnex.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

Christ Lutheran Church

Chris Lutheran Church
Sf4 So pascag0ulA St
Sunday. November s1h. Twenty
Second Sunday after Trinity
9sM A M-sanday School: Mr..
II H schultz superintendent. Mis-
Catherine Brasil orvantst: lesson
The Giving C ne Law
e9W A M-Hlbie Clazsex
1000 A M-Lnvsne Service and
Holy Communion: Atxs HIlmA Ne
lene. organkst. Eplstle iessons
Philippians J. sill Cospel lesson
Matthew I& ISIS. Sermon topic
The Indispensable B0ok Al thnse
desiring 70 attend the Sacrament
are Askec 70 announce - TIE pastor
on either Saturday afternoon O
evening
TUESDAY. November iIth Meeting
q the Ladies AID Society atsPM
a. me home q Mr Louise Richard
Wednesday. November 18th Choir
rehearsal AZ 10 p n
THURSDAY. November 18th. Meet
ING q ne Martha soczety q 80
p II 6 the aazne q MrS Joseph
Lyons
REV FREDERICK A oRAEF
Pastor
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
ORANGE LAKE SCHOOL
SECOND MONTH
y ROLL

Beginners-Richard Carroll. Raw
nannd en-. Mae Carol Hateley. Bar
bara Lundy.
Second Grade - Mary Elizabeth
Green
f1fth Grhde-TolnI Kozkeia
seventh Grade - Elmer Clark
Beru1ce Koskela. Violet Laakso. An
NE Lee Taylor. Irene Et0rk Mildred
NcCool
Eighth Grade-Junior Morie. I'd
VIVA Howard. Patsy Riviere.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
BIG POINT


Preaching wry<e II re Mcundln
cAurch here sgsdAy - me reTuaax
mtnster Res " r. Murray q H.
cAaAwTm
- ssd MTx ocuEFs Ea@ HI
clamrueh 6 ne HUBBARD Settle
mesls. wefr guests SATURDAY IN uss
hcxsE % tas formers nncttgE
-
Mx ana Mn Frna 0xbaxn and
children m Moss rosrt were guests
Sunday of uae formers parents.
NJ and Mr. WHARF, Ogborn
Henry L NsINon q Camp Erlin
pa b Spending several DAYS hesr
VIII hnsne fosk1
MF and Mrs. Pelsx Kittren and
children Spent Sun<ay with Mrs
Katunll6 mrcnt5. NJ. and Mrs
Pinch tn Mobile The dRy wms spent
IN honor Of Mr. Enchx hGrtadzy
when al the children came hazae.
%
AR and Mrs. caxgnsr ard Ar
and Mr4 Carl Clayton. ~furuaerlg Of
TexaS moved into the Fred Ogborn
house.
Waldo McClzxnrocn waited Ia tire
home Of ha unrle and aunt. NJ
a. N III N~h4a -.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

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TNE ETATE uF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
II CfRrrTT C0UET
10 NOVEMBER TEEM A D. 1sx1
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

TIE is4i-41 fiscal year. Al csun-
c5 leaders and members are urged
70 attend this meeting.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Mt.


MenhxTx a. the AT psnkSant ID
wcwan League had q wiener fxAss
Suxs4Ay eYez1tua fol5oWsnx p<ogrMm
Al ua4 cnlsTrh Ah1ut ~ yrlFx peo-
PIE antsvhd razaea 8ud relay RACES
and toasted mArAhm allows
@a a zzs drinks wers
paerftfatly p4FsAken az Nroand the
rega flames uf uht houfxrN
D.
Mrs IRENE Garter zas called g.
sne Bedside q her sister. Mis- Ne
linda Carter. a. WAGE several GAYS
Mgn MrN ~ M Roe&rn Is aiso rks-
sttnE hev mother. Mrz Matte EJsp-
pard 81 NenecnnMn vao l. az ms
writer wishes far uesr twu Eosd
iadies = nee1y reu0vsry
-
H. } Van Horn azrixed hu1ne On
Sunday and after seTeral DAYS he
and Mrs Van Herr ala rrsarn T.
thetr hnsne % Piftsburgh, Pa M
ard Mr. Van Horn we're dfunes
guests o. Tuesdsy evening at NJ.
Anc Mr. , J Ware and On Vice.
neaday 81 AIRS. La== Bel War;
.
MIS- Mar MeMalan has returned
noxzls from Onran Spring. where
she has beer employed lAtely Miss
AcMkl1an & e Be- married In tne
r1&3r future 70 corpofaI Msllarr
BoSsas 81 shreveport la
-
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uss injured SATURDAY II tfe ship
yard N recapNrstirT nicely, al
us00Eh ter stitches we're taken IN
MS scalp ard hs suffered severe
bruises on the shoulder Mt Pleas
ant retcsoes that MS injuries were
not more fatal a. va al first
feared
D.
Mr. and Mr. Noiau Graham ana
son Nolan Van HOOK cf Savannah
Ca arx visiting friends and reas-
tge here We hope tais fisa young
ccunae xii drcade 70 make thss Their
permanent residence,
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

PTeakfinf Nxxace ~ Ese &casadlM
church here sandAy ~ the reruAax
ratnister ReF " r. Murray q ~
eA4awTn
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

as1d Nh OeuENe EAtaI -
ClamFuch 6 TIE HUBBARD Settle
mesis. WERE guests SATURDAY IN the
hc1aE o. tss formers mother.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

Waldo McClzmrocn x1aifed Ia IN
home Of ha eacle and aunt. NJ
and Mrs ] W. Noble at Ocean
Springs over Sandzv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-29
Monroe and Mow.Down Doctrines

A few Americans are being led down a mental one-way street these days that leads smack up against brick wall. It runs about like this: Why not let Ger many control all of Europe, Russia all of east Europe and west Asia, Japan all of east Asia and the western Pacific? That would still leave us the Western Hemi- sphere. After all, what are they doing in their parts of the world that we're not doing with the Monroe Doctrine in our own? Why couldn't pretty good world order be worked out that way?
 The answer is simple. There is no con- nection whatever between what Germany is doing in Europe, Russia in Europe and Asia, Japan in Asia and the Monroe Doc trine-Pan American plan for the Western Hemisphere. In the 118 years since the Monroe Doctrine, no American nation has ever lost its sovereignty because of it. It has certainly preserved the sovereignty of many
 The United States has never claimed exclusive or special commercial rights in any country. If you think there is no diff ference between that policy and those of the Germans and Japanese, try to do little business in Manchuria today, or in Poland. The United States does not irl-
 
 country conducts it's internal affairs, and 1t has not done so in the past except in a few cases where internal disorder was real, and where worse interference from Europe was threatened.
 To be acting in the German-Japanese 'new order" style, the United States would already have had to seize Mexico and all the American countries south to the Canal, as well as Colombia and Vene- Zuela on the north coast of South Amer ica. It would have had to infiltrate thousands of spies into the rest of South America with view to creating stooge governments ready to take over at a sig nal. These things we have not done, and do not propose to do. First, we don't think that way, and don't believe it is right. And second, we do not have huge minorities of American residents in those countries sporting phony double citizen ship that gives them the protection of local laws while demanding their ultim- ate allegiance to the U. s.
 People fool themselves badly if they think that the United States could sit back serenely in its hemisphere if the rest of the world were parceled out into three or four packages. For the aggressors have 8 complete domination over their areas, economic political and military which the United States does not have and does not want in this hemisphere With the rest of the world closed against us except on the terms of handful of conquerors, our own hemisphere would be left open on equal terms to all, ripe for infiitration and covert conquest as pre- liminary to actual military subjection. No. Our way will work only If the seas and most of the rest of the world are reasonably free. That is why our whole future hangs on keeping it free.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-29
All These And More, Too

The Meriden Journal was quick to note that Waterbury legislators and city offi- cials were making an effort at Hartford this year to have the State Highway De- partment do something about maintain ing North, East, South, and West Main Streets. Our city fathers hope that they may be placed in the trunk line system which would mean that we wouldn't have to worry about paving problems for a long time to come. It's safe to bet that the Highway Department will be able to avoid such an expense this year and for some years to come.
 Waterbury may be fortunate enough to get aid for such routes as those skirt ing the city and thus carrying through traffic away from congested areas, but we doubt if the state will ever allow itself to be talked into maintaining the four main streets in this city. And the explanation has already been given us that if the state is forced to assume such mainten- ance costs, which, of course won't be confined to Waterbury but will have to conclude every large community in the state, then we'll have to forego such pro- jects as the new Naugatuck Valley high way.
 However, we will never lose sight of the fact that it is our sincere belief that the state owes 1t to the large towns and cities to do something more than apportion dirt road funds among them. The amount of money turned over to the state in mo- tor vehicle fines alone is an argument for more state aid in some form or an- other in maintenance of important city streets. The take" in taxes, registrations, etc., is so large for driving on city streets alone that we fail to see where objection can be made to request for some legitin- ate share in this.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-29

imous vote on any matter.
 It is hard to distinguish some- times between discrimination and contrariness. People who want things always to go their way will fume and complain about anyone who dis agrees with them in any detail, These people of course are to be counted out in all reasonable con- sideration. But there are some people who regard it as moral cow- ardice and compromise If they find themselves agreeing with their fel- lows more than once in twenty five times. State a proposition, and they will disagree with 1t: state its op- posite, and they will disagree with that also. They seem to get a sort of morbid satisfaction out of going up no the down-side of the street and down on the upside. They jost- le their fellows, complain about human stupidity, and boast that they alone have a proper sense of direc- ton.
 The world has to be patient with such people. If you have one in the family. make up your mind to allow considerable conversation to 90 In one ear and out both. sIn patience shall ye possess your souis"--ano your good humor also.