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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15


Arfe s-Friendly period for
ansactIons involving m oney.
property deals, sales, contracts.
necessary expansion. improve
ments in machinery, tools. Gener-
ally good for industry, employer
and employe.
APRIL Fl TO MAY %
Ta1rus-All work and activi-
ties that specially require rugged
endurance and determination are
on the highly sponsored list to-
day An advantageous time for
all ambitious, persistent Tau
reans
MAY. eI TO JUNE II
GemiHf Unusual results are
likely + YOU combine your origi-
naity and gift for giving new
twists % old matters Oppor-
funities afoat for al who vii
reach out for them Be appre-
e.ativc Of fortunate associations
NJ TO JEkY-
CoBccr- Safeguard your ma
teral interests BY being cautious
IN expenditures. commitments
and The kind q Investments that
look intriguing but may not be
substantial. Whole day urges
steady achievement.
July % TO AUGUST %
Lco-Concentrate or urgent
matters. give them full force Of
your ability. Manufacturing.
selling. getting new contracts,
cooperating with fell0w-wnrkers
for the betterment Of your or
ganizatIon equally favored with
personal Roadway.
AUG. 90 TO SEPT. 81
Vueo-You in the literary
field. general newspaper inter
ests, organization work. employees
IN large institutions and govern
ment projects; designers. must
clans, decorators, gardeners and
domestic workers are especially
favored Romance rates. tool
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Ltbra-Scientihc matters.
study, research particularly IN
medicine and chemistry werk-nn
inventions and new devices to
improve and meet emergency
demands and the everyday con
sumcrs' commodities are favored
10 bring benefits.
OCT 81 To NDH -
.Scorpio 49, Success won't come
of itself. All indi3HtioHs point
to earnest and ptghapf hard
work to reach your goal. But
anything worth while IS certainly
worth working for.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sugitfarits-Can be favor
able time for promoting any
worthy line of activity to which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Gala Thea+er
Party to Be
April ~

TUESDAY. APRIL %, will be
a red letter day in the lives OF
Detroit homemakers, because
il is the date of another Detroit
Times Springtime Jubilee. 1t
will be held at the Fox Theater,
Woodward and Montcalm ave-
MUGS. and the time is 9 o'clock
in the morning.
Our program will include a
Prudence Penny cooking school,
ballet specialties, Ida Jean Kain
and many other surprises still
in the making.
Tickets are on sale at the Fox
Theater box office only. All
seats are reserved, and those
obtaining their tickets early will
naturally get the choicest seats.
The tickets are 80 cents each.
including the tax. and this ticket
will permit you 10 stay and see
the Fox Iheater regular show.
The Program
Our program viii open with
ballet presented by the Olga
Fricker School of the Dance.
Miss Frickers pupils VIII do
some Of the numbers from their
Spring concert with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra Among
the dances they will present
are: Moonlight Sonata" - Per
petual Motion Waltz and
"Mazurka.'
Dancers who Viii take part
in the ballet are Isabel Payne,
Ida Lessin Rycus. Geraldine
HosSman, Eugenia Stepkowska.
Olga Omelanof, Suzanne Keller,
Winona Mewstead, Priscilla
Stephenson. Elizabeth Wilkie,
Pearl StanaWitZ, Jean NelanSky
and Eugenia Holmes. Alma
Chapman viii be the accom-
PIANIST.
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MARCH 2l TO. April 90

For Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

.pyrent 1871 King Feature. SIND Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Cooking School

Prudence Penny'S cooking
school VII be-- prTst-fttef4--a--S4f4
amusing little playlet entitled
Grandma Learns 10 Cook -
We've got a real-life grandma,
TOO. the sweetest you ever saw.
Now everybody knows that
grandmaS have been cooking for
many many years IN fact,
they're supposed TO be champs.
But wait until you see grand
mas surprise at how things are
done nowadays, Prudence Penny
hardly can wait 10 show grand
ma Wst how the latest gadgets
work,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Spring SHINING heru

Protein approx mafsiF - Gfaus
] py en- 1851 king Features ssud 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Progress

From SAM position, knee
fexed feet on floor. and keep
ING small Of back on floor. twist
sharply az waist and, holding
knees together. touch alternate
thighs 10 floor This tones waist
and stomach muscles.
Graduate to more difficult
exercise by exercising with feet
elevated on chair seat From
this position. raise hips of the
floor unfit the body IS in r.
straight Inc. then pull alternate
knees 10 chest and finally from
this position. with hipsson floor,
swing alternate legs 90 right
angle
Tomorrow - fcgWork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
CROCHETED JEWELRY PATTERN 2eaC

It's easy appearance quickly
crocheed colorfu jewelry. Light feather gimp
avorte today Pattern 1886 directions for
making necklaces bracelet and belt illustrations OF them
and stitches; materials required.
10 this pattern the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
LODOCCODE BY Frances
IONO 0OOI - Drake

Loo the Section Your Byhday Comes H. md Find What
Your Optoob Is According No the Stars,
Tor Wednesday Aprtl rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Permit Asked 10 Mine
For Buffalo Horns

HFIr>A. Ment. - Montana
L.sna Camnalzslonsr :. " NsIA-
- FFsszv received routlns
fern asking permission q
prospect i eertsIn sHess -
lewis sna Clark county.
Rrutiae. thst = except n go
particular - elnse Inspection
the commissioner discovered the
appellant wss askink rffusiss
ssien q s'prszrea ralae nd -
move buffalo hnfns
r. application dItnt ina
cate - what purposes ~ hofns
Nruld - PIT Commissioner
quickly referred re Whole htlss-
ness q ths state ara ecsrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

PORTLAND = Northwest zeal.
ss Frtasy protested rrtes eslslnF.
en nouxlas M - ~ I>nn 1Ira-
dsrso-s cffies e pre- sdnnlnlssfs.
tice % grounds tat noss At
tssas vas siiewed IN TIE rins turu.
~ erh<iuis
Higher Ktsae mnhsr ~fu hs~s
- - slN~eet a. usash &c q -
- Per 100 fee = comply. th<y
al wklls n ths isweF CRATES
cuts - ss nueh ss "a PEI ico
feet wsfs ersfered
Nfctstten an - punished
throaxh csncsliatteu ~ rF4nrtty
rights - materials sna machinery
needed n s.~wsii operations thes
complained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
. SERIAL STORY
LESSONS IN LOVE
6Y JERRY RRONOFlElO

Continued Fren PAGE Ore
ing shout tss Stock market. TIE
tax Tsts. and the wonderful hinges
they 80 en- whsn i tbs present
eror ~ se-csIled slrielss going %
crawl frem uader Their night cfuh
psnor ard rsvesi a red oorpuscie
- two
She pleppea down BESIDE Uuele
Hank and poked him In IRE ries.
This country's golng 70 rot. Why
doesn't somebody do something
about ths improvement 81 the
BREED ! mean men. not horses.
Why. can't even get some decent
golf competition these days"
She folded her arms silienly.
Superiority =. bah
Bah isn't iadylike.@ Uncle
Hand admonished But then.
neither Is your gok game" he
admitted.
And why WHY dent they
quit showering me with flowers
and silly little trinkets and sell
me something m the way az old
fashioned mascullnityf Lsstsr
Burton bah
Hank Chase tapped his pipe
softly. Gal. YOU were born 80 600
years too late. You belonged hack
In one 81 those uezozoic ages. or
whatever they were
No. don't merely maintain
that the man I marry must be
able TO balance tea cup with his
left hand and drop a .o-foot putt
with his night at tho same time
Must be lot of them lis. that
in New York"
IF there are" she growled.
someone : keeping them in chains
In a fourth floor attic. Nope. Uncle
Hank. don't know OF any In that
100-mile radius mentioned. LArry
Grover. maybe. but he's more in
krested in horses than women. l
bet ! could do better II ! went
down to your Oklahoma oil filds
and dated a couple Of drillers.s
Hank ChAse's head Jerkcd up
with interest. Nov, maybe that
won't be necessary. Fact Of the
matter is were going 20 have
visitor from down Oklahoma way
tomorrow. Forgot 10 mention II
10 you. Very forretfui Of me. I
might add. however. that he pos
sibly is what you're looking for
in the way of-wel, did you say
mascuhnity >"
Who ?" she asked quickly, sus-
pieiously
Uncle Hank puffed on his pipe.
Chief Leaping Water"
Chief Jeaping - an INDIAN ,"
We'll. kinda" He grinned.
However. I don't think he'll get
off the train wearing war paint.
and he probably has as many Of
the so-called social graces az most
of the young men you know.
but"
And then for a long minute
Uncle Hank stopped. There was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

= Sudden Thought thst struck
hin. saa Re nksd ~ Wy Il Net
bouncing back.
His roal nsne.~ Ne continued.
"a nuKan nlaks Rather Irish
sounding. bat rs nacstiy Amert-
car. yea Know. naEsn hss n~en
neia superintendent VIII "a for
thres yesrs ROW comtnE IT =
New York fcr a eunferenee fof
ths FRS tiue.
You mean this = his nrst trir
q New York -
Right And. barbara Uncle
Hank strokea rs eAin reneetively
y think Il would ~ n pretty
GOD iaes Il yoa heip~d entertain
him while hes here. Just q couple
81 weeks"
''EnterTAfN him SIZE echoed.
Entertain IN INDIAN Why. TIE
only party he'll he interested IN
Is = sesiring party. ane he prob
shly ecnldn't get any closer 70 the
oonEs than = war dance
Hank rrfnned. what's the ar
ference :" he inquired mildly. But
seriously. Barhs. I'm gong 10
count On YOU okay :"
In = minor sort 81 way. .hs
promised dsrkly. But very mi
nor
Uncle Hank went 10 Grand Cen
trial alone the newt dsy NE fig
uned little talk with pugan
Blake might hs In order before.
hand. BE looked al his watch
Two more minutes. And then
there he ~as, striding up the
ramp.
Barbara VAS coming out Of the
garden. her arms fun Of peonies
whsn Uncle Hanks car swung up
the drive and stopped IN front or
the house.
"BArhs." said Uncle Hank. get
ting out az the car. this 10 Chief
Leaping Water, but I guess he'd
want you 10 call him Dugan Blake
Dugan, my one and only Barbara. -
Barbara Chase didn't quite real
ize II. but she held her breath ms
DugAn Blake uncoled himself
from the back seat OF the con
vertible and stepped out lightly
She found herself offering her
hand in greeting. but rs yet she
hadn't said anything.
The man smiling family before
her was tall and dark. very dark.
The pressure OF his handclasp was
firm. almost powerful.
so this Ia the famed Miss nar-
hars. she heard him murmur, Just
as II occurred 10 her that never
in all her % years had she ever
met anyone rs handsome AZ Chief
Leaping Water.
He held her hand for q long
minute. but she made no effort
to draw away. Anyway. she had
an idea he wouldn't have allowed
IL even II she had tried.
ITO be eonfinucdl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

afternoon at the home o. Mrs
Jack Ranch for q desert luncheon
Mrs. A. r. Cox OF Fnumclaw Was
the assistant hostess.
Honor New Teachers
Superintendent and Mrs. W. F.
Daniel and Principal and Mrs. n.
y. Philhs were hosts Thursday
evening at tho Daniel home 10
members Of the board Of education
OF the Buckley schools and their
wives and faculty members and
their wives at a get-together to
honor the new teachers.
Missionary Society OF the com
munity church met Thursday
afternoon at the church parlors
with Mrs. r. ". Kernighan a.
hostess. A program had been
arranged by Mrs. W. r. Bellman
and Miss Ruth Stoltz, delegate TO
the Young Peoples conference at
Seabeck this summer gave a re
port on the conference.
Honor Mrs. Schodde
Miss Alice Hinkleman OF Tacoma
entertained the w. W. W. club
Tuesday at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs. Mike Gaidosh. OF Tacoma.
Pinochle was followed by a gift
shower honoring Mrs Walter
Schodde, and late buffet supper.
Those present were the Mesdames
Alvin Weston. Abe Person. Joe
DeLisa, Roy Smith. Harold Park
inson. William Morford. jr..
George wooding. jr. Walter
Schodde and Miss Jaequeline
Hinkleman Of Buckley, Mrs Clyde
Boyle of Tacoma and Mrs. Howard
Schrengohst of Sumner and the
hostess.
The annual home coming meet
ing OF the Women's Benefit as
sociation was held Monday even
ing AT the Eagles hall with state
field director. Catherine Bowen,
OF Seattle, present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Buckley Sets
Day at Fair
Town Clerk Moy
Resign Over Tiff

BUCKLEY - Buckley schools
VII - elo~ed Tuesday. sept Is
- that pupils and parents NJ
have ire chance 10 attend the
Western Washington fair hcing
he'd ~ Puysllur
Ire school directors Tuesday
evening approved the plan o. pro
viding FIVE cent hot lunches II the
students surplus commodities
VII ~ used AM the lunches will
~ served in the high school cafe
terra under the supervision Of Ms.
Chris Olson.
The directors purchased hooks
and supplies and voted 70 pay off
the balance on the bus contract to
save interest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Clerk NAV Resign

The city council Tuesday night
granted the state permission 70
cross thu water pipe line ease
nneut.
Charles Harkins. clerk. notified
the eouncilmen that he would re-
sign before he would attest a
paper. which he asserted, WAS
violating contract. referring To
the ordinance and bond holders
agreement pertaining 10 the cross
ing Of the pipeline Councilman
Jack Ranch said the councilmen
would accept his resignation and
Hsrkins said he would have 1t
ready for the next regular meet
ing.
Ordinance No. 513 putting the
bcense fee on slot machines and
fines for their violation was read
and passed to its second reading.
There was considerable discus
sion OF the budget, especially over
the division OF street maintenance
and new construction. The council
finally adjourned without adopting
the budget.
O. T.. =. Meets
Mt Rainier chapter. o +. s.
met Wednesday evening for the
initial session Of the fall. W. NJ.
Georgia sorenson gave a report
Of grand chapter and Mrs. NJ. f
Olene gave an account OF visiting
the o. f s. chapter AT Faulkton.
r D.. this summer while she and
her husband were on an eastern
trip.
Woman's Musical and Literary
club met Monday evening in the
club room at the library for the
initial study session Of the year
with Mrs. l.. NJ. Morse. Mrs. f. G..
Peterson and Mrs. A. l. Watts as
program hostesses.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. f. r. Whitney with Mrs.
John schweikl as co-hostess.
Buckleyettes met Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

p<ror- DeIrY reEssseu "a 5sss--y
eonsuucIeo Experimental lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

ANcEND0RF NOW GIVES YOU A SUPER BREAD! NEW,
REVOLUTIONARY AND INGENIOUS MILLING PROCESS
MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO ENJOY ALL OF
the WHEAT EXCEPT the HARSH OUTER SMELL!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
NO OTHER BREAD LIKE rHisl

WEALTHOwfIAT BREAD Is uuIy SUPER BREADi Mh n
body protein suooth
fine gfaned Every loaf Of WEALTIOwEAT BREAD contains
approximately the Of vismin b. Ia ordinary whfs
bread Rebe minerals and prosns sooyss actually lower In
ealones tzn white ordinary ~bss breads FOR THIS REHsON
WEALTH. O.UHEhf BREAD IS PERFECT F0R REDUCING
DIETS TOO.
And remember fhe~ NO ROUGH PARTICLES 10 as amazing
bread IL oINrLEknd the sensitive digestive
MARVELLOUS NUT.lIkE FlAv0Rl
This revolutionary milling process releases the FULL FLAVOR
fipsnsd wheat WIALTIiOWHEAT BRAD gives you
thnls gorgeous e nssks favor yoo IRE of
Yoa1 try wTALTHowInAT BREAD know hos s.sy
h So don't dslsyge This marvellous bread your gro<ss
ods, The whole family Will sny smooth sode sod<a dial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

nEsIDE Loeb Rury in Ulster is pillar-stone on
Il which is inscribed FERGUS SON OF LEIDE WHO
- DIED OUR KING.
And If you ask why the of Ulster put the end OF
his life and his kngsip together the story telers relate
this for the history Of King Fergus
He and his attendant went into the Loeb to battle
Now there a monster in Loeb Rury. They knew
it, but had forgotten because this monster the Sheenach
stayed for many years below the surface
AS King Fergus and his attendant Aed swan about
they felt something rushing behind them And then
they saw coming at them with terrible swiftness a
monster with many heads The kings head turned
he the shore; his attendant reached il first
and drew him out o. the water
Il swear by my sword-hand," said the king, that
have been at the very jaws of death"
The singing Of larks around them, they the
poisoning bushes and Fergus and his attendant
exultant that they had reached safety And then Aed
turned and saw King Fergus's face.
1t twisted; his mouth TO side and his
eye a-squint red mark went from his right brow
his left jaw. So dismayed his attendant to
such a blemsh the king that he could not speak
And the royal household would be dismayed
and all the of Ulster For IL believed that the
prosperity Of the land depended the soundness and
gor Of the king He might not be infirm and remain in
the kingship He might not even suffer the loss Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Who to speak to him about 1t since he him
self did not know? Who was TO be the unluclSy
nouncer of his nkinging? Queen Ailinn and Aed and
the principals of the household gave counsel
about this while the king unwilling of what being
debated played chess in his fair private chamber
Noel pondered as he played with him He saw that
the bemsh great indeed and that there little
chance that time would remove it. The unkinging of
him would be unexpected and dire a visitation
Of sickness of famine, for the people of Ulster
garded King Fergus upholder Of truth and
gver of just Judgments They certain that he had
many years of kingshp before him for he was in the
prime of manhood it unlikely he would be injured
because famous champions guarded him-Amergin and
Gonna, Ergenn and Duvatch.
AS the kings chess player made his moves he con-
sidered what might be done for king Fergus and the
people of Ulster. And by the time the game was fin
ished he had made up his mind that If the people did
not dsown him. Fergus should trImain king in spite
of his Flemish. w.
But he must not know that his face was marked
How he might be kept from knowing it was what
Noel considered he made the last the board
From that day against all custom and precedent, a
king with blemish ruled in ireland. Aed had warned
the people, when he appeared at the assembly they
ahrghted by his looks but they remembered the just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Paintings by WllyP09any
Told By PddraiC Column
Member Of the Academy of Irish Letters

accident that had only disfgured them And here
their king the King of Ulster with his face
blemished terribly
Fergus did not know that the sight of Sheenach had
marked hin-that was painfor he spoke Of their
cape exultantly, as If he had victory. And Aed
talked TO him and drew the hood of the kings cloak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

tell the queen and the principals of the household He
did so while the king in his own private cham
Der playing with his chess-payer Moe-with Noel who
had been warned by Aed about the blemshment while
Fergus changing his dress
And when Queen Ailnn and the household heard
what had happened they were all distraught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
10 TALES
From The Gaelic

across his head for
the rain had come
on. So now no one
they might meet on
the W ay to the
royal house would
know that King Fer
gus was blemished.
But Aed had 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

limb or an eye and
have the people up
hold him; he might
not even have a re-
markable scar.
Many IA m on s
kings had had to
give up their king
ships because of
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Continued on Page IO)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Phone Expansion
Plan Revealed

The Michigan Bell Telephone
Company announced plans to-
day for q $2o,150 expansion
program at it, Roseville ex-
change TO permit the company
to keep pace with . sharp rise In
the demand for telephone serv-
ice, In that community.
Russell w. Trabue, manager
for the company, said that ad-
ditional central office equip.
ment will be Installed by repre-
sentatjves of the Western Elec-
trio Company. The project is to
get under way at once and be
completed his fall.
When he installation Il COM
pletsd, the capacity Of the
Ro0eville office will be In
creased by more than Z thousand
telephones, Trabue said.
Rockville has experienced un-
usual telephone growth" for
the last two years. according to
Trabue, although the growth In
1041 has been somewhat typical
Of communities In the metropoli-
tan area. In the first six months
Of this year, the number Of tele-
phones in the community has
increased by nearly 500, There
are now more than S,226 tele-
phones In service It Roseville. /,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Fire Destroys
Garage, Iraeior

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Dan.
age estimated at more than
$700 resulted from q fire which
completely destroyed q private
garage and its contents late
Saturday afternoon.
The garage, owned by Char.
les Cunningham, was located
on Thirteen Mile road between
Mack and jefferson.
Approximately three hours
after the fire equipment had
left the scene, a blaze broke
out again in the smoldering
ruins necessitating. q second
alarm.
The property was yat,ed at
$500 while . heme- made
tractor and tools stored In the
garage were valued at approx
mately $500.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Fire Call
Rules are
frightened

oThe Mount Clemens fire de-
partment will not respond to
calls from surrounding towns in
the future until each call is ap-
proved by the mayor or the fire
commissioner according to a de-
cision reached last night at the
Commission meeting.
UTICA REQUEST
Question of using the city fire
apparatus for fires outside the
city limits arose during a discus
sion of request from Utica that
Mount Clemens send its truck In
case Of extreme emergency.
Although Fire Chief c. Ed
ward Willert told the Commits
sion that his department has to
be answering calls from Armada,
New Baltimore, Clinton, and
other towns for the past two
years or more, he urged that
1.-The matter be cleared up. once
and for all, as there is danger to
city property when trucks are
covering a fire in another COM
munity."'
STANDING ORDER
Asked by Ma Or Donald r.
Westendorf upon whose authori-
ty the fire department respond
ed to these calls, Willert said
Commissioner Longstaff had
given orders to that effect about
q year ago."
Commissioner Frederick j.
Breitmeyer pointed out that the
Selfridge Field apparatus would
be available in case q fire broke
out when the local department
was answering q fire outside the
city. He added, II feel that the
city Of Mount Clemens should
be given complete protection at
all times, even though I sympa-
thixe with the problem Of sur
rounding communities"
RESERVE TRUCKS
In event the local trucks are
ever out of the city, then the
Mount Clemens volunteers
should be called to remain on
duty, and city and water depart
ment trucks could be used In
emergency, Commissioners Ed
ward ]. Dubay told the Commits
sion.
Utlca'S request was referred
to Commissioner Longstaff for
consideration.