Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:

"Blackguardly prostitution of the British flag." (P. 6.)

A "terrible mistake" by the Virginia Highway Police. (P. 30.)

Billboard advertising "very much worse" than that of Socony. (P. 17.)

Self-styled stockbrokers. (P. 24.)

Young bloods who frequently "turned them over when occupants were inside." (P. 30.)

A man who jostled the British Empire into hostility. (P. 10.)

Raw things. (P. 19.)

The invidious limitation of 30 years. (P. 8.)

A dramatic dip towards bankruptcy. (P. 9.)

All grey cats. (P. 10.)

The life story of a little boy bereft of his close relatives. (P. 2.)

Greater Greece, fulminated from London. (P. 13.)

A soused mackerel. (P. 14.)

These witnesses. (P. 2.)

Advantages to rich, old women which are denied to poor, young ones. (P. 8.)

"An angry woman, a disappointed woman, a malicious woman." (P. 3.)

"The subservient character of our Government actuated by fear. . . . in dealing with Japan. (P. 5.)