Every hut along this row will have a sign beside the door: 'Dressmaking Done Here.' On the other hand, I doubt very much if we'll be able to get a single tailor-shop going,--and God knows I'll soon need a new pair of pants, especially if we're going to have regular church services every Sunday, as Percival says." "Father Francisco and Parson Mackenzie have finally got together on it," said Malone gloomily.

"For the first time in the history of civilization we're going to have a combination Catholic and Protestant Church.

It's all arranged.

Father Francisco is going to conduct mass in the morning and Parson Mackenzie is going to talk about hell-fire in the evening.
I was wondering what the Jews are going to do for a synagogue and a rabbi." "I can't answer that question," said Peter Snipe; "but Morris Shine tackled me the other day to write a play for him, something with music and dancing in it.

He's got a great idea, he says.