The San Francisco call., 1904-03-26
Commander J. D. Jerrold Kelley U S N, in special

Commander + D. Jerrold Kelley u. S. N. in special
article written for the Sunday Call tomorrow that
America has neither the requisite number OF hghtng
ships the concentration to meet any formidable ad-
versary.
After all the notable additions that have recently been
made TO our navy this startling condition of affairs
sounds very exaggerated. but as Commander Kelley
further points in ten thousand knows the
present distribution of fleet, how it subdvided
into squadrons nor even where each squadron is at
present located, yet what America would be likely
do could do in the of becoming involved
with any the big powers watching breathlessly
the developments in the Far East In all of these de-
tails Commander Kelley's article in the Sunday Cali
is nothing short of revelation though it is
particularly important in its maserful of
what America is planning do with her ships
no less juggling of the various squadrons in way
that will set the whole world thinking
Quite brilliant article and that is equally
pihy with news is long dispatch that has just been
received by the Sunday Call from its special correspond
ent in the Orient, O.. K. Davis, which gives thrilling
account of the unprecedented difficulties and ronclad
regulations that the willy, faciturn Japanese military
authorities heapng upon the great army of foreign
correspondents fumng impotently in Toxic, while
the is being carried in the exciting fashion,
entirely free from the keen eyes that might give the
rest of the world the graphic it hungers for
Still another timely article kindred topic gives
the official marching songs that have just been adopted
by the European armies This is indeed of the
interesting outgrowths of modern warfare
These of course, only few of the special features
in the Sunday Call which artsticay, will be very much
in the nature of a banner edition Prominent among the
beautiful photographs is fupage multiple color calen-
dar picture OF perfect cherub of child making up
the central figure of composition entitled april Show
ers Those who saving these calendar pages each
month will have artistic collection worthy of franz
ing at the end of the year.
raphy quite apart from the accom-
pany them, are the pictures of the Cherry Blossom
GIRL, creature who will be not alone fascinating
the men. and the pretty maid with the painted Easter
eggs who will attract men, and children alike.
On the "Scrap Book Page" among many other catchy
items besides "A Catechsm of Cvics and The Ameri-
Girls snapshot photograph taken in the snow
that quite remarkable in its way the wonderful
leap OF the It depicts sailing through the air
like meteor for distance of sixty feet low she did
it and why makes of the most fascinating features
of the Sunday Call Tomorrow
However, there many more things, particularly
in the eld of highclass literature AS there
is the fifth nstalment, made up of four full pages of
Tomorrow Tangle the brilliant California novel by
Miss Geraldine Bonner, the famous California writer
which has suddenly gained such tremendous vogue
that it cannot be procured the libraries even by
applying weeks in advance, while at the book stores it
will cost five times what it be procured for in the
pages of Sunday Call 1t might be as we'll to mention
that it will be concluded on the following Sunday
April g.
In addition to all this there is the third story in the
series of deepsea vagabond tales by Albert Sonnchsen
who has the distinction of being the literary lion of the
hour in New York just at present entitled The Vigi-
lantes Of the Silver Star 1t is true tale of our own
invasion of the Philippines and is weirdly strange as
its purports
In splendid contrast is sweet little Irish romance
DARBY O'Gill and the Good People, by Hermnie Tenn
pleton, that will delight old and young alike the
"Neows of Kitty, and Fables for the Foolish"
etc, etc, all making up splendid modern magazine