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The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-11
MEN AND THINGS
Eeitsss 4 lhe Weeks IDoiais i.
b and Vicinity
~ ERAL

When "a get into tight place
and .s+sy ling goes "ssi"st yo"
till il ss~s1ss AS if You couldn't
hold on sHother minute longer.
never ..ise Nj then, for that's just
the time and place the tide will
turn.
ars. NJ. Z. Dickson OF Win.
ii id. Kan. is visiting her rela-
lives. Air. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wood.
RS. Stephen Garfield. the well
,nown piOneer lady. was in town
,as, .Ainnday from her country
fo.nc.
Rev Wiley X. Wright preached
4 ,os.l.Se Sunday evening last,
h WI nc.py his own pulpit
next SUNDAY.
AJnninr Christian Endeavor
,>ocielx of the Presbyterian
-l.,'rot,g was organized last Sun
dav nnder the leadership OF Mrs.
\vileyK. Wright.
Jottn l.. Wilson is now located
ocrsa1 from the Santa Fe depot.
The Chieftain acknowledges
with thanks a pass on the Pueblo
traction Railroad, good on all
iinewla.i hopes 10 be able 10 make
,,sxsof The pasteboard al the State
iaik at Pueblo. Sept. i4-I9. In the
,fMa1,:ime well stick it down our
ir31N to remember the State Fair.
T.. Waod LEFT for Pueblo
last s'ortlav to he in attendance
at the Democratic convention.
Mr.. w. w. Ealy hied himself
hence, last Monday. to go to the
democratic convention. AT last
accounts the Tiger is safe, how
ever.
Mrs. John Adamson and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. J. E. Adamson,
OF Hartman left for Missouri last
Friday, for an extended visit.
MIR. Delano and family and
t!iss Crouch, all OF Hartman,
spent Friday with Mrs. ]. p.
Pinkham.
Mrs. ]. S. Chenoweth visited
Mrs. j. p. Pinkham, last Satur-
day.
Miss Maud Johnson was down
from Hartman last Saturday.
Mr.. Bernard Finke, accompan-
led by his sons, Oscar and AL
bert, leave in a day or two for
Spokane. WASH. where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Ed Vim and Mrs. Dan
Toland. sister and sister-in-law
respectively, of "Auntie' Can
field. were guests of the latter last
Saturday.
Morgan Toland OF S yracuse,
brother OF Mrs. Ella Garfield, was
the latter's guest last Saturday.
Yes, dearest Penelope, it was
recovered, and VIZ are all happy.
She saw it witllsher hazel eye in
The Holly Chie!tain.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers.
1t means the continued prosperity
of our town. Nontgomery-Ward
have never as vet built up any
thing but mai order business.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-11

Messrs. CRANKY Hillyer and ].
l.. Mayheld members OF State
Central Committee.
Mr.. E. G. Hamill and daughter,
Miss Susan, OF Carlton, Kansas,
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. G. M.
Watts.
Mrs. Ed Jordan returned last
Monday from Mountain Grove,
Mo-, whittier she accompanied
the remains of Mrs. Dudley
Mathis, who died the week prev
ious.
Miss May Christopher is visit.
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Tick
son, in the country.
Messrs. Epler and w. Delano
Of Hartman were in town last
Monday.
Special cheap railroad rates
make it easy for anybody to go to
Pueblo for Fair Week, and ress-
enable hotel, rooming house and
restaurant rates will make it easy
to stay there. No raise Of the US
usl rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Shelton, took
flying trip to Denver last Mon
day and returned yesterday.
They report splendid atten-
dance at the Interstate fair.
Messrs. Appel & Brother have
sent out large circulars offering
prizes for the best shipped, high
est test and heaviest sugar beets
submitted for inspection. The
prizes will be awarded Nov. IS
next.
Lost-Gold breast pin. Finder
please return TO Chieftain Office
and recsive reward
j. Arthur Hanson went to staff
ord, Kansas, last week whore hs
will begin nine mouths tssn q
scAootea Aoaday ssptemhsr II.
Dan Nc Glashen returned from
Speervills, Kansas, Monday whsrs
he has been working the bast
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. White vel
coined little son to their home on
Thursday Of last week.
Miss Katie Hanson u visiting
her sister at Stafford, Kansas.
Mrs. Boyd and daughter Mary,
and Mrs. Hanson visited friends
in Granada Wednesday.
Charles Hanson spent Sunday in
Holly, returning to Syracuse.
where he is working, on the Stub
Miss Ella Boyer, the affabie
teacher, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Edith, arrived in time
for the opening OF school last
Tuesday The latter lady wilt re-
main here with her sister indefi-
nitely.
No ons is immune from kidney trouble. .
just remainder that Folsy's kida.y Remedy will
stop the irregularities and cure any csss 4
kidney or bladder trouble that Is not hsyoaA
the reach Of madeleine. Tbs Holly Phsrnasy
Miss Dorphy Bragg and Mr..
Jay Nc Intire We're among the Wis
itors to Rocky Ford, last Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
NJ. E, church will give a green tea
at the home of Mr.. G. I. Collins
next Tuesday evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-11
Republicans Nominate Their
Ticket.

The Republican County con-
vention convened at the Court
house. in Lamar, last Friday, and
was. taken as a whole. most
harmonious gathering. The tick
ct follows:
Sheriff-John Simpson, Holly.
.Assessor-W. II. Wheelock.
Hartman.
County Supt. OF Schools-C. G.
Smeltz.
County Iudge-W. f. Fee.
Cohntv Commissioners-W. w.
Reynolds. H. r. Manville.
Marsena ]. McMil1in was re-
elected as Chairman OF the Conn-
,v Central Committee.
Vice-C -Chairman-J. s. McMur-
try.
Precinct Committeeman.
No. M. c. McClain. c. NJ.
Curry: Holly. w. Wilkin; No.
Maj. TAYLOR, F. s. Selhorn ;
No. 4-Fred Kelsey. Mrs. Stew
art; No. Geo. Case, Mrs. Al
Fields: No. 6-Rav McGrott. A.
P. Mead; No. wv. H. Blosser,
Sam Huffman: No. a+Chas.
Gamble. w. S. Young; Amity-
Thos. Holland, ]. F. Hill; No. 10
i. NJ. Smith. Mrs. NJ. F. Nc
Chung: No. II-Aug. Buck, Mrs.
w. H. Wheelock.
\ committee composed of Har-
nv Noble. c. c. Goodale and ]. S.
Hasty were appointed commit
tee to fill any vacancy.
DeWitt's Cdrbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is recommended as the best
thing to use for Piles. 1t is. OF course,
good for anything where a salve is
needed. Bewkre OF limitations. Sod
by Ikelmsa DroA
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-11
Democratic Conventioa.

The Prowers County Democrat
ic convention. thanks to the en-
ergy Of Mr.. !. l.. Wood Of this
town. will meet in Holly on Sept.
IS next at the Opera house. ego
O'Clock p. m. 1t is estimated that
there will be about $50 in attend
ance. A partial list Of those ar
dent followers Of the lamented
Andrew Jackson follow:
]. l.. Wood, w. w. Ealy. Joe
McClung. George H. Thorne. S.
!. McCartv. c. D. Baldwin, A. l..
Beavers. ]. S. 'Rowe. Thomas
Egan.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
A Great Psychologist
Once Said the Way to Keep the
Stomach Healthy is to
Exercise 1t.
BUT HE DID NOT TELL HOW TO MAKE IT
HEALTHY.

BUT HE DID NOT TELL HOW TO MAKE IT
HEALTHY.
The muscles Of the body can be developed by
exercise until their strength has increased mani
fold and proper amount Of training each day
will accomplish this result. but 1t 10 somewhat
doubtful whether ron can increase the digestive
powers Of the stomach by eating indisestible
food In order to force It to work.
Nature has furnished US all with Q perfect set
Of organs. and II they not abused they will
attend to the business required Of them. They
need no abnormal strength.
There is 4 limit 70 the weight q man can lift,
and there Is also a limit TO what the stomach
can do.
The cause OF dyspepsia, indigestion and many
affiliated diseases Is that the stomach has been
exercised too much and It is tired or worn out.
Not exercise but rest is what 1t needs.
To take something into the stomach that will
relieve II from its work for q short time-some.
thing TO digest the food--wiii give II 4 rest and
allow II time to regain Its strength.
The proper aid to the digestive organs IL
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. which cure dyspepsia.
INDIGESTION, gas on the stomach and bowels
heartburn, palpitation Of the heart and all stom-
ach diseases.
Rest and invigoration is what the stomach gets
when you use stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. for
one grain Of the active principle In them Is sui
hciept to digest 5000 grains Of food.
The Tablets increase the nov Of gastric juice,
and prevent fermentation. acidity and sour
eructions.
Do not attempt to stsrve out dyspepsia. You
need all your strength.
The common sense method is to digest the
food for the stomach and give II q rest
Stuart,s Dyspepsia Tablets do not make the
cure but enables the organs to throw or un-
healthy conditions.
Perfect digestion means perfect health for
under these conditions only do the different or.
gans OF the body work right and receive the
building up material found In pure blood.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is q natural remedy
and is specific for stomach troubles. The
sblest physicians prescribe them.
The Tablets sre pleasant to the taste. and are
composed Of fruit and vegetable extracts, golden
sch and pepsin.
At all drug stores-50 cents per package.
Send us your name and sddress today and we
will at once send you By mail a sample package
free. Address r. A. Stuart Co., $50 Stuart bldg,
| Marshall, Mich. s.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
Rogers Big Tunnel Finished.

NORFOLK. Va. January 27.-Chief
Engineer Fernstrom Of Henry H. Ros-
ers' Virginian railway announced yes
terday the completion of the Allegheny
summit tunnel for the road. The tunnel
is one mile in length. and was the roads
most expensive and difficult piece of en-
sineering. The tunnel has retarded the
progress Of other work at the western
end of the road Trains will be running
into Roanoke within a few months They
are now running in and out OF Norfolk
and before the end of the year trains
will be in operation over the entire sys-
tenn from Deep Water, w. Va, to Nor
folk. says the chief engineer.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
Society in London.

LONDON. January 27.-The papers
here are giving much space to the Van
derbilt marriage. One carefully explains
that it will be ? house wedding because
of the fact that 1t is often necessary In
America to avoid the fearful crowds and
the danger Of attendant lawlessness.
The Duchess Of Marlborough, though a
social favorite. spends m&re time than
ever this winter In charitable work She
is In constant demand to open fairs, pub
lie charity fetes and other functions.
Mrs John w. Mackay and her daugh-
ter the Princess Colonna, have gone to
Egypt and will not return to England
until May.
Evening star., 1908-01-27

&c BEST lOO-yard Reli-
ance silk, In black. white
and colors. Special, hr
a spool. l................O
&c BASTING COTTON.
5O0-yard spools. Nos. 80,
60 and 20. Special. Anr
three spools for. =. w.
CSC q DOZEN BEST
Tubular Shoe Laces, A.
5-4 and ga. Spe- INC
ciai. a dozen. .......AO
g.. II. & n. Mohair
Braid. S-yard piece. in
black only. Regu- 1Ac
Iarly ISc. Special. AV
lOc NJ E r c Il RIZ-
ED Braid. 5-yard A.
pieces. Special. .......S
SANITARY Sa fety Pins
in all sizes; regularly
Sc. &c and SC a card. Sr
Special, . lot. .........
Sc q DOZEN Safety
Pins, small sizes
only. in black. spe- 1c
c.al. a dozen. n..........AS
l9c HOSE SUPPORT
ERS. 4 straps. in
all colors. Special. TIC
a pair. 49,
I0c to 15c HATTIES
Favorite Dress Shields,
in sizes .. 3 and :. 2Sc
Special. three for. ;. ~0S
lOc BONE Collar Sup
ports. q on card. e.
Special. a card. ...... ~
Evening star., 1908-01-27

Coats for all sorts OF
wear, for travelling and mo-
toring also.
Afternoon and evening
frocks. many in the favorite
Princess or Empire styles,
and overblouse and jumper
eHects are attractively por-
tfayed.
Some severely tailored shirt
waist models for wear with
tailored skirts: and practical
house dresses and negliges.
Evening star., 1908-01-27

Senator Wilson to Go to Hospital.
BALTIMORE. January. 25.-Former
United States Senator John L. Wilson of
Washington is at a hotel here awaiting
the performance Of an operation. probably
today. at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Evening star., 1908-01-27

salaries, the employees OF the combined
railroads of that state will petition the
legislature now in session to repeal the
present two-and-one- ne-haif-cent-per-mile
law.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
Live far from the store?
SEEK THE HELP OF
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPT.

Probably started think of spring clothes.
idea of color fabric desired mail
gladly samples 8 guds
hpon application Monthly Style Book
Evening star., 1908-01-27

railroad laws the railway companies have
already begun cutting salaries In various
departments, and il Is believed that II
will be only a matter Of time before all
employees will be affefted.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
NOTIONS

10c COLoRED Feath-
erstitch Braid. g. 60
yard pieces. Special. ~
&c NEEDLE POINT
Pins. in all sizes.
Special, ; papers n0c
1or.
25c SCISSORS, diff
ferent sizes. Spe- 10r
cial, a pair. ~
25c SETwELL Hair
Rolls, in all COL l0~
ors. Special.
2Oc a DOZEN Chinese
Ironing Wax with
wood handles. 1n~
Special, a dozen. IVY
DC a CARD Granger
Hooks and Eyes. In black
and white; all sizes. a.
Special. a card. -. w
DC PAPER Crowley's
Gold-eyed Needles. n
in all sizes. Special. W
PC SKIRT GAUGES.
for marking length foe
Of skirt. Special. ;. ~
BONE HAIR PINS. all
shapes. in . sizes: sec
onds of the PC quality.
sessn' spee1al' a .lOc
49c COMBS. in
laid with gold. 1n~
Special. each. ...... 4"
Notions-First Floor.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
Empleyes Oppose Rate Law.

DANvILLE. Va, January 2I.-On the
ground that restoration of the old pas
senger rate law in North Carolina Will
prevent the reduction expected in their
Evening star., 1908-01-27
|Sk1!!'!!!t!:s!!e!!St6 q! =! !! |! !!!!!' |!
The Saint Valentine
LADIES HOME JOURNAL
l5c a copy
And the beautiful alone is worth the price
The hroughou

Music lovers will be delighted with
the two charming little instrumental Sc
lecticns. Saint Valentine Memories
and "A Saint Valentine ScrcnaGe.''
New and becoming ways for dress
ing the hair in well illustrated article
will have it's interested readers.
We cant tell all the good things. You
must see this number yourself.
Book DcpartmeBt--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1908-01-27

Valentine suggestions run through
the nuuaber from THE SIX GREAT
MOMENTS IN A WOMAN'S LIFE
by Emily Calvin Blake, to WHEN
THEY SHALL BE TWO IN ONE" by
j. Cardinal Gibbons. And many ideas
given for Social Affairs for st. Val
entine.
The subject OF dress. which interests
most women. is very prominent, and
many are the hints and illustrations for
utilizing the odds and ends one has on
hand for making pretty decorations for
the hair. for collars, neck bands. etc.
Evening star., 1908-01-27

Practical and valuable
suggestions are given as to
the manner of developing
these patterns In the proper
matrrials.
1.-The epar { m ent Of
Clothes" In the February
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
can be made Of very great
helpfulness and value by
using the patterns Of the
styles shown as well as
adopting the suggestions. We
carry all these patterns.
All costume patterns, 10c
or l5c.
Evening star., 1908-01-27
The new slenderness
suggested by LADIES
HOME JOURNAL
PATTERNS

The new FEBRUARY STYLE BOOK just out is
hrofl of fetching designs Contains variety of
patterns young well their elders are
with natterns for almost every conceivable need
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-22

A-on December 1sO7-just becoming
legal institutional carried insurance than the
bned Compan
les.
Bon December 1907, ssets greater
Of II other Southern Insurance COMPANIES combined
CDuring paid s367S0o
holders than combined By 80 other "a
Insurance Companies
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Six hundred dozens fresh country
eggs for Christmas at SSc per dozen.
Geo. W. Harper & Bro
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Z. ~ * H. p AZ a - - -
The <auacFrT g'Atse visss.

For coal and wood call Phone AS.
Quick service best in the line. knight
Coal & Wood Co, Corner Cochran
avenue ard street,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-22

For oak and p;ne woods ard soft
coal best in the line for quick aeliv-
cry at reasonable price. call Phone
4ss. Kaight Coal & Weed Co. cavner
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-22
ignificanf Facts

The State Mutual Life lnsur-
anoe Company is vast army,
with 1900 volunteer soldiers IN
its ranGs. No marching force
that ever moved onward and up
ward in the fight for financial
integrity, home protection. clean
lives and community being.
was ever more loyal OF mora
steadtast than ours.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-22
MUST NOT USE
ADHESIVE TAPE
PEOPLE SENDING AWAY CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS ARE MAKING
THIS MISTAKE.

Postmaster Smith yesterday stated
to a News reporter that number OF
Brunswick people were using adhes-
I've tape IN tying up their Christmas
presents. In discussing the matter
the postmaster said:
Z wish you would call he atten-
ton Of the public TO the fact that the
use Of adhesive tape, or passe par
tout, for tying ap packages, which
would otherwise be Of the fourth -class.
renders The packages FIRST class, as
the adhesive tape seals them against
inspeeiion. Qnits a number Of PACK
ages have been deposited at this Of
fee today with passe partout used in
place Of strings. which the sendeTg egi-
IDENTIFY intended 10 send as fourth
class matter II has been necessary
to hold these and communicate with
the senders to furnish postage at the
flFet-c class rate, two cents for each
ounce or traction Of an ounce. instead
Of one cent for each ounce Dr frac-
ton, to avoid forwarding theme asGEss
having the postage due callses
the addresses, which o.
evidently not wish "A
Christmas present. n
Efforts have bed
Office TO advise the II
ents ana furnishing
tying them. to discoIf e Of
the adhesive tape, q peo-
pie desire to send es at
the first class rate.
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IT'S A SNAP

NICE SEVEN ROOM RESIDENCE
WELL LOCATED IN souTHEAs-
TERN FART OF CITY ON COCHRAN
AVENUE. ALL MODERN CON.
vENlENcEs. IN GOOD REPAIR,
LARGE WELL VENTILATED
ROOMS. ZIG LOT VITA GARDEN
AND FRUIT TREES. A GOOD HOME
AT A BARGAIN THAT WILL SUR
FRlsE The APPLICANT. FOR FUR
TIER INFORMATION CALL OR
SEE
I. B. FERGUSON,
PHONE 667 1924 UNION ST.
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XMAS STAMPS
SELLING FAST
PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK ARE NOW
HELPING TO SWELL TusER-
cuLosIs FUND.


The Christmas stamps, gotten out
by the American National Red Cross
Society. is clearing per capita in
Brunswick almost as much a. II did in
Denmark. In 1904. the first year Of
the stamps IN Denmark, over SIS, 900
was raised. and the third year brought
a clear income Of nearly 10000
The stamps have been put on sale
IN most Of the Leading stores in Bruins
wick at one cent each, and So far
the sale has been remarkably good
This is the first season of them here;
they have been brought here IN the
interest Of the anti-tubercnl5sis socie-
~, and it IS expected thats "a society
viii make enough 10 sonae lac IN
the future constTac; tubefeslioass
camp.
In speaking o. the starnp he Jour
nal OF Outdoor Life says IF one half
of the eighty millions OF people ID
this country should speDd ten cents
for Christmas stamps. the Red Cross
Society would have four millions a.
2r with which TO carry on the fight.
would mean the saving Of more
each year than were lost III fhe
18th Spain. Better yet il would
- complete wiping ont Of the
( NJ aS1 In very few veare''
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1inc Metal Made into Oxide Of Zine,
and then combined with white lead. Is
used to make L. q II, PAINT Zinc Is
imperishahle and makes the paint
wear as long as pure linseed OIL VII
hold Il to d surface. TIE l.. & NJ
FAINT costs only about sl.20 per gal
Ion. L. & M Paint Agents here Is
the Georgia Hardware Company,
Brunswick, Ga.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23
GALE WORKS
DIRE HAVOC
IN ENGLAND
NORTH COUNTRY SWEPT BY
TERRIFIC STORM
Vessels capsized and Train Is Blown
from Track, So Violent Is Wind.
Many Grandstands Are
Demolished

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The northwest of
England and the north of Ireland were
swept suddenly this afternoon by a
wind of hurricane force, accompanied
by binding storms of hail. which left
death and destruction in it's wake.
In the Mersey river a schooner was
eapsized and eight men were drowned.
Several small steamers are reported In
distress off Holy Head, while many
small craft have been driven ashore.
No less than one dozen grandstands
In the designated area have been blown
iown. with resultant injury at several
provincial points to the people who
had gathered to witness local football
matches.
A train running between Butttonport
and Dougal was blown off the rails by
the wind while crossing a viaduct,
and nearly crashed into a bog be-
i.eath. The passengers were rescued
uninjured.
The launching at Belfast of the new
25.0O0-ton steamer Rotterdam for the
New York service of the Holland
(American) line was postponsed.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

OOME Americans are born great. Others be-
n come great in spite of themselves. To the
~ latter class belongs Charles w. Fairbanks,
statesman who was projected with fierce force out
of the comparative obscurity of the vice presi-
dency into clamorous, obstreperous and irrev-
erent publicity because he whetted the appetites
of certain prandial guests by serving them
cocktails with cherries in them. Mr. Fairbanks
never realized the true meaning of the ex-
preston "The trump of fame" until the morning
after the CHEEKY cherried cocktails Not in all his
career, which up to that date had been built upon
thoroughly business basis from superstructure
of prosperity up to dome OF dignity, had he
known what it was to be renowned. His name,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

which in its association with the vice presidency
had shone with pale luster, suddenly began to
flash and coruscate.,
Cocktail Charlie as the more irreverent OF his
admirers will persist in calling him. is not the first
American whose greatness may be attributed dl-
rectly or indirectly to cherries. George Washing.
ton sprang into early prominence on account OF OF
his association with cherry tree. lie did 1t
with his little hatchet, and every birthday the
story is renewed, and emuous boys with hatchets
hunt for cherry trees Fairbanks did it" with his
little bottle, and the angular vice president with
the ramose body and its branching arms and far
flung legs is destined to blush like bashtul de-
butante every time he hears the time hallowed
notes of an old, old song called Cherry Ripe y
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23
PRAISE BEHAVIOR
OF. u. S. SAILORS
Jsckies Go Ashore by Thousands at
Caliao and Their Conduct
Is Above Re-
proach

BY Associat Press.
LIMA, Peru, Feb. 22.-The American
jackies and marines are enjoying their
shore leave in Callao and Lima~a only
sailors can, and their excellent be-
havior is commented upon on all sides.
Early this morning the launches
from the fleet began bringing in men
TO the Callao docks in large numbers
and the visitors scattered quickly to
the surrounding points of interest.
Many OF them came up to Lima,
some by train and some by trolley.
More than 1000 came ashore today.
The centers of attraction in Callao are
the Japanese shops and the fruit stalls.
and these Industries report record
breaking business. The men are en-
joying themselves thoroughly ana
spending their money freely Yester-
day a number OF officers from the war
ships visited the Union and National
clubs in Lima and were given warm
welcome.
A Peruvian composer, Caesar Pani-
SEQ, has written a twostep called the
white Squadron. 1t is dedicated to
Rear Admiral Evans and his officers,
and already has become very popular.