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Like a Swarm Of Locusts.
Worst at the Manhattan.

The situation was at its worst around
oscar Hammersten's Manhattan Opera
House in West Thirty-fourth street,
Here. on Saturday, the management an
nounced grand opera a. popular prices,
but the man Of moderate means who
sought to take advantage Of the on
portunlty found practically all the mi
nor-priced seats In the hands of specu
lators, from the fur-coated, silk-hatted
member of the craft to the hoodlum IN
sweater and cap, who charged him an
advance that shut him out from the
opera. The SPECTATORS In front of this
theatre stretched in a line block long,
and by the time tie prospective opera
soer stepped off street car they We're
at him. thrustIng their tickets into his
face and making lie for the time a
aagden. y policeman in front OF the
Manhattan said that orders Ind been
given not to Interfere with the specu-
!ators, who certainly had things their
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Couldn't earn Big Salary

They came DO New York % live three
years ago. Then size began to SGffe-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
CHAflCERY NOTICE.

state of Illinois, Alexander County
SIS IN the Alexander County Circuit
Court February term, A D. 1903
IN Chancery Sitting
Miles & Axley, Complainant VS..
Savannah AXley Defendants Bill in
Chaucery for Divorce
The above named defendant Is
hereby notified that said complain
ant has this day filed IN said Court a
certain bill in Chancery for Divorce
against her and that Summons has
issued thereon returnable on the first
day Of the next term Of said Court, to
be holden at the court house In Cairo
Illinois, on the 9Th day Of February
next
Cairo, Illinois, Jan. Sth, A. D. 1909
ALFRED BROWN, Clerk.
NJ J. O'SHEA
Compjainants Solicitor.
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NOTICE.
state OF Illinois, Alexander County,

State OF Illinois, Alexander County,
IS.
In the County Court, to the jam.
airy Term, A. d 1909.
In the matter of the estate OF
Clementine Mclean, deceased
To the distributes of said estate
and all persons interested therein:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of January, 1909, the under
signed administrator of said estate
will present to the County Court Of
said Alexander County at Cairo Hi
aois, final report of his acts and do,
ing as such administrator and ask the
court to approve the same and to dis.
charge him from any and all further
lutics and responsibilities connected
with said estate aud his administra-
lion thereof, At which time and place
you may be present and resist such
application, # you choose so to do.
J. MURAT GUION,
Administrator Of the Estate of Glenn
entine Mclean, deacesed
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80 q the chsrnlno Woman.

one must be unconscious OF scf it
order to be considered charming. Fol
lowing the goldtn rule entities a WON
an to be called charming. She must
he good or she cannot be charming.
not on a long acquaintance. That is
where there Is lack OF sincerity II is
easily discovered. perhaps not in The
course Of a few visits. but later on
There IS the difference in the true
aud The false ring OF a coin Think
not 10 deceive. u is impossible All
exert an influence. for good or evil
uuon those they come In contact with
WHY not let it b. the former II is
much fbe happier way. 4 pleasant i'm
preston never works harm To- snyono.
and fingers fn the mind as long as the
memory of the nerr7n las-7
To deserve to Doc called a charming
woman one must bs charming fo Wom
On as vel1 as TO men. otherwise Tho
charm would hn ole-s.ird thing 7'
To speak It is easy io charm n1H
IN many cazrz. ua' =o os=t "a woman
fs there q woman -0 unfortunate a=
ulr io be- cha ming 10 someone
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WHEAT CLOSED Up
Sentiment Was Eearsh All Day
Corn Dragged and Closed Easy
Oats Unchanged,

Chicago, Jan l4.--W WHEAT PIT
traders were generally bearishly in
clined bu were afraid to venture tat
from the shore aud consequently onls
moderate demand BY the huh leaf
ers was sufficient % maintain price,
the first half Of the session Foreign
news Was somewhat bearish Euro
pean markets showing little response
to tae upturn here yesterday, and Qd
vices from Indiana told of light rains
which partially relieved the anxiety
regarding the crops OF the linifoj
Provinces. Late in me day the mars
ct gathered strength on the consider
able improvement in the local demand
for cash wheat. sales being reported
of 10000 bushels Kansas City al th"
same time told of sales of 10000
bushels, all of which was said to be
tor shipment o Mexico The close
was rong, l2aa higher No rel
l053s m10GM No. red lol0 l0f,
No. hard 1o22s0l0IM: No. 3 har.
l00M 1903. May opened l05A q l0G,
highest 1868 01067s; lowest I05a,f
closing 1868 July 91a
CORN-Free sales some of the
principal holders caused weakness
and resulted in sentiment being bear
ish all day Slight recovery wa
made late in the day because of the
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TRAMP NOT ALTOGETHER LOST.
Wanderer Took Abuse from the "a
ther, but Saved the Child.

George Tobin doesn't pretend to he
other than a genuine, experienced ANA
thoroughly dyed wonder lie says
he has never killed any persons. has
never made a break that would on
considered a burglary has never de-
serted a wife and several children. Is
not addicted to drink and evil and
works only when he strikes a section
where there are no handouts
The other morning he was approach
ing Naterville. Ne. saws the Times ~
that town. from a seqBestered village
Of Fairfield. intent upon working his
wav 20 Lewiston on the bumpers. As
he was passing through The entIa<re
on COLLEGE avenue 90 Rowe street his
attention was attracted 90 a house.
No 6. and he swung into the street
ar a swift pace
Tobin approached The back door Of
The house and was about TO knock
when the portal was thrown open with
bang. and a good sized man yelled,
-Git cut q this, We have fed an the
lcboes We intend 10 for the next ten
wears
Tobiu started in conversation
twice. but his words were blocked. as
he was compelled. under the rapid fire
from thc rear. 10 get ont toward the
street Reaching a safe point. Tohin
yelled.
Keep your grub. but you'd better
take that baby out Of thai screen up
there before II breaks its neck or
chokes 10 death
John Cayoutte's boy Of two years
had managed to crawl partially
through a broken screen in the win
dow Of the second story. The child
was hanging head downward and was
strsnzIing
Tobin watched the father yank the
haby hack 81 safety. and then poked
OF aozr toward fhe railroad yard
T4uizz -te z-Ig - zfgg- q Esr1
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Stocks - Bonds - Cereals
IRREGULAR CLOSE
N Yesterdays Stock Market Was
Same as For Several Gays Past
Mixed Movement.

New York Jan. 1.-THE mixed ane
uncertain price movement in today's
latoc kmarket was much the same as
for several days psf DUt the marked
subsidence Of activity was a dis
Itireuishing feature. The current duh
Iness in speculation finds explanation
in The doubts felt over the industrial
and business outlook ana in the
height to which previous speculation
! had pushed eprisc. The proportion
Of demonstrated truth in the numer
Ous rumors which have helped lit
prices, remains, up to the present
small aud conjecture over the re
| liability Of much of this report grows
! Ia1XiGus with the spectacle OF prices
halting or recedin2. renewed adj
yances in special stocks ON fresh
rumors Of this sort do not serve en-
tircly to wipe out misgiyngs Such
movements were in evidence today
and improved the effect in sustaining
prices but not in broadening the de-
maud Wisconsin Central it was still
I p "
in the interest of the Canadian Paci-
fic bu tho authoritative announce
mcnt was made on the subject New
York Central was affected by the eur.
rency given to the story that g. II,
Hartman had obtained an option on
the holdings Of w. X. Vanderbilt and
was 10 be chairman of the board Of
directors,
This report received no counte-
Aance from interests Immediately con.
cerned The advance in the Bank
cf England discount rate to three per
cent which was the principal event
Of the financial day, was Of small i'm
mediate effect in New York.
The strong return made by the
Bank Of England coincident with the
advance in the official discount rate
was the notice Of the pursuit Of the
policy ot strengthening the position
for future contingencies rather than
to meet the present demand. Heavy
payments TO the bank. amounting to
over $2a0G9,0 900 were supplemented
W. a titil CdHN VI ? - ~ ,'tN lib AllB
holdings Of government securities in
effect towards the reduction Of sup
plies in the open market The heavi-
~7gr cf the metal incustrials proved
q 'iu on the market There is a
meg. cf disappointment in view Of
be trade authorities over the
are OF revival Of the new demand
sitj Iritoi States s;ecl to the
lowest point touched since its rise
to record price last year Amalga
nGted Copper was unlayorably af
teded by the declining tendency Of
the price Of copper and reports of ac-
cUmulition Of stocks of copper and
the high rate of production of that
metal The market closed with ono
cr the intermittent upward swings of
prices in progress
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NOTICE.
Sealed Proposals for the Removal Of
Garbage for the Year 1909.

Cairo. Il. Jan. 9Th, 1903.
Sealed proposals addressed to tire
cl,y council OF che city of Cairo, ll.i-
uois. win be- received at the office
of the oty clerk up TO 7.a0 O'Clock
% m Tuesday January the 10Th.
IHaa fpf the removal Of all garbage
or the city turing the year of 1908.
The garbage. consisting o. all de.
.ared fruits. vegetables and kitchen
.ofal. ami dead animals from in front
of g.. residence aud from the streets
1r the city OF Cairo as may be- d.
raD.sd be the Ciy Council and Board
uf Health
THE contractor viii Doc required 20
remove an garbage during The
months hereafter named as follows
.siz.
For the months of January Feb
-sr and December. two times each
week. March and April three times
each week MAY June July August
September October and November
-fs times each week
a. If"lla.fHt tl N.- -a. '-r' .' .
ta tire satisfaction of the Board of
.H.afh and deposited not Jess than
rra uiis from amy inhabited portion
/ Uf ffr city
a. bond iu rfa sum of Five Hun
ar.T i-07i DaIIa-e with approved So
urfE must accompany each Dbl
Tra e'tr council reserves the rGl'
f1 r. jest ans and aI bids.
ERNEST NORDMAN
Cfr Comptroller.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan 1i-Noney on call
easy Ils02 per cent. closing bid 1is.
Time loans quiet and steady sixty
Hl}s pa per cent; ninety DAYS 2al as
pes cent. six months 305A per cent
Prime paper 3ai a. per cent Sterling
exchange steady, demand lST5o. siN-
{, DAYS lsfgoN tS5. Bar silver 5-i..
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Mr. Editor. 90 are fashionable 20 a.
pear smsrtv & suspicious when r1H
YersinE in print about Ladies ANY col
ledge child not intelligent eaoagh tc
learn bookkeeping & steuogrsphy ca-
Thoughts q a Sn8ppy Cyni-k- 4 sell
from 10 10 J. 1009.0 copies. This 20 in
eiude several epigrams about Mrs Eve
ard other famous Psrisisns fisshi
raTs TOso u CeHeT'E WesklT.
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men VINO were intent upon rrisurauna
Tob'us purpose Of free transit he
said
There comes the old du'fer now "
Cayouttc came down the tracks to
ward the men. and as he uCavcd them
he discovered Tobin. Cayoutte stepped
up 10 Tobin and said.
The babys all right VIII s. do
you any gOod?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

Poultry Dr. Uf very poor quality i1
India. one American egg i- coHsid-
cred equal to three of those laid by
the hens in HIndIsian and chickens
olIs fsu weeks Old are generally
almost TOO tor-h +n b. eaten 8 few
f1rsar= are raised by Ewopaaus in
ffa foothills ~ thc liImaIavas. At
Christina time they sch in Calcl- a
-o. from g. r8 So apiece.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

The star nuril arose af fhe school
s-ralument 20 declaim bis piece
Lend me Foar ears Er haw' Ted
-Ha.- sleereI ere mother OF fhe ouro
---loa. i-f detected. fII--.f THAT'S SARAH
sane Ia-ans ba #- HlHdat b.
hfs urasrs snu e. b. didn't raut TO
bc-r1a sqs@ehius II H.tE
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w..n q. SEE Elsn. l-ta II. s.-n,

a strange ptauomeru1 takes place
ar little Csufehec tufra a scar The
sea. announced hT a rhHlieIlne z0uud
and an u-drarirg zasI Thar rms
along rhe rivers face. comes uu fruu
the channel and Hovs f1-o fn- seine.
Tranquil and hitherto r1ruHeI The
rieer rec-it-s this F51.-rt visitor 10
one uu1u.ols usre thaf r1shes Ike
p file si1-z the s1iar- of tire uat-r
-Hart.e1 Monthly MAGAZINE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to January I, 1909.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Tr,inr raur Cairo:

Tr,ine Leave Cairo:
1:05 m. Daily Chicago Vestibule
Limited. arriving Chicago 1880 a. N.
2:2s a. r. Tally ST. Louis Might
Limited. arriving St Louis 7:0s a. N.
Sleeping car open AZ $50 p. m
500 =. m. Chicago Daily Express
except Sunday.
sou >. NJ, 81. Louis Nor.ir III
press except Sunday.
fi:15 a. m. St LoTis Fast Mail
1f:i5 a. n, Chicago MIDDAY Specia
2:35 D. ~, Daily 81. Louis Limited
gas Q NJ, Afternoon Bypress foI
Odin. Effingham. Mattoon. Champaign
$50 . n, Thebes Accommodation
7:15 y. m, Chicago and Eastern Rr
press.
z:so .. m. Memphis and Nsshvilie =
$3.50 a. n, Memphis and New or
leans Limited.
500 a. m, Paducsh and Louisville.
i:41 0. n, Daily Memphis and EsE
Orleans
i:4i .. ~ Daily NnshviIls, Cbstts
noora and Atlanta
1:so D. n, Fulton Accommodation
$50 .. ~. Psducsh and Louisville
GOO o. m Memphis and New Or
leans Special
For through tickets. sleeping car
accommodation and further informa
ton apply at Illinois Central Pxssen-
ge- Station. Cairo IL
J. n. JONES. Ticket Agent.
& A. HATCH. c. ?. A.
A. n. HAssoN, Pass. Trxffs hsr.
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Chicago, Jan 1.-THE following
car loads represent the days move
p,HutG.
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Ths no.t Rsrrr.hlnx Drink N ths World
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. X.
Winter Tourists Tickets.

WlntcF iOuEtsta tlSNOhs'
Cairo to Aberdeen Miss, and
return ................. Sl6 ~
Cairo to Durant. Miss, and re-
turn .....,-. ,-.,.........'t'''' l& ~
Cairo to Jackson, Miss, and re-
turn ...,,...........t'.s s.s''' 10 ~
Cairo to McComb, Miss, and re-
turn ........,.......... 10 90
Cairo to Hammond, La, and re-
turn .....-..-......-.. EV'VV
Cairo to New Orleans, La, and
return ......,...,.....'.' Il %
Also to Tourist points ln Florida,
Mississippi, louisiana, Texas and
New Mexico. Tickets sold daily un.
Ill April Goth, good returning until
May 3ist, 1909
J. H. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Cairo, III.
A. II. HANSON.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
s. G. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent
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Dining Cars Serving all Meals EnROuts

Direct connections at Jacksonville for ali
points IN Florida and Tor Steamships for
cuba and Nassau.
Tickets, reservations, Information, tram
time and rates may be had ofyour local agent
=. q. HATCH, q. p. A., Chicago, H.
A II. HANSON, ?. T. NJ. Chicago, III.
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Alexander
County National
Bank
OFFICERS

Accounts sF corporations and Ina!yfa-
uals especially solicited. Exchanss
furnished to any part Of the wsris
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

where Pr5e Isl ig-crsnc.-
To - r-Dud cf ieaIling is The -resf-
"a fSuorzEce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

PURE, fresh milk, il full quarts
for 81. Madden's Grocery 1872 Fourth
sire ct, Home Phone 7G4.
WANTED-To trade improved
farm near Mounds for Cairo prop
erav Wyatt Halliday Villa Ridge,
H.
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SlTUiATEON3 WANTED

Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader Of
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person. on regular form, at the Of.
fee of The Bulletin Company 703
OHIO street The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad-
yertisemeit or statement made there
in and viii not accept under this
heading the notice of any person
known TO be employed.
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OFFICERS
BIzEcToRs

Interest Fxia on Time HepssIss. \
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ILLINOIS CENTRALsR. R.
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
Fl. Or R|DA
VIA BIRMINGHAM

Columbus, Albany and wsycross, in con-
nectlon with the Central OF Georgia Try. and
the Atlantic Coast Line. on and after Oct
ober 18th from Chicago,
THROUGH SLEEPING OAR
ufl h.a rttu from
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
Chicago 10 Jacksonville

via the above route, leaving Chicago daily at
p. m. on the sleeping car section lcoach
section consolidated with sleeping car section
at Carbondale leaving Chicago at $50 p MI
OF the Limited train for the South, arriving
at birmingham 3l5 p. m. next day and
Jacksonville at 100 the second morning.
Buaet-Iibrary Car out Of Chicago and
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK

caFItsI ,...............s.. sbo,001
surRIus .,,................. .ese,uug
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

nifty wh" are at oace the vehicles and
innocent victims OF no end II Christ
mas pranks are the mascats. Time
was when each naval crew was well
content with one mascot. but such il
no longer THE case The average hat
tieship has from tw" /" half dozen
Of these trained pets. cats. dogs. par
rots. goats, monkeys. sheen. pies
ROSTERS, mice and even bears and
kangarons are among the treasured
'hascots Technically, each mascot il
the property Of some member ~ IN.
crew, who Is responsible for it's be-
haNior. but in effect each mascot is
common property. Many of the mas
cots are marNalously trained. as, for
instance. the goat OF the hattleship
Vermont, which smokes a nip. at the
CHRISTMAS feast. However the differ
tht lhascots aboard ship are usually
ihsaheiy jealous Of one another. and
the hluejackets must exercise eternal
vigilance To prevent disastrous en-
ootinters.
For the most part. the wit which the
blaeJackets direct against their Off
GERS on Christmas is reserved for the
minstrel show that is supposed to
round out every YuIctide celebration
aboard ship. hut there have been oc.
casions when wearers OF the gold
braid have been made the butts of
very practical jokes. 4 ease i'm point
was that which occurred at Shanghai
a Few years ago. when one of ,the
American warships put into Chinese
port from cruise on the day before
Christmas, Everybody aboard was
Keen in anticipation Of turkey din
ner. but obviously the viands must be
obtained ashore, fer there was not so
much as single turkey in the ships
cold storage. With more forethousht
;han the Officers, the enlisted mon
sent decoration ashore almost as
soon as the" ship dropped anchor, and
IN Joss than an hour these boys had
'cornered" the limited turksr market
In Shanghai. Thus. the seamen's mess
enjoyed the delicacy Of the season
while the wardronm had 10 put up
with not altogether satisfactory sub
Stituta.
The athletic contests that usually
take pace aboard ship on Christmas
afternoon indicate your navy mans
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

ne Is giving away II boys automobile
and life-size German doll. Both Of
these are works OF art in their line
and will bring much pleasure To the
little ones who are fortunate enough
Ia secure them.
The Golden Rules "Fairyland" is
certainly worth the time and trouble
Of anyone who Is in the least inter-
"sted in seeing the latest and best
toys II is located in the basement
of their store and is well equipped in
every detail.
Donohue's .'Dreamland' is lust what
the name signifies. and there is not
the slightest doubt that any Young
ster who has visited this store will
find his dreams. filled with visions OF
what he has seen there. There is no
doubt that the management of
"Drsamland" has taken every precau-
ton that there shah be nothing called
for which il cannot supply. and the
new and novel toys are very clever
and well made
Last, but not In any sense Of the
word least. comes the Mercantile's
"foyland." This is located in the de
partment ordinarily devoted 10 agri-
cultural implements. and il Is safe to
say that il will appeal much more To
the young citizens of Missoula than
the former department ever did. some
ot the best mechanical toys an the
market have been secured. and .tr.
vel supported hE "a large line at tin,
usual christmas offerings.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

quest for laugh producers There are
boxing. wrestling and fencing contests
that are in deadly earnest but there
are also such Observation-Disclosures as
egg races, potato races, three-ieggrd
races. sack races. etc. and finally
there are ludicrous pie-eating con-
tests and other stunts. \ naval Gus
tom that has been handed down from
the days of the old wooden shins il
that wherein a procession Of fantastic
ally CARRIED sailors visit THE captains
quarters carrying a bucket of white
wash and petitions the commanding
officer Ia literally or figuratively wipe
out all dement's standing against
members Of the crew for minor infrac-
tions OF the rules. The procession
calls up for the naval officer mem
Dries of his own Christmas. exploits Id
tn" naval academy in years gone by.
and he is more than ordinarily calleus
IN the spirit of the day If he can deny
the appeal for clemency.
As has been noted earlier IN the ar
ticle. some form 81 entertainment.
preferably a minstrel show clasrs a
Christmas celebration aboard a war
ship. and all hands are usually al
lowed To stay np until later hour
than usual In order tn insure the fun
enjoyment Of the entertainment or
course, the actors and musicians are
all selected from the body of the mid
shipmon, and with that liberalty
characteristic of the bluejackets no
time or labor or expense is spared To
Invest the production with the proper
scenery and costumes. 0f late Years
the popularity OF these amateur
Christmas entertainments on our float
ing fortresscs have been threatened by
the introduction Of Photographs and
moving picture machines. To no class
of Americans. unless IL be the farm
ers. has the perfection Of the soand-
producing Instruments meant more
than 10 the boys aboard ship. and
combined with the best modern ap-
paratus for displaying animated pic-
lures they have At hand means Of di-
version rivaling anything available on
shore. Christmas music and Christmas
pictures are provided for the Yuletide
season. but ever and anon is there Il
plentiful infusion Of the comic
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

di"ncc which witnesses this eXtrava-
CANT pageant. fog the route If the pa
radc l., largely confined IL the pre-
cincts of Bancroft hall--the monster
new darmitory. or midshipmcn's quar-
tiers. Not that this means a cramped
parade ground. though. for Bancroft
hail is u building nearly half as long
again as the United States capitol at
Washington and its corridors afford n
longer continuous highway than the
racetrack At the average country fair
ground.
The enlisted men Of the navy now
carry on their prankS both on ship
and on shore. If a warship spends
the Christmas holidays in Il prominent
port-as, for instance. this years plan
To have the hattIeship fleet spend
Christmas week in New York harbor-
the naval tars are apt to conduct
most of the celebration on shore. If.
on the other hand, a naval craft be
anchored for the time being in II
minor port. most OF the men will
likely elect to commemorate the occa-
sion aboard ship Even when shore