The sun., 1916-11-13

ing cheers Mr.. Wallis slogan that he
repeated 1s9 times last night by actual
oount. and was still repeating 1t when
hsscN reporter left the subway train
az brooklyn Bridge station just before
m'enieht? told the club later how he has
rousins cheers).
Mr.. Wall started from Boston SUNDAY
at ~ 40 A. NJ. tthree rousinE cheers)
70 get TO the dinner in time and did
nnaiiy arrive AT the Grand Central at
u :SV =. M. the same day. The New
haven had 4 wreck this side Of New
London, and when Mr.. Wall arose at
New LONDON at Z A. N. the others on
me train cleaned out the lunch room,
mo Mr.: Wall had TO content himself
WIN q New York Newspaper, a qua after
cigar obtained from the porter Cworth
> cent?. he says) and a glass Of water
Tor breakfast. But he arrived lust be-
orc Jimmy Jordan struck the keys Of
Take the II Out Of Kelly"
sp1enaiA Feast On the Rsunt,
Harry Christians dinner committee
certainly did themselves proud in add
lion to Mr.. Christian writing August
Roth's classic address; only his modes,v
prevented him from taking the credit OF
wr'tins John Ryan's witticisms and
jimmie Jordan's poem. The only thing
the committees didn't do was to prepsr re
the dinner. but the evidence showed the
hands Of Mrs. Jimmie Jordan. Mrs. vii.
liston Jordan and Mrs. VILLA m Raeber.
To make sure that there were enough
q Z the old Hudson-Fuiton celebration
nags were hung up (three rouslng
cneersl ana George NJ. Cohan's odd
sIor,s, were 20 much in evidence thai
they almost smothered the big souvenir
cotton roses that mystined the people in
the subway. Rockaway Beach and Brook.
lyn l. trains last night and this morning
Pres'oent Cleary bet ween the celery
and the olives and the steamed CLAIMS
and the clam chowdcr, the sea bass and
boiled white potatoes, the chicken and
the sweet potatoes. the crabs and the ice
cream. the crackers and cheese, the cot.
rec and cigars and beer ad lib, and more
peer al lib, called various men to tell OF
the Joys OF cotton threading for Ash.
Telling Amazing Fish Taies.
Jimmie Jordan told his In rhyme. and
only he is sending the poem e
o Marquis Ia the reason THE SrN re-
Trains from printing his verse libre to
day.
Bankers. brokers. bookkeepers. book.
cttf toutt
Keep on indefnitely-composed the mem
bership that sat around the big tabl,
and talked OF the line that gives the
pleasure and OF the incredulity Of peopl,
who do not think that with such n lin,
club members have taken albacore. bar
racuda. the brilliant bersall. the fEhtinI
black bass. blackhsh. the bulldog Of tn
sea blucflsh. boncfish. croaker. dogas1
tthat the Government Is hoping to In
l htrNA nAngn1A 20 m -. .A..-.-- a. Al.
Grayhsh). the wriggly and slippery ee
the Nat founder. with eyes on both side
OF Its head his cousin. the lazy fiuk,
the bait stealing hakklehead. herring. tn
forerunner Of the weakfsh. kingfst
Lafayette. named for the friend q
g.. w. first In &C. and Uncle Sam
perch. pickerel. the farmers friend
porgie. sea bass. sea robin. skate, snap
per. child Of the mighty blue,sh stripe
bass. tomcod. the little frostfsh that hoy
line the Hudson River piers to catch /
winter trout and wcaknsh.
Caught 2,8AI on Cotton Thread.
The club membership caugh, 2.3t
such FISH on cotton thread and save
these Ash from a watery grave. as III
Clarke would say II he were writing thi
story.
Incidentally Louis Sprung. troliinI
land there II an AFFIDAVIT 10 go with tn
CATCHY. caught a striped bass Of 8 pound
81 ounces and another bass "a ounce
less In weight.
&. n Cummings took a weskfsh q
s pounds 81 ounces and +. j. Reynold
a skate Of Z pounds 81 ounces.
On thread that In SO delicate that
might I've used for n spiders web. No. 10
Clark's o. y. r. cotton. j. Vosier tool
a weakhsh Of 3 pounds Iila ounce,
ON No. 200 cotton thread. the fines
made. A Spier. ono OF tho minor moot