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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
KEWPIES AND IMPS TO
PLAY AGAIN TOMORROW

The Kewpie and Imp basketball
teams of the Girls Club will play a re-
turn game at the Roessler's gym or
Friday night The Kewpie team twor
the first game in the New Auditorium
at the Red Cross Field day, but the
game was close and hard fought
throughout, and this return match is
sure to be hard fought.
The Kewpie team will pick their
lineup from the following: the Misses
Anna Metzendorf, Anna Jensen, Eliza
beth Macan, Sally Michaels, Stella
Andrews, Cora De Rusha. Cora Jen-
sen, Lilly Roessler and Blanche War
ter. The Imps will be chosen from the
Misses Ethel Lewis, Irene Warter
Ruth Macan, Anna Helen Roessler,
Doris Willsey, May Nolan, Emily Bell
kov. Jessie PHILIPPE and LaVerne De
Hamm,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
FAST MATAWAN FIVE PLAYS
MORGAN QUINTET TONIGHT
~ Special Correspondent.

MATAWAN, Dec. 10.-What prom
Uses to be one of the fastest games Of
the season will be played on the Ger
ans Hall court, tonight when the Mat
avian Big Five meet the Margon
Quintet.
The Matawan team has only suffer
ed one defeat so far this season, the
victOrs over them being the PAGER Big
Five Of Perth Amboy. The Matawan
clan has defeated such team as Good
Will-Arrows, Imperials, J~amesburg,
keyport, and the representative five of
the Baltimore Dental College.
The Morgan team are travelling to
Matawan with the expectation of COM
ing through victorious, with such men
as Henshaw. formerly of the South
River Sterlings, Andersen who is now
acting as substitute with the Rivies
and Kerr, Bulman, and Hasslacher, all
good basket t~osscrs.
Dancing Will be enjoyed after the
game, the game starting promptly at
8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
MEETING

On next Monday night at s. o'clock
at the Junior (Ldvingston) High
School, (between Welton and Red
mond streets), New Brunswick,
George 7. Hepbron of New York City,
Chairman Basketball Rules Commit
tee, will preside over a meeting of
coaches, officials and players. All who
are interested in the playing rules and
their Interpretation are invited to at
tend. The meeting is held under the
direction Of the Physical Training De-
partmtnt, New Brunswick Public
Schools and the Industrial Athletic AS
ISOLATION of New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
CROSS IS SUSPENDED

Marty Cross has been suspended
for six months by the New Jersey
Boxing Commission on a charge made
by The promoter of the Forester's
Club of Elizabeth. Cross was booked
to meet a boxer known as Battling
Nelson and put in an appearance. He
looked over the crowd and then stat
ed that he could not fight on account
of an injured hand. This member
was examined and found to be o. K.
When time came for the main bout,
Cross was not in attendance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
ANNOUNCE HARVARD'S
1920 GRgDlRON GAMES

Harvard's 1920 football schedule
has just been announced and in
cludes a game with Centre College, the
southern eleven which made such a
wonderful record on the gridiron this
ear. The Harvard schedule follows:
Oct. 2, University of Main; Oct. 8,
Notre Dame; Oct 16, Williams; Oct.
23, Centre College: Oct. 80, University
of Virginia; Nov. 6. Princeton; Nov.
IS, Brown; Nov. 20. Yale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
WV JERSEY MEN I'M
POOL TOURNAMENT

Two men who are known by follow
ers of pocket billiards in this vicinity
are playing in the National Pocket
Billiard Tourney being conducted at
Philadelphia. Joseph C~onCannon,
formerly of Woodbridge, has a fifty
fifty standing, having won three and
lost three games. His highest run is
forty-six. Edgar I, Ralph, of Rights
town, who is last in the tourney a
won one game and lost six. His
highest run is seyenty-four. L. Ralph
G~reenleaf. of Wilmington, Del, leads
the tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
The Melting Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

Evans made a strong comeback IN
Saturday nights game holding
Schelling scoreless from the HELD
while he scored five big ones himself.
When Schelling performed with the
Windsors he scored seven double
counters.
The American Smelling & Refining
Company is forming an athletic asso-
citation. An undertaking of this kin
the nottingham more inter
estcd in his factory and also the sports
i'll which his factory enters.
Big things are expected when the
Windsor Big Five travel to South Am
boy on Friday night. The Newark
boys expect to put up a wonderful
game against the South side team
The Boys varsity of the local
high school start then season against
the South Amboy High School team
this afternoon. Coach Evans has
plenty of material and a strong team
will represent Perth Anboy on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
HARMONY 5 VS.. WEST SIDES

The Harmony Five and the West
Side basketball teams will clash on
the Kozusko court in Hall avenue
tomorrow night. The Harmony team
Will line up with Melko, Sullivan,
Tonghini, Sorenson, Hinkle and Ban
zyk, while the West Sides will have
Nesly, Daub, Roessler, Burke, Bob
Handerhan and Norman Dickson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
PAYNES ALL-STARS WIN
TWO GAMES LAST NIGHT

Payne's All Stars wen a bowling
match on the local Y.NT. G. A. al
leys laht night. taking two out Of
three games from a combination
known as the Association Big Five.
team after winning the first
two games by close margins. lost the
by four pins. Payne with scores
of 1S5, 209 and 166, was high score
and high average mar for the night.
with a 1873 average was sec
ond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
Landing The Kdyo

The Reddy-Michaels bout at the
Auditorium tomorrow night is sure to
be full of fight from the first bell to
the last second of the eight rounds,
providing both fighters stay the limit
The bout between Benny Leonard
and Johnny Dundee in New Haven,
Conn, on January 16. will surely
come Off. The promoter will place
5000 and the fighters will each place
$500 to make sure of the bout.
Kid Leo had his nose operated on
in this city the latter part of last
week. 1t is understood that the other
part of the same member will be OPP
Grated on in a short time. Leo is not
expected to fight for a couple of
weeks.
The Newark Sportsmen's Club have
been unsuccessful in arranging a bout
between Benny Leonard and lack
Britton for December 20.
Al Roberts will be given a chance
to side-step another opponent in his
way to bigger fights. If he defeats
AL Reich in Jersey City tonight.
Roberts manager refused to allow
his fighter to meet Clay Turner, after
Joe McNulty offered the Staten Is
lander one-third of gross receipts.
Kid Toney will meet another tough
boy from New York at the Amboy
Sporting Club tomorrow night. The
meeting of these boys will teach To-
mixed with his punching ability
should make a good boxer out of him..
Efforts are being made to match
Joe Benjamin with Ritchie Mitchell.
The promoter of the Areman A. c.,
Jersey City, and the Cream City a.
c of Milwaukee are trying to arrange
the bout.
Frank Moran is expected to be at
the ringslde tonight and may chal-
lenge the winner of the Roberts
Reich fight.
Young Fortier, one of Perth Am
boys 116 pound boys stayed the full
four rounds in a bout at Keyport on
Friday night. He will fight again at
the Amboy Sporting Club tomorrow
night.
Willie Jackson had an operation on
his nose last week and will not be
able to fight till the middle Of jan
nary. His fight with Joe yelling at
Philadelphia on Christmas Day has
been cancelled.
Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh, will
meet Clay Turner in q ten round go
at the Queensbury A. C. of Buffalo,
N. Y, tonight
The Johnny Carrol-Lew Russo:
fight at the Auditorium tomorrow
night should be of a great deal of in
terest Chrome and New Brunswick
fans will get a chance to root against
each other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
Sport D0lngs
At 7. IA. {. 4

All of the four teams in the Mon
day-Friday volley ball league broke
even In games played last night. At
ter winning one game from Sharp,
Westcott lost the second. Nielsen, at
ter being defeated by Seaman II
game, came back strong, winning the
second.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Tho Aeromarine senior basket
ball team is DESTROYS of booking a
game for tomorrow night. Address
all communications to A. Ladoucher,
manager. care of the Aeromarine
plant. Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

A number. of local baseball players
are planning to go to the training
camps of minor league teams as soon
as the training season opens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

The Speedways with three victories
under their cap, + still going strong
In junior circles. Their boasts
of the best players in junior circles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
Jack BrittGn Wine

JAG Britton, worlds welterweight
champion, defeated Steve Latzo in
ten rounds at JOhnstown last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

The Goodwi1l-Arrow basketball
team, although they lost their first
two starts, are putting up a wonder
full brand of basketball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
Vulgar Is Shaded

Rocky Kansas, of Buffalo, shaded
Benny Vulgar, of New York, at Syr-
acuse in a ten round bout last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10
court this year.

court this year.
One OF Perth Amboys basketball
players, Bradley of the Speedways Is
trying for the St. Benedict prep
basketball team. Bradley performed
with the second team last year.
John McGraw manager and Vice
President of the New York Giants has
returned from Havana, and is report
cd ready for sale or Il trade.
The Hudson Triangles have a
number of high lights In their
lineup hat will oppose the Audi
torlum five tonight. Ferguson, a
pitcher should interest baseball
fans. as did Fisher, when he ap-
peared here
The Raritan Copper Works who
lave boosted of an athletic association
for some time in the past, find it easy
to become Interested in all sports. An
association is a good thing for all
plants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

The Newark Sportsmen's Club have
been unsuccessful In arranging a bout
between Benny Leonard and Jack
Britton for December %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Al Roberts will be given a chance
to side-step another opponent in his
way to bigger fights, If he defeats
AL Reich in Jersey City tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Kid Leo had his nose operated on
in this city the latter part of last
week. 1t is understood that the other
part of the same member will be op-
Grated on in a short time. Leo is not
expected to fight for a couple of
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

The Johnny CarrOl-Iew Russet
fight at the Auditorium tomorrow
night should be of q great deal of in
terest Chrome and New Brunswick
fans will get a chance to root against
each other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Roberts manager refused to allow
his fighter to meet Clay Turner, after
Joe McNulty offered the Staten Is
ander o%ne-third of gross receipts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Young Fortier, one of Perth Am
boys 116 pound boys stayed the full
four rounds in a bout at Keyport ON
Friday night. He will fight again at
the Amboy Sporting Club tomorrow
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Frank Moran is expected to be at
the ringslde tonight and may chal-
lenge the winner Of the Roberts
fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh, will
meet Clay Turner in q ten round go
at the Queensbury A. c.. of Buffalo,
N. Y, tonight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Willie Jackson had an operation or
his nose last week and will not be
able to fight till the middle of Jam
uary. His fight with Joe Yelling at
Philadelphia on Christmas Day has
been cancelled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-10

Efforts are being made to match
Joe Benjamin with Ritchie Mitchell.
The promoter of the Areman A. c.,
jersey City. and the Cream City a.
c of Milwaukee are trying to arrange
the bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-17
Episcopal Hospital Benefit Ball.

Miss Lulu Marie Dixon, daughter
OF Mrs. Thomas DIXON Of Washing
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Belgian Secretary Married Today.

The ambassador from Belgium and
baroness de Cartier, who are spend
ing some time in New York, will at
tend the wedding this afternoon of
Mr.. Alex Paternotte second secretary
OF the Belgian legation. to Miss Anne
Cruger. daughter of the late Mrs.
Pendleton Cruger. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Rodman Wanamaker the
brides cousins, at 81 West 56th street
Because of the recent death of Mrs.
Cruger the wedding will be very
quietly arranged. The bride is the
guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Cruger Hascll in New York.
The ceremony will be performed by
Mgr Joseph +. Stillcmans, pastor of
the Church of st. Albert. who was
made a knight of the crown by King
Albert just before he left New York.
Mr.. Hasell will accompany the bride
and give her hand in marriage. Baron
de Cartier will be best man.
Mr.. Paternotte and his bride viii
come to Washington shortly after the
ceremony and they win remain here
until January or February, when he
will go to Brussels to become MEM
Der of the Belgian foreign office. Mr..
Paternotte is quite in favor with the
King of the Belgians.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson will go
to New York tomorrow to attend the
horse show and fill several social en-
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Dixie Chapter Bridge Tea.

Additional hostesses at the bridge tea
to be given by Dixie Chapter, United
Daughters of the Cpnfederacy, at. ward
man Park Inn tomorrow afternoon Will
be Mrs John X Small, Mrs. j. c. Rob
ertson, Mrs r. II. Tilsen. Mrs. Frank
Morrison, Mrs George Roberts, Mrs. h.
S. Brandt and Mrs. Lee Mahon.
Mr.. Bryant Baker. the sculptor. will
be the guest of honor at the fortnightly
salon of the Arts Club of Washington.
on Tuesday evening at s 80 O'Clock, and
will deliver an address on Modern Brit
ish Sculptors.' Or. Mitchell Carroll Will
preside
A rummage sale is being arranged for
an early date to benefit the Somme-Py
fund for reconstruction work at that
point i'm France. Lieut. Andre L'Hui,-
Her who did such wonderful work in
raising funds in this country through
his lectures, is soon to return under the
auspices of the French government to
thank Americans for their help and to
show, through pictures and words. what
wonders have been accomplished there.
Miss Katherine Strauss of Washing
ton has been elected secretary of the
freshman class at Bryn Mawr College.
She was president of the undergraduate
association at Brearley School, New
York
Robert f. Lee Chapter. No. 644.
CONTINUED on Ninth Page)
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ham. when their guests were the
minister from Greece. Mr.. georges
Roussos, and the counselor OF the
Greek legation and Nine. Tsamados'
Miss Burleson. daughter Of the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle-
son, has arrived in London with Mrs,
Norris. wife of the United states MIN
lister to Sweden. 1t was their plan 10
spend a-few weeks there before going
on to Copenhasen, where Miss Burle-
son will spend some time with the
minister and Mrs. Morris.
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Matthews, Mrs Cary T. Grayson and
Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax.

A number of brilliant dinner parties
are scheduled for this evening. The
Spanish ambassador and Sonora de
Riano will have small company din
ing with them. at the embassy The
minister of Switzerland and Nine. Sui
Ter will give the first of two dinners
in compliment to the delegates from
their country to the international la
bor conference and another smart din
ner will be at the residence of Mrs.
Marshall Field, who will have large
party dining with her.
Mrs. Palmer. wife of the Attorney
General, is entertaining at small
tea this afternoon in compliment 10
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Judge r. w. Bingham of Louisville,
KY. is in Washington for a few days
and is at the New Willard
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the United States of the Armenian ma
tional delegation and chairman of the
Armenian National Union of America,
and Nine. Sevasly entertained at din
ner Saturday evening at the Shore
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her debutante niece. Miss Mary Dixon
Norris Miss Virginia Bartlett of Bal
timore, another young niece OF the
hostess. will assist her in receiving
and Mrs. Frederick ~ Levering Will
preside at the tea table.
Mrs Theodore Mosher entertained
at luncheon today at the Cafe st.
Marks for party of six in compli-
ment to her sister, Mrs Getty. Other
guests included Mrs Medorum Craw-
ford and Gen and Mrs. Charles l..
McCaWley
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80ciQ2tY.

/. FASHIONABLE audience will
~ greet the presentation of
~ Faust" by the Washington
L ~ Opera Association in the
Shubert-Garrick Theater to-
night for the initial performance.
Among the boxholders are Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock, Mrs Davis Ireland
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Miss Betty
Hammond and Mrs. John Dillon. 9th
ers who have taken seats are Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker, Sonora de Rlano.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Miss Margaret
Wilson, Mrs John Washington Da-
vidge Mrs. John e. Henderson, Mrs.
Theodore Moves, Mrs. Charles Gray
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their young son. Harry Lowman. jr..
will leave Washington on Wednes-
day for New York, where they will
make their future home. They have
taken a house in Scarsdale.
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ton. was married to William James
Flather Saturday in the chantry OF
St Thomas Church, New York city.
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by the Rev. DR.: Ernest n:
Stires, and q small reception followed
at the residence of John w. Dixon.
brother of the bride, at 1856 Riverside
drive.
The bride was attended by Miss
Frances Sprague as her flower girl,
and Mrs. Horace w. Bennett of Den
YER Col, and Mrs. John W. Dixon. as
matrons of honor. William James
Father, jr., of Washington, D. c..
was the best man. Those in attend
ance were the members of the re-
spective families.
Miss Dixon was in charge of the
bureau of information and public re-
ception at the national headquarters
in Washington. d. c.. of the American
Red Cross during the war.
Mr.. Flather is vice president of the
Riggs National Bank. Washington,
D. c.. where they will make their
future home.
At the review by the Prince of Wales
of the midshipmen at Annapolis,
among those presented to the prince
was Miss Anne Fuller Abbott, a house
guest of her brother, Commander J. S.
Abbott, aid to the superintendent of
the Naval Academy and Mrs. Abbott.
Miss Abbott has returned to her resi-
dence, 917 18th street.
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Robert f. Lee Chapter. No. 644.
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening journal., 1919-08-14
MEN MEN CAN CAN GO BACH BACK
INTO SAME SERVICE

The following order has been received
from The War Department. Washing
ton. which may prove OF interest 90 ex-
soldiers IN this vlcinityi
IN Is desired that everything prac-
iicable be done towards Increasing the
strength OF Regular Army units and to-
wards the preservation OF The spril
which was created In these er1anisa
lions during The war.
In furlheFonce OF this. Il IL believed
desirable 70 facilitate the return of
each organization of personnel which
belonged Ia 10 during the war win
this In view authority s granted in all
recruiting officers 10 accept for enlist
ment for special assignment 10 any or
ganizatlon Of The Regular Army. any
former member ~ That organization
under The following conditions,
"la) That an applicant presents con
elusive evidence of honorable discharge
since April I, 1911 from tho organlza-
ton 10 which Do desires assignment.
In no case viii man be accepted for
enlistment FOR an organization Of The
Regular Army other Than from which
he shows conclusive evidence that he
was discharged from.
",hl The organizations as follows
Infantry cavalry, ileld artillery, coast
artillery. signal corps and engineer
corps
instructions viii be given later as to
Evening journal., 1919-08-14
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IIUIILHWLIV | Hi
On BOUNDING MAIN
Commodore Souder's Log
Of he captain" is
Story of Real Life
DOCTORS ARE BUSY
ON FIRST DAY CUT

Ellwood Souder, commodore Of the
Business Mems Fishing Club. now on a
,ruisc down the Chesapeake, on ihf
Captain writes concerning the trip
20 The Evening Journal. under date OF
August #, as follows
I'VE are sailing slowly down the bay,
Wind against MS. but making some
Roadway. with hopes OF reaching York
own the carly part OF This evening,
Ne arrived as Crisncld on Friday. our
paraphornalia. which was shipped on
Tuesday by freight had not arrived.
This included our cots. bedding and
some wearing apparel. We, however,
lid not stop FOR that but pulled out
nio Tangier Sound. about y NJ, nshed
until dark. then hunted mp the softest
spots on the plank deck. with our
arms for pillows and put in the night
c was an unusually cold night and
svery man expressed himself as hoping
he bedding would arrive before an
,ther night
''we returned 10 Crisneld The next day
Saturday and after waiting until 2
NJ. in the evening the freight ar
ivcd bringing our things and al
.h0ugh we were displeased and dis
gusied because Of their being SO late
coming. we were more than pleased lu
gci them and started at once down The
bay. lust one day late. but not by any
means a day lost, as we enjoyed every
minute notwithstanding. Caught many
FISH tho first night out and had
fresh FISH for breakfast on Saturday
morning and have been eating llsh ever
since. Some of our party didn't feel
any better on account of The exposure
.hc FIRST night and our two doctor NOM
oers-Paul Smith and Oscar g. Draper
were kept busy for The first day or two. /
One Of the party lost his false teeth .
overheard in The middle Of the bay.
Nobody should laugh at That calamity
and am sure wouldn't have, had he not
remarked. whilst feeling very bad and
not known Just what he was saying
"Oh, ! don't suppose ] shall ever set
them" 40. viii mol give his name.
except that il wasn't The commodore
spent the second night in Tangier
Sound. sailed Tf6wn the bay on Sunday
10 mouth OF the Bappahannock river,
stopping at the old battleship Texas
which was sunk in Tie bay some years
ago by being used as target in test
Ing some Of The new dreadnaughls. etc
Captain McCready advised that we 60
out of the bay for llie night. and We
sailed into Gyms Island, where he spent
sunday night
"Wc usually have big dinner the
FIRST sunday night out, but Chef TAYLOR
did certainly have surprise for usl
when we anchored for The night he
Evening journal., 1919-08-14

served the greatest dinner we ever had
on boari Here's the menu. Toma-
toma soup. roast beef de 0rgess, banks
II Chesapeake cabbage and bacon.
daviled eggs. spaghetti gallac, soft
shell crabs on toast, French fried pota-
toes, Milwaukee, bread, Chesapeake bay
ginger snaps. French drip coffee, root
beer glngerale or any ether dessert on
board
Everybody is feeling nne today,
everybody happy ana enjoying lhcm-
selves in tho usual Business Mems
Fishing Club way. Wo manage 10 get
a salt water bath each day. Last night
we went over 10 a very lne beach near
where our yacht lay and spent about
two hours IN the water. Not only is our
party composed OF Wilmington business
men. but with a few exceptions. They
are members OF the Chamber Of Com
merce three notarlans I've klwanlans,
seven Shriners so why ghouldn't we
shave a glorious timer
I'VE shall spend day at Yorktown.
We think then we Will go 10 "Old
Point Norfolk, Cape Charles, etc. We
shall call The Soudcr store from old
Point, Wednesday noon. where any mos
sage can be delivered TO us, through
n. A. SOudor. As you know, we take
these trips SO that We can better man
ago the affairs OF our beloved city tho
balance OF tho year, and Il Is up TO you
men at home 10 see that the standard Is
during our absence.
YORKTOWN, Vo., Aug, t2.-Ihls IS the
Cornwallls cave, wherein Ellwood
souder. Jr., was locked in the last time
he was here. three years ago, We I'M
ally got him out,
We arrived here late last evening |
wo find many changes since the Gov |
'rnment took the town over as a naval /
base u evidently was the greatest Of
them an