Another event of the afternoon was an open house held on board the USS, Tulsa, of the Asiatic Fleet, now moored in the Whanspoo River. 'The ship was inspected from stem to stern by hundreds of American citizens and their friends, particul ly by the young people of the Ameri can' community. Commander F. G. Reinieke is in command of the Tulsa.
Sports enthusiasts also had a "red-letter day." ax two major events were held at the Race Course in the afternoon. The first was the annual Fourth of July baseball game between a team composed of members fof the United States services and the local civilian team. The second event was a polo game for coveted Raven Cup. the "Old Guard" playing against the "Hurricanes, Closing the day's festivities were dinner and dance at the Columbia Country Club, the indefatigable Marine Band still playing. A fireworks display was 'a special feature of this affairs.
The general arrangements for the Fourth of July observance were made under the chairmanship Mr. Edwin S. Cunningham, American Constl-General, who is at present in the North on business.
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