The day's celebrations began with ceremonial parade by the United States Marines on the Race Course, which attract spectators. viewed by Rear-Admiral J. D. Wainwright, commander of. the U. Yangtze Patrol, who took the salute fas the men marched past. With him ut the saluting base were emeers of his staff, Colonel J. C.. Beaumont, commanding the Fourth Marines, and Judge Milton J, Helmick of the United States Court for China. They were supported by a fine array of naval officers and civilian spectators, Not least in importance at the reviewing stand was Cpl. J.B Broadus, the winner of the China 'Amateur Golf Championship, Before Joining the distinguished" ranks of the reviewers, Cpl. Broadus was Presented with the bag of clubs he had used while winning' the cham. pionship. These clubs had—been ought from their "owner, who nal lent them to Broadus, by members of the American commtinity here, and were given to him as a token of appreciation of his fine display in the championship,
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