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File:THE SAVELOY CLUB of the Salvation Army.jpg

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English: December 1909 ..... so called because the five pictured officers would meet every Wednesday for lunch in the attic studio atop 69 Bourke Street, and William McKenzie would heat up saveloys. (Major John McMillan, Adjutant Arthur Arnott, Major George Carpenter, Major Walter Suttor, Major William McKenzie)
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From left to right: Major John McMillan, Adjutant Arthur Arnott, Major George Carpenter, Major Walter Suttor, and Major William McKenzie

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