... England we have six Bank Holidays, including Christmas Day and Good Friday, and in America they have Decoration Day, Independence Day, and several other festivals. On the Continent a very different state of things exists. In Germany the workman seldom ...

... deafened had it. Sateroalla ; modern Rome has its Carnival; stupefied, and suffoo.ted by the dese—eyes, ears. AUTOriCa her Independence Day; but England nostrils and bronchial tubes will all be Lied. has her Derby, equal to all these others rolled into 1 ...

... open throughout the week and many of them on Sundays, while only two general holidays were recognised, namely. July 4th (Independence Day) and Christmas Day. Some kept New Year's Day, but not many. There were no half-holidays recognised, but in the hottest ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The nrw restrictions as applied to the Trade have been the cause of w ucli merriment among the bowling fraternity. The old system of the loser paying for a round has had to go by the board, and lest Monday WAS 10 0* uponsoindependence ...

... arranged with Miss Ethel Irving's company to give an extra special matinee at the Shakespeare Meath% Liverpool, on American Independence Day, July 4, to all those American sailors and soldiers and officers stationed in Birkenhead and Liverpool district. Mr. ...

... John Rowell. Mr. R. Carey tairfax,- Mr. George Mullett, Mr. Ashley Marvin, 'Mr. Gilbert Porteous, and Mr,. Leon Lion. On Independence Day .(July 4th) a epeeist performan4 will be given the Shakesneare . Theatre by Mr. W. W. Kelly end Miss Ethel Irving and ...

... the distribution and congallant comrades in arms. celebrate the absiot a m w i ll be carried w s t age anniversary of Independence Day. It would ill become the residents of Mer- furth,er in July by the introduction of national ration books. The new scheme ...

... Traumas. NEWS REPOWN HELD OVER.—Birkenhead. Trilminal (Friday), Tiede Unionits. and Food Distribution Birkenhead and Independent* Day, Fo od Prosecutions, Borough Police Court, Police Court; Viet Bibinittin 7 Council meeting death of Ilr T. S. Roberts ...

... department) were amongst these on the platform. The Mayor referred in term* of gratification to the splendid . success of the Independence Day. *Orations in Liverpool, Which he -bad .z.attended. With' lo this weeles:campaign, he recently called together the., ...

... t all either wearing or carrying the Union Jack or the Stars and Stripes, the latter flag' being in recognition. of Independence Day. Crowds of people turned out to watch the procession pass, general satisfaction being evinced. Upon arrival at the Hospital ...

... peace, and that was why President Wilson said there mist be no compromise. He also referred to the great celebration f Independence Day in London, when tn. was present in Westtninster Hall, and said he felt more confident now than he had done to months ...

... Local Wilts. American Independence Day. MERSNYSIDE G-TLEBRATIONS. If did not celebrate Independence Day to the same extent as Liverpool on Thursday it did not fail to give outward expression of its interest on an occasion marked with significance this ...