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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was celebrated in the usual nanner throughout the United States. In Paris the American residents met a banquet, the speechea at which, according to a correspondent, were remarkable for the kindly allusions made towards ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY PRESS BUREAU COMMUNIQUE erican citizens. bevond the hronghe “ 1 ox the fmplv are celebra he Ame an citizens | heen thrust upon us' has Che the co-operation and ad. and I.tak thank them in the nam their devotion 1 \hl‘l‘ L he fibal aft ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUET PARIS, Tuesday. The American Chamber of Commerce in Paris vesterday gave a dinner to three hundred guests in commemoration of Independence Day. Among those who were present were MM. Viviani, Briand, Ribot, Millerand, Angagneur ...
... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY APPRECIATION OF GREAT BRITAIN'S ÜBSERYANCE. The Prosident; the Government, and the people f the United States desire it to be widely known how greatly they appreciate the gracious and cordinl observance of Independence Day in Great ...
... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY GENERAL PERSHING AND MR LLOYD GEORGE EXCHANGE CONGRATULATIONS. A tele aram from General Pershing to Mr Lloy 100rge Says It is a matter of great gratification to the Army in France that yeu are with it on this anntversary of dur ...
... Norwegian Independence Day. Historic Occasion At Lerwick. Procession and Grand Hotel Dinner. Determination to Free Norway Again. The Norwegians in exile in Lerwick, of whom there are now some 55 to 60, celebrated their National Independence Day on Friday ...
... THE BRITISH AND AMERI)CAN NAVIES. In an Independence Day message to the American Navy, the British Admiralty state that the British Navy looks forward to every day that bringe it into closer co-operation with the United States, and thus nearer to victory ...
... United States, and M. Gestournel, a Frenchman. The latter made some slighting remark upon the American K- p iblic on Independence Day, and Mr. Hopkins demanded that should apologise or fight. The Frenchman was run through the sword arm in the third round ...
... There has been a most cordial gxchange of telegrams hetween Sir Dounglas Haig and General Pershing on the occasion ‘of Independence Day. Sir Douglas Haig’ says that the liberty which British, Americans and French have won for them-. selves {hey will not ...
... man; I always have been and that has kept me back in the world.— Sir G. Renwick. INTFR-INDELENDENCE. We sometimes call Independence Day In. ter-dependence Day now jn America.—Dr. George MacLeau IF ONLY SHE WOULw». I am convinced that if only some settle ...
... character. + 4+ + There are few readers of this column but will agree that Independence Day celebrated by America on Thursday last, was possibly the brightest Independence Day the world has ever seen. Yet such a suggestion looks rather strange when it ...
... Independence America on Thursday last, brightest Independence Day seen. Yet such a suggest when it is thought, for history, America has now European war—for her * gcarcely counts. And it is .that Independence Day the world at this time—a confidence, telling ...