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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. HELPING AMERICA TO CELEBRATE THE DECLARATION. With America heart and soul in the war for liberty. Independence Day wa« yesterday invested with historic interest unequalled since the date of the famous Declaration, and j-iondoners helped ...
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... Independence Day ON July 4, 1776, America emerged, in the words of Abraham Lincoln, new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are equal. will be in circumstances of special significance that Americans to-day commemorate ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY DEATHS At least 421 people died Violent deaths in the United States over the week-end and the Monday holiday tor Independence Day. Of these 208 were killed in motoring acct: dents, and 98 were drowned —British United Press. The fund sponsored ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN FINLAND Waiting for Red ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY RECEPTION The reception given Mr. Whitelaw Reid at Dorchester House, to celebrate Independence Day, was particularly crowded, and one was hardly able to move at all. Practically every American of any note England was present, and it is ...
... YORK AND INDEPENDENCE DAY Independent Day wDI celebrated by the Ante* jean troops in oounty rally at York, with a baseball match the afternoon, a special service at tb« Minster seven the evening, with the Archbishop of York special preacher, and a dance ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN LONDON, (>n occasion of Day the A men can and Mrs Wlutclaw lie pave ‘At Home this afternoon Don:hester House. The poests numbered between four ajwl five thousand. Amongst them were mem bens of the American Society of dinicaJ Siirger>- ...
... s#£I.aRATINC INDEPENDENCE DAY. waiting tc-d »r f* the ® lll low. Scx-.n—per daps soon#* e expect—America will c&v-. >be reversed. The Gfenna®* o the hammerers and mmered, held tight on the •shaped, in blood and te* fft ilised and tolerable p Express, ...
... THEIR FIRST INDEPENDENCE DAY IN ENGLAND. HER FATHER’S HEIR.— L-dy Lord Rltondda’s ‘’ter, who succeeds to his tltle« FAMOUS PXPkOASR JOIMB UR—Mf>. A. «• Cap(« bow«fV •»P*ow. ha. 5,„ . BEHIND THE FIRING LlKE.—With a sweep or two the scythe, these soldiers ...
... THE KING AT GREAT BASEBALL MATCH. 50,000 SPECTATORS WATCH AMERICAN GAME. LONDON'S CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. Amoirican. Independence Day was cele* l bratcd in London in variety of forms, each having its peculiar attraction and significance. At Stamford ...
... SLR D. HAIG AND TEE INDEPENDENCE DAY VICTORY. Tire-following telegram, dated the 4th inst., has been sent by Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig to the General Officer Commanding the Fourth Army:— Will you please convey to Lieut.-General Sir J. and all ranks ...