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... POT-HOLING AND CAVES. (Illustrated.) CONCERNING ALCOHOL: A BOOK FOR TEETOTALERS AND MODERATE DRINKERS. Brotherhood v. Independence. DAY IN BATLEY; Kester's Sketches. ...
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Stars and Stripes, Now Style
... tars tripes, How Stvie The flying of the Stars and Siripes in London in celebration of Independence Day drew atten tion to a change in the proportions of the Heretofore the length of the American tla has been to the width im a ratio of 1.90 to 1. On the ...
THE WRONG HORSE
... gained by mixing up cause and effect. Mr. James M. Beck, the Solicitor- General of the United States, speaking at the Independence Day banquet in London last night, saddled the wrong horse altogether in his remarks on liquor smuggling. The great experiment ...
dh'.ucatiott
... BRITISH BLUEJACKETS SHARK IN AMERICAN NATIONAL FETE. feature of the celebrations at Portland. Oregon, the occasion of Independence Day was the participation of H.M. light cruiser Curlew. A Presidential salute was fired in honour 31r. Harding, and detachments ...
THE YORKSHIRE POST, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1923. THE COTTON TRADE
... quiet and 1 point to 3 points lower the dav. tender*. The New York and the New Orleans Exchange* were dosed owing being Independence Day. The following cables have been received From New York.—The weather continues favourable for growing crop. Further beneficial ...
excellent blooms of delightful fragrance the neighbourhood of Leeds:— Miman Cochet, Marie Van Iloutte, Mr*. ..
... Colonel O. Fitzgerald, Dorothy Pago Roberts, Ecarlate, •Edward Maw ley, Emma Wright, Henrietta, •H. E. Kichard.*on. Manet. Independence Day, K of K., # Greenall, # La France, Pirrie. Tosca, Progress, Liberty, Lieutenant Chause. Margaret Dickson Haraill, Marquise ...
HIS BHOTHEK’S BOUSE
... interesting year. To-morrow Henley Royal Regatta begins, and will last three days. Tomorrow i« also, of course, American Independence Day, and will be the occasion of considerable celebration by American residents and visitors in London. The American Society ...
EXCHANGE
... Saturday, June 30. The Stock Exchange and all American markets will be closed next Wednesday (July 4th) for the celebration Independence Day. The New* York coffee and sugar exchange remained closed to-day. The money market was ami rales nominal. Commercial paper ...
THE YORKSHIRE POST, FRIDAY, JULY. 6, 1923. the Pennine Range, travelling a high speed, .when it dashed into the ..
... Wednesday Night In speech at the banquet given this evening at the American Chamber Commerce in Paris, on the occasion of Independence Day, M. Raihcrti, Minister of Marine, after passing in review the successive defaults of Germany in tho matter of reparations ...
SHOPS AND J>WETJjING-lIOUsES
... Auction, in their Roms, as «b«>»e. Standard, Dwarf, and C'limbinc TREES and SHRUBS. K ...
FREIGHTS
... acceptance by liners at rates much below those asked outside and tonnage. With America taking matter* quietly, the break Independence Day holiday ha* accentuated the difficulties In the way chartering, and down 2dol. was accepted for .-oal* l»* the Continent ...
BRITISH VICTORY OVER
... justified the title ' their canary-coloured taps But the greatest excite evident when America an ...