... OFFICIALDOM IN AMERICA. FLUMS THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL DISTRIBUTE. SIX MILLION POUNDS IN PATRONAGE, often ask question why Americana take their elections and tho •'Morning Post jjr. A. Maurice Low answers tlia query at length. Not couplo of hundreds people ...

... Griven by the machine while it stands on method has been in tion for many years past,” the official sald, this new machine America, ig now being ‘run in,’ gives us # much easier scheme of working. It will we older machines which, while they did the job ...

... AMERICA WATCHIKO. America is breathless with happiness (says the New York correspondent tho Field, in & message despatched Wednesday) for what is going on the northern battlefields, and with anticipation of still greater things to come. Here, doubt ...

... SUPPLIES FOR AMERICA’S Fl Q. ...

... FROM AMERICA. nEAU Joyce.—Thank you for the letter. was very interesting. I think the thimble-case is very cute and will very useful. I will use a lot. ns I sew steadily. Would you mind telling me what you mean by company? I not member of one. but am ...

... NOT NG TO AMERICA Berg Tired of Chasing Their Boxers. Contrary to an earlier statement (which pears in Sporting Notes, on P: 4), Jack (kid ) Berg, the British lightwe t boxing who meets Gustave Hume (Prance) at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on Monday ...

... AMERICA AND US. ‘6 Differences” m Peace, Together in Times of Stress. When the delegation of lawvers to this country visited the Old a ley a the Recorder (Sir Ernest C.), welcoming them, offered a few reflections on the benefits America had conferred ...

... BOXING IN AMERICA. WE S KNOCKS OUT TOM KENNED ...

... THE DEBT TO AMERICA. BRITAIN TO -BEGIN' REPAYMENTS WITHOUT DELAY. The British hes handed to ‘the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon, a rote in which it is stated that Britain will not take gdvantene of the ee of five n the setilement Tee pesment. but ...

... procession. As the first drew level with the shipyard a rush was made for the riverside. What a sight! Kbaki-clad soldiers of America, swarming everywhere—on the boat deck, on the on forecastle deck, wherever ik ey “could get a footing. “Their rs were good ...

... AMERICA AND DENMARK. A CHRISTMAS GIFT THA Is MUCH APPRECIATED. Copenhagen, y (received -\merica’s offer to release ships with coffeo and oil for more than any propaganda, has had the effect of creating sympathy with the causo of the Allies in Denmark ...

... AMERICA CRITICISED The Rev. C. W. Whlpp, vicar of St Augustine's, Leicester, writes his parish magazine:— I feel most bitterly against the American people at this time. Hero are fighting for freedom, for Justice, for the right ex'st; we are fighting maintain ...