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... Council.” To-day is the anniversary of the public promulgation last, year of the All-India Congre.-s Working Committee’s Independence Day manifesto. Small processions moved through the various localities carrying Congress flags and shouting Congress slogans ...
... yesterday. The man. Jonas O.echnaTlciu* fS3> of fcyron-street Preston, tod the Bench through woman Interpreter that it wa* Independence Day in his country and got drunk PC Hlnd'.e said *a» him leaning against a wail and unab.e stand without assistance He was ...
... France and Flanders 1 beg you to accept for yourself and the troop* under your command the warmest greetings on American Independence Day. On the 4th of July of this year the soldiers of America, France, and Great Britain will stand side side for tho first ...
... yesterday for City tramways are now burning 100 tons oil fuel per week, and full service cars is being maintained. , Independence Day.' July will witness irt New York a great parade 260,000 American anti-Prohibitionists, who intend to vindicate the right ...
... A. Dickson and Sons, of Xewtownards. oo Down, were easily first the profettbional classes. INDEPENDENCE DAY. The Americans in London celebrated Independence Day on Saturday, the festivities having bsen postponed from Tuesday last owing the death of Mr ...
... lx* 120,000 Americans in Ton don, which means that at least 120,000 T-ondon’s 7.000.000 had a jolly old time yesterday. Independence Day is the day of the year wherever your American happens be. and I/in don set itself out to give him even.- opfxirtunity ...
... ENGLISH FEELING. (Central News Special.) IiARIS, Tuesday. Speaking at the Independence Day banquet, Mr. Sharp, the United States Ambassador, said: _ . In the midst of the distress which surrounds us, and before the trials which the noble French people ...
... AMERICAN WOMEN AND THE WAR. WASHINGTON, Thursday. Mrs. Wilson, in an Independence Day message, the women of America, says women are helping to sustain the moral of the war. They stand, she savs. in the very centre of every issue involved the men do, and ...
... Tuesday. General Petain has addressed the French troops the following general ordtr : July 3rd, 1917. To-morrow, American Independence Day, the American troops landed in Franc© will pass through Faria and will then join the front. greet our new companions ...
... 8: Sendee. 40; Appeal, 45: paalms. : Big Ben. Minute for Reflection. New*. 30: Independence Day 10 15: What the Poet Sees. 10 30 Epilogue. 38; Music for Independence Day 10; Strange World , 11 20: Rudy Lewis organ*. 11 40. Little Orchestra. 12; Time ...
... named John Armstrong, residing at \Vhitcs)one. Long Island, persisted in living the Union Jack, notwithstanding was Independence Day. and respite the remonstrance of bis neighbours. five soldiers trom Fo-f Totten hauled ...
... States and tho other Allies. MELBOURNE. Wednesday. A large meeting was held to-day at the Town Hall celebrate American Independence Day. resolution hailing with satisfaction America’s entrance into the wa-r was carried with enthusiasm, the audience singing ...