... IIIIIIIIIIIIS^^^» INDEPENDENCE DAY Our American friends were not the only people to celebrate Independence Day on Monday. They were celebrating it in Broadstalrs Council Chamber, too. The chairman (Councillor P. B. Salt) officially announced that by the ...

... Certainly some opportunity should be taken for reciprocating such demonstrations of good will. It would naturally occur when Independence Day comes round, on July 4th.— Daily (Wednesday). ...

... we must bring our practical politics to the level of our twentieth century idealism.—Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler at the Independence Day dinner the Savoy Hotel. A hotel guest, can get more for his money these days than, at any time in history Mr. Thomas ...

... Britain, and informing him that the elementary school children of Ramsgate bad been given a day’s holiday in celebration of Independence Day. The reply on behalf of the American Ambassador expressed gratification the interest shown, and assured them of their ...

... Street Angel.** The storv deals with Jack Cromwell, one the idle rich, who finds himself in the poorer nuartels of York Independence Day. is battered by tin- crowd and saved the intervention of a local grocer. In the grocer’s house meets Mollv Carr, who ...

... it has been indulged with a Whitsuntide recess. Nor is it possible to urge that the Derby is a national festival, as Independence Day is America, for example. The Derby year by year is becoming more of gathering of the Londoa people, and not of the best ...

... demonstrative and eacer in their appreciation the recent victories of the Allies. All were confident that their next Independence Day would celebrated in Belgium—(reed for ever from the cruel foot of the Hun. The third scene was a box in the Alhert Hall ...

... week that universally popular picture Sunny Side Up, will again be shown. The story starts with a scene m New York on Independence Day. Charles Farrell one of the idle rich, meets Molly Carr, whom he uses make his fiancee jealous. Janet Gaynor as Molly ...

... Cocktajlt—By Cablegram! With many American visitors in Loudon this summer much mure evidence than usual of the celebration of Independence Day was to be seen in the West End. For instance, was the cocktail bar at the Savoy Hotel on 4th July- when a cablegram was ...

... President, occupied the chair. The British and American flags were entwined, and honour of the occasion —the anniversary of Independence Day in the United States—the toast ot the health of the President of United States, Rotarian Harding, was honoured, but not ...

... team work. For the first time for many years a member of an American club attended the luncheon, which was being held on Independence Day. He was Immediate Past President Frank Judy, of the Rotary Club of Walnut Grove, California. Another visitor was Canon ...

... American I Ambassador for Scouts. j The Ambassador had come in the name of all U.S. scouts to present to British scouts on Independence Day , bronze buffalo, inscribed an un- j known London boy scout who helped ; an American citizen.* | Sir Robert recalled ...