... and institutions while protecting our own. And this re cognition has been and is genuine and warm. The celebration of Independence Day in America, with its obligatory Oration, spoken in every city, town, village and settlement throughout the United States ...

... invaded the vestibule of the Palace, and were with Xiffculty kept hack by a cordon of troops-_ i4'il'i', ? I ? X-? ?? 'I INDEPENDENCE DAY AT ATHENS: THE DEMONSTRATION OUTSIDE THE KING'S PALACE From a Photograph by Bert Underwood, of Messrs. Underwood &nd ...

... autumn of her title is not seasonal. It is passional. The gardening episodes make enchanting summer reading. I 1 1 AN INDEPENDENCE DAY POSTER as an incentive to push the war to make the world safe for democracy. ...

... that dogs may gnaw their bones and fat men dance on the salted site of their dis honourable houses. Saturday, j uly 4. Independence Day (America) Perhaps, after all, this was j u st as well f or every body concerned. We should have gained Willi am James ...

... DAY AFTER DAY D.B.WYNDHAM LEWIS -His Ducuy Sunday, July 4. Independence Day, U.S.A. (1776). Every in telligent and thinking man in Great Britain, as it appears, was strongly against the American war and the bone- headed British Ministry; a not able exception ...