... THE STAFFORDFHIRE SENTINI 7 I;: - THURSDAY. JULY '4, 1918. THE POTTERIES DISTRICT AND AMERICA. INDEPENDENCE DAY. Celebration in Stoke-on-Trent Council Chamber. AIM'. an I ntivpvitdenee Day wa, celebrated in North Staffordshire to-day, in conjunction with ...

... of Mr. Tillett and Mr. Finney from London, referred at the outset in sympathetic terms to the celebration of American Independence Day; and speaking of the War said that though they all desired the conclusion of the War, it must be a peace consistent with ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Throughout this country the Fourth of July was celebrated with marked enthusiasm. The chicf events were the baseball match at Chelsea betsiom teams of the American Army and Nary, at winch the King hamlet over a ball bearing his autograph; ...

... of the Stoke-on. Trent Council on Thursday was specially interesting, •nd was made memorable by the cougratulk Lone on Independence Day offered to President Wilson end the American Government people 11!vough Col. Bergh, the esteemed Consul for this district ...

... Fourth. (Pres a Association Special Correspondent.) BRITISH ARMY, FRANCE, Friday Received to-day. The celebration of Independence Day being an act that. bore witness to America's true national spirit of independence has given the greatest.satisfaction ...

... child was subject to in its upbringing, that it that environment Continnad at foot of, procedinz • ' STORE-ON-TRENT AND INDEPENDENCE DAY. Reply from President Wilson The Mayor of Etoke•on.Trent (Alderman W. E. Robinson) has received the following telegram ...

... MARDI:MTh CI.\RI iu thr. 1 mc,Kl.__Comedy Drama BABA LIR. Ant the Spe•ial Topical Vila.: FIGHTINti WIZ Trool.3 . ylvlkratiag Independence Day ORCIIEsTGA. CSCAL FECES. Telephone CentraL LEGAL NOTICES. R AMAMI MARTIN, Devabed. ALT. I'iRSONS haring uny CLAIM ...

... observance of Independence Day in Great Britain. With the forces of Great Britain and those of the United States flght:ng shoulder to shoulder for the supremacy of democracy and freedom, the remarkable demonstrations of Independence Day throughout the ...

... Baseball Match first sug-I seated itself to the Mayor of Stoke-on-Trent., Alderman W. E. Robinson, J.P., on American Independence Day, July 4th, when'the Ameri. can Consul. Colonel Bergh, accepted an invitation to the celebration in the- Council Chamber ...

... Conference out.ofdoors, and much local history was made, toe. The celebration arose out of the local obserr' mice of American Independence Day. On July 4th, by invitation of the Mayor, Col. Bergh, the esteemed American Consul, attended the Stoke-an-Trent• Town ...

... rather more than half the voyage. Judging be her ecuirec and speed, she ehnold reach Long Island to-utorrow, whidi ie Independence Day. The rrogranune includes a return voyw:,e on a rather mon= southerly eouree of 4.000 land mike. and. according to prerent ...

... Buzzard. With other beasts, they were let in a field for the night, and the farmer discovered them , lead the next morning. Independence Day.—The British section of the Faiglish-speaking Union is oslisbrating the 4th July this year by sending a npeesage of greeting ...