Word: abbeys
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...closely contested practice game on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon, the lacrosse team received a 3 to 2 defeat at the hands of the Boston Lacrosse Club. Sullivan and Salter shot the goals for the University, while Gustafson contributed two and Abbey one of the visitor's tallies. The team will close its full season with a second contest with the Boston Lacrosse Club on November...
...their leader, Charles E. Hughes, some 400 U. S. men of law trooped into Westminster Abbey, London, found chairs reserved for them In Poet's Corner. Though not yet offi- cially the guests of the English Bench and Bar, the visitors' presence was recognized by a sermon on Fundamentalism vs. Modernism, their native religious issue...
Died. The Right Reverend Leo Haid, 75, Bishop of North Carolina, Dean of the Catholic Hierarchy of America, Abbot of Belmont Cathedral Abbey; at Charlotte, N. C. Ordained in 1872, Bishop Haid was the oldest Catholic prelate in America...
...outraged the laws of our Divine Lord and whose treatment of women violated Christian principles of Purity and Honor should not be commemorated in Westminster Abbey...
...George Gordon Lord Byron, English poet, was refused by Bishop Ryle, Dean of Westminster. Wrote the Bishop to the London Times: "Byron, partly by his own openly dissolute life and partly by the influence of licentious verse, earned a world-wide reputation for immorality. Among English-speaking people, Westminster Abbey primarily stands to witness for Jesus Christ...