Word: easts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have a right to be heard, when I have a grievance. I view wlth considerable disfavor the phrase "Thos. Cook & Son and other panders of rubberneckery", occurring in your issue of Sept. 21, page 12, column 3. " With my late husband, I traveled extensively, both in Europe and the East, under the auspices or with the assistance of agents of Thos. Cook & Sons. Believe me, they were more often young men, harrassed by the unreasonable demands of travelers far from home, than "panders seeking to lure the unwary still further...
...empty embassy at Tokyo and the delicate situation in the Far East are calling him as soon as he can arrange to depart from Manhattan...
George E. Brennan who took the Illinois vote east to the Democratic National Convention in Manhattan 15 months ago, last week took the Governor of New York west to Chicago. He arrived in a private car with 15 backers and carried Al Smith off for a day in Chicago and a big Democratic picnic. "We asked him to come because we liked him," said Mr. Brennan affably...
...years ago (in 1875), Cardinal Manning journeyed down into the East End of London and opened a new Church and it was known as the Church of St. Boniface. For 50 years the East Enders have been contributing their pennies and their farthings and now at last St. Boniface's is free from debt and ready to be consecrated as the House of the Lord, It seemed only logical that since St. Boniface was the Apostle of Germany, a German prelate should be chosen for its consecration. But the question arose: What German, prelate or no prelate, would...
...relief force to care forthe British and French prisoners in German prison camps. After the Armistice the French Government was at pains to thank him for his ministrations, and almost six years later he was chosen to consecrate on Oct. 4, 1925, the Church of St. Boniface in the East End of London...