Word: journey
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Galloway, the Countess Haig, the Countess Cromer, Baron Lamington and an odd hundred of almost equally distinguished pilgrims. He led them as Subprior of the English Grand Priory of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem (TIME, Jan. 4). He will lead them on a month's journey to the ancient crusading strongholds of the order-to Jerusalem, to Bethlehem, to Jericho...
...highly successful Harvard Freshman quintet will journey to New Haven to meet an equally formidable team of Yale basketeers this evening...
...will, therefore, understand me when I tell you that, prefatory to the important engagements which I have undertaken to fulfill on my journey round the world, I have definitely decided to divest myself of all my property and form an incorporated society which will provide the necessary funds for continuing in the future the publication of the Review of the Churches, issued to the clergy of all communions, as it is now, at a heavy loss to support all movements for church unity and international peace, and further other religious and social ends...
Moving pictures, the beauty of which took the breath of the audience, illustrated the journey...
...many, a female child was born into an English family. She was christened Vera, and in due course of years she married and became the Countess Cathcart. The action of the story now comes to a time about five years ago. The Countess, leaving her wedded husband, took a journey to South Africa with the Earl of Craven. In due course Earl Cathcart divorced the Countess, naming the Earl of Craven as corespondent. There was, however, no "ever after" clause in the elopers' contract, and after a time the Earl of Craven returned to his wife and was reconciled...