Word: journey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...JOURNEY'S END?Best of the war plays...
...doubts as to whether the University polo team will compete in the Intercollegiate Polo Tournament in New York City at the end of this week were dispelled yesterday, with the announcement by Captain F. D. Sharp, polo coach, that the Harvard poloists would journey to New York on Friday to open the tournament with a game with Princeton Saturday night. It was not known whether the authorities would enter the team in this year's tourney because of its mediocre record...
...JOURNEY'S END-Fine chaps in a dugout...
...Coolidge put aside the role of "plain tourist" which he had assumed "to look around California quietly" (TIME, March 3) and became, for the first time since he left the White House, a public character performing a public function. At the request of President Hoover, he broke his homeward journey across the continent at Globe, Ariz. In state as they used to be, he and Mrs. Coolidge were escorted 30 miles out across the desert to a canyon in the Gila River. Across the canyon, backing the river up into a 25-mile-long lake...
...march to the Holy Land, recapture Jerusalem, from the Turks. Once begun, for more than 300 years the Crusades went on; 2,000,000 men, women, children died because of them. The only really successful Crusade was the first, the one Author Lamb tells about: "... a migration, and a journey, and war. All kinds of people joined the marchers, lords and vagabonds, weapon men and peasants, proud ladies and tavern drabs. ... On the shoulders of their jackets they wore a cross, sewn out of cloth, and because of this they were called the cruciati, or cross-bearers." The Turks called...