Word: staying
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Parades, speeches, photographings, all were occasioned by the visit of the U. S. Fleet to New York. After maneuvers in the Caribbean (TIME, March 23) 116 battleships, cruisers, destroyers, carrying 2,277 officers and some 30,000 sailors had reached New York for a 16-day stay...
...hundred Bowery bummers signed and sent a petition to Salvation Army authorities last week: "We, the undersigned, wish Isabella Austin to stay on the Bowery. She did a lot for us while she was here and we do not want to lose her." The girl, 19, blond, slim, small, cheery, had been giving street talks along the Bowery the past three months, had led many a corner prayer. But the strict Salvation Army rule, that workers must be frequently shifted to new localities, was behind her instructions to proceed to Morristown, N. J. Her orders not rescinded, she reported there...
...like America very much. More than England? I doubt it. After all, home is home. But when I'm in England, I want to get back to America, and when I'm back here, I'm dying to get back to England. I don't like to stay in one place very long, anyhow. You might say I am almost cosmopolitan...
Professor Kellogg will spend some months in England studying and visiting many well-known mathematicians. From there he will journey to Geneva, Switzerland; from which throughout the remainder of his stay abroad he will make excursion study trips to Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, Poitiers, Rome, Hungary, and Poland. In each of these places he will visit famous professors of mathematics and will study...
...Stay-at-home Englishmen have never seen a "forest" in the U. S. sense, but use this term to describe any large wooded estate, often with turf underfoot as smooth and impeccable as a lawn tennis court...