Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1925, Page 20

0 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON , D. €, MONDAY, -JANUARY CATHEDRAL DRIVE OPENS INNEW YORK Notables of Every Creed Par- ticipate in Move for $15,000,000. nary 19.—The cam- 600,000, with which & Cathedral of St. John LNMOUH PROVED 501 AN ENGLAN COME 8Y NI SETTLEME! N TH ‘ HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY— 77 AP s 017l 1019 ), £ss oF T 7 0 t@;‘e SUCCESS O D (/1 SHAT THE R D CLIMAT b covrp BE OVER™ DLSTRY AND THE WILDERNESS MADE TO A HOME Ve A FEW SMALL- NTS £ C VGGED £ OF NEW 5PRANG OAST, FOUNDED ORGES| EP1e contiauep PERSECUTION OF DISSENTERS FRoM | THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND LED OTHERSLIKE THE PILGRIM TO LOOK TO AMERICA AS A HAVEN OF REFUGE AMONG THESE WAS A BAND OF PEOP)E WHO DIDNOT DESIRE TO LEAVE THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND BUT DISLI The Massachusetts Colony. NEW_ %7 ENGLAND ITS ELARGORATE CEREMONIES AND WANTED TO PURIEY THE FORM OF WORSHIP, THESE PEOPLE CALLED "PURITANS 1IN 1628, IKiNG CHARLES 1, EAGER TO BE RID OF THE [PURITANS,GAVE THEM A GRANT OF LAND IN NEW [ENGLAND, AND A COMPANY WAS FORMED To PROMOTE COLONIZATION. —By J. CARROLL MANSF]ELI)E //,/////// % 7(prrRoLL— JANSFIERD i 1 Mounts, | funeral d the boom ENDICOTT WITH THE FIRST PURITAN COLON- 1STS ARRIVED AT NAUMKEAG, WHICH WAS LATER ALLED SALEM, ON SEPTEMBER b, 1628, JOINING FORCES WITH THE FEW SETTLERS HE FOUND THERE ENDICOTT SOON BECAME LEADER OF THE COLONY — * ToMORROW-GoV. ENDICOTT. Herriot’s Ameri Educational Facil Premier ng the v e the preservation of our instituti in observe the rapidity « In 1901 the New York Li tion ns.” ies in United States Appeal to Herriot, Scholar and Politician. 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A fre of this ardent youth return of ( i given by M the names of Andre Cheron-|tectural S. sco | ited the sargent, showed all leaving for the [Italy t would be strange memories that bind Harvard a e so closely together should not from the library Nationale ritish Museum Library of human | st in the world, the allic rable organ- | t given, peace Without it there [ 50 % 0 s only a regime of | still on guard tion of French s naturally By peace, there imposed unt n | jerman medals. In o war side w The favorable to us. I saw g | the King of the Belgians -1 Rare Faellities for Study. sh to see present-| o | stu a Ameri day problems solved magn Around Harvard University. of young Widener (who d e private TRAIN KILLS GIRL. ar-Old Child Strays Onto Tracks. h 1o The Sta SWOOD, W abeth Va, January Mounts, two a Baltimore ere. The child's Mre. Howard returned from the grandmother rom the home had ju w dogr ated beside the The Catholic the 1 rait the 1 . 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Relief is #mmediate and positive. It wiil rotstain, Alldruggists—35 cents. Sloan’s Liniment ~kilis pain! 15 $2.100:000 ($% For every | Dormitories for 4,000 r The " books are | ref- s already been said > to £ the buil oms rent he New York ibout 15.000 s he language of Ci There d high school Ats are beg! ro, thoug little ers [ nd persistent | ad to is lung trouble. | op them now with Creo- emulsified crec to attract seri ntile. A real poor- rialist do -ind ternity Tell d kills the germ )f all known drugs creosote recognized by the medical fra-| as the greatest h me where you costly univer. T in these r them lements which soothe and al the inflamed membranes and »p the irritation and inflamma- while the creosote goes on the stomach, is absorbed into e blood, attacks the seat of the ble and the germs that lead to ¢ troys to do he sends his oc tos. Du. Meney versity. 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