The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 4

-——— NATIONS JOIN IN SERVICE AT PLYMOUTH ROCK Observe Three-Hundredth An- niversary of Landing of Pil- Grims—Lodge the Orator. PLYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. 1.—On the shore of Plymouth Ray, where “the breaking waves dashed bieh” when the Pilgrims set foot on Pty- mouth Rock on December %, 1620, their descendants joined with other diftinguished men of thin generation in America, Great Britain and Hol- Jand in observing to-day with dus adlemnity the terrentenary of thetr landing. ‘The orator was Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Daniel Webster delivered the famous “Plymouth Ora- tion” at the two hundredth annivers- ary. ‘The official party, in addition to thie epeakers of the day, included official representatives of Great Britain and Holland, several New England Gov- ¢rnors, members of the New England Judiciary, Senator Oscar W. Under- wood of Alabama, and members of Patriotic societies, including the 6o- ciety of Mayflower Descendants, The presiding officer was Louis K. Lig- gett of Boston, Chairman of the Massachusetts Pilgrim Torcentenary Commission. An address was delivered by Gov. Calvin Coolidge and a poem, “1620- 1920” was read by Dean LeBaron R. Briggs of the faculty of Arts and Bctences of Harvard University. Hymns appropriate to the oocasion ‘wore sung, including the “Landing of the Pilgrims” by Mrs. Felicia Hemans. Senator Lodge gave « scholarly outiine of the Pilgrim story and tn drawing from it & lesson for present- |: day America he pointed out that “they eet character first,” “sought to give man freedom both In bedy and mind” and “tried 4o reduce the sum of human misery.” The underlying and lasting causes which made the action of the Pil- grims a decisive event in history,” said Senator Lodge, “seem to me to be not what they did with their ships and farms, their trade and their fish- from ite granite bese in 1776 and wos hauled by a yoke of oxen to Town Square, Ultimately the broken parte eries, but with their minds and with whether we agree with (heir theology or with thelr forms of Christian wor- . That which counted then and has counted ever gince set the spiritua) above the material To the Pilgrims th law of progress was unknown. they faced the world as they found under & monumental canopy In connection with the Pig oentennary Committes's work, shore ling is being restored an aay ap possible to its aspect at the ume of the Pilgrim's arrival 300 years ago | Ne and @ hew monumental canopy is to Dec, 21,—Increaned. pas- “| senger fare rates became effective on| the lines of the New Yor Central and Hee + THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY, DECEMBER a1, 1920. 4 RAIL FARE RATES BOOSTED. H. Put New Hudson at 2 P.M. York Central increases went into effect At noon and those of the Delaware and Under the new rates, Eftect. the Interstate Commerce © the 20 per cent. increase bring | Up to 3.6 cents a mile, compared with 3 & mile wuthorized py the Director al or, and alesping car rates, were advanced 60 per cent., th ‘ork State yesterday, Tho New becoming effective ti {t and did their best.” Plymouth Kock was moved yester- day and broke in the process. old one caused origin- ally_when_the rook was separated | be bullt. it was while excavating for this work that the rock was moved the ancient cement gave way and the two parts separated so that ght could be seen between them, Me Gibbon & €a. | to. I 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. , ONG DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENOB MAHOGANY BEDS There is an indefinable charm about uaint Beds in Solid Mahogany ctive and Exclusive Models. BED COVERING WOOL BLANKETS—Winter weight. priced. COLONIAL 8.95 Heretofore 13.95 “Plain colors, long sleeves. Double bed 80 x 90 in. 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