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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
15
A Plymouth tercentenary gathering recalls the Pilgrims 1620 legacy, urging balance between rights and duties while weighing progress and pessimism in a postwar world. Speakers compare 19th century ideals with modern realities, stressing public duty and resilience.
A lecture on the Pilgrims from 1620 to 1920 frames their voyage as a bold, enduring quest for religious freedom and democratic principle. Democracy, law, and conscience emerged from the Mayflower compact, while faith and perseverance turned Plymouth into a spiritual beacon and guide for modern civilization.
Senator Lodge argues that prior hopes in international law failed as Germany’s total war overwhelmed unprepared nations. He asserts German mastery of organization and tech, and claims Britain and France stood ready to oppose only after invasion. The speech contends U S entry was forced by German aggression.
Governor Coolidge delivered a concise, characterful tribute to the Pilgrims marking a three century milestone. He spoke of their courage and perseverance shaping American character and ideals.
Hartford observes the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing with an official state program at Parsons Theatre. Yale professor Williston Walker delivered the address as part of statewide church school and historical society events. Governor Holcomb sent a letter to students while Simeon Baldwin presided.
New York officials activate special police reserves to guard celebrations marking the 30th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing. Police Inspector William J. Lahey ordered readiness as flags of the United States Great Britain and Holland are expected to fly.
The annual Christmas party for 156 small children will be held this afternoon in Jacob Sleeper Hall by the College of Liberal Arts girls at Boston University. Children from across the city will arrive by automobile and be cared for by the hosts. A large decorated tree with presents, Christmas fairies, the college choir singing carols, and Santa Claus distributing gifts and candy are planned.
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