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Gregory (ST surnamed Illuminator)

ST., surnamed Illuminator, the founder of the Armenian Church; born in Valarshabad, Armenia. about 257. He was of the royal Parthian race of the Arsacidæ, and son of Anak, Publishers' Photo Service OVERLOOKING GRANADA FROM A PORCH OF THE ALHAMBRA © Publishers' Photo Service Photo, H. T. Cowling, Courtesy of National Park Service THE CANON FROM RIM ROAD, GRAND CANON NATIONAL PARK, ARIZONA Ewing Galloway GRAPEFRUIT, A VALUABLE PRODUCT IN FLORIDA AND OTHER SOUTHERN STATES Publishers' Photo Service CITY OF ATHENS, AS SEEN FROM THE ACROPOLIS Publishers' Photo Service THE PARTHENON AT ATHENS MALTON Photo by Ewing Galloway VESSELS LOADING AT CLEVELAND, OHIO, WITH A CARGO OF STEEL RAILS, WHICH WILL BE UNLOADED AT A CANADIAN PORT ON LAKE SUPERIOR Photo, Colonial Press HARBOR OF FORT WILLIAM, HEAD OF CANADIAN NAVIGATION ON LAKE SUPERIOR AND GRAIN PORT FOR THE CANADIAN WEST British and Colomal Press CONSTRUCTION ON THE NEW WELLAND CANAL, AT HOMER. WIDTH, 80 FEET; GATES COMPLETED, 81.6 FEET HIGH GREGORY OF TOURS GRENADA an murderer of Chosrov I., King of Armenia. For this crime the whole family was slain save himself. He owed his escape to a Christian nurse, who secretly conveyed him, when he was 2 years old, Presbyterian University of Clarksville, to Cæsarea, in Cappadocia, her native town. He there married a Christian, the University of Texas. Admitted to American lawyer and public official; born