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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1917

Page

3

War aims and democracy in the Great Struggle

A letter from Bristol, R. I., dated April 6 1917, argues that the United States must join the Allied war effort to defend democracy. It cites President Wilson’s stance against Prussian despots and asserts self governed nations resist covert aggression, urging full support for the Entente and the fight for liberty and world peace.

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Star Theatre Tonight Attracts Silent Screen Lineup

This evening at the Star Theatre show includes Baby Marie Osborne in Shadows and Sunshine last episode Wrist Watches five acts two acts free chocolates as usual Wednesday features William S Hart in The Return of Drawn Egan five reels Charlie Chaplin double billed His Married Life two acts Charles Richman in The Shark's Nest two acts Fay Tincher in The Lady Drummer Keystone two act comedy Thursday brings Robert Edeson Naomi Childers in Fathers of Men Friday presents William Farnum.

Star Theatre Marie Osborne Beatrice Fairfax William S. Hart Drawn Egan Charlie Chaplin Biilé West Charles Richman Keystone Robert Edeson Naomi Childers Vitagraph William Farnum

Annual Corporation Meeting at St Michael's Church

The annual meeting of the corporation elected officers and delegates with Benin Warden Dr Earen Willans and J. Best among key figures. The meeting adjourned to May 5 with elections of treasurer, finance and standing committees and acknowledgments to officers, choir, sexton and assistant sexton for their service.

Cordial Ivo HA Phaale Ggeshall Saat Hanimously Pailthorpe Tie Eubot Rockwell J. ‘Arrally John Best James I. Rébertson C. B. Brigham George ‘Pailthorpe Thomas Ashton C. H. ‘Sparks S. Wesley Gladding Conyosation Edward Bunn John Best Joseph Bottomley John Pailthorpe Rae Pailthorpe Eating T Thomas Ashton H. J. Newman C. B F. F. Gladding Winthrop DeWolf C. B. Rockwell Col. S. Colt George E. ‘Leighton C. B. Rock J Homas Ashton George Pailthorpe L. F. Keating

Trinity parish annual meeting elects church officers

At the parish annual meeting Rev. Charles E. McCoy presided as officers were elected. Senior Warden Charles W. Young. Junior Warden Benjamin M. MacDougall. vestrymen LeB. Bradford H. V. Mayo B. M. MacDougall W. N. Burgess Samuel Kinder F. A. Ingraham J. H. Young Harry I. Young William L. Manchester Charles W. Wall Pardon R. Kenney Chester R. Burgess. Delegates to Diocesan Convention LeB. Bradford H. V. Mayo B. MacDougall Charles W. Young Pardon Kenney. Alternates W. Burgess F. A. Ingraham Sinder J. H. Young William L. Manchester. Delegates to Convocation Merton A. Cheesman George L. Drowne Jr Norman R. Hathaway Pardon R Kenney F. A. Ingraham. Treasurer of the Trust Fund B. M. MacDougall. General Treasurer Frank A. Ingraham Auditor LeB. Bradford Clerk William L. Manchester. Treasurers reports were received and filed.

Corporation of Trinity Parish Charles E. McCoy Charles W. Young Benjamin M. McDougall Leb. Bradford H. V. Mayo B. M. MacDougall W. N. Burgess Samuel Kinder F. A. Ingraham J. H. Young Harry I. Young William L. Manchester Charles W

Easter Weather Shifts From Snow to Sunny Churchgoers Enjoy Spring Day

Rhode Island residents faced a snowy surprise one morning with six inches on the ground, then woke to a clear sky and mild warmth for Easter services. The day then ended with sun returning and snow rapidly melting as crowds attended church and enjoyed springtime revelry.

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Naval Reserves Depart on Serious Trip to Charlestown Navy Yard

The First Division Bristol Nilserves comprising 42 men and two officers left on a Prefit train for Charlestown Navy Yard to begin submarine operations aboard the Virginia. Crowds gathered as relatives watched, a cigars gift from Council President E. Howe was given, and whistles saluted the train. The Bristol and Providence divisions along with other units muster about 700 men under Lieut. Samuel H. Pillan.

Charlestown “Navy Yard Virginia Borens Gheer Naval Council E. Howe Cranston Richard R. Cornell Bristol Rey B. Cook Sorhtasnding Gig Carpenter Cyrus Aaneackson Nathaniel Herreshoff, Jr Georgearshall Carl Butters Bedjamite Carnes Elendore Cartier Percy Dakin Beatle Farr George Ingraham Alfred Lemaire Roderick McDonald James Murphy Charles Pardey John Pardey Paul Tommaro John Warren Walter Collins Harold W. Manchester L. J. Warren Robert W. Watts Alfred J. Seven Charles John Gilbert Howard H. Eaton James M. Muir Harry J. Wickes Preston Hall William H. Slocum Herman Tansier George Harris Charles B. Cole Hope Street Constabulary Colt Memorial High School Providence East Providence Union Tation Newport

Sound Steamer Concord Stranded and Recovered

The Concord of the Colonial line ran onto Hog Island shoals while en route from New York to Providence. Capt Crandall located the disabled steamer after hours of searching Narragansett Bay and towed it to safety, transferring 200 passengers to the Sagamore and escorting them ashore through a heavy snowstorm yesterday afternoon.

Concord Colonial Line New York Providence Hog Island O. M. Crandall Narragansett Bay Sagamore Prudence Island Half Way Rock Dyer Island Gould Island Constitution Street Sandy Point

Asquith Shifts on Woman Suffrage in War Era Debate

In the House of Commons on March 28 Herbert Henry Asquith, once an anti suffrage foe, argued for prompt electoral reforms including woman suffrage. Bonar Law supported the cause as did Premier Lloyd George, with both praising women's war work and urging women to have a voice in postwar reconstruction. The motion passed by a 279 majority.

Herbert H. .Asquith England House of Commons Asquith Bonar Law Mr. Asquith Lloyd George

West Point Graduation for Basil Harrison Perry

Basil Harrison Perry son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Perry of New Haven and former local resident has graduated from the West Point Military Academy in New York. He ranked high in the senior class and received commission as a second lieutenant. Perry is a Colt Memorial High School graduate class of 1910 and is related to Rt Rev James DeWolf Perry Bishop of Rhode Island.

Basil Harrison Perry Charles W. Perry New Haven West Point Military Academy West Point N. Y Perry Mr. Perry Colt Memorial High School James DeWolf Perry Rhode Island

Take out that little 25c ad in Phoenix

A daily call from the Phoenix office urges readers to place a 25 cent advertisement for buying or selling. The message promises easy tasks and quick results through the low cost classified section.

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