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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1924

Page

5

Re-reading a Will to Update for Changing Conditions

A person regularly rereads his will to ensure that any changing circumstances are accounted for, confirming that provisions remain appropriate and valid over time. The habit reflects careful planning and forethought about possible future events.

Bristol Braves Break South Kingston Title In Rough State Final

Bristol defeats South Kingston 27 to 23 at Peacedale to win the state professional basketball title. Coggeshall and Drummey starred for Bristol. Davis and Marks led South Kingston. Referee Howard repeatedly called fouls as the game grew physical and fans urged order.

Bristol, Town South Kingston Peacedale Howard Bristol Coggeshall Drummey Davis Marks South Kingstown Bristol SO Kingstown Tinkoff Martin Bisbane Davis Cogweshall Marks Geisler Wilbur Negrelli Kenney Bisbane Geisler Martin

Bowling Scores and Schedule from American Legion League

The Gardoons beat Trouble Makers two strings and Shieks defeated No Bananas on YMCA alleys. Matches will start at 7 45 each evening and players are urged to report by 7 30 to avoid delays. Rules are being drafted and will be posted soon.

American Legion Gardoons Shieks

Joint installation of American Legion Kearney Post and Auxiliary

The American Legion Kearney Post and its Auxiliary hold a joint installation at G A R Hall at 8 pm with Department officers en route visiting for the first time to the Post. Mrs Edna Davos acts as Auxiliary installing officer. after the ceremony a social hour and light refreshments follow. 1924 dues urged.

American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Edna Davos First Department

Greater Providence Boy Scouts meet and Bristol events listed

The seventh annual Leaders conference of the Greater Providence Council Boy Scouts of America will be in Providence this evening and tomorrow with Bristol troops attending. Bristol patrol leaders should report in uniform at 6 15 PM. A hike is planned tomorrow morning with reporting by 7 30 PM at the local scout headquarters. The final conference session is at 3 PM tomorrow. Bristol delegates should leave by 1 20 PM. First Bristol Troop marks its 11th anniversary January 16 with a play Parents Night. organized December 31 1912, the event includes inspections, a social, and refreshments. Second Troop formed a Panther Patrol with Max Phenes as acting leader. Fourth Troop held meetings for patrol reorganization. Third troop plans new officers and recruiting next week. The annual scout bazaar is set for Grand Army Hall starting January 12 and running Saturdays through March 1. Hikes are planned and a Hare and Hound chase Sunday at 9 30 from the Scout Building.

Greater Providence Council Boy Scouts of America Providence Bristolroops Bristol Max Phenes Grand Army Hall Tomore

Legislature Approves 48 Hour Work Week Proposals and Hospital Fund

The Rhode Island General Assembly screens numerous bills including a $100,000 appropriation for a Soldiers' Home hospital. Senate and House members push a 48 hour work week for women and children, with provisions on night work for young workers. A Senate plan also calls for Senate reorganization by population with safeguards for towns and cities.

General Assembly Coggeshall Soldiers’ Home Congress Senate Senator Powers Cumberland House James F. Lavander E. C. Brown Providence Lavander Brown Massachusetts Powers

The Virginian shines in biggest western epic on screen

E P Schulberg presents The Virginian based on the Owen Wister work with a star cast including Kenneth Harlan Florence Vidor Russell Simpson Pat O Malley and Raymond Hatton The film is billed as the great romance and epic drama destined to thrill an audience of millions. Wednesday offers Napoleon and Josephine from G B Samuelson noted for its historical scope and lavish spectacles.

E. P. Schulberg The Virginian Owen Wister Kirke la Shelle Kenneth Harlan Florence Vidor Molly Russell Simpson Trampas Pat O'Malley Steve Raymond Hatton Shorty G. B. Samuelson Napoleon Josephine Europe Waterloo Moscow

Camporiale Camporiale Petition For Adoption In Bristol

Michele Camporiale and Mattia Camporiale petition the Bristol Rhode Island probate court to adopt Francis Gould born May 22 1917 in Newport and change his name to Frank Camperiale. Parents are unknown for six years. Hearing set for March 3 1924 with publication in Bristol Phoenix for three weeks.

Bristol Michael Camporiale Francis Gould Probate Court Town OF Michele Camporiale Rhode Island Mattia Camportale James Gould Mary Shea Newport Frank Camperiale Witnees Luigi Depasquale Bristol Phoenix John W. Church

Appleby Marries Farrington in Providence

Everett Sayles Appleby Jr of East Providence marries Bertha Farrington in Providence on January 1, officiated by Rev. Loring B. Chase.

Appleby—Farrington Providence Loring B. Chase Everett Sayles Appleby, Jr East Miss Bertha Farrington

Saxon Wedding Ring Survives Fashion Shifts

The plain gold Saxon ring endures fashion changes and survived history's debates. At Queen Mary I of England’s marriage to Philip II of Spain, officials debated gem setting, but she herself chose a simple hoop of gold, aligning with other maidens.

Mary England Philip of Spain Bfary

Bristol Y M C A Dinner Highlights Race Prejudice Discussion

Bristol Y M C A Members' Council bi monthly dinner at Rockwell Hall Bristol heard committee reports and praised the Radio Club and Employed Boys Club led by George S Pailthorpe. Charles A Griffin entertained and a forum on personal liberty urged against race prejudice with plans to recruit Italian and Portuguese youths. A membership committee was formed for next meeting January 17.

Rockwell Hall Bristol Bristol “Y Charles A. Griffin Providence Radio Club George S. Pailthorpe Griffin Holm Bristol Y. M. C. A Europe A. M. Merriman John E. Robinson O. G. Boynton Henry Wood Edward Sutcliffe Anton Silva Daniel Frietas John Ruggerio Dr. Merriman Ladies’ Committee Mr. Griffin Frank Remieres Sidney Dunbar

Officers Installed at Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12

Officers-elect of Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12 I O O F were installed at Odd Fellows Hall by District Deputy President Miss Mary Simister of Warren. Committees appointed include Supper Social Finance and more. Retiring Noble Grand Annie Seymour received a Past Noble Grand collar and P N G jewel. Turkey supper served. Celestia Lodge Warren guests. plates set for 150.

Reba Rebekah Odd Fellows Mary Simister Warren Grand Lodge Meta A. Williston Barbara S. LeClair Minnie T. Card Benjamin Dorstrom George L. Crown Lillian Magee Harriett

Revere Lantern Credit Sparks Historic Debate

The dispute over who signaled Revere's midnight ride centers on Robert Newman and John Pulling. Historians largely credit Newman as the North Church sexton who placed the lanterns, though Pulling is also named by some sources.

Revere Paul Revere Old North Church Boston Robert Newman Sexton John Pulling Newman

Woman Inspector Enforces BC Wage Law For Women

The British Columbia government appoints a special woman inspector to visit all workplaces employing women to ensure compliance with minimum wage legislation and lawful treatment.

British Columbia

Grease Spot Removal Method for Leather Goods

The article explains treating a grease stain on leather by moistening around the stain then applying a rubber solution used for puncture repairs. After a few minutes the rubber layer can be peeled away, removing the grease absorbed by the rubber and leaving little or no stain confined to the treated area.

Napoleon's Breeches Tale From Seventeenth Century Anecdote

The tale recalls Napoleon saying a hero never wore same breeches twice and an aide, Bayle, handed him yesterday's breeches. Napoleon then opened a window and threw them to the sentinel, declaring these are for you. The anecdote appears in the Revue des Deux Mondes.

Napoleon Mr. Bayle Revue Des Deux Mondes

North River name linked to lower Hudson by early Dutch

The term North river designates the Hudson's lower stretch between Manhattan and New Jersey used since early Dutch settlements. It ran north of New Jersey settlements, paralleling the Delaware as the South river in Dutch colonial usage.

North River Hudson New Jersey Manhattan Jerseys Delaware South River

Numerous Breeds Define Leading Dog Shows

Authorities list 51 breeds as the category at major dog shows under recognized kennel clubs. These breeds comprise the varieties used in ordinary vocations or sports.

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Hot Springs Springshouse and Warm Waters Feature

Hot Springs Arkansas hosts twelve springs on ten acres with waters ranging from 76 to 157 degrees Fahrenheit. The springs are credited with aiding chronic diseases and host the Army and Navy General Hospital since the 1830s government reservation.

Hot Springs Ark Hot Springs Mountain Congress Army and Navy General Hospital

Forests Moderate Climates and Soil Protection

The forest service states that deforestation affects climate and soil fertility. Forests help prevent extreme temperatures, reduce soil erosion, slow floods, and enable cultivation of land that would otherwise be arid wasteland.

Forest Service

Doctor on the Green Encounters Caddie in Odd Shoe Exchange

A doctor on a golf round crosses a field with a young Black caddie. The caddie asks about shoes, saying he has none and cannot tell his size. The doctor wonders what size the boy wears, while the exchange hints at his inability to fit shoes or name a size.

Cotton Weaving Through Ages and Empire Links

Cotton weaving is one of the oldest crafts with early Indian origins 1500 years before Christ. The East Indian spun yarn and wove cloth of remarkable fineness and texture. Alexander the Great introduced the vegetable wool into Europe.

India Alexander the Great Europe

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