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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1917

Page

2

Editorial praise for YMCA war work motivates public support

The article urges readers to fund the YMCA relief and morale efforts for troops. It highlights hostels for soldiers in France and London, front line dugouts, English lessons, singing directors, and dedicated workers in camps. It emphasizes personal sacrifice by donors and volunteers.

Red Triangle France London Y. M C. A Camp Dix

Surprises and local notices in Bristol

Land sales and private transfers at Bay View Heights. New York visitations, store promotions, and school staffing changes are noted along with pier and harbor activity. Community events cover charity whist, church meetings, and civic organization notes.

Bristol Constabulary reorganized in Bristol meeting

The Bristol Constabulary reorganized on a military basis at last night’s meeting after drill. Dr W Fred Williams elected Captain Asa W Hathaway First Lieutenant and Robert A McCaughey Second Lieutenant all with prior military experience John Magee elected Clerk. Temporary NCOs to be appointed after competitive exams. Officers to form a committee for a revolver shooting competition prize cups donated by B Rockwell Jr and W S Davis. About 40 members attended a pre meeting address by Col H Anthony Dyer on Red Triangle work and national concerns.

Robert A. Black W. Fred Williams Bay View Heights A. C. McGilton Naomi W. McGilton New York Frederick Clarke John Post Reynolds James Finley F. E. Suzman Mayflower Vern LeRoy Rice Rhode Islands Hospital Pitts Perth Amboy National India Rubber Company Staples Coal Company Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Colt Memorial High School William A. Francis William Playton C. A Fort Rodman New Bedford Snake Line U. I. State Line Swansea Fall River Lous de Coning Newport G. A. R. Hall Babbitt ‘Woman's Relief Corps John T. Robertson Asa W. Hathaway William J. Fish Knitting Club Eva Sherman Sophie Sherman Molly Hamill Rose Clancy Isabelle James Hayman Franklin Street Taft Bristol Neck Juliet FE. Coggeshall Miss James Samuel C.wardwell James Hayman School John E. Whitley C. J. Hasbrouck Boston Women's Board of Missions American Board of Foreign Missions Bristol Harbor W. M. Partridge South Braintree Mass Trinity Church Herbert E. Manchester Wilfred Clark James F. Stoughton High Street Burton Street Violet Steen Windipeg Manitoba Thomas Funston Ladies’ Aid Society Mite Society First Baptist Church Union Street Sergt Charles R. Beals Robert W Nelson Leon J. Kenney Bristol County Equal Suffrage League Providence Benjamin Carey Justice of the Peace Philip Brady Fifth District Court Arthur Deslauriers Franklin and Thames Streets Camp Devens Bristol Ayer Camp Gordon Atlanta John A. Flynn Austin Haddad Ebert Hill Edward L. Morris John J Murphy George F Pierce Navy Y M. C Association M D. Knetland, DD State Street MFE Kneeland Reba Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Bristol Constabulary Constabulary Robert A. McCaughey John Magee B. Rockwell, Jr Davis Col. H. Anthony Dyer

Shopping Prices From The Week’s Market List

Weekly market items include Eagle Mik and Postum coffee substitutes, oats and fancy peas by can or package, corn starch and red beans by quart, sweet potatoes by pound, and pickled pigs feet by pound. Prices reflect a mid century grocery run.

New York State Alaska

Third Zeree Lecture on Federal Amendment at Pastime Theatre

Mrs Elizabeth Evans of Brookline Massachusetts will speak on the Federal Amendment next Sunday at 8 o clock in the Pastime Theatre. An authority on suffrage she advocates the federal route and is a noted lecturer. The Bristol Civic Forum sponsors the free event.

Zeree Elizabeth Evans Brookline Mass Florence Kelley R Bristol Civic Forum

Giving Till the Lord Stops Giving

A reflective poem fragment contrasts human giving with divine provision. The speaker debates ongoing generosity, hearing an approving angel advise continued giving as long as the Lord sustains it.

Pancho Villa Responds to Revolutions and Envy

The remark compares Villa’s stance on revolutions to a critique of Russians praised as big league stars. The speaker notes Villa’s view on revolutionary actions and rivalries, blending political tensions with sports language.

Pancho Villa

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