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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

4

Stars on Memorial Trees Living Monuments on King's Highway

Arbor Day planting by the American Legion created 808 shade trees along the Kings Highway in St Louis. Each tree bears a gold star with the hero’s name unit and service engraved to honor 308 Missouri lads who died in World War I. Mothers helped place the stars on theEuropean sycamores sweet gums and green oaks lining the parkway.

King’s Highway St. Louis Missouri American Legion

Record of Charles Barrett West Point Honor Man 1922

Charles J Barrett rose from buck private in 1917 to the top ranking cadet at West Point as honor man for the class of 1922. He served in France with the 29th division and led as regimental commander editor of the school magazine and chairman of the board of governors. He earned high honors after four years of study and activity.

West Point Charles J. Barrett Military Academy Barrett France

Marshal Foch Faces Slur as Time Is Tight

A Paris incident tells how Marshal Ferdinand Foch confronted a rude janitor who refused to guide a blind veteran to the wounded soldiers institute. The veteran sought help, and Foch declared the janitor’s duty to assist the blind, highlighting compassion and duty.

Ferdinand Foch France American Legion Paris Marshal Foch

Memorial Trees Planted for World War Veterans

The Washington post of the American Legion planted 530 memorial trees for veterans who gave their lives in the World War. During Memorial Day exercises wreaths shaped like the Legion insignia and American flags will be placed on each tree.

Shington D. C American Legion Legion

Slim Enlists With Marine Implied By Letter Read

In a bunkhouse exchange Stim notes a man named Slim opts to join the Marines after a quarrel with his girlfriend. Slim reveals he wrote a recruiting letter to sounds serious and shows her a reply offering two to four year enlistment. She pushes for four years, but Slim questions whether she really cares. The Leatherneck.

Stim Slim Jane

Sword-Fish Schooners: Fastest Sailboats and Fierce Hunters

Swordfish schooners are the fastest sailing fishing boats, built to chase a swift adversary. A spear crewman stands in the pulpit to strike at fish, line trailing from a tub as swordfish bolt away. Fish can fetch up to $40, though the life is hard amid Atlantic seas. Swordfish roam widely, common off the North American coast, averaging seven feet but reaching 12 to 15 feet. The weapon spear is used to harpoon prey and even to attack whales.

Sword-Fish Atlantic North American

Bello-Pacifist Sparks Bitter Debate Over Wells

French publicist Stephen Lauzanne compares H G Wells to a belligerent man who marriage ceremony proves a farce. He recalls Wells at the altar snorting and jeering during the vows provoking laughter and tension.

H. G. Wells Europe Stephen Lauzanne Wells Henry Jane

Christmas Play Goose Carving Embarrassment

A mother in a Christmas play struggles to carve a goose on stage. The breast bone slips free twice as audience laughter grows. The father delivers the comic line Did you ever see such a goose, ending the moment in fits of laughter.

Plugging Out

A Kentucky man recounts meeting a Cincinnati native who wished to see a tobacco field and especially enjoy the moment of plugging out in the harvest, as described in Way side Tales.

Kentucky Cincinnati

Broadening View of Statesman Requires World Geography

A statesman must be a profound student. Senator Sorghum notes that politics now demands knowledge beyond the home state. Campaigners once relied on maps of their state, but global geography expertise is now essential.

Sorghum

London to Open World’s Largest Reservoir at Littleton

London will build a massive artificial reservoir at Littleton within about two years. It will hold 6.5 billion gallons of water, supply London for a month, and cover 800 acres of surface area.

London Littleton

The Hundredth Chance and The Rattlesnake at Star Theatre

Star Friday and Saturday feature The Hundredth Chance by Stoll Film Corporation with Den nis Neilson Terry as Lord Saltash and Mary Glynn as Maud Brian plus The Rattler aka The Rattlesnake with J P McGowan in a western thriller. Monday and Tuesday show Louise Glaum in Sex directed by Fed Niblo with Irving Cummings and Myrtle Stedman in supporting roles.

Stoll Film Corporation of America Ethel M. Dell Stoll Lord Saltash Dennis Neilson Terry Ellen Terry Mr. Terry Saltash Mary Glynn Maud Brian Sydney Seaward Jack Bolton Fine Norwood Maud Mr Norwood Sherlock Holmes Fed Niblo Miss Glaum Irving Cummings William Conklin Myrtle Stedman Pegg Pearce

Upcoming Events Schedule for Local Clubs and Churches

A series of community events listed by clubs and churches. Activities include a home made articles sale on October 14 by the Girls' Club at Vestry of State Street M E Church, an Italian Hall fair on October 20 and 21 by Societa Santa Maddalena, a Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel fundraiser with moving pictures on October 29 by St Ruita's Catholic Girls' Club, a November 14 anniversary dance by St Rita's Girls Club, and a November 22–25 Second Annual Bazaar hosted by Bristol Council No 379 K of C at the Council Home on State Street.

Girls’ Club State Street M E Church Wood Street Societa Santa M Maddalena Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel St Ruita’s Catholic Girls’ Club St. Rita's Girls Club Italian Hall Bristol Council No 379 K. of C Council

Estate of Mary A Coggeshall Probate Notice

An instrument in writing purports to be the last will of Mary A Coggeshall late of Bristol presented for probate. The matter is set for November 6 1922 at 10 30 o clock A M in the Probate Court Room Bristol for consideration and notice is ordered to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.

Mary Ancongeshalli Mary A. Coggeshall Bristol Probate Court Room Sata Bristol Phoenix Jose Cbn i . Church Rose Federico Frances Federico Theresa Federico Aniello Federico Amelia Federico Ambrogio Federico Rose Frances Heresa Aniellao Bourn Street John B Pearce John B. Pearce Michael Lannagan John W Church

State of Bristol Probate Notice for Emily French’s Estate

The Bristol probate court notes the seventh account of Emily French ward’s estate filed by Industrial Trust. A hearing is set for November 6 1922 at 10 30 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol and notice is ordered to be published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.

Brist Emily French Industrial ‘Trust eSte Ward Bristol Bristol Phoenix John, W. Church

Probate notices from Bristol ward and voccia estate

Probate Court notices from Bristol dated Sept 27 1922 announce final accounts and resignations for Ellen F Kenney ward and Aniello Voccia will admission and executor bond filing. Public claims must be filed within six months. executrix Domenica Palumbo Noccia named.

Bristol R. L Aniello Voccia Sal Bristol John Church Cler Domenica Palumbo Noccia Town OF Ellen F. Kenney

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