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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1918
Page
3
Local K style retailer advertises a fall sale with silk and satin dresses 10 to 15 dollars, children's dresses in gingham and plaid coats from three to six dollars, plus velvet and broad cloth options. Also features crepe de chine waists, voiles, silk skirts and J C C corsets at various low prices.
Back Pak Specialty Sample Store announced operations involving Gilmer Bros. Co. in a brief business notice. The item notes partnership or supplier relation and local retail context without further details on terms or dates.
Berne August 12. The Congress of Oppressed Nations in Prague issued a joint revolutionary proclamation calling for world democracy and equal rights under international law. Delegations from Slovakia Hungary Poland Croatia Serb groups and others attended, while Austrian authorities censored coverage and made arrests amid protests.
A meeting was dispersed after a continual clash between the crowd and police. Unknown hands adorned linden trees with emblems signaling Slav fraternity.
A new presidential decree in France requires price placards in restaurants in towns over 3 000 inhabitants. The measure aims to shield American soldiers and workers from inflated charges and aids the food ministry in price control. A report cited a case where melon price was unmarked, resulting in a high profit margin.
American YMCA workers attached to the Moroccan division of the French army showed heroism during the Marne salient offensive. They helped the wounded under shell and machine gun fire, carried water and food, acted as interpreters, and received praise for extraordinary under fire conduct. Named for display: R. H. Bacon of New York, Frank Hamilton of Buffalo, S. H. Bush of Iowa City, Ray Coyle of Berkeley, and William Murray of Brooklyn.
In France on July 26 the American expeditionary forces organized a military police corps to replace traffic police and guards. It will be limited to a percentage of all troops and begins with three lieutenant colonels eleven majors and 88 captains plus its own training depot.
The operation specializes in testing repairing and recharging storage batteries. It maintains a full stock of battery parts new batteries and rental batteries to support rapid service.
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