Fashions and Styles Seen in New York Opera Opening
An opening night review notes brilliant audience attire and a surge of oriental inspired headdresses. Descriptions cover violet chiffon headbands with pearls, turquoise accents, and Basque velvet gowns with Hercules braid, highlighting Hastern lines, fabrics, and a fusion of Far East and Renaissance influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Egypt
Hercules
The Foolish Creditor
An Admiral criticizes navy contractors who paid middlemen for graft and warns against such schemes. He compares the foolishness to a colored man owed $4 who finds the debt unpaid because interest has accumulated over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington Star
National Catholic Service School Opens in Georgetown
The National Catholic Service School is established in Georgetown LD to train women workers for reconstruction work at home and in allied European countries amid postwar challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Catholic Service School
Georgetown
LD. C
Europe
How Can Allies and Huns Agree If Justice Means Different Things
A discussion on the peace challenge after World War I notes that different nations attach different meanings to money and justice. It argues a common ground is needed for a durable treaty, cites German attitudes toward the armistice, and contrasts Allied views with German rhetoric while highlighting new shipbuilding advances using electric welding and potential labor savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell PD
Hillis
League of Nations
Perlin
Washington
Paris
London
France
Belgium
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
von Eckhardt
Mexico
Hun
Rhine
Berlin
Tegim
Comfort A. Adams
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
England
Ashtabula
America
Electric Welding Committee
Beatty May Visit U S With British Fleet
London reports the British admiralty favors a large part of Admiral Sir David Beatty's fleet visiting the United States after peace is signed. No date is fixed. the visit would precede tours of British dominions once the war ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
David Beatty
United States
Rivetless Steel Ship Proposal Draws Expert Support
The Electrical Welding Committee of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, with eighty-two metallurgical and electrical experts, endorses rivetless construction. After experiments they propose a 9,300 ton freighter built entirely by electric welding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency
Leet Corporation
Elec
Zemo Offers Quick Relief For Itching Skin Woes
A Cleveland based product by The E. W. Rose Co. claims zemo cures acne eczema itch pimples and rashes. The antiseptic liquid supposedly clears skin fast with overnight fade for minor blemishes and does not stain or feel greasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Notice of Sale by Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company will, at 10:00 a.m. January 24, 1919, sell at its Monroe Louisiana freight house five crates and three cases of roasted coffee by public outcry for cash. The coffee arrived January 4, 1918, consigned to O. P. Slack, Monroe, Louisiana, and has been uncalled for. Proceeds pay freight and storage, with any balance held for the owner. H. E. Boyle, Agent. 12-6-St-10d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Monroe
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
State of Louisiana
Bomont Sour Lake Western Railroad Company
Globe Coffee Company
Houston
Texas
O. P. Slack
Consignor
Consignee
Notice of Coca Cola Bottling Property in Ouachita Parish
Under Act 156 of 1916 the Ouachita Coca Cola Bottling Co. publishes a notice warning that bottles cases trays and related packaging bearing Coco Cola or Ouachita Cola names are property of the company and may be used exclusively by it Monroe Louisiana. The notice lists bottle and case markings and dates of publication with J A BIEDENHARN as president and a 30 day deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ouachita Coca Cola Company
Ouachita Coco Cola Bottling Company
Monroe
Louisiana
Coco Cola
Coco Cola Botting
Opechita
Coco Cola Bottling Co
Seltzer
Syphon
Ouachita
Coco Cola Bottling Company
Monroe Bottling Company
Ouachita Valley Bottling Works
Ouachita Coco Cola Co
J. A. Biedenharn
Pres
Ouachita Coco Cola Bottling Co
Shoulder Arms at Lyceum Theatre
Chaplin in his second million-dollar comedy Shoulder Arms at the Lyceum Theatre today. The Doughboy character causes comic chaos during a mock hike and in the trenches as he learns where to place his feet, mixing humor with war parody and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Lyceum
Seizure and Sale of Studebaker Car in Monroe Court
In the Seventh District Court of Richland Parish Louisiana Dixie Securities Corporation v J W Heme number 4746 a writ of seizure and sale directs Sheriff T A Gint to sell at the courthouse front steps Monroe on Saturday December 28 1918 a Studebaker Six 18 Series Touring car motor 24767 and car 224535 in cash without appraisement to satisfy the writ and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Parish of Richland
Seventh District Court
Dixie Securities Corporation
J. W. Heme
Monroe
Louisiana
Studebaker
T. A. G!nt
Laac.h
Shoulder Arms at Lyceum Theatre Today
Charlie is gifted limburger cheese and biscuits by someone back home in Shoulder Arms and misreads it as enemy bait, halting a Hun assault. The Chaplin comedy is scheduled for today at the Lyceum Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Lyceum Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgette
Whittier
Ecclesiastical In Design
Chicago
McCall
THE
Mecall Company
San Francisco
Boston
Atlanta
Toronto
Beatty
U.S
H. E. Boyle
Pershing
RED Cros
Red
Cross
Christrcs
Red Cross
Charlie Chaplin
Army
Nulon
Exelento Medicine
Atlanta, GA
Ooyrig
Bond
Handigan’s Perfumery
Mary Garden Perfumery
Djer
Kiss
Chase & Collens Co., Ltd
Rexall