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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
3
In New York a shift from heavy period car wear to comfortable stylish outfits marks the rise of the modern motoring wardrobe. Coats, hats, and fabrics such as waterfall silk and pongee coats dominate among sporty outfits like three quarter length coats with sailor collars and crepes and velours in Empire and Norfolk styles.
The article describes blue taffeta fabrics and a Puritan style dark blue plaid dress suit for motoring. It suggests a pongee or coat, an organdy collar and cuffs, a wide belt with white buckle, and inset pleats. It also praises sun shades and carryable cold cream for a fresh, presentable appearance.
Miss Myrtle Young offers permanent wave services at 308 Ouachita Avenue with guaranteed work. Hair is made wavy, straight or stringy hair can be waved, switches created from combings dyed and renovated. Shampooing and hair goods for sale. Phone 647. News-Star Want Ads Dring resuits.
Baton Rouge July 1 report from Rev A W Turner superintendent of the Louisiana Anti-Saloon League. He says anti liquor measures now pending in the House and Senate will likely pass with teeth to protect dry parishes. He notes opposition in the House and from liquor interests but expects passage of the bills with a publicity clause and strict enforcement for dry regions.
South Bethlehem Pa June 1 The town of Shimersville recently bought by Charles M Schwab became part of the Bethlehem steel complex. The company took possession today and demolition will begin to extend the Schwab plant in a project costing about twenty five million.
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court considers the authority of a judge to suspend sentence indefinitely as the Department of Justice seeks a mandamus to compel Judge Willits of the northern Ohio Federal District Court to enforce a sentence on James J. Henegan convicted of banking law violations. The court is expected to decide today.
Monroe Union No 8i of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America meets Wednesdays in Moose Halls. H. Awl is president and W. R. Williams secretary. Monroe Nest No 1756 Order of Owls meets at Owl hall 116 DeSiard Street every Friday night. S Barrow president and 4 W Secretary appear in the fragment.
In Hume Missouri June 1 residents start Pay Up Week to settle all loans and purchase debts by Saturday. The drive aims to freshen finances and foster neighborly relations by clearing personal grudges and differences.
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