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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
5
The Annual June Clearance Sale of De Pinna summer apparel for boys girls and misses is announced for a forthcoming date. Local shoppers are urged to watch for store advertisements and opening details as new stock is showcased.
The notice announces a three day sale on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday June 12 13 and 14 offering De Pinna Spring and Summer stock at prices below regular. The event targets private and boarding school closings and promises a favorable opportunity to complete a summer wardrobe.
Summer dresses of imported linens and cottons in sizes 5 to 14 years priced at 3.75 to 7.50 after discount. White French linen and striped handkerchief linen waists for girls aged 10 to 14 reduced from 15.00 to 3.75 or 6.50.
Imported linen outfits for girls aged 14 to 15 years now priced at 9.75 for skirts 4.75 for outing styles. Knit and jersey suits sized 14 to 15 years reduced to 19.50 and 27.50 with sport coats 14 to 18 years at 14.50. Hats cleared at 3.75 and other tailored hats on sale.
Palm Beach cloth suits in tan olive and striped patterns offered in sizes up to 14 years. Includes Norfolk styles in Palm Beach quality with durable materials and tailored fit for young boys.
The Allied Bazaar at Grand Central Palace paused for three minutes of silence to honor war dead. A Berlin struck Lusitania medal shown by Mrs. Charles Greenough was cited as proof of preplanned sinking. Lord Aberdeen spoke on Dublin troubles as Irish Day featured performers and recruits talks.
The French Government war relic exhibit features Pegoud’s wrecked aeroplane motor decorated with flowers and a program of entertainment. Miss Lois Meredith fills in for Laurette Taylor in the tea garden. The bazaar showcases drawings by James Montgomery Flagg and songs by George Dostal and Elizabeth Newbold with Irish themes. Mme Salzedo leads volunteers as illuminated views of French legends are shown in the third floor moving picture theatre.
Police guard shops in the cloakmaking district from Fourth to Seventh Avenues and Twenty third to Thirty third Streets to prevent clashes between 20000 cloakmakers pickets and returning workers. Benjamin Schlesinger and Morris Hillquit urged peaceful conduct and obeying regulations as strikers prepare to resume work in about 400 association shops.
The railroad labor conference resumes at 10 this morning after an adjournment to allow railroads to prepare answers to labor questions about proposals. Seven sessions have been acrimonious as labor insists on the eight hour day and overtime time and a half. Railroads say concessions should follow workers' willingness to compromise.
Cardinal Fairey’s pastoral letter banning dancing at Catholic entertainments was not read yesterday in Catholic Churches but will be issued this week, likely Wednesday, by Mgr. J. J. Dunn, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of New York.
About 60 000 teachers university heads officials and dignitaries will attend the National Education Association Convention in New York City July 1 to 7 with Governor Whitman welcoming delegates at Madison Square Garden. Major figures including W K Wellington Koo Anna Shaw William G McAdoo and William Howard Taft are listed among speakers and a July 3 public reception at the Biltmore Hotel is planned.
Controller Williams urges Congress to amend the Federal Reserve act to allow national banks under 8000 population to act as agents for selling fire and life insurance and real estate and for placing farm loans. The proposal aims to help small banks boost revenue and pay dividends without high rates, while excluding larger cities with sufficient business.
Detectives Cantwell and Dungate and officers raided a Dean Street gambling house near Buffalo Avenue Brooklyn. They fired on a crowd after being attacked while battering the door injuring William Batley Robert Ransom and Alan Kane. Ransom and Kane were hospitalized with serious injuries. Batley suffered arm and side wounds. Three others were arrested for being common gamblers.
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