Holiday dress sale offers for misses wear
Misses wash skirts in gabardine pique Russian cord and khaki go for 4.75 to 38 dollars after sale. Sport Suits in pongee Tussahan and Italian silk for ages 14 to 20 drop from 28 to 95 to 19.50 and 27.50. Sport Dresses in crepe de chine and Oriental silk for ages 14 to 20 down to 27.50 and 34.50. Riding Habits cross saddle in khaki and linen sizes 14 to 18 reduced to 12.50 and 16.50.
Misses and Girls Hats Sale at Reduced Prices
The balance of this season's stock of trimmed hats to close out. All tailored and riding hats available at reduced prices.
Boys Suits and Accessories Sale Prices Listed
An advertisement details boys clothing discounts with items such as Scisafmpora and Russian suits in sizes 3 to 14 years, Norfolk and wash suits, Angora sweaters, and English Jack Hats. Sale prices range from 2.75 to 5.50, with no credits or exchanges offered.
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Norfolk
Palm Beach
Milan
Officers Reserve Lists Ten Thousand Appointments
The latest roster shows 900 new officers among all arms, with names tied to governors island and Fort Slocum. Captains and lieutenants from Infantry Cavalry Field Artillery Coast Artillery Medical and other units are listed by city and state, headed by the June 1 release.
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Governors Island
Washington
W. M. Terson
Liew
Jonn
Fort Slocum
L. Conwell
George Reyes
W ‘On
Howard W. Richart
Alan G
Brooklyn
Walter Wane
Baltimore
Frank P. Reilly
B. Menefee
F. Michas M. Riter
Philadelphia
Severn A. Miller
Montclair
Harry Phia
Walter J
Pittsburgh
James H. Brothers
Newark
Henry Pleasants, Jr
West Chester
Brohiladelph CIA
William F. Williams, Jr
R. Wolfe
Norristown
F. Ie
Earl B H. Eaton
New York
Ork
Jos Gates
Newephe
Fernbach
Joseph Baltimore - Jacob Rosenberg
Jereey Jr
Allen Black
Broomall
Edward D. Ellis
James City
Penn
J Man
Burg
N. J
Ck L.ker
Atgien
John FE. Conboy
Newville
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Charles Sweenyashi
House
Irven H. Gaston, Jr
Onion
Wiliam E. E. Kentner
Ithaca
George New York
Louis Graves
Thomas W Nan
Duncan G. Harris
Harry D. Parkin
Arthur M. Wolff
Henry Montgomery
Ashby Williams
Lynchburg
Nelson Bert New Aubern
J B. Eldred
York
Henry R. Mallory
Buffalo
Obert F. Crandall
Bed Hamershing
Ri Fordersis
Ramana O. Howell, Jr
Avalon
A. S. Little
Mauilius
Chester B. Voor F
Winchester
East Orn
Marshall L. Coleman
Mawin “W. Leary
A & Henry
J. E. Moran
Cecil C. Agate
Shelton K. Martin
Cavalry
Thomas H. McKay, Jr
Don M. Ke
New Madelphia
Harry du Beerk
Lincoln Godfrey, Jr
Phil R. Neilson
J. M. Iry
Robert P. Frazier
Effington B. Morris
Inehas Chrystie
Bryn Mawr
Oseph
Rochester
Rosser L. Hunter
Mississippi sunk by U boat off Brest
The French freighter Mississippi was torpedoed 145 miles off Brest France on June 2. Survivors reached Fayal Azores after lifeboat rescues. one able seaman drowned. Vessel was 410 feet long, 52 feet beam, speed ten to twelve knots, owned by General Transatlantic Co. of Havre. No further details released.
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Brest
France
Fayal
Azores
M Moho
Oss
St. Nazaire
General Transatlantic Company
Havre
New Orleans
United States
Entente Arm
Enter Amer
Ican
Berlin
Mississippi
English Channel
Germany
Pantheon at Rheims to honor unknown war dead
Washington reports a plan to convert Rheims Cathedral into a Pan theon for unknown Allied soldiers who fought in France. The restoration act proposes not restoring the cathedral but placing battle flags inside and formally dedicating the structure as a monument to roic dead after the war.
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Rheims
Washington
Cathedral of
France
New York Seeks 31 to 50 Year Olds for Officer Training
The Army begins recruitment for officer training camps on August 27 with nearly 4,000 applications already on file at Governors Island. Selected New York recruits will train at Fort McPherson near Atlanta or Fort Oglethorpe in Virginia, under Major General Leonard Wood, with age limits up to 50. Applicants must be at least 20 years and 9 months old. selected officers earn 100 dollars monthly and receive full transport, uniforms, and subsistence.
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Department of the East
Governors Island
New York Nay
Fort MtPherson
Atlanta
Southeastern Department
Leonard Wood
New York
New York City
Long Island
Fort Oglethorpe
New Learningamps Association
Yo Ty
Berkeley
West Fortune
Fifth Avenue
Training Camps Association
Secretary of War
Department
Bureau of Information
Regular Army
War Department
National Guard
Plattsburg Adopts Strict Trench Life
Special to The New York Times reports Plattsburg New York adopts a full trench warfare program to train students for European combat. Camp features include two rival trench systems blank fire drills field telephony telegraph and simulated no mans land with live night operations and waterproofing for trenches to be completed before a base camp designation.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Atlantic
Europe
Hiattsburg Corp
Camp Borden
Canada
Army camp enforces orderly meals after resturant walkouts
A military post orders soldiers to eat in regular dining spaces and return to barracks within ten minutes after meals. The rule aims to curb disturbances thought to be caused by disliked camp fare and misread behavior by Regular Army officers. An automobile party near the New England mess shack reported a singing company incident to Colonel Wolf.
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New England
Wolf
Argentina Reports Germany Allow Neutral Ships From British Ports
Buenos Aires reports June 17 that Germany will permit neutral ships to leave British ports and travel through the prohibited zone without danger, except the English Channel, starting July 1, easing the U-boat ban and promising safety for neutrals.
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Berlin
Buenos Aires
Germany
English Channel
German Ship Turin Damaged by Torpedo Hit
Amsterdam reports the German steamship Turin struck a mine off the Baltic coast while bound from Sweden to Amsterdam. The Turin was torpedoed by a submarine but remained afloat after the attack, according to Veletraat.
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Turin
Amsterdam
London
Velecraat
Atch
Sweden
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