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proposal, Sssumes significance a an reollsed” mpnieat ac hen the people of the ESDENT IVE) ee CHARGES CONGRESS reser. House and Mount Vernon, WASHINGTON, May 14—Represen- * tatives of the Drapers’ Chambers of - Commerce of Kugiand, now visiting the United States, spent yesterday tn Wash- ington. ‘They were recetved by Secre- H . H st xander at the artment Returns Big Supply Bill With |Cotmerce, called ‘at the white House Rider Giving Printing, Com- |to,crsrod ie Bresigant Wilbon visited mittee Control. tien of Wash! ae Were ueste at luncheon given by Ambassador Geddes at the British Embassy. WASHINGTON, May 14.—Appre-|* hending an encroachment by Con- gress on the executive branch of the Government, President Wilson to: | day vetoed the Legislative, Execu- | tive and Judicial Bill because of a| “rider” {tycarried providing that pub- Meations of executive departments *hould be subjected to supervision ly the Joint Committee of Congress | en Printing. ‘Tho order provides that “no journal, magaine, periodical or similar Gov- ernment publication” shall be issued except uvier ragulations to be set up by the O ncresgional Joint Commit tes on Printing, and “mimeographing, mwuktigraphiug and other processes used forthe duplication of typewrit- ——— A cedar chest in 57 your home repre- sents an invest- ment. It pays dividends in rugs, furs and clothing kept clean and safe from moth destruction. ten and printed matter, other than official correspondence and office rec- | rds,” are included. ~ “The obvions effect of this pro- | vision,” eald the President in h | message, “would be to give t eommittee power to prevent t ecutive departments from mimeo @raphing, multigraphing AR CHESTS rant cedar chests are in every shape and size, hor y or oak extariors, Some have » gall wooden whasle for roll- ing under the bed, Prices from $19 to S112. femse.ConceR 457m STREET & SIXTH AVENUE NEW YORK given to the people of ty the executive departm *| “1 regard the provision in question | a9 an invasion of the province of tho | Executive and calculated to recur aa du ng confusion, irritation and distrust. oT 6 outst. illustration of a growing ' It took a railroad strike with its consequent freight tie-up to start this sale. The crippled transportation facilities hit us hard. 41,633 PAIRS OF MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES intended for early Spring sale accumulated in our Boston warehouses. Now they’re coming—have been for days, urstil we are flooded with them. AND, BEST OF ALL, THEY WERE BOUGHT AT OLD-TIME LOW PRICES. We sim- ply have no room to accumulate this great influx, nor can we stop it’ Even now our warehouses are overcrowded. he opportunity is a most unusual one, and with constantly mount- ing prices, presents A Wonderful Opporiaatty to Get Shoes for the Entire Family. All Repriced until they now show Reductions of 20% to 40% 1549 Pairs of this season’s WOMENS’ LOW SHOES in the most popular style the favored French effects including ndela with strap Over 26 Styles (2 Pictured) ; ¥ Entire J} Stock Reduced or pay one-third less when you buy at our reg- ular prices because of our maker-to-wearer . meti.od of selling and low-rent location. The saving to ycu is over 50% now, because we have radically ahoeeat PACTS bi nS Dae Nab re aN, “MAY 14, 1920; ‘\” Entire Stock Reduced learance - Mii WITHOUT RESERVE reduced our regular prices for this Clearance ‘Sale, Every garment is from our regular stock, ‘which means that every Suit and every Topcoat is all- wool, smartly styled, and handsomely tailored. 4 . eS ne epee pee eS ee cee ee TT nial 1,904 Suits were $30 2,271 Suits were $45 1,126 Suits were $55 985 Suits were $70 bi 2,126 Suits were $35 1,167 Suits were $50 1,143 Suits were $60 862 Suits were $75 ; LEATHER HEIGHT ee $ 5 @) $ 5 0 $ OO “( fe ones scam coly cee st Choi Now a A : Now ea Now a fe hesecusacs S WHITE FOOTWEAR | ; Pi 1236 Pairs of Newest ‘ | j m Oxfords High Ghose 220 Topcoats were $30 | 371 Topcoats were $45 | 241 Topcoats were $55 121 Topcoats were $70 “a pines thee 211 Topcoats were $35 124 Topcoats were $50 249 Topcoats were $60 83 Topcoats were $75 au 4 i /oxhes Reduced 107 »'24" | Aeon) oir Wad \ ones Neduce e q 2.39 kt "98 Evenings Until 7 Saturdays Until l0 1 I Our Onl. eg, York , MEN Hons aN cl suo 2° (19-125 Walker Street “2! © Step into a pair of these shoes we're advertising and if you don’t buy enough to tide you over for a year, you're no judge of value Dark tan or black, English cr bread toe leat, all Gocdyear welted. All Sizes. or “‘Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York Pies 2 Every Subway direct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our store