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|nizes, saves, pe yest judgment will ft “There must not be any raise rimina Msmail minority of the population, jtion against or in favor of any group), “cdficealing their designs under the {Ot persons if this country is to re Wa Nabor threatening to un. {tai the position among nations to) | which it 1s entitled. The general pub- deyMine the Constitution, BH. Gary, |tic should co-operate with and assiai | Prggident of an tron and | Private enterprise." | Staal Institute. naddressing |, Discussing the election of the next EEMiuioal neeting to~any President, Mr. Gary said « man must} , be selected who is “able, wise and | 4 “The present — #0 d dabor | welt Informed, of unquestioned bon- on t and injury to{esty, morally and intellectually, emi on, are instigated (ently fair and impartial, frank and PHGhp ot the country “In bther lands serious resnits have! heen accomplished by | LOvliy Ta BY GARY AS CURE. FOR NATION PERL Says Small Minority ( sence Designs to Undermine Laws ft TT oa OE are aa Va 1 at pose and effort on the part of the whole crew cn board ou: riples of our Constitution and oll laws which mity to it Speaker asserted « muat be" are pagsed in con- ‘it ‘ett to decide re loyal to the blic interest and hones: man wh: works, econe tor themseive wntry, to th reir employers, The pend. studies, tn Under Word ‘ ‘Le abor.’ and uses his sincere, broad-minded, deeply sym pathetic, courageous, sturdy and well balanced.” SAYS SOVIET | WILL FALL. Princess Cantacaszene Believes Few mpaign to disturb econom\c condl- "Mr Gary said. the same means which have been employed| herve," t 6 | nthe Will Bad it, Mr. Ghry declared the “small] ‘The Princess Cantacuzene, grand- Minority” hope to attract a majority|daughter of U. 8. Grarit, believes the of the people and thus enable them| Soviet Government will fall within a few to obtain “one legislative act after another until the Constitution shall be tandermined and the whole struc- treaty Mr. natliral remedy for the “periin” are |jigious, to be found only in “unity of pur- loyal group within the Ruasian people. \ Southeast Corner 15th Street the Right Rey. Herbert Bury, Bishop for North and Central Burope Protestant Epmcopal Church. ‘Their views . hei is were ex a turé'destroyed. These men have al-|meeting under ‘the auspices of the btained te American ‘Central Committee for, Ruse obtained some legislation | sian Relief at the home of Mra, White which is wrongfully discriminating.” |iaw eld, Princess uzene sald Gary declared the safe and|the Soviet was " rality, economic, po and there was rising @ new Avedon Offers All Merchandise At 25% Discount BEFORE THE OLD BUILD- ING COMES DOWN, VERY ARTICLE CARRIES THE PRICE « _AT WHICH IT WAS FORMERLY SOLD, (S~ AMONG WHICH WILL BE FOUND: PUPPIES EAR CREPE FROCKS GEORGETTE FROCKS TRICOTINE FROCKS COTTON BLOUSES COSTUME BLOUSES A VISIT WILL CONVINCE OWE OF THE GENUINE INTENTION OF AVEDON TO MAKE THIS EVENT OF UNUSUAL, PROFIT TO PATRONS. Ne A Pleasant Place to Know About tours XVI. Be rorm Suite in American Walnut 4 pieces. $350 OT only because of its~serviceability and superior quality does Kellner jurniture represent unusual value, but the fact that its price is reasonable at al! times, by worthy comparison any- where, merits especial consideration. or Brown Mal ogeny You are cordially inv ted to visit ‘The Twenty-five Rooms’ You will find them of grat aid in deciding your purchase KELLNER BROS. Fwenty nine years selling Good Furniture and Oth Avenue months, and this opinion is shared by | | state; an undivided loyalty to ihe’ | | The Store ts closed at 5 P. M. daily. Value, Quality and Service are outstanding features of the Store policy. This policy is more than ever emphasized in the purchasing oppor- tunities offered to the public at the present time. B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK . | «lhirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street * A Special Sale of | Men’s Buckskin Low Shoes with rubber or leather soles —- | will take place to-morrow (Saturday) at $12.75 per pair (War Revenue tax additional) The models to be offered are made of White buckskin with tan calfskin trimmings and red rubber soles and heels; White buckskin with black calfskin trimmings and black rubber soles and heels; All-white buckskin with natural color leather soles and heels. To which have been added White Buckskin Oxfords, a snappy brogue model, with wing tips, heel quarters and lace stays of dark brown Russia calf skin; leather soles and extension leather heels. “These Sports Oxfords should make an instant appeal, especially at the price quoted. An Important Clearance Sale of Boys’ Blouses has been arranged for to-morrow (Saturday) 1,000 Blouses (sizes 7 to 13 years) made of madras in woven and printed stripings; neckband style, with turned-back cuffs; will be reduced to . . ° fi 5 A 05¢ 600 Blouses (sizes 8 to 14 years) made of fine-quality white oxford; with buttoned-down attached collar and tucned- back cuffs; will be reduced to Fite 625 . . $1.35 The Boys’ Clothing Department is showing large and interesting assortments of Summer Ciothing and Furnishings at very reasonable prices (Departments on SIXTH FLOOR) The Youths’ & Boys’ Shoe Dep’t is featuring for Summer wear White Canvas Low Shoes with soles and heels of white rubber Sizes Il to2 . ’ ; 7 A per pair $5.50 5.75 These desirable Oxfords are made of a heavy white duck canvas with lining of soft, ivory-white leather. Sizes 24 tc6. A ; ; ; per pair These Specials Tomorrow at All Bedell Stores SA VEEL RUEEN CERCRE EPOE | ECCTN DIEWETE VICES D FFE. Bers Bedell Stores in 17 Cities No Charge for Alterations West Thirty-Fourth Street, New York Newark —Broad and West Park Brooklyn—Fulton, Near Hoyt Sale Tricolette Overblouses Clearance $5, $6.98 and Higher Priced Models —White $¢y.98 —Navy —Flesh 2 range Unequalled in its importance—high priced Tricolette blouses for Decora- tion Day at maker's cost! Dressy models, that will answer every require- ment—in various new embroidered and tailored effects. lowest price at which blouses of this superior: ¢ character have been etrered: TTR THR RRPPRTTER UREN RTS "Presenting Special Values in Prettiest Summer Frocks Suitable for Decoration Day Activities 2 Specially Prepared Groups XCLUSIVE and dainty new summer crea- tions for every Decoration Day requirement. Each is a dainty and artful expression in its skil- ful fashioning, un‘que ‘¢mbellishments, gay coloring. 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Dresses { Reduced to | Special at $15 $5 \” Coats to Go! Regardless of Cost $25 Drastic underpricing and firal reductions on ultra-fashionable coats of Polo Cloth, Tricotine, Serges, Velours, etc. In smart | sport, regulation and dress types. EAS BERNER RERUN UURCN URUCPL TT UCR EREER SAS UA RRREEA URRURRA URE NUTR Pee Deere | Utmost money-savings pos- sible on dresses of this sort! In new sulbennties and in- TER TROL CTOR PURER UIRTRL STONE TRRECL LER An amrvzing purchase and sale of 350 brand new S.m- ry tines, Serges, adel ete. | dainty aya featuring every Sd ‘4 4%) Marvels at the price, new mode. Marve! values. © E fésss2 nee 2 > itah - Fowe ae a ae ae nn Ey oer aon Steet oa eee