Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 36

mnidersary Celebrate mm?mfi% " ~ Our il Fiftieth Anniversary Saturday, December 16 EVERY Loffler market stand and dealer has arranged to make this a household event to you. Through. each of these contacts with you, we will express our pleasure and grati- tude for the years of patronage and preference with which you have fav- ored us. We are genuinely grateful for the opportunity it has given us to contribute to the health and happi- ness of hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians since 1872. {A-LOFFLER Your Government To Cost You Less With the help of the Budget Bureau, with the cooperation of Congress, with the aid of continual prodding from the White House, the: United States Government seems at last to be in a happy way financially. When the newspaper editors read the message President Harding submitted to Congress along with the budget for the next fiscal year, even the Democrats promptly sat down and wrate cheerful, happy, and congratulatory editorials. For they learn- ed that this prodigal Gevernment of ours has in three years cut down its spendings from a six-billion-dollar to a three-billion-dollar basis; that it is going to spend half a billion dollars less in the next fiscal year than in the present; that the expected $600,000,000 deficit for 1923 has alread{been cut down by half and, since it is only December, may very well be wified out altogether by the end of the year on June 80; and finally, that the official Budget Bureau estimates for the fiscal year ending in 1924, indicate a substantial surplus of $180,969,125. You will read in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week, December 16th, how the reduction in government expenses has been effected, what activities have been curtailed, and what the probable effects upon the tax-payer may be. Other instructive news-articles in this week’s issue of THE DIGEST are: Misgivings As to Progressive Bloc's | “Wet” and “Dry” Gains and Losses , Intentions . | When Greek Kills Greek Uncle Sam’s Prosecutor Prosecuted Britain’s Mesopotamian Burden and Christians Ordered Out of Turkey - Oil Hidden German Arms ; Up Mont Blanc By Cableway Japan’s Exit From Siberia More Daylight For Less Money Holiday Food How, Why and Where to Pick a Why Do Radio Waves Hug the Earth? College - The Degradation of Christmas Mixing Religion and Politics The “Esprit” of France’s “O]d Tiger” | Winter Travel and Playgrounds—De- + What the Breweries and Distilleries |- scriptions of the Leading Resorts Are Doing The Spice of Life Why Navies Do Not Melt Away Topics of the Day Meny Ingergsting Hlagtratigns, Incluling the Best of the Humorous Cartoons- What They Say About the Motion Picture Novelty, “Fun From the Press” “The Literary Digest's ‘Fun from the Press’ proved a “The Literary Digest’s ‘Fun from the Prees’ is & highly novelty that gave genuine enjoyment.—Weekly Film | amusing and breezy lot of clever payings.”—Philadelphia Review, Atlanta, Ga. Inquirer. K H “In my estimation, it is a reel that should be on every * ‘Fun from the Press’ proved one of the most delightful l program for the reason that the witticlsms are rare and laugh provokers of the season.”—Atlanta (;amtu!lnn. ;vell selected and can not help bn; be appreciated by the etter class of people and those who sppreciate clean wit “An ertertaining bit is ‘Fun from the Presg,’ a collection | and humor.”—Charles F. Kear, Mgr. 0;‘:’; House, M‘l‘;url- of short humorous squibs which have hesn exceptionally | ville, Pennsylvania. well chosen by the editors of The Litergry est and are “Have just started rundning ‘Funm from the Press’ in my not only tomic but, in a iner sense, humorous.”—Phila- | theater and it's a scream.”—Morgap-Yale Theaters, Henri- delpkia Record. ¢ ! etts, Okla. i E , Go to Thestors showing *Fup from the Rresy” and you will enjoy the entertainment. The Literary Digest, Producers. - 3 - 'W. W. Hodkinson Corporation, Distributor. Get December 16th Number, on Sale Today—At All News-dealers—10 Cents Fathers end?™ e Goas . Mothers of ZLZ 7SSk it Ask Thelr INANTRALAN WAR Georgia Citizen Refuses State Protection in Fight on “K. K. K. Lawlessness.”. . Special Christmas JS D INDER: Gar ocsmber®1—With ; - e o Db el Offerings : against alleged prevalling Ku Kilux n lawlessness will be held, even if he alone attends, Robert L. Woods SILK Tuft, local merchant, early today com- KNITTED pleted arrangements for the session SCARFS called to adopt g resolution declaring Barrow county citigens favor preser- R ~If You Seek Xmas Gifts in a Large | f M resolution fafled at a recent mass Asaortmmt or en meeting. of Striped oU : Tijs . 3 ens from all sections o are cordially invited to investigate the e e presumeny o i ang Menther Y most comprehensive assembly of apparel, m Mizture 4 5 : S overtthe Bteainea ‘toiations between Effects at exceptional in qudlity, yet not_ excessive in . Woodruft' and the local Ku Kluz price, that we have ever presented. Move te Avert Trouble. $1.85 A CHRISTMAS WORD TO THE LADIES: Fermerly, Christ- Adft. Gen. Hope of the Georgia Na- mas presented the problem of what te give the men-folk. Now, tlonal Guard arrived here today, hav- z you can eliminate this difficulty by letting us help you choose Scotchspun the gifts they will most enjoy. (oThe' situation’ was regurded 'as Neckwear, LUXURIOUS HOUSE ROBES, SILK AND Wouli b able to cope with any emer. $1.65 WOOL, ALSO DRESSING GOWNS—a com- BTl STV | SIIK prehensive variety ranging in price from - ond the méeting. ~Mr. Woodru . g refused Goy. Hurdwlick's ofter to fur- HOUSE 85 . | Hous: $25.00 10 $85.00 4 ! 1 IN . English Wool Robes from: Einet T R SARN E TTONALLY, $15.00 to $35.00 i e Y OHARE MUFFLERS FOR EVENING WEAR—A to create a sentiment against Ku ' wide choice of distinctive designs, exclusive ) Klux Kian lawlessness,” Mr. Wood- TERNS 5 -4 . Py 4 ~ b, ruft told Goy. Hardwick at a confer- AT . with us, in Swiss ribbed and hand-framed knit- ) That 16 why We Intend to keep on| ° ‘ted mufflers, priced from s ai 1aving a citizen’s mass meeting until | an get a resolution pas 322 00 2 00 Woodruff had a letter Jov. . i o 4 ok he intended to read at to- y's meeting. Efforts of per: to P, gulate and censor the co of | 3 As this value (s the courts and is unduplicatable i a and our stock lim- - RHAP! our “hief executive's communication. 'f:f;,,",fi;?‘f,"u‘,',,’ an "“:5 % S d:‘d‘d GOVERNOR HITS KLAN. » e PR R ST I 3 "UTIOUS —eiti ift to Will Fight Outside Effort to Bun Luzurious her as a gift J Coiaaay Silk-lined another or to your- ATLANTA, Ga.. December 15.—Ef- Brocaded “": We offer Svare forts of persons to regulate and cen- J HOUSE choice of exceptional ROBES at values in overcoats that combine warmth 535- 00 and lightness and as- ¢t of Barrow county, who had con- sure admiration and el 0! i B sha, ‘. the day on the strained eituation be: Initial p “’Pf’""‘ Many ex. tween himself and the Ku Klux Klan | Handkerchiefs clusive models—at of Winder, Ga. | The wovernor delivered the letter Half a Dozen 3z to Mr. Woodruff personally, to be read ut @ mass meeting to be held in the In a Boz, Barrow county courthou: $1.50 In his letter to the Winder mer- ), chant Mr. Hardwick sai “I have read with de regret of Accordion the threats that have been made} £ ® against vourself and Col: Duke Rose. Silk U p ward an ot of the Ku Kiux . 5-“"-: in ‘:{1“‘;:‘“‘."1.‘:’.;.: its implied Muffiers, 1 T8 against you both. s 5 5 “ft'13 needloss for me to say that I ¥500 * Watch For Our Christmas Windows! B am not only grieved. but outraged, at - g s b such conduct on the part of any . Ask for our free booklet. It will help you T your % v W Dent's Christmas gift selection. { | Gray = ¥ Mocha er - ot o8 e Gloves, g - % Georgia, If this state is to preserve - 3 o her civilization and is to remain a % fit_ place for decent people to inhabit. 2.85 £ ¢ee 8o far 3 as I have any power or 4 authority, you may rely ‘on me to S ORRER R S ] 2 Fownes 3 . fionds sl B bt oris | Glover, 14th and G Streets e MRS. VANDERBILT FINED. - RK, December 15.—Mrs. dsy. Her butler pleaded gull Vanderbilt and paid the fine. EDMONSTON'S — Home of the Original FOOT | FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children. . “Quality Is Important”—Fit Is Imperative’ G | Bigger Values Than Ever During Our “Winding- | Up” Sale of 47 Yearsin Business We are in line to get stock to the LOWEST POSSIBLE MARK before stock- taking, and are cutting prices to a point where all must recognize.the advisability of buying without delay. T 15% Discount on Strap Pumps Black and brown kid, black suede, black satin and patent leather. 10% Discount on Women’s Oxf 1 Black kid, brown kid, gray buck and patent leather. 10% Discount on Women’s Boots Black kid, brown kid, calfskin, brown and black” l . calfskin. ! ifl% Discount on A.llm'Men’: Shoes l All broken lines of Boots and Oxfords.sbe_ciall'y reduced to sensationally low bargain prices eiee P e ] . ie:bmoNsToald & co. = (Incorporat 133 P STREET szt pigiie e