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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-08

so increase the cost of clear Havana
cigars manufactured in that state
as to result in a curtailed demand
and serious injury to the industry as
whole.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-08
PRISON COMMISSIONER IIEAD

Boulder, Col. Dec. Frank R..
Metzerott, SO, commissioner of pri-
sons at Washington, d. c., died at an
institution here early today. Iye
came here five months ago for his
health.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-08
Accused Men Held In
Connection With
Death of Farer
MILITIA MAY Be LATE
Dyersburg, Tenn, Scene
of Excitement at An
Early Hour Il
(By Associated Pressl

Dyersburg, Tenn, Dec. IA
mob of 500 men from this city
and Newburn gathered around
the Jail here tonight with the an.
nOunced intention of taking five
negroes held here in connection
with the death Monday night of
of r. L. Burkett, a Newburn
stock raiser. Sheriff Bryant and
number of citizens addressed
the mob and urged them to dis
perse promising speedy trial
of the negroes.
.fA part of the mob scattered to
their homes, but a crowd of about
$50 still remained near the Jail at a
late hour.
Burkett was found dead in his barn
late Monday night after a search by
who had heard shot fired
in his barn. According to Burkett's
parents the stock raiser had heard
a noise at the barn and went to in
vestigate whereupon he was shot.
Governor Oredrs Out Troops
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 7-Govern-
or Taylor announced tonight that he
had requested Adjutant General Bru-
NIT to dispatch national guards to
Dyersburg after he had talked with
Mayor Carr of that place who asked
for help fearing an attempt would be
made to take five negroes arrested
in connection with the killing of r.
l.. Burkett.
Due to inadequate train connections
it was believed the troops would not
be able to reach the scene until early
tomorrow.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-08
Such a Treaty Proposed
AS Substitute For
Anglo-Jap Alliance
FINAL APPROVAL WAITS
Proposal Has Nothing to
Do With China Or
Far East
(By Associated PressI

Honolulu, Dec. THE Japa-
nese diplomatic council formally
approved the proposed four
power treaty for settlement of
Pacific differences this evening
at a meeting at Premier Taxa
hashi's official residence accord
ing to a Toxic cablegram to a To-
cal Japanese language newspa-
per.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-08

,ncraesing cloudiness followed by
ain Thursday and Friday. Cold
n Friday.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-08
Good MOr71jH10

Though a good man nh
through ignorance of sudden
sion, yet he cannot be estranA
from gOodness.-PlatO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

1910 CEDAR AVE-3.story serni-deta ched
residence; SO-fo1t main avenue electricity; .
baths lying hall; hardwood NOors; Field
, OBSTRUCTION: Immediate sale desired, uul-i;
posstssinn: splendid nNiGhborhOod; especially
convenient. price cOncessiOnP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
DON'T BUY A FARM

Until YOU inspect this; 60 acres, ~ miles
north Chestnut Hill. between skippsek and
Hill trolley, and convenient TO Norrlstown;
modernized broom, stone dwelling. with hot.
water heat, bath, nreplaces; snug bank barn,
30 head; complete set farm buildings: acres
established orchard: arteslsn and spring
water: southern exposure; tractor fields;
horses. 0 COWS. chickens full line machin-
cry, tools, harvested crOpsi rare snap for
catalogue, details through REESE LIN
DERMAN. 3 h. &C. AIRY at. Norrlstown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
ZOO BLOCK n 18th ST

AVE. Irar Broad Store nrl
Ia: barg. "st cond. p 9q9. ledger on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
z Horses, 4 Cows,
Hogs. Chickens and

Geese. ducks, machinery; tools 80 with this
oO-acre farm; within gunshot Of trolley; mile
XII River; 2s miles central Phila. handy to
manufacturing cities; 3 acres timber,
dwelling; bank barn and necessary farm
Gn,idinss; n1. fruits water by, gravity to build
kind are rare at $4,000. See Reese a Lin
derman y. Z. Airy ST.. Norristown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

u E5S'T PHT[ADELPHIA--Cor house ~,Ir.
Tished 10 rooms baths; vii inaSe an
:, nai rraterUit% roOm!nR house: oN ne. mus,
~. acl nMIclk!N. v 500. ledQsr Otfct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

ON ERBROOk SECTION-61Os jefferson a. .
> story, brick, twin. porch: front OF hous.
with storm Enclosures storm windows and
copper screens FOR entire house and porch,
Not-water heat. Containins large storerOOm
and laundry in basement; first floor, living
loom dn.HG room. breakfast room. kitchen
and outside Kitchen; second folr. { bed
looms uNu t,u bathroom with shower anT
heat; ba,h sta!rwHv; hardwood floors
Inroush9ut: VIII hnaIce. Apply owner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

tGOO TASH prICe f45OOI mOrlYaEts a..
'"D9 val. placed, 4 rooms. bedroom.
b.24 Upland ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
wySCOTE

WYNCOTB APT,-Five rooms ana bs h
prsct!cal:' new: Al! modern convenience
excellent location; near Reading sal.on.
Call Ogontg 43g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
Observation-Disclosures


ground-hoor apartment : rms
and bath. sun psrlor; Use OF garage: eX
tensive ground; imm. possession; rent 3i26
.Isrome Il, Iardeila. Jr.. 1920 Chestnut -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
,ssylE WESLEY i Ii ,fL,.alS Brad e.
MONEY TO LOAN

FUNDS for mortgages for home buyers Il
Nick & Woldow, 7OT Walnut st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
MFG. BLDGS. & FLOORS

ARTIlER l. FRASl:R, y =. l%TH sr
Is 600 SQCARE feet on floor for rr:It. 33d
and walnut, chester Rottn"r. 1871 t'hrs,-
nut 81.
=. EAR OF 2"G-2%O y. "a st. 4 s,or,. npud-
ing 0O%1O; l7-toot elevator: good lisht
larry J. Saunders, 81 g. 18th st
IllREE floors. "Ier., 20XC5, heating ax,T.
lot; SlI5 month. Ser"it, 3427 Kensington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
!. W. CAMAC co.

t75C1-ljl4 N GID ST. OIerhr0o., Ion
I,rxest modvrn e.storv. Groom housa IN "
phUa rooms and bath on second moo.
n CASPAE. GOth and L.ansd0Mnn a-.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

1880 LOCUST sT.--Sixteen-e-ors' rreproUf
Housekeeping apai tment house. al moo.
srn equipment: separate elevator fOr yacn
set OF apartments; apartments from rooms
and bath 10 : rooms and baths. Or or
more apartments may be Joined tTspeCtoT.
invited. Apply to Superintendent. on prem
iaeG
TIE CARLISLE, 425 S. Carlisle st.--sma .
housekeeping apartment N tEird noo" =
rooms moulding cath and Kitchen; rent t35
and Pine SITS. Call Locust e6s7.
SPRING dARDEN. 2OO4-HouaeEeeplng 4
rooms and bath; electric; modern $50.
~ d. r. NEVIN. 500 y. goth ~
SPRUCE. 2llT--New corner houss,;py ans,
A. j. Ward, 4l5 stephan Girard. Ri. 2SGs
2ao2 PINE--SS5 rooms, ldtChrnatlr. pa
pered and painted. IDcust 0926.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
OEEKRROClk

SELECT list ot houses. bungalows and bu,d
ing Bites, open every day; write or p1Ons
& RENNINGER. tIlensiJe
Pa, opposlte station Ph, OgoUtZ go.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

'''' los Mt VERND% ST,
ARTHUR Roswell g3I \ laIH 81
sPRI%G GARDEN ST. near 4u'h sE
aDartmcnts baths; rev ara modern
oreS u. i. $ENIS. 80 =. @OiA st.
- - l,III L..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
NEW JERSkY-sIBTRBAN
SPECIAL BARGAIN

CLOSE TO RIVER At HlVERlJN
J3-EJom brIck k-al u-IInm' house; lot l9JxlGO
loSs"SsiOn q once. photO
PETERS 4 SO%,d0S NiIESTNEr ST. PHI "A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

500 W HORTTER ST. Ups.d Station
Convenient - W@ync ana Germantown
ayes. n,ral heat; first hoo, living room,
dining room; panty, kitchen. aundry; sec.
ond floor, chambers. sleeping porch =
baths third floor, chambers ana oath
Sl5u pe" MONTH inspection by appointment
W h"" At 3O2 W. HOrttrr Vt.
e. HARRY JOHNSON, 1920 ChestIu, a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

TEN-ROoM detached house. 2 bathrooms.
electricity, gae, stationary tubsi garage
located in residential section q blocks from
country club and same from station; i'm.
mediate possession; liberal terms. Apply 210
Poplar ave-, Woodbury., ~ j. Telephone
Woodbury. {ab
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
$500 TO $4,000

90 loan on hrst and second mortgages, Dlas
Ing and loan associations. heirs TO sStu''''
II. r. HAGEN. 1912 ". I3th. Poplar sasss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
NEW JERSEY FARMS
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
PESSsyIyANIA -sInt,RnA>

:.
STAFFORD. PA.-rwo modern houses. IS
rooms. baths acres ground; new; all
COnvcniences.
KENNEDY. 4Os s. Van Pelt.
ORELAND--Two new houses. near station,
rooms and bath; large lot: easy terms.
KENNEDY. 4OG s. Van Pelt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
NoMEs-PERl,ECriON HOME.

HOMEs-PERlECTio HOMES
T.. autrfI, Norwood section. r.U11T. IN
CO. ssd porchas, White aud u.ah -an,. n.y. =
1uyd h5n -. Gus nud e,ec. l.cTi",t '' s,"r2
de all. ga-age privilege. near new "l"'
1lhO BnOtE SAl l. 81
ronvenlen: - ,..r-. tI.nG 4 :" " - T. 'i'
r.. walk west = n.pCks. ssrnp.s nous. jlD3
A.en' on premises. , 10 : =. "
SMITH & SCHMUNk. $40 w. F. aN".
CAN VOC, MIR. BUSINESS M.:. W. \
r'"per'v = s;or,es high, WITH lot l6%SH II
& back "a ct / book from 18TH and Ches'
nu. t'sc Very lIrs rssh needed: :oG Can
CO YOU. ON husress pace IN ;"eaHt'
wheT. ga. sstIce i ehhenCing ~ value.
JOHN q WILLIAMS
ri" Liant Tlt,s R'dG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

FONN SALE--ExCepIIOuaI opportunity;
3-story apartment house, each i rooms and
bath: pOrChes
3-story apartment house, each y rooms
and bath porChes.
II. G. DARL!SGTON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

Modern. rooms and bath: r-.an'. ~ emo
-ated Shroughout; elevator service
ALBERT " GRE't,NFTELD g. co
l5TH AND CHEsTNCr SITS.
I'D, ~. @253--Sfod. nspiE. apt. y rA.. (
. bath: all mod, cows; Large porch. .Npp.,
q. j. Ei,iot. 11f@ Chestnut Fi,b.-t 3sSS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
WEST PHILADELPHIA
GOTH ST. SECTION

NeNl. branl-neW, with garage, ttI0sed
heated porch, livns. dining. breakfast rms,
Kitchen and porch, bedrooms, tile bath;
yearly lease, $50 per month J. H. Nlecle
1r. ONth arN Market SITS, =. q. Bldg
Phone LansdoWne l2S9, Open SUNDAY
d0TH ST. SECTION. 10 Ovcrhiu ruao; de-
tRch"d house, hedChGrnbers and bath.
modern; owner will rent or will sell At a
sacrifice; monthly expenses, S0l.ss can
Orrrbr0ok 1873,
OWNER viii share home with refined com!e +;
con. =" a?d st.; reasonable; IN family
Apply = 0@l, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
ELkISS PARK
GIENSIDE

NEW Il tI,h,d. 5 rooms and bath. $40. 00C
ncw Colonial, Tor. and . baths, Si7,501
NctoImic| Mccormick. Lincoln BiGE, -,
EI'iHe Part. Spruce 1886. Mclroae EG7 Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
ByWOOD
AilAIIENN

MODERN a!!-stone dwelling. living room
cp'n hIypiace. dining room, breakfast
shove; finished attic, slo."5o '"'"
Geo. l.. harnee. l2nl -Chestnut. NNal Ihas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
WET PHiLADELPHIA
g. APARTMENT
!. ONE AND = ROOMS. WiTE BATH
P. ]. LAWLER
GERMASTOwS

sf0o--An unusua! housekeeping aDarlIn-n.
where the work ts cut down to . minIn unr'
nav and modern, with tiled bsTh, bui' in
Tub. shower. seps rate porch. refriCsrator.
sto.: over acre OF Lawn. with Old sCaie
/ square TO country club ard Golr Ink; :!
squares To station. MATRAN DOLMAN 4
Co. y. u, cor. Pc0ad ard Chesrnu'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
$1O,OOO-LANGHORNE

R"ies, l"-room house: garage: Old shade
fruit; elevated; near country club.
PETERS & SON.6Os CHESTNUT ST. ,PHII,A
YIiRET ACRES, with stone ana s:u.co
house. - rooms, = bdths. el.Ctr I,,ltr
warm-s!r heat staiie. lnau.itrn vjrys'
t34 004. !. NJ. Fronefeid, WaHre, Pem,p
FORT WASHINGTON. PA. A.--Mansion hons.
% rooms: garage: stables 20 acres; sui
sanat9rium. EHnncdv. IO8 Van Pet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
NEW IERsEy-sUBCRBAN
HADDON HEIGHTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

HEATED APARTMENT. unfurnished, : rm.
and bath: Attn ave, Hsddon Heights Y. 7.
So6: sive number in family. 725. Led. on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
SINTEEN ACRES
FINE COUNTRY HOME
ONLY $4,000

On Baltimore pike. Phlla. 20 Baltimore. q
hour by auto TO pha.: miles to Media or
West Chester; right on = bus lines; modern
12-room mansion lawn, shrubbery, stable
garage, fruits. never-faillng spring water;
fine location and neighborhood.
HEAtD 4 son. West Chester. Pa.
ls MILES from Philadelphia, village farm,
acres: new bungalow etc. price $1,000;
only 5000 cash; 10 acres. Groom stone
house, outbuildlngs. etc: price $500; terms
20 acres. 5000 II. so.nmer. 400 \. Marshall
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Fly NOW before tie new bridge across
the De'lwn-c Solids the price OF lard soar
ing: acres land. $3.50 payable 81 weekly;
good soil, Scho1li. stores. churches Hud fine
C;iIIBrRT ;I 6CAELNGHAN. 52. 076$'' 76S walnut Gi
ct, Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

III 8. 18TH sT.-tTns Geneva and .
room suites with bath. we'll servlesd, in
the heart OF the business district
SPRUCE. 2lI7-New corner housekpE .pts
A. L, Ward, 415 Stephen Girard RI, 2S6s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

1910 CEDAR, ANE,--3-s:ory seini-deta chel
residence; ,s0-io1t main avenue e,ectr.c,ttyi
Oas" n* Hn GSFo~SSs ss SSF aa iSi
possession. splendid nAiGhborhOod especially
convenient; price concessions.
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND a,1o ts;h and >, :.
$3.50 CASH a A"a Sc '"s"'n.s msn!& R..9sn: sec:
cei;ent Iohdition; he payment of $50 mon;n'v
co'ers al! sxpenses taxes Wa'er iren, and
mortgage
wM. T .DLCksoN 4 co 26l : I'D s..
sySs ays: g: 'gd 'Ss sE. Ss
made pIca attractive. and house is va Hscent' siH
J.. W. CAMAC co.
ga and Wro iiand az. Phone Wood $40
'5Ho WILL as T99pss S. Sb}T Ti5m sorsn :oqss 100
nors%@oa f%,S o@rs tnfoGsEoS 5Ss5 PembsTioa D@IS
tI ~ nfsr e KsS: Gsds syf ayf \ s'sSG Sh s2s
INN mn II poss Price sis 500 g IL irri% fS'?fc Ne.
Ntnney : CO, 6ad q Walnut. Belmont siG5.
5000 ASH Oq5s Eo% in g"s'sSsion @f !sod
heat. electric lights. hardwood ,noors e'c
no Gnsgse for HHnG'9F p9a %?nhIy GIsrns
60, F corner Broad and CnestnIt
streets.
f7jCd--lill y. GID ST. o. erh roo, sec, ,pr
I,rEest modvrn e.storv Groom housa ln "
phiia,, rooms and bath on second to1:
!. d. 'CAsPAR, Goth and Lansdownc ~,
$500 Ash price $4,000, mOriEsses a.
read placed r0oms. bedrooms
6@H4 UPLAND 81,
~ savares south OF Gheste~ ave. a. 64d -
JCESIT PHTLADELPHIA--Cor house. r,r.
Tished 10 rooms baths; rlll lnaGe an
q e,i rraterUit% roOm!nE house. Nne. mus
81: acl aulcG!E. y so. Ledger o;nce.
$55 AND $50 MSH';G 46s II ii''Ss% as&s%s soss' sss
52d ana Baltimore sLt.
REGI'TIFUL cor: 8Sd gud Racr Stv x,.,
dnctor, club, rooming house: l5r;: ,garagr
prlv.; vac. R!chards 5209 walnut. Bel 1885
100 BIE Lducdsje" BVt o.! -su rIl.t
With avg. on ear Ht.. lot AOAs0 EmpI,
lust %.
al 55rH--Poss. r; mod; nc. po,cu
20 lr sold at once EnD.rs Trus' %
iiOCSES. stores ana aps f'nentS fpg sa's a.,
prices. EMPIRE TRUST 90.
r2i8 $. RUBY ST--4 bedrourns; p ile s5SGG
Donald Y. R.ddIng. 6l42 Chcsrer A..
$500, . RMS. 3 bath: sll cCHHys. 5000
'uu : PAEON sT.---Good loCrtior. nrrn
$500 y Z. Reading. 614@ Ches'eI ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

GERNA ANTOWS

NI'TO repalr shop and hOusek.eping arI
Ncellent quarters for chauffeur, rU1i
Tor cars; nT, 42i aud Chestnut; Sl35 pei
~" Taylor & Son. - y. 4Oth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
REAL t4srArR FOR SALE
NEW JERsEY--sUBURBAN
COJLINGswOOD
WOODBURY.

NqSwOOD--s53OO--New modern o
room bungalow: near trolley. FRANK A
SOUDER, owner Gao Haddon ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

5T00 BLOCK WINDSOR TER: ? rms. el"c
1900 blk 8 Yewdall ST.. : rms: good order
81 y Dewey st.: rms. Nporch front
1911 :, Underwood ST.: rms; porch front.
5000 block Oguen St. : rms. porch front.
5OST-39 Lancaster ave. ) rms. big lots
STORE AND DWELLING
Near 5Sth and chester ave; Sood business
location. --.
WM T. "RAYEN'S SONS.
6sln aud Chester ave
t3tGU-POssessiun al oncr: i4OO cash. sIn.-
trio lights. Dutch Nall. nNAoganS ava.
white in'"rlor: financing ard corveyGnclur
Lrnn N.NT.ILn. MI4A L,heatnr q 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
l52S-34 VENANGO ST.
ALBERT NJ. GREENFIELD & co.

18TH AND CHESTNUT STS.
NEW AFAkIAENT in new O4.lo.us new
furniture; new sections: l6 min. 30 = -
HsN on "I"; convenient to new stores rsC
theatres: rooms and bath. hous-;e"D.rV;
may be rented furnished for months 20 de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
SIS AND $50 MSae;G f1S 4 9sL2.. asSs. so%s. ss..

va NTU nH1 VIILI0E-T-""-'
HEGI'TIFUI cor. 8Sd gud Rae Ato xo,
InCtor, club. rooming house; l5r.: garag.
priv; vac. Richards, BOB Walhn' Bel. 1890.
ZOO Blk I.dncdsje" bEt -! -SU iyD1i
Win dNE. on rear ~. lot A0Aso Empi.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-02
Science Brought To Aid OF
Sufferer With
Pimples.
WASHINGTON MAN PUTS
TABLETS TO REAL TEST

III anybody wants to know what a
bad complexion means, just let pim-
pies break out on ones face then go
into q crowd or into q place Of bust
ness. You can just feel that people
are looking at your face and remark
Ing about those unsightly bumps. II
they would only tell you how to get
rid OF them instead of sneering they
would do a whole lot Of good. Having
experienced this embarrassment then
getting relief from Phos-Pho Vitamine
In just a few days, IL Is a pleasure
for me to tell others about the simple
way In which II was done.
"a druggist first convinced me that
there 10 an actual way to get rid of
these pimples through the use of these
pleasant little tablets. All / had to do
was to just eat one or two Of these
tiny Phos-Pho Vitamine tablets to
make sure that my food was digested
properly and to remove waste matter
from my system. 1t didn't take long
for Phos-Pho Vitamine to do the work.
I began to feel less sluggish and the
pimples began to go away, leaving my
akin a. II was before my complexion
commenced to look like a war map Of
Europe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-02
No Matter What the Past Has Been, She
Longs for You

light, folding her wrinlxled hands,
asking God to bless and keep you
from harm.
She may have neglected you whom
you were little.
A hate may have grown In your
heart that helped you 10 forget. and
] am one who believes that the
neglected child ewes little TO = heart.
less parent, but still . w0rd-just
line to let her know that you are
getting on well In the worlds 30
very little, and she deserves ut least
that, for with all her faults, II she
had them, she gave you life.
The eyes you sec with, tho hands
that you work with, every heart
beat Of yours, could not have been
but for her agony.
She gave you life.
And no matter how dull ut times,
mo matter how weary the way, there
have been times when the song OF a
bird thrilled your soul or . sunset
spun It's golden poem across the sky
for you, or you met some one you
lOve-and the beautiful as well as
the bitter could not have been OK.
cept for her. Else you were not!
No matter what caused you to
leave, and drop away from tho
family circle, no matter 10 what de-
Ersdation you may have fallen,
these are the closing years Of your
mothers life, when her mother
heart yearns for one last word OF
her "babies," 80 write while there II
still time.
She has forgotten and forgiven
you now; surely you, too, can do n
much
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-02
SMASHING Of
IRELAND PEACE
FARLEY seen
Partition Plan Of Lloyd George
Sure to Be Turned Down,
ls Belief.
BY EARLE @. REEVES.
international News Service.

LONDON, Dec. Arthur Griffith
and Michael Collins, two leading mem
bers OF the Sim Fein peace delega-
ton, have offered amendments to the
new proposals sent to Dublin by
Lloyd George, II was learned this af-
ternoon.
IL is reported that the Sim Fein
will ultimately reject the new Irish
peace formula because II provides for
the partition OF Ireland. The Sim
Feiners demand q united Ireland un.
der a single parliament at Dublin.
Desmond Fitzgerald, press repre-
sentative Of the Sim Fein delegation,
revealed that Collins and Griffith had
suggested amendments to Premier
Lloyd George before they lefe for Dub.
lin to consult with Eamonn ID Va.
lera and members of Dali Eireann.
The Sim Fem cabinet will meet
tomorrow and the conferences will
continue on Sunday. The Sim Fetn.
ers probably will return to London
Sunday night or Monday.
K. j. Duggan. chief lia!son officer
Of the Irish Republican army. was
the only Sim Fein delegate remain.
ing here. He said he would go to
Dublin tonight.
II believe that the revised scheme
for Irish peace will not be success
full said Duggan. 1T Is my belief
that II will be rejected because of
features that are Questionable to the
political aspirations of the Sim
Fem"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-02
BY FAY KING.

A mother has written TO me and
asks me to help find her boy.
She writes:
my heart aches and worry
continually, ~ I fear something has
happened TO my son that he does
not write mo In these many years.
II he would only write to me and let
me know that he Ii alive and well.
I am getting old and win not be
many more years on this earth, and
I long 20 for just word from him."
II does not matter what her name
Il. II Is enough that she Is q mother
and grieves for her child.
II might be YOUR mother, you
who read this now.
Whether you are a s0n or .
daughter who has these many years
gone your own way In the world,
think well over the words this lonely
where and find Il I'm your heart to
drop a few words Of comfort back to
the old home.
am not one who thinks the par.
ents arc always In the right.
She may have been thoughtless,
selfish mother. She may have been
a cruel mother.
But no matter now.
The years have rolled BY; the
friends that influenced you then
have dropped away now, and she
sits alone with the silver I'm her hair
and her empty heart echoes the lost
years when she might have better
understood her boy Tor GRID.
A word from you can bring her
happiness now--and peace.
Perhaps she who mover taught
you TO pray has learned to pray for
you now, and she sits In the twi-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-02
U. S. ESTIMATES 100000
ARE NOW UNEMPLOYED

The number Of the nations unsm-
ployed has decreased by more than
100000 during recent weeks. ac.
cording to an estimate Of the National
Conference on Unemployment, an.
nounced today by Secretary Hoover.
The Commerce Secretary said that
while some Of the unemployment de.
crease might be only temporary, re.
ports to the conference from all parts
of the country indicated considerable
improvement.
Unemployment estimates at the
time of the Unemployment Confer.
ference, placed the total throughout
the country at somewhere between
$500, 900 and 4,000,000