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Stop Itching Eczema
Never mind how often you have tried
»nd failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zt <no fur
nished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, SI.OO. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It
is not greasy and does not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroublesof all kind*.
The E. W. Hose Co., Cleveland, O.
‘'4o" HAS CONQUERED
BLOOD POISON
Scrofulous eruptions, pimples on tho
face are both annoying ai '1 db.fliturlriK.
Sores, uhers, mucous patches, - upper
colored spots, glandular swellings, In
flamed eyelids, wasting of the mils-les,
constipation, ■< form of dyepopsin and
stomach trouble can all la* tin* result
of blood poison. "Number 40 Kor The
|Hood." an old doctor's prescription, la
the best treatment for all forms of
blood poison known to medical science.
Made by .1 C\ Mendenhall, 40 years
a druggist, Kvansvllle, Jml.
Sold by Watson Drug Co
Have You Files?
Thsn You Have to Le-rn.
Thousands who have pile; have not
learned that quick amt permanent re
lief can only he accomplished with
Internal medicine. Nelth* i cutting nor
any amount of treatment with oint
ments and suppositories will remove
the cause.
Itud circulation causes piles J here
is a complete stagnation of blood In
the lower bowel and a we: kenlng of
the parts Dr .1. H 1-eonhardt was
first *o find the remedy. Ills pre
scription Is 11 KM -KOI I >. a tablet med
icine, taken Internally, that l» now sold
by druggists generally. Itr. Isionhardt
tried It In 1000 cases with the marve
lous neeord of sure- s In '<x per - ent.
anil then decided It should be sold un
der a rigid money.back guarantee
Isint waste any more time with
outside applications Her a package of
HKM-ROII* from Wat on Drug Co. to
day It has given safe and lasting re
lief to thousands of peop's, i nd should
do ths same for you It seldom falls,
adv
INDIGESTION
LOSS OF APPETITE
And Similar Troubles Helped
By Ziron Iron Tonic, Says
Alabamian.
"I u bottle of Ziron." writes Mur-
Hhall Rhode*. of Kufautr., Ain., "and
took It for Indirection. nervousness,
loss of apt>rttte and i-lntllnr troubles. It
helped tin* very much My mother-in
law sufTervSl with the nuv troubles, no
I gave her a dose or two or Ziron, and
•he «u»ys It helped her jcrratly. I will
• lw«y* keep n bottle of Ziron in the
home and will apeak a (rood word for
It whenever I have the opportunity.
Ziron la a new eoniblnntlon of Iron,
with the hypoplioaphltea 01 lime and
•ode. and other valuable tonic Inare
dlenta, which have been found to
build up the wnrmlc, weak, worn-out
•yateni Ziron puta Iron Into your
blood when you need It. If you are
pale. weak, nmoitk d©pr©»»©d, hav©
no appAtlts. It \h probably » Mgn that
your blood n©©«t* Iron. Tuk© Ziron
Your dmggint ©Hi© it. on * g uu.it n
f©i* Kff him ©bout It.
'iour Blood Needs
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Headache* n«
often rauaed
from rye strum
or badly lifted
Glasses M j
btiniiici* for
a years has
been rehennu eye. strain with
correctl v fits Pel Kye (.lasses
DR HENRY J. CODIN,
QalWMtmt Office, 956 Broad SW
Jama vine
FOR
Constipation
Biliousness
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Phone 482. 410 Bui! St.
SAVANNAH. GA.
Honors to Edith Cavell, Martyr
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W l V V ... . . e.
Horn*- on a Itrlllsli destroyer from Ostend to Dover, the flower covered coffin of Edith ravcll had a naval guard
of I mor wlilb flags stood at half mast in memory of the brave nurse who was martyred by the Huns for her dovotion
to the cause of her country.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
MEETS WEDNESDAY
Doubt As to Whether Suffrage
Bill Will Come Up at This
Session
Atlsnta. Ga. —Tin* Georgia legislature
will ronvcrui Imri* Wcdnemlny fur It* an*
rniHl KA*lon of fifty day*
M* iy irnpoi tari4 m< anun-H arr *che<l
wlfd f» rnmr tip for conulderiitlon during
(In- nr -hhloii. Sonin doubt ha* devHopotl,
liuwevrr, it Ih uiidf*iHlood, as to whether
'h< federal < (institutional amendment for
wi.imin Miff mu 4- will coin*' I** for* thin
r.* Mhloti, although It ha* been thought'
llgelv Ilia* it would be one of first mat
tern to I given consideration
Th«*r© In u strong belief In h*gl*latlve
circle* that a resolution will is- off«r«*d
for early consideration seeking an ex
pression by the legislature on the league
of i at Aon*
A large nurnbet of bill* of Importance
to Ih* •lat* l are expected to come before
the m-mloii. First among thene. It Ih said,
will be the bill designed to authorise an
ln< reuse m al *ehoo) UixeH and a
in a*ure to rcfoim the state Judicial sys
tern ho mu to n move the Judiciary from
election*
ba«i i rovlihtig for more nevere pen
alties for violation* of the prohibition
MtAlllte* alno will be offered for passage,
ttccoidlng to a forecast of the calendar.
A lull v\ i■ i b« Introduced, the forecast
Mavh, that will provide a part fine and
part Hervlee nentence on flrat conviction,
while conviction for a imeond offense
would carry a nentence of service only.
CONGRESS DOWN TO
BUSINESS THIS WEEK
Little Debate Expected on the
Treaty—Senate Turns At
tention to Appropriation Bills.
Washington. D.C.—With only desultory
debut© on th© |>©ao© trtaty and it© l©a
mi© «»f nation© covenant rxptclt'd, a© th©
roMUlt of tin* docltiion of Urpiihlican
I* ud©rn not to rail up the* Knox r©©olu
tlon. cmtgr©mi Mart* today «*n a weok of
impoitnnt W. I©latlvr action f*hl©f ao
tlvlti ii ©tp©ct©<l fob© man If© it ©d In tin
mnat© with a vl©w to paaalitß appro
print ton© hill© ne©d©d to rontlnu© gov
©rmn©nt op© rat ion* aft©r th© end of the
pruent flm'dil y©ar on Jun© SOth.
The plan of ©enate leader© !o nold
night ©©©©lons Insuguratod lant week will
bt tarried on, It ia ©aid.
The iKKH.nfIO.OOO army Appropriation bill
I© to come up toil*) In the senate and
will lw folk*wed by th© naval appropria
tion bill The Ntimtry civil appropriation
meiiMur© will be tran©mltt©d to the ©«*n
ate and probably will come up for action
Intim diately after tie* military measure©.
Senate leader© believe, with night ©©»-
■kms. that all appropriation fn©aj«ir©©
can i*e paaaed by Jun© 10th, but with
President Wilaon not uptdnl to return
before the flr*t week of July, a hiatu©
of a few day© In federal fund© 1© deemed
certain to result. aM it 1© planned to hold
the hill© until he arrive© ©t the White
Itou»e The lack of fund©, D©vnocrmtlr
leader© declare, will be technical and not
actually « tnbariu.HMinK to government ac
tlvftttoa
Final enactment thl© week of the bill©
to repeal the daylight nsving law and to
end government control of telegraph,
telephone and other wires in <x>nalitered
aamired
The hotipe thl* week I© scheduled to
devote Itself largely to disposing <»f con
ference i*ik-rl» on the appropriation hill©
and prohibition enforcement legislation
The judiciary committee proposes to re
port a MU for the latter and urge imme
diate t©ht«-rat ion
Further stops are planned this week by
committee* In the investigation of ob*
it it© • onftrmatioa u
torn©) Uelteral Palmer on Immigration
legislation and to provide land for dis
charged soldier© and sailor©
The house inquiry In to war depart
ment war time etpenltdures will begin
Unlay, before the full committee, with
Prig lieoeral laird, director of finance,
a© the first witness Steps toward in -
vcNttratlng the shipping btuird alien
property custodians office snd other
goxernim'ntal agencies algo are expected
soon
U. S. AND MEXICO TO
BE ON BETTER TERMS
W Athmgton. D C.~lletat lona between
Mi *H*n and th(» I'hHiml State* arr V»*
j jutted bv official* here u» Ih» itnoatijr
i ImpMVHt by conference* to b«* held An
Ve* York thin wrfk between Ctenermt
t'andtdo Aitullar. mu In-law of Prenl
dent I‘arfanm and minuter of forolfl
' Affair* In <’amnia • i aMnH ami rcpre
iMhlalivM >*f the oil >'oin|xtun<» upvrat*
dm In Mrilco
timer at Viullir. ac.'ordln* to official
llnfurmalinn, la pmpt'Wrrrd by t'rcfttdont
d’artanaa to make an) agreement men*
•arv t tt*ff«H i m act Dement of the tmu*
iMnaniit uueationa A» a mult of con*
frn*m*wi b twa#i General Vgullar and
! "iTlt'laUi of the atatr department la.it.
ivtnf
<b.*»md « b iter \ lew of the n ni>m
behind th. etand taken by the Amer*
icin K*»o rnment In lt» Inelutenc* on pro*
lection of American Intern*!*
Mefor* leavini \V**h ngton lut Krblay
It learn <4 Sunday. Oeneral Aguilar
*rote a l«nc in dkinauina* reput t to
I*rv#i4mt Ctmnia dealing with the
American government's attitude on the
*«SI qu«atton It le not known whether
h made nn yrctv*mmetidftti»na in thia
r« tw»rt but ii ii Mltve4 In ft rial dr*
den th-’ii the outlook In brighter to*
day than It hit been ntnce K> hi uary
* 111* tahen l*r**tdent I'nprrma i. aunt
!"• htfti ilfvtu alined at the wtl cam*
.ym I* a.
COMMENT ON SINKING
OF THE GERMAN SKIPS
London.—Arthur Pollen, the naval ex*
- pert, in an Interview in The Dispatch
| regarding the winking of the German
! warships in Scupa Flow .admires the
epirlt of the GermariH In winking their
whip* rather than to allow them to pass
[into the possession of their enemies.
Commander H* Hairs, M. P., declared
[that the only lennon Ih that the first
[•aMe of police work for the league of
rnation* ha* been unsuccessful and that
[the German* “remain true to type."
Admiral Sir Percy Scott, interviewed
by the Sunday Time*, regard* the sink
ing of the German ships a* something to
jbe expected.
i “It servos u* right.” he *atd, "for
trusting the Huns. They showed
throughout the war that they wire not
[a civilized rare and they never ought
to have been treated a* such; they are
ba rbariana.”
'ARMY RECRUITS TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF OFFER
The Army Recruiting Station, at 203
Ninth Street, is enlisting a large number
of men who have been attracted by the
special assignment offer which has been
previously explained. This offer expire*
on July lOth, and It seems that recruit*
wish to take advantage of it before it ffc
100 late
A* will be recalled, the recruit I* al
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inlies of Atlanta, any Htatiou on which he
wishes to nerve. He may also choose Ids
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DEPENDABILITY ERS*
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
branch, all being open to enlistment in
the United State*. This inducement is
especially enticing at this time to men
who have previous service to their credit,
as it allows them to join unit* with
which for certain reasons, they may wish
to become re-connected.
Sergeant Howard and Corporal Burn
side are enjoying praise from headquar
ters in Atlanta over the success of their
Htatiou. More recruits are being sent
from Augnsta than any other sub-station
In proportion.
SGT. C. E. LEMMON OF
ELLIS ST. WINS D. S. C.
The Augusta boy who a f< w days ago
was awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross by General Pershing lias turned
out to b« Servant Charles W. Lemmon,
son of Mrs. Annie Waites of 2077 Ellis
street. The sergeant went through the
war as a member of the I6th Infantry
(regulars), lie was wounded three times,
once at Cantigny, then twice in the Ar
gon no. On Oct. 9th, last, because of
wounds received, he was placed in a
hospital and on Christmas Day was sent
with others to the states. Since landing
he has been in a New York Red Cross
hospital.
Six years ago, Sergeant Lemmon en
listed in the regular army. He served
W'ith Pershing In Mexico and went over
with one of the first unit* to France.
He Is now in his early twenties.
His family here have not heard from
him since the bestowal of the honor,
and consequently have no means of
knowing what particular act of bravery
brought this token of reward to him.
Poison Baby.
J7ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have
PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce
sleep, and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH
THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who, have been killed or
whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanum and morphine, each
of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from selling
either of the narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody without labelling
them poison. The definition of narcotic” is I“A medicine which relieves pain
and prodaces sleep, bat which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, conviclr
sions auxl death.” The taste and smell of medicines containing opium are disguised
and sold under the names of “Drops,” “Cordials,” “Soothing Syrups,” etc. You
should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or
your physician know of what it is composed. CASTORIA DOES NOT CON-!
TAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fietcher.
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Sfs' > ii 1 Cheerfulness and RcstCoßto®,
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Children Cry Fop
TORIA
Mother and Doctor.
Baby’s not well. Looks well but crys, and now what’s the matter?
Pins? No. Tight band? No. Seem to enjoy its breakfast this morn
ing? Yes. What did the meal consist of? A cup of hot milk and I
guess I gave her some of the rolls and bacon I had. Don’t guess. If
that was her breakfast send out for a bottle of Fletcher’s Castoria.and
after you give her a dose read carefuUy what a baby of her age should
have for breakfast—you’ll find it in the booklet around the bottle.
Too many young mothers are like this mother.
Caution. That’s the word that should be hung in every home.
Caution, Mothers, must be burned, burned deep in your mind if our
little-ones are to remain with us.
At the first irregularity*: at the first flush of fever give Fletcher’s
Castoria, then call in your physician—he will commend you. You
will have done much to aid him.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
THE CENTAUR COM RA NY„ NE W YORK CITY.
MONDAY, JUNE 23.