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The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
COLD SETTLED
IN HER CHEST;
WORRIED HER
Also Gave Her Pains in Back.
Thought 1t Rheumatism.
HYPO-cOD MIGHTY
SOON STOPPED TT

When a person suffers from a
cold like ] did they can easy get
rid Of it." declared Mrs. T. B. Brown
1850 Oak St n. W.
Il suppose others hesitate about
taking a new medicine just like !
did, but every paper 1 picked up
had big ads about Hypo-Cod. so 1
bought a bottle and wished after
wards that had done so weeks be-
fore. for had a mighty bad cold
which had settled down deep in my
lungs and had me worried. Ny back
hurt me most all the time. 1t felt
like rheumatism to me. and I'd had
that pain almost constantly since ]
had the Flu but TODAY I feel
stronger than ever before in my life.
Feel, fine all over Have gotten rid
of all my old troubles, including
the bachache and the cold. and want
to say that Hypo-Cod is a wonder
full tonic for women who are worn
out and run down" continued Mrs.
Brown.
FolkS need a modern tonic now
and then-particularly at this time
of year. They want the strong. Wig
orous system to keep warm, feel
dandy and enjoy the brisk winter
days.
Earle's Hypo-God is made by the
nationally known Earle's Chemical
Company which is a guarantee of
finest quality in medicine The
formula printed elsewhere on this
page and on every bottle'is endorsed
by leading physicians. Just read
the praises given IL by others here
in town in articles on the right and
below this one-then drop in at the
nearest Peoples Drug Store and get
a couple of bottles ask about the
free box of tablets with each two
bottle purchase at Peoples Drug
Stores.
Note: Earle's Hypo-Cod isn't a Sc
cret patent medicine. Avoid substi-
tuition by insisting on the genuine
and remember-other medicines are
initiating Hypo-Cod advertising.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
IT STOPPED MY HUSBANDS
COUGH AND BUILT HIM UP

come down with a sDeu OF sickness
il it hadn't been for Hypo-Cod." de-
clared Mrs. Jesse Brown. lllS 18th
St. n. W.
Food is turned into nUtriment and
passes in a grayish colored state
into the lungs. It turns a rich red
upon coming in contact with the air
you breathe. II the lungs are con-
Eested with cough or coid-the
blood isn't properly oNidized. The
blood is thin and weak. The body
fails to get the proper noUrishment.
That is why people with lung troU-
BILE are pale. thin and weak. Watch
your lungs. Keep free Of coughs
and colds. Breathe deeply and keep
well II in a rundown. weakened
condition drop in at the drug store
tonight and get a couple bottles Of
the genuine Esrle's Hypo-Cod and
build yourself up like thousands Of
Peoples Drug Stor1 customers have
done in the nast. Just 10 be strong.
vigorous and free OF sickness this
winter is worth many times over
the small cost Of a couple bottles Of
Esrle's HypO-COd.
Every body should take a good
system Strengthening, fortifyinE
tonic at this time OF wear. Sickness
is altogether too expensive these
days. A stitch in time saves worry
and expensive lsy-orts and doctor
bills.
Read what users Of this famous
tonic say in the articles above and
below and on the left-then drop in
and buy a couple bottles ASK about
our free tablet offer to purchasers
Of two bottles.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
IT RELIEVED MY
THROAT TROUBLE
Headaches and Awful Achy Feeling
Went Away Like
Magic.
TT BUILT NE UP,
WEIGH Isl LBS. NOW

Il suffered from throat trouble
and IL had worn me down until I
was as thin and weak as could be
Ny body ached and panied me from
heat TO foot and headaches during
the day almost drove me wild
was very weak but one night I
picked up the psper-read where
the druggists were Dragging about
a new discovery OF the chemists
and sent right down for a couple
bottles Of il That was my lucky
day. l took II according to direc-
lons and my sakes alive. how Il
did build me un. Throat trouble
left me. The old achy pains and
stiffness left me. began gaining
weight now weigh l5T pounds
and feel just splendid. Do you
wonder that q, ! recommend Earle's
HypO-Cod? 1t is a wonderful medI-
cine" declared Mrs. Viola Hampton.
522 24th St. y. W.
TinEling hest-Eiving. rich red
life giving blood. An what q Gift
become. No wonder hundreds OF
thousands OF people take a tonic
this time Of NesT-lUst TO CleaE-
their system OF little aches and Ills.
Read what another WaShinEtonisn
says about Earle's Hypo-COd. in the
article just below and on the left
Then drop in at the nearest Peoples
Drug Store and ask about Free" Of
fer to purchasers OF two bottles Of
this famous preparation Of real mer-
il and worth.
Note: Earle's Hvpo-Cod has won
an enviable success Manv concerns
think IL is due TO the stvle Of Hypo-
Cod advertisinE-bU il isn't Merit
is the reason the PEOPLES Drug
Stores recommend and guarantee IT,
Merit causes your neiEhbors 10 en~
dOrse II. Even though all medicine
manufacturers used imitation Hypo-
Cod advertisinE-the Hypo-Cod
sales would excel all the rest.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
BAD COUGHS AND COLDS MAKE
YOU "ACHY," WEAK AND PALE;
. HERE'S EASY, QUICK RELIEF
IT STOPPED MY
CHRONIC COUGH
Built Me Up, Drove Away Bron.
ehial Trouble.
WASHINGTON MAN
PRAISES NEW TONIC

Il had chronic case Of bronchitis
and a cough that clung to me day
and night, month after month. !
tried medicine after medicine until
one day the druggist said: Why
don't you take Hypo-Cod" I took
his tip and before the first bottle
was half gone I could see a big
change in myself. was relieved
completely before the second bottle
was gone. but took the whole two
bottles just to be sure. That was
months ago and today I'm free Of
the old trouble and hope others are
wise enough to use the same thing. q"
declared Joseph W. Cox. 1908 18th
St. n. W. Washington.
A glance at the glowing tributes
paid Earle's Hypo-Cod in the arti-
cles on left and right and just be
low this one must convince the most
skeptiCsl. Read them and then
come down to the People's Drug
Store nearest YOU and get a couple
bottles Of the genuine Earle's Hypo-
Cod, Sl.2o. plus war tax, SC, per
bottle.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Emmitt c. Dickinson, As. of Yancy
Mills, Va, and Gita J. Brown, 2S,' OF
this city. The Rev. NJ. W. D. Nor
man.
Robert H. Warren, 20, and Kath-
leen V. like. 20. both of this city
The Rev. W. A. Morgan.
William H. Holt. %, of this city
and Thelma NJ. Elliott, IS, of Walk
er's Hill. Va. The Rev. c. P. Spar
ling.
Albert Smith, 80. and Mary E. De-
ment, %, both of this city. The Rev
NJ. o. Beebe.
George Y. Stiger, %, of Fsrmville,
Va. and Thelma L. Dameron, 49, of
Alberta, Va. The Rev. H. D. Mitchell.
Edward NJ. Brown, %, and Lera
NJ. Young. 81. both of this city. The
Rev. W. P. Johnston.
Curry F. Houff. IS. and Myrtle B.
Guillot, IS, both of this city. The
Rev. NJ. o. Beebe.
Harry Curtis, %, Of Rockville, Md.
and Annie L Harrison, "a, of Mt.
Airy, Nd. The Rev. T. Z. Davis.
Leonard Mills So, and Julia Bow
ems 30, both of this city. The Rev.
W H. Manokoo.
Manner Anderson, 81, and Gertrude
TolIiver. %. both of this city. The
Rev. ]. f. Willis.
Arno Petry, q, of Sequin. Tex,
and Audrey f. Gibbon, 20, of Colum-
bus, Nebr The Rev. J.. H. Jefrries.
Willie Carter, %, and Anne Hall,
20, both of this city. The Rev. w.
J. Jernaquin.
Joseph H. Johnson. SO, and Susie
Matthews, SO. both Of this city. The
Rev. J. NJ. WaldrOn.
Moses Lewis, 20, and Almenta
Newton, %. both of this city. The
Rev. c. NJ. Bell
Peter Pantenis. 81, and Rose Mil
Ter, "a, both OF this city The Rev.
NJ: Becker.
John H. Williams, a., of this city,
and Irene E. King, 20. of Morris
town, Tenn. The Rev. P. Murphy.
Samuel Harris, 81, and Viola Hall,
49, both Of this city. The Rev. J:*A.
Taylor.
Stanley W. Allen, %, and Frances
NJ. Pace, IS, both of this city. The
Rev. T. J. Kervick.
Charles Jacobs, 27, and Ada Ward.
10, both of this city. The Rev. NJ.
L. Breeding.
John W. Mcdonald, 81, and Maynee
c. Breeden, 19, both of this city. The
Rev. ]. E. Briggs.
william V. Carter, 81, and Marga-
ret B. Woodbury., "a, both of this
city. The Rev. ]. H. W. Blake.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Daily Court Calendar
Calendar Of Cases Trial in the District Supreme Csu,
for Tuesday, January 1921.

Calendar of cases on trial in the
District Supreme Court for Tues
day, January 4. 1921.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1.
Justice Ashley N. Gould, presiding.
There will be no trial cases in
this court today. Justice Gould will
examine jurors for service during
the January term of his court.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 4
Justice Jennings Bailey, presiding.
Justice Bailey, beginning with
tomorrow, will hear contested will
cases. He will not-sit in criminal
cases this term.
EQUITY COURT NO. 1.
Justice Wendell p. stafford,
presiding.
1873, Washington Times Co. VS..
Northeast Temple G Market Co.
76 Turner VS.. Turner.
363 Asher Fireproofing Company
VS.. Phelps ct al.
257 Johnson VS.. Johnson.
PSI Holmes VS.. Holmes.
263 Harrison VS.. Harrison.
EQUITY COURT NO. :.
Justice william Hit., presidins.
There will be no session of this
court until Justice Hitz returns
from the bench in the Court of Ap-
peals, where he has been designated
to sit until Associate Justice Robb
RECEIVERS from an operation.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. l. .~
Chief Justice Walter L. Mccoy,
Presiding.
II Holder VS.. Flynn.
rs Johnson VS.. Georgetown Gas
Light Co. .'
IL Lewis VS.. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Co.
173 Kraft VS.. Washington Rail-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
BIRTHS.
whits.


Gus and Eva B. Agabotis, boy
AleIa nder and CorneIia D. sharp, boy
Francis and Eileen Kane. girl.
George B. and Florence Howard, girl.
Kenneth NJ. and Alva Kettner, boy.
Frank D. and Annie billiard, girl.
Guy E. and Helen Lambden xirl
John W. and Georgie Robinson, boy.
Carl c. and Edna Smith, boy.
James Fl. and laura Diver, boy.
James W. and Ethel NJ. Brewer, girl.
Louis Z. and Hattie AcIntfre, Efrl,s
Henry A. and Daisy Ready, girl. L.
Joseph T.. and Alice NJ. Carroll, boy,
John Fl and Ethel Lewis, boy.
Howard Z. and Margaret Z. Griffith, Eirl
Jay II. and Frances Ca'rman, girl.
Michael and Gesine Sheeny, girl.
Edward N. and Anna B. sutton, girl.
, Harry R. and Eva N. Doyle, girl.
Colorsd.
Ivan and Bessie J. Tucker, girl
James and Susie johnson, boy.
Hugh and Georgie Kingsbury, girl,
Emory and Carrie Strange, boy
Floyd and Matilda Raight, boy.
Brown.
simiAn G. and Martha o. FIorinias, boy,
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
ALLIES CALL Time
AGAINST GERMANS
ON DISARMAMENT
Day of Grace Gone and
Last Efforts at Eva
sion Checkmated.
By wYrHE WILLIAMS.

PARIS. Jan. .. Last Friday
marked the expiration Of the period
of delay, granted Germany at Spa,
In which to complete disarmament.
For many weeks the interallied
commissioners of control have vain
ly protested to the German govern
ment on all points in which the
German engagements were not be-
ing kept. Last Wednesday the coun-
ell Of ambassadors invited the inter-
allied military commission at YER
sailles, presided over by Marshal
Foch, to submit complete details
concerning violations OF the Spa
agreement. This report was pre-
sented to the ambassadors Friday.
Violations Charged.
Marshal Foch, in the report, de-
clared the Germans had violated
their engagements not only concern
ing disarmament, but the clauses
concerning the reduction of troops.
As to disarmament, he said, Ger
many has not delivered the heavy
artillery from the eastern frontier,
IS far frors completing the de-
struction of airplanes and has con-
served quantities OF field artillery,
machine guns and rides in her depots
over the numbers permitted at Spa,
under the pretext of having to arm
her reserves. Finally Germany has
not even commenced disarmament of
the safety police" and the bour-
geois militia, notably in Bavaria and
East Prussia. These constitute sew
trail hundred thousand men-a ver-
liable reserve army.
GERMANY has tn all annaarapcaS
followed the orders given at Spa and
reduced the Reichswehr to 100000
men, but under the pretext Of liqui-
dating her old army she kept the
entire organization of mobilization,
which Is in direct opposition to the
treaty Of Versailles.
Keeps second Army.
In reality, according to Marshal
Foch's report Germany has re-
turned to the system by which she
succeeded in 1918. One hundred
thousand men of the Reichswehr and
safety police, which are in fact a
second army, will constitute the
frame. The civic militia will fur
nish the men. The offices OF de-
mobilization will be the organiZa-
lion Of mobilization. Germany will
for war as are capable Of bearing
arms. This army could be equip
ped with engines kept in secret
and those made from a powerful
organized industry able to pass over
night from productiop for peace
10 production for war.
The French government has sent
L note to the German ambassador
protesting In its own name against
the specific violation of the Spa
agreement and intimating that
French Intervention would be but
4 prelude to interaIlied interven-
ion. England already has let it
De known officiaIly that she will
support France. Italy is nervous
concerning the development of the
Bayarian and Austrian militia Bel
gian concurrence is certain.
According to French authorities,
he only concessions will be to per-
nit a certain delay in the disso-
utiOn of the bourgeois militia
Copyright, 1871. Public Ledger co.)
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
f SWEAR OFF
(H TOBACCO

'No-To-Bsc" has helped thou
sands to break the costly, nerve
shattertns tobacco habit. when
ever you have a longing for a
cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for a chew,
just place a harmless No-To-B.c
tablet In your mouth instead, to helm
relieve that awful desire. Shortly
the habit may be completely broken.
and you are. better OF mentally
physically, financially. It's so ea,y'
SO simple. Get q box of No-To-Bao
and II 1t doesn't release you from
all craving for tobacco in any form,
your druggist will refund your
money without question.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

the psychical; 1t is bound to be ma.
teriai--to be limited by, phenomena
which can be verified blythe senses"
VIII the time ever come when the
nature of the soul is 'realiIed7 Dis
unsutshed spiritualists, like Sir OI.
tyer Lodge, claim that IT has come
and that across the abyss beyond
lie man carries the sembiance OF
bis lcorporeal body and his living
soul. Others of his school claim
to be In converse with disembodied
spirits. ~. - -
DR.. Bernard HoIisnder haIf-sug-
sests that the soul is lodged in the
brain Since he aliudes to the brain
as "the organ of psychic activities, %
and Psychefis the soul.
OF the brain itself, he says that
the, scientists knows but little,
Notwithstanding some TWENTY-FIVE
centuries of philosopIc speculation
and more than two centuries of
scientific research, we are stfiI IN
ignorance of the nature of mind, Of
the varieties Of mental activities,
and the laws which govern them. :
""One of the reasons for this lack
Pf progress is that most psyche olo-
Eists until, quite recently concerned
themselves almost exclusively with
consciousness and the ideas and un-
outstanding of man. studying
Thought for its own sake, whereas
the science of mind also embraces
strivings and desires. feelings and
action, !. e., character and conduct. %
- All these attributes. are of the
soul. 1t may possibly be that when
Dr. Holfander and his colleagues
realize what the brain is, a clue will
be given TO the hiding place Of the
soul. = =
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Psychology Fails Because Scientists
Ignore SHivings Of Soul in Studies,
Says British Writer in Latest Book

- . . s q
), LONDON, ian, .ss--- London has
been startled. by discussion OF "a new
book by DR.. Bernard sHoiiander. Tn
Search Of the Soul"
The soul, of man is. the supreme
mystery of life, says the author.
Prehistoric man Imagined that lin
his dreams something left his body
which returned ! to 1t. before, he
awoke.
For the ancient Egyptians the
present life was scarcely more than
a preparation, for. the existence be-
yond the grave, when the soul
should at last be, freed from the
yoke of matter. In the Jewish re-
ligion God rewarded the good and
punished the wicked, Thezsoul left
the body at death to- pass to the
dark underworld of the e\souis Of the
dead-Sheoi. IA ...,..-.
In the Yedanta OF the aHindus, the
soul was. a particle of an all-per-
yading principle, the Universal In
tellect or the Soul of the World.
Among the prehistoric religions the
followers Of Zoroaster, or Zarathu-
stra, had the following legend .or
belief: - - b.,
The good soul remains three
nights seated blythe head Of the
dead man; on the morning Of the
fourth day it seems to be place
of fairestr plants and scents, inhal-
ing sweet scented wind; I there
comes to 1t maiden of exceedingly
great beauty, which is the mans
conscience. Then the soul takes Its
way, first to the Good Thought par
adise. then to the Good-word para
disc, and finally to endless light.
The fate of the evil soul Is the re-
verse, ending in eternal darkness.
DR.. Bernard HoIlander surveys the
old religions in his remarkable work
IN Search OF the Soul" He covers
the philosophers of the world, and
treats Of philosophical specuiations
and scientific researches from an
cient times to the present day.
His conclusion is that the SOU
and, it's flight are stilI beyond def
mite human knowledge, and only tc
be conceived by faith. ~
Science has made wonderful prog.
ress."i he says. but the problems
OF the First Cause. Of the nature
of the soul, of the possibility Of life
after death, the nature of the force.
which are beyond our control, are
still, where they were In prehistoric
times. Science has never touched
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
COUGHED so BAD SHE
COULDN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

seen it advertised and it gave me
strength. Stopped the cough. gave
me back a good appetite and I feel,
oh, so much better. I'm strong now
and no longer nervous like ! was.
1t is the greatest medicine l ever
used" declared Mrs. T. 3. Jones, Il
Quincy place n. Z.
This new. more modern more
powerful preparation does its work
so much quicker. 1t puts a person
back on their feet days and weeks
sooner. 1t is so pleasant to taste
that even the weakest stomach as
similstes 1t. Just drop in a the
Peoples Drug Store nearest your
home. Ask the manager about
Hypo-Cod. He will tell you that
thousands of satisfied customers
swear by Hypo-Cod. Experts as
sert il is the finest preparation of
it's kind made. The PeoDle's Drug
Stores recommend it. Ask about
the free offer to Hypo-Cod users.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

13s Butler VS. American Ice Co:
131 Miller VS.. Chicco.
It's, Cunningham vs. National
Bank of Washington.
way & Electric Co.
1S5 Eisinger We. Anderson.
203 Feinstein VS.. Johnson.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2.
Justice Frederick L. sidasas,
Presiding.
146 Martyr VS.. Postal Telegraph
Company. -.E~ i&aU0
els46 Stewart VS.. Washington
Railway & Electric Co.
46 Kieffer VS.. Kiefer.
so Ambrose VS.. Eby.
Next motion day in this court
will be January Z.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Real Estate Transfers.

South of G St, east of 18th st.
'e.. square 1892, lot 25-Seymour J.
stOutenburgh ct ux. Emma l. to
rudolph Janzen ct uX. Florence, $40.
652 H st. me-. suqare 85S, lot 2
herman r. HOwenstein, trustee, to
Ralph and Owen HOwenstein, $40.
Minnesota ave. Sc, between gard
md 25th SITS, square 5S7s, lots 16
Ind II, Randle Highlands-Wm. H.
Harrison ct uX. Elsie D. to Sophro-
lia J. Harrison, $40.
Forty-ninth st. ne, between Sherir
d. and Lee St, square 5175, lots IL
md IL, Hampton Park-Municipal
Realty Co. to VIM. Fletcher ct ux.
eleanor, SO.
3104 18th st. NV, square 1893, lot
g, Ingleside-Mervin w. Glover ct
TX. Jennie B. to Gertrude Barron.
10.
31O4 18th st. NV, square 1899. lot
s, ngleside-Gertrude Barron to
hervin W. Glover ct ux. Jennie B.,
10.
North of Morse St. west Of Bla-
lensburg I'd, square 4072, lots 43,
and As, Long Meadows-Cecilia K.
dacCormack and John W. Childress,
,xecutors and trustees, to Louisa ".
Walden, SO.
1874, 1912 and 1910 6th st. NV.
'quare 444. lots 167, 1853 and 16s-
Gertrude E. Holmes to Richard P.
CEein, 80.
1914. 1852 and 1s4O 6th st. NV.
rquare 444, lots 167. 1853 and 16s-
Henry W SOhon, trustee. to Ger
rude E. Holmes. $500.
526 l st Sc. square 797, lot As
Iouise S. Kolb TO jamie Harris, SO.
North Of Van Buren, east of Geor-
;ia ave. NV square 1911. lot 80,
5irIs Portion-Wm. s. Phillips ct ux.
daud II. to Chas C. Riddel, $40,
North OF Aspen, east of 8th st.
'ortion-Wm. S. Phillips ct ux
daud II. to Chas. c. Riddel, $40.
North Of Buchanan st, west of
5th St NV square 27O5. lot 46, In
lolence-Alexander I. Smirnoff ct
X. Marguerite L. to VIM. S. Phil
ips, $40.
North Of Buchanan st, west of
5th st NV. square 2705, lot 46, In
'olence-Wm. s. Phillips ct ux.
Gaude II. to Carl l. SadIer ct ux.
.ucy NJ, SO.
South Grounds Columbian College,
rndiYidsd- one-half interest in and
o lot 31-EliZsbeth M Power to
dary c, Peterson, srs.
1759 Kilbourne st. Npy., square
s0z. lot 1o2, InglesideA-Mary L.
1loenberger to Elmo D. Norris, SO.
Southeast corner 22d and Kearney
Is. ne. square 424s, lot 81, sher-
SOod-Richard H. Brown ct al, TO
RANGES d. Scott ct uT. Fannie F,
~.
North Of Fort pl., east Of 18th St
e.. square 413s, lot 1s, addition to
IroOkland-Joseph r. Gill and AL
red d. Smith to VIII J. Morgan, $40
go = 1t. NV, square 45s. part Of
riEinaL lot 3=Abzaham SIrnueIs TO
ne Hscht Co, $40. f..as- -
= Nicholas ave. Sc, between Trenton
C. and Sterling ST.. square so7o. lots
and 10. addition to Congress
tsiEhts-Henry @. Andre ct ux. Myr
is y. TO Thomas Lewis. $40.
North Of Kennedy St, west of 18th
l.. square 2s01, lot 81. 14th st. Ter
ses-Frank B. Blackburn ct ux.
Blu ". 70 Mary " Harvey, $40.
North Of Kennedy ST., west of
isorEia ave. square 1898. LOT 4-
Dsavid J. DUNCAN ct ux. Helen NJ
N. Vssta Hart, $40.
- sth St ne. square ssT, lot a.
Donald Clark to Frances Clark,
1000.
South Of Worthington St, east OF
fnshurst Circle; c at. Sc, between
th and 18th sts.: 18th st. Sc. be-
rsen B and c SITS. square 1889, lots
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Revived His Appetite, Helped Hi,
Blood and Whole
System.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY

Il was worried about my hus-
band. He suffered from a bad cough
and cold and looked like he was
coming down sick with fever or
something We had resd that Hypo-
Cod was a good preventive so I got
him a couple OF battles down at the
Peoples Drug Store and it did the
work. We think it is wonderful at
our house. 1t cured his cold right
up and l never hear him cough any
more. 1t gave him a whopper OF an
appetite and he seems to relish ev-
erything I set on the table. He is
stronger, too. and looks and acts so
much better in every way. - hon
estly believe that he woUly have
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

cleanser is, S,S.S.,, the purely, vege-
table blood medicine, which. has
been on the. market for more than
fifty years. 1t is sold by. drug
II you are afflicted with this
form of skin disease, do not expect
to be cured by lotions oiptrnents,
salves' and other local remedies,
as they can not possibly reach the
source of the trouble, which is in
the blood. Begin taking, S.S.S. to-
day, and write a complete history
of your case to our chief medical
adviser who will give you special
Instructions, without charge. Write
at once to Medical Director, Sz7
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ca
Adv. t'- Ia y. -.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Many a Pretty Face. : .y@s =. = -. T..
Spoiled by Pimples

= Don't close your eyes to the
warfing which nature gives, when
unsightly pimples appear on your
face and other parts of the! BODY.
Not only are these pifnples and
splotches dishguring, but they lead
to serious skin diseases that spread
and. cause the most discomforting
irritation and pain. Sometimes thew
foretell Eczema, .boils, blisters,
scaly eruptions and other annoy
ances that burn like flames of FIRE,
and make you feel that your skin
is ablaze. - ~ - =
When these symptoms appear
on any, part of the body, take
prompt steps to rid the blood of
these disorders, And the, one rem
edy which has no equaltasia blood