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New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Ford, i'm City,
Says There'n
Be No Strike
Hints That SsInterests'' Are
Promoting Walk-Out, and
Declares 1t Would Help
Coal Operators and Others
East ON Inspection Trip
Auto Builder Passes Part
of Day in New York and
Departs for Green Bay

The railroad strike will not take
place, according to statement made by
Henry Ford to q representative Of TIE
Tribune shortly before his departure
from here late yesterday afternoon for
Troy. The auto mobile manufactured,
whose own private railroad, it was an
nounced a few days ago. would be the
only line certain to be in operation
when the impending crisis arrived,
came to New York City yesterday on
tour Of inspection Of his Eastern
plants and Offices. He arrived quietly
and unannounced, going to the Ritz
Carleton, where he had suite re-
served for him. In the party, it was
said, were his secretary, body guard
and four others.
Just before noon Mr.. Ford called at
his New York headquarters, at 1710
Broadway. There he conferred with
his representatives. Newspaper men
who hurried to interview him found
the Elusive manufacturer already had
departed The rest of his business
here WAS carried out quickly. During
the afternoon Mr.. Ford appeared at
the zCarlton, but could not be
reached on the house telephone.
just before 8 o'clock The Tribune re-
porter caught sight of slight, gray,
quiet-mannered person in the crowd at
the entrance to the outbound limited
at Grand Central Station. Except for
the presence of burly but vigilant
male individual at this mans elbow he
was alone and undisturbed.
The slight gentleman said he was Mr
Ford
ITO what extent do you think the
impending railroad strike will affect
the business condition of the country
if held?" Mr. Ford was asked.
IL don't think there will be a rail-
road strike" said Mr.. Ford, briefly
"The men don't want to strike"
In answer to the query as to the
provocative cause, he added: at looks
like some Of the interests are behind
it," Then he added: "A strike would
help the coal operators and some
othcrs.'
Mr.. Ford said his visit here was SIM
ply for the purpose Of looking over his
business interests and attending to
other personal matters. He said he
was going to his plant at Green Bay,
near Troy, to make an inspection.
Then he hurried off with his party to
board the "Wolverine," which departed
at 8 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Work Causes Women to Die at
Earlier Age of Tuberculosis

The average age at which women e
from tuberculosis has fallen since 1917
from twenty-five to nineteen, as re-
suit of the increased participation of
women in industry, Professor Earl D.
Chedduck, Of Columbia. declared yes
terday at a conference called by the
National tuberculosis Association to
obtain the cooperation Of labor and
fraternal organ cations in the fight
against the disease.
The meeting was the irst of a series
to be held at the associations head
quarters, $40 Seventh Avenue. for
round-table discussion of the problem
No recommendation will be made for
several months.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Family Opposes Town
On Ownership of Road
Fence Erected by Scudder
Heirs at Halesi.e, l.. L., Is
Torn Down bv Officials

HUNTINGTON, N. Y. Oct. 22.-What
promises to be war between the heirs
Of Moses l.. Scudder and the town of
Huntington over the ownership of the
Mil Pam Road at Haleste L. l., took
definite form yesterday, when a fence
was erected at each end of the high
way under direction of the Scudder
heirs and was as promptly torn down
by Town Highway Superintendent
Floyd Rayl IS. Justice Fred Roster and
Supervisor A. L. Field, representing tae
township
The old NJ II Pond property was pur-
chased by Moses l.. Seudder years ago.
and at his death his sons, Marvin and
lawrence, succeeded to tie property,
and, like their father. claimed owner
ship to the Mill Dam Road.
They ojected when the township re-
Gently constructed new bridge along
that highway. and threatened to take
action TO protect their interests. On
TIE other hand. the tawn claims owner
ship of the h ghway, their records
showing that the highway committee
accepted the road in the highway sys-
tenn back in 1885. after it had been laid
out, described and mapped as fifty
foot highway.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Il. S. to Guard
Road Property
From Strikers

dercd to have the new schedules ready
b. November 20, at The latest.
Dea ing with the railroad financial
situation. the commission pointed to
the Railroad Labor Boards decision of
last July, reducing wages about 12 per
cent and to certain changes in labor
rules and working conditions accom-
pished by the Labor Board which have
iessened expenses to the carriers. These,
the commission estimated. will produce
saving of about 1925 .000,O 900 year
Reasons for Tariff Cut
Summarizing it's reason for order
ing reduced rates, the commission said
that agricu tare was "a basic industry
which the evidence shows in a state of
financial prostration, receiving for its
products prices which approach and in
some cases have fallen below war lev
els. while paying Transportation
costs. many of which are still at the
wartime peak
Railroads also are suffering from
financial depression, the commission
found, and the 6 per cent return upon
their property declared by Congress 70
be tie object of rate making is not
being earned generally. The regulating o
body, however, declared itself bound
to reflect our best judgment as to the
basis which may reasonably be ex.
pected for the future to yield the pre-
scribed return"
Commissioner Potter, one of the
three members who ccncurred in the
action cf the full commission, without
accepting the opinion that Savings
made In the matter of wages and costs
since 1920 entirely justified the grain
reductions, held that "those savings
W tn further prospective savings, do, ir
my opinion, Jastiiy our findings"
lie carriers tell us they are now
paving extravagantly high prices,
Commissioner Potter held. ''If we may
rely. upon their statement in this re-
gard, they are not operating thei,
properties efficiently md economically
and therefore operating costs may be
T + her reduced. We nave no jur. sdic
T. n over we controversies. but we
may take note of the admission of the
G.. ers 9nd require EN- to find out
whether their wage scales are too high
and to lower them if they can"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Jerome viii Speak in
HyLan's Home District

John j. Lyons, campaign man
ager for Henry II. Curran, Coali~
ton candidate for Mayor, an
nounced last night that William
Travers Jerome, former District
Attorney, had made such an i'm
preston with his campaign
speech Friday night at the 7th
District Republican Club head
quarters, that he would be called
upon frequently during the rest
Of the campaign.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Jerome
is to address meeting at the
Unity Republican Club, Gates
and BusIlwick avenues, which is
in Mayor Hylan's district. Tenta-
tive arrangements have been
made for him to speak before
larger meetings later at Town
Hall and Cooper Union.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

also strongly approved .ha
o. Senator Charles G saadldse,
C"mptroller. A committse sneVes"oed d,
TO call upon Mr.. Currx., ~ ana |as az nanss
nm hlm the active co-operatiaas ssssad .sr
the Bronx. Osnoisas7 *
The committee consisted a.,
Klein, J. Sokas Harclo D D Leopols
Eenry Price, Mrs. Jacob RI Il 'ssnsess
} BENJAMIN Mrs. Herbert tynasn, ns, k,s.
Graschel' G William Branner and nsSeysr ni I. I
The resolutions declared ~.
Mayor Hylan had promisss sas while
c1 NJ '~0te in 1917. an ec5no,o;sen ;snen a.
mlnistfation and reduction a,Sal = sd.'
he had broken his promise. his ~ taxss
..a.. lstration had been extrayagars.a saaa, ~
ereatly 49, nerea1ed na sns tax rden aad ssss
peers Looked to Mr Curran '@ ~ . lsas
as the only source OF relief = s'agor,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Outside Union, SAYS Lee

CLEVELAND, Oct. % (By The Asso-
ciated ess).-Referring to the strike
of approximately 600 members of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
scheduled for noon to-day on the Inter
national & Great Northern Railroad
of Texas, W. G. Lee, president of the
trainmen, this morning said:
"The men and committees of the
brotherhood on that railroad have voted
to withdraw from the service, and au-
thority, as vested in our constitution,
has been given them, and the matter
is entirely out of my hands"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Bronx Renters League
Denounces Hylan Rule
Endorses Curran and Lockwood
Candidates.; Cites Mayors
BROKEN prndnes

The Rent Payers League of the
Bronx at its monthly meeting at 470
fremont Avenue, last night adopted a
set of resolutions drastically CON
demning the Hylan administration and
favoring "a sane business government
under Henry II. Curran. The league
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Texas w Orkers
DefyU.
And w ak Out
CONTINUED from page sns)


Of the international G. Great Northern
was announced late to-day by E. G,
Goforth, general manager of the road,
following the walk-out at noon TODAY
of approximately 600 I. & G. N. union
brakemen and switchmen, members of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Buffalo Hold-Up Nets ST., ,683

BUFFALO: Oct. 22.-Messengers en-
ployed by the Eastern Concrete COM
pany were held up to-day and robbed
of $1,683, which they were carrying
from downtown bank to the com
pany's plant on the east side. Three
men took part in the hold-up.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Curran Says
Hylan Sought
7-Cent Fare

Continued from pAsc one>
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
F A MILE
INTREACA
ASASINATA

ORMSBY, Minn., 6 Sept. - O
familie de sapte mmebri: tata, ma
ma, 81 cinci copii, au fost gisiti a.
sasinati in locuinta lor eri dupa a
miazi. Politia spune ca sunt indi-
catii ca tata, Frank Klacow, un
easier de banca in retragere, si-a
omorIt eel cinci copii, apoi pe So
ia sa 81 in. fine pc sine, en- arma
e a fOst gasita in mana lui. S'a
dOvedit ca victimele all fost ame-
tlte cu ceva anestetic 1nainte de ce
klacow a comis fapta lui. Gel mai
mare dintre copii de Is 81 eel mai
mic de 3 ami. Cadavrele au fost
descoperite de un vecin care a adus
doamnei Klacow colectia de Dumi-
neca pentru 0 .scoala a.carei casiera
a fost dansa. Klacow s'a retras de
la banca inainte ell sase saptamani.
lntrebat ca de ce sc retrage ell a
refnzat sa dea explicatii. Oficia-
lltatea bancii a declarat cd el fost
ON cinstit 81 bun functionar. We
clnll spun ca pOate nebunie mo-
mentana motivul faptei sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
aFoRaATtUNI

Franck Rycalenski, de Al ami.
a fOst gasit mort in mijlocul unei
companii' voioase earl au beut
foarte multi ''raiSinjack". Drul
w. H. James, 7112 Harvard
Ave. care a fost chemat imediat
ce prietenii lui AN. ohservat ca nu
sc trezeste. - a declarat ca Ell a
mprit inainte eu 6-7 ore de ce
a fOst dansul chemat. Prietenii
lui au crezut Cd Rycalenski doar.
me. de aceea i-au dat pace 81 nu
au volt sa ! trezeasca. Medicul a
declarat politici ca cauza mortii
sale este beutura care a eontinus
otrava Rycalensky fost ON Gu
familie 81 era domiciliat in casa
de sub 1914 Il. 64th Str.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
CO N v vOcARE
Societatea Rom6na de Amtol

Societatea Romdna de Aiutol
[si ClIltura ''Albina" din New
Castle. Pa. Gonvoaca pe tot
membri Ell de4a lua parte la adu.
narea generala lunara in ziua d,
III Septembrie 1921 la orcle | sc
|p m. La ordinea ziIei vor Fl
pltncte 1importante spre discutie
'atst 81 darile de seama pc luna
August a. G.
Totodata sunt rugati functio-
narii fondurilor intimate sub
.auspieiul Soc. 'Albina'' de a
reporta activitatea 81 darile de
seama, conform hotarirei din
trecnt. Speram ca la aceasta adu.
mare nu va lipsi nici un frate
mcmbru pentru interesul general.
.ScnZele- nemotivate Sc yor ne
depsi conform statutului.
In numele Societatii 'Albina.'
1920 s. Jefferson Str. New Cast
le. Pa.
Theodor Barxa, presedinte.
Tonna Acsente. secretar prim
(2O7-S).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

aduce dusmanul in casa Sa mai
al incredere i'm .slugi! loane,
loane, daca al sti cum e inima
mea acum! ST vrei sa pleci sa
scapi de ca?
'Da jupineasa.''
'Bine. Ioane. iii fac socoteala
|1ti dau tot eel al tau 81 dute cu
Dumnezeu. Da Ioane, sd te dlici
char in noaptea asia 81 Dunno
zen sa te miluiasca." \
Jupineasa. Eu ma due, dar
inainte de a pleca sa-mi dai intel
fagaz sa-ti mai spun ceva.s'
'Spme acum. Sezi JOS 81 spu-
ne. Spume ce-ai de spus, ca sd
iSpravese odata 81 ell tine," zise
Ilinca sczind pc marginea patu-
hui.
'Jnp1neasa! Sa te pazesti. Ana
81 cn grecu 81 cu primaru sunt
vorbiti si te omoare 81 sa-ti je-
fniasca casa'', zise Ion, GU vocea
joasa.
''Dae De unde stii?" fntreba
|1linca mirata!
ma atras 81 pc mine in tag
ma 1or. Ma seos Ana din fire,
Ia pus de am jnrat pc mormm-
tut parintilor mel ca sal ajut la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

paStie atat de mare ca nu IndraZ
nea sd nazuiasca la iubirea Ell, s.
eand Ihnea ii spunea vre-o gluma
san o inyaluia in privirile eli do
g0ritoare, credea ca rasplata
stapinului pentru vrednicia Slu-
gel.
Cuvintele lui Ion: MA zapa-
lett o muiere 81 trebue sa plec"
a razvratit in ca t0ata illbirea s
spatima muLcomita II de vointa e
de fer 81 dupa eateya momente
cayi cand ar fl. av,A vre-sm drspr
pc inina 81 pc sentimentele lui
il intreba rastita, poruncitoaEe
',Ce muiere? Care muiere
Ana, eucoana gfecului," ras
panse Ion, int'mislat de sestnl :
tde vocea Hinchei.
'Anas Tiealoasa aiae Teal 60
Iberit asa de jos ca - devil qneal
|ta poftelor ei rlfrsavef Cum
GsNaf" strig0 Ifinca, ca scoasi
din fire.
mn stfic eu, juhineasa. Nan
volt. Ma prins IN cn<sa 81 IAN
pstut seaps de ca. Ma 1nbatat
I'M = snett 81 n am ttint ce FACE
EsaapalaAe Ion, facSnd nm pas ina
81, ca 81 mareasca didtsnta in.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
Din LllII1l1l:e'a ! !: !! ! }
Satelo1. /

Inea pc timpul cit a trRit vi
SAN, Aanea scosese xyon ca Ilinca
traeste eu argatul, 'ba inca ca il
hat gi il csnonese ilnnreuna, 81
zY0nurile aceste au ajnns Ia urc-
shile lai Ion, si bai&tul In spus
dsi Vissn si Minchci ce vorbeste
sa4ul, ii Cd ar fi | bine - piece,
dar Visan i-a spns "a MI sc ia
Aapa gura lnmei 81 sa-si vaza de
l4rsshh, 81 Tom ia Asoustat sfatul.
Dapa noarAea lui Visan, gtma
IsatalNi q incoput . hni din nou,
ca Ion tnSie@te ca Hinca, 81 iar a
a~1st 81 %asce, dor Ifiaca 10 sprls
| iAa nu Sc 10 dwpa lune si sa-si
1vAxa de Areasna, q ION . ascaatat
hi sfatsi Hipc1lei.
| / II tlFert -ssSbiha, ninea, dupa
! 4aAettea III Niqsn, DE- 1nlte 0ri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
CO NyOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajuton
81 Cultm'a ''Dr. Mliu Maniu'
din Canton, Q. fonvoaca pc tot
membri sal de lua parte Ia
sedinta Generala care Sc va tines
Dumineca in II Septembrie in
Hala Soc. din Garfield Ave. S. w
No. 1924 la orele p. m. Dec
fiecare membru rugat a lua
iparte la sedinta scuzele nemoti
vate Sc vor pedepsi conform re
gulamentului nostru.
In numele Societatii 'Dr. Iulir
Maniu'.
loan Mega, presedinte.
Dumitru Oinlei, seeretar script
(2O-S). .t
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
Wrsaa's1!

Ion, err un tinar chipes, binc.
f,eMas u Humos, care ar I'll ianitit
l,e cea lnai ctyioasd ri cuceraica
'lpiaicuta. Fngise din VransilSsnia
co Aezerter din &rmatG, u tfe-
clnd fronhiera pc pOtseile tainNi-
te ale Garpatilor, aatimplarea a'a
aas ae-adreptal h Vultsreni,
undt a Ajnns pc inoptate a , nj
merit II Hinea, raeanda-se Ae "a
sal aAa un adapest 8este poapte.
Hinea Ia primit, 81 peste noap-
te s = sfatnit cu hafhst4An a. aSll
tecsseasca e. srgat. 4 doaa q
.Nisan IA spals a ase snevoie d
nm &xsat si Ion = Priarit bUeHrns
si; ! slkiit IL 'csedink tatfx4'na1l
dessile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

tre ell 81 llnca. care parea gata
sa sara asupra lui ca sal sfasie
''Ticalosule.. Mai stiut ca mi-e
dusmana de moarte? 81 inca al
nerusinarea sa-mi spui9 Esi, Esi
ca It'll scot ochii,'' urla Ilinca,
alba ca spuma laptelui la fata.
'Jupineasa. Te rog, nu Fl SUI
parata pc mine. Ti-am spus ca
fara voia mea, 81 daca nu sta
ruiai sa-ti spun, mutt spueam,'
zise Ion Gu un accent dureros. !
''Cand? Cand? Spune Cand?"
intreba Ilinca putin mai potolita
din inversunarea Ell.
In noaptea de. Craciun cand
am fOst cu eolinda.''
In noaptea de Craciun9 De
patru saptamani? Al mai fost de-
atumci pc la ea?"
''Da jupineas;i.'''
'De cate ori?"
''De vre-o patru orr 81 de doua
orr a VENT ca la mine"
LA timer In curtea mea? In
casa mea ?'s
''Da, iupfneasa, dar nu in casa,
in grajd."
''Ticalesiir' soptii ninca aand
din cap". Hh,ga credincioasa ! Iii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06

era eat pc aci sd caza in ispita, 81
daea, loM ar fl fost mai indraznet
s 'au mai pricepnt in ale. lumei ca
sal ghieeasca gandurile, ga ia
cea paeatul. Ion insa era novice
81 lliaaea, manata dintr 'un ssimti-
mant de mahdrie razaseasca mos
tenita de IA parintii Ell, s'a abti-
NUT sd nu caza i'm pacate ell un
Iargat, earuia tot satul ii zicea
Gu toate aceste,
Ilinca de multe orr a pus proble-
ma daca e bine sa asenlte de
glaaul inimei, sau a ratiunei per-
nita dintr'o malsapie, eAre de Ia
un timp incepuse sa .dispaTa in
familiile razasesti, 81 in lapta "a
ceasta, intre septiment 81 rstiane,
sentimental invins in totdea-
una 81 aaea NJ ceAat, nnMai Ion
a fost de yina, 81 in tiapal din
nrma, preocnparile 81, - de a
carati sat0l de lipitSrile carl in
cepasera 81 snga nu nunaai sin
!gele ci si maduva tSranilor.
Ton, EN- tAate tca adera pc Hinea
niei odatk nm So san1it ca Hinea
~ aTea vre-o pornire catre el.
Deosebirea pe~i4innei sociale m
ire el 81 Nincsl iAe pffea 0 prS-p
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% treaba 81 am Jurat, ca ma zapa-
else de tot. 81 dupa ala mia sptis
ce all de gand, 81 mia zis ca dupa
ce va ispravi Gu dumneata ii face
de petrecanie 81 grecului 81 nIa
ia pc mime ~
"Auzi, napirca 81 cand an de
gand sd faca omorul Fs
"Saptamana viitoare. Joi spre
vineri''.
Isl cum pregatit planul?'
''Plantrl e asa, ca Ell sd vir
cainii in orajd 81 sal leg. Eau ii
astept in grajd 81 intram la mine.
Pc mime ma leaga de pat daapa
aeea sparg usa care da din odaia
mpa in sada 81 nav;lcse in odaia
dllmitale 81 tie ucid."
'3Gine navileste la mine in
otlaie?"
Ana 81 en- grecul, si primal7l
va sta Gle para la usa salii de la
cerdac, eA daca te trezesti d-ta
IN zsomotal caAd vor sparge auya
din fundsl sslii, sd nu p6ti fuei
afara.
IVA 81 zica ANA si Gu greeul
vof veni Sd ma onoagei" s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-06
UN COSTUM DE
HAINE DE 65 AM

LONDRA, 6 Sept.-George
Howlette a cumparat un rand
de haine cand s'a casatorit.
Mimic neobisnuit afara din
faptul ca le poarta 81 acum-si
este de SO ami 81 sunt 65 ami de
cand s'a casatOrit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16

SHE TAKES Her OWN LIFE
Dependency Over III Health Thought
To Be Cause

To Be Cause
Dependency caused by III health
is thought by officials to have been
the motive of Mrs. Essie Fowler, Is,
for taking her own life at her home.
$50 East Fourth avenue, Thursday.
Mrs. Fowler is believed to have
swallowed carbo13c acid Thursday
morning. She had been working at
the Fair store for some time, but did
not appear at the store Thursday
morning and complained of feeling
i'll. Shortly before noon she informed
her mother that she was going to die
Thinking the statement was made by
her daughter in a mere despondenI
mood. Mrs. Lizzie Fowler, her mother
paid little attention to it. but later
called physician. A carbeIic acid
bottle was found and the doctor dis
covered that the young woman had
swallowed its contents.
Emergency treatment was without
avail and Mrs. Fowler died about 4
o clocl- in the afternoon
Mrs Fowler had been married and
divorced, but she had been using the
term Mrs" b. ore her maiden name
she IS survived by a son, Lawrence
arnold, age s.; four sisters. Mrs. Ed
Matthew's. SIS Lawrence street; Mrs
L. {. Bebout. state hospital; Mrs.
sherman Soaring of Lawrence. and
MISS Ina Fowler, Lawrence; and one
brother, Edward Fowler, Camp Gran
Ill ~----'
As the case appeared to be plainly
one or suicide, an inquest will be
unnecessary DR.. H L. Clark. county
coroner, stated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16
COLDS ARE DURABLE
AND PREVENTABLE
Instead of Being Treated AS
Trivial Affections, Colds
Must Be Recognized AS a
Serious Menace to Health.

The common cold is the most prev
aIent Of al preseut-day diseases. and
although vital statistics do not record
the sum total of its ravages. leading
authorities now state that the common
everyday cold" is responsible for
more deaths. suffering. Inconvenience,
loss from work, and decreased eff
cheney than all wars and other cpl
denies.
The word cold" means an acute in
lection of the lining membranes of
the nose. throat. tonsi1s and larger
bronchial tubes. The cold may be
even more extensive and amount tG a
general infection of the entire body
All of the breathing apparatus, ex-
cepung the smaller portions of the
lungs. may become involved, and, as
a matter Of fact, the disease may, and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16
RAVAGES OF COMMON
COLDS ARE APPALLING

often does. spread to these. thus pro-
ducing pneumonia
Vital statistics show that pneu-
monia kills more people than any
other disease. excepting tuberculosis
and heart disease. Many cases or
pneumonia begin as common colds,
which have been neglected.
Persons Of hereditary tubercular
tendency should guard against colds
and should take proper measures to
stop their progress with the first
symptoms. It is evident. therefore,
that instead of being a trivial affec-
ton the common cold must be
classed as a serious menace TO public
health
KurokoI, the new scientific cole
remedy, which has been accomplish
ing such remarkable results, proba bly,
provides the safest, surest and quick
est. as well as the most practical
treatment for colds yet discovered.
This new remedy, according to the
statements OF the thousands who havs
used it, is almost magical in its ef-
feet. The first dose usually stops the
tendency to sneeZing and coughing
and relieves the feeling of discomfort
and the second and third doses usually
suffice to stop the progress OF 4 cold
altogether. Only one bottle IS gener-
ally sufficient to break up the most
obstinate cold, no matter Of how long
standing.
The great superiority of KurokoI
over the ordinary treatment hereto
fore prescribed is due to the fact that
it is combination treatment and acts
as an antipyretic. expectorant, Iaxa-
tive and antiseptic, thereby removing
the cause. while many other remedies
relieve the symptoms only mOnen-
tariIy
All druggists have been instructed
to refund money in every case where
II fails to give sansfa Glory results
after three doses have been taken.
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16
DOCTOR LoRENz OPENS CLINIC.
Famous Austrian Plastic Surgeon CO.
Operates With n. Y. Health Dent

New York, Dec. 16.-Dr. Adolf Lo-
REM, noted Austrian surgeon, today
opened public clinic under super
vision Of the health department The
clinic will be directed bv Dr. Jacob
SobeI of the department.
Arrangements have been made to
examine about sixty cases each day.
Doctor Lorenz will dictate recommen-
dations to a stenographer and will
mail them to relatives of the persons
examined.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16
Denver Policeman Is Held Up.

Denver. Dec. 16.-PatroIman viii
liam Trenbreth left his uniform. gun
and club at home last night when he
escorted Miss Mary Snyder to a dance
Automobile bandits robbed the couple
of sos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16

Is Most Prevalent of All Dis
eases and Causes More
Death, Suffering and De-
creased Efficiency Than
All Wars and Epidemics,