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New-York tribune., 1920-09-20

markets. This garb now lives only in
The memory Of the older generation
To-day these girls parade the streets
IN short coats. high yellow boots and
rieh silk mantles. Only the bright
oiscordant colors on their hats betray
the origin Of the weerers. To select
becoming bonnet q woman must have
better taste and keener eye for color
than these girls possess, or than their
savisers. John, from Texas, or James
from Neeraska. even with their well
hled pocketbooks, can supply
Al! these American soldiers have an
aoundance OF money, and without ex-
eeptien Shey live regardless Of ex-
pense: Their wealth flows into the
pockets Of barkeepers, merchants and
snese girls, but It increases the cost
or living OF every one else, and thus
rests like a curse upon the land.
The soldiers themselves are moatIv
slender, picked men Of fine physique
With the good humor Of great babies
They enjoy themselves immensely, and
want everybody else to be equally
happy and comfortable. Naturally they
are more attractive in che eyes Of our
women than their gloomy, pessimistic
irritable German rivals.
This thing will 60 on for many wears
ionger. The thought is almost unen-
an1ble to German hurrying through
she streets or along the Rhine prone
nades OF Coblenz. Try to ignore the
presence OF these foreign people as one
VIII one cannot wear blinders which
will keep them ont Of sight entirely
One IS forced TO realize that this beau
tiful Rhine city is being Americanized
with appalling rapidity.
1t is the irony Of fate that the Stars
and Stripes should now wave in Cob
!enz. where the population used to be
tanaticaf admirers Of che old Kaiser.
There in the Castle Square Rhenish
cannoneefs performed artillery prac-
t,ce FOR century. On those heights
the Empress Augusta lived, and her
regiment OF guards paraded up there
above che green shrubbery of the Ca.
slnc and cannon thundered from the
great fortress OF Ehrenbreitstein at
every great German victory during
ta those indeseribably happy years Of
Germany's former greatness. One
should not dwell on such things. but
these thoughts intrude thems elves ir
resistibly when q German passes along
Che streets Of Coblenz.
The Americans lack every trace Of
cultural and historical
community with the land and people Of
the Rhine. Their callous domination
expresses itself destructsully in one
solitary held--that Of Mammon.
Tag (berlin).
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
One Dead, Two. Shot
I'm a Fight. When
Auto Blocks Road
Pair. i'm Touring Car. Said
to Have Fired ON Track
= Filled With Coaley Visitors
When Una BILE 90 Pass

One man was killed instantly and
two others arc dying In the >coney
Ialand Hospital as the result Of @
shooting aRray at Bay Fifsiesh Street
and Ha1way Avenue shortly after one
o'clock yesterday morning. The, police
say that a truck filled. with visitors.
all members Of the "Let'e Go Club" Of
Manhattan, who were horaeward bound
from the Mardi Gras at Coney Island
got stuck In sandy road and blocked
the passage Of ears behind.
A large touring Gag. carrying two
men, attempted to pass the truck, shey
say, but Themselves became wedeed in
the sand. Angry words resulted and
suddenly one or bosn. OF the two men @
1t Is alleged, jumped from their car
snd opened Are with reviewers on the
occupants Of the truck.
Charles Getter. 23 years old, Of $50
East FIFTY ninth Street. fell dead with
bullet through his brain. He was
removed 60 the 'Coney Island nergue.
henry Magliocco, twenty-three years
old, of sA3 East Foxey-ninth Street.
received bullet In the lefe lung and
anotner IN the right shoulder. He was
taken to the Coney Island Hospital in
dying condition.
A third man. Lso zanbesso, nineteen
years old. Of 1923 East Forty-eiehsh
street, was SO seriously injured when
a. bullet entered just above his hsart
that little hope WAS held out for his
recovery.
Immediately after the shooting the
two men took to their heels, the police
say, and disappeared in thick under
nrnsh that lines the roadway. & Detee-
tives Louis Ross and James Carroll. Of
the Bath Beach station, Who heard the
shooting ,n,oa e.. and hurried to the. scene,
bushes. At Police Headquarters fhey
said they were vincengo Deprico.
thirty seven years old, Of So President
street, Brooklyn. and Dominick Porto,
twenty eight years old, Of 81 " dhuli
Street, Kings.
ry They were arraieped in the coney
island court on charges OF homicide
and felonious assault and held v;thont
bail for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
General Wood Is Decorated
With Two Italian Ors}era

CHICAGO, Sept. 49,. Major General
Leonard Wood to-day was decorated as
an officer Of the Order Of St. Maurice
and st. Lazarus by Colonel Di Ber-
ne3zo, Italian Military Attache at
Washington. The ceremony took place
1T the Municipal Pier Auditorium here
ard was part Of exercises in honor of
the tiftieth anniversary Of the entry
OF the Italian army into Rome.
The ceremony was preceded by a
dinner given by the Italian Chamber Of
Commerce, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20

81" sf3fe~ae7sss a9t>ss~6 6y @wGssyia&es
So dental science has for years sought
ways to hght that film. Efficient ways
have now been found and proved by con-
vincing tests. Authorities approve and
advise them. And the teeth of millions
are already being protected by them.
The methods are combined in dent-
frice called Pepsodent. And a lo-Dav
Tube is offered free SO all may ouickly
know ie.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Nine Held for Murder
I'm Mime Strike Zone
National Cuardszmen Patrol
Alabama Coal Fields; La.
b0r Seeks Settlement

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. l9.-Nine
men were arrested to-day at PattoD,
charged with completely in the murder
Thursday of Leon NJ Adler, General
Manager Of the Corona Coal Company.
At the headquarters Of Brigadier
General r. E. Steiner, it was said that
conditions were quiet throughout the
Alabama mining fields which are being
patrolled by Alabama National Guards
men.
AT labor mass meeting on Briming-
ham to-day, resolutions were adopted
calling upon coal operators TO join the
United Mine Workers in an effort 60
end the strike. Speakers protested
against the compulsory arbitration
bill now pending before the Alabama
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Millions OF white eeeeaa

Millions now use Pepsodsnt. The shseen-
irg teeth seen everywhere show one thing
that it means.
TO children ie ss mose important, for young
teeth are most subject to decay. Men who
smoke and Stain the 6lsn win Gee conspicuous
e8eeta Wemsn'a teeth will be made 20 leok
eheir best.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Quick, visible results

Qsmcks visible geesaaes
The benefits OF pepsodent are auiek
and apparent. You see and feel ehesn
every tisae you use it. Within ten days
youth realize well how naueh this new
way means.
One ingredient is pepsin. Anesher
mulsaplies slae starch digestaut In the
saliva, to digest starch deposits that
cling. The alkalinity of the saliva 10 usul-
tiplied also, to neutralize the acids whicla
cause tooth decay.
Two factors directly attack the 6Hnu,
One OF them keeps teeth 80 highly DOL.
ashed that Aim cannot easily adhere,
The film itself is twice day combaeed
an most effective ways.
Everyone should know
Everybody, young and old, should
know Of these effects. Old methods OF
teeth cleaning do not bring them.
Send the coupon for the 10 Day Tube,
Note how clean the teeth feel afssr USING.
Mark the absence of tho viseoua 6lns.
See bow seeeh wfrsten an che 6lzn-eoaSs
disappear. Watch all the results, and the
book we send will tell the meaning Of
them.
Do this for your sake and the ebsl-
dssn's sake. IL means whittier, cleaner,
safer teeth. Il means results YOU want
and which you canmoe get without it.
Cut out the coupon SOW. This 10 too
important TO forget.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
le dizras and DESTROYS

IL is ehe 6lm-coat that discolors, not
the teeth. Film is the basis of tartar. 1t
holds food substance which ferments
and foruns acid. 1t holds the acid in cor
eact with che teeeh 20 cause decay.
Mi1lions Of germs breed in it. They.
with tar&ass azo the chief cause of pyor-
gh@a.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Woman Accidentally Shoots Self

Mrs. Frederick Morgan, Of 51seWese
134th Street, was showing some Yr;ends
an automatic pistol belonging to he1
husband, member OF che. Police Re.
serves, yesterday when the weapon wns
discharged. The bullet entered her
chest: She was taken 70 Knicke rboeker
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Sisass Fei5a B0nabers
Captured ae Practice

BELFAST, Sept. 19.-Soldiers
who had been in ambush since
early morning surprised a body
Of Sim Feiners at bombing prac-
tice in the hills to-day. One re-
publican was killed, two were
wounded and thirty-five captured.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20

Dental science has found ways to bring
these five desired effects whenever you
bsush teeth.
Leading dentists everywhere advise
this method now. Millions of people
already employ it. Ask US to send it
free tG you, and gee what it does in ten
days. 1t win be a revelation.
To combat the film
The purpose is to combat film on teeth.
Film is that viscous coat you feel. 1t
elings TO teeth, enters crevices and stays
Old methods Of teeth cleaning did not
end it. So month after month, ON count
less teeth. it may do eeaseless damage.
Most tooth troubles are now traced to
film. And those troubles. despite the
tooth brush, have been constantly in
ereassng. So 6}m-removal is nowadays
considered all-anpostant
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-22
Mrs. Josephine Miller

Mrs. Josephine Miller. aged eighty
five years, died at her home, 1872
Choptank avenue this morning about
four O'Clock, death being due to a
stroke of paralysis with which she
was striker about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Miller was Il native Of
Alsace, France but had been living
in this country many years. She is
survived by two children, Eugene
Miller. of WhitestOne, n. Y, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Orr, Of this city, with
whom she made her home. She al
Sc is survived by TWO brothers
Messrs. Jules S. Ferriott, Ct Tren-
ton, \. J., and Eugene Ferriott, OF
birmingham, Mass. she also leaves
four grandchildren, AIessrs. Herbert
and John Orr, of this city and
Eugene Miller. Jr.. Of White Stone,
\. y. and Miss EsteIle Miller, Of
Paris.
The funeral will he held Saturday
morning at her late nome On Chop
tank avenue with intermenl in the
GreenlaWn cemetery.
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Town Council Proceedings

County Commissioners meet in
regular session.
Present: Mayor Orem and Com
nIissioneTs Brohawn and st. Clair.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Following building applications
up for second reading and granted
P. w. Moore, Chicken House, rear
SO7 Aurora street.
Bills amounting to $203.3O passed
and ordered paid
Motion made, seconded and carri-
ed that the following resolutions be
adopted:
Resolved that the Board of Cam
bridge is opposed to the segregation
Of receipts of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company, as
now being advocated by the Protect
i've Telephone Association and the
Chamber of Commerce of Baltimore
City before the Public Service Com
mission, and that we add our protest
to that of the ether county towns
and cities in Maryland, and that this
action be communicated to the Pub
lie Service Commission.
Meeting then adjourned to meet
again next week.
q T nkTT rI,,,1-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-22
NOTICE.

Cambridge, Md. Jan. goth, 1920.
To the Citizens Of Dorchester County
Owing to the fact that we have
exhausted the amount we levied in
cur budget for new road construc-
ton under Levy 1919, we will not
be in position to appropriate any
1lore shells for such work, under
the Levy 1919, nor receive any more
delegations asking for same. We sit
i'll April to hear the needs of the
people for such work so that we can
put same in our next budget.
We are sorry to be compelled to
take such action by placing this
notice in the paper, but our funds
compel us to do it. BY order Coun-
ty Commissioners of Dorchester
County.
LUKE X. HACKETT. President.
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STOCKHOLDERs, MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Cambridge Manufac-
turing Company, for the election of
directors, to serve for the ems ling
year, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may coma before
the meeting, Will be held 1t the Of
ice Of the Company, Cambridge. on
TUESDAY EVENING, F'EB 1OI92O
at half-past seven o'clock.-Gno. Ger
lack. Sec.-Ady ! Seed. B &
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-22
SEE THE NEW ROSES.

Como up to the florist and see the
new Igses, Mrs. Charles Russell,
double white and pink killarneys,
Book our orders now for spring de-
livery, one and three year old plants.
j. HOWARD HIRST
Phone 5O4
(NIiss Ella Moler's old stand)
cost
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-22
No EELE

Will the child y,lo took William
LeCompte's sled Ifom the porch
please return same ana nothing will
be done. 22-7t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
ARRENDAMiENTOS.

X RENTA Cd sesuad0 p&o de Ia casa de
r.m,p.o Fernando. eonocIdp con q nemoFe
q, I-arcLy uvyy.. con q cuar.es. - =" Pc
s-s,s 81 ly. Gyt aao l$-l- '-'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
(Viene de la Pae. 6a.)

Cuando Sc hart6 de hurgarlo TODD, dc
eScudrinar todos los rincones sin en-
contrar 10 que buscaba, estruj0 sus ma
nos con desasperaci0n y apretuj6 Ia
boca como 81 quisiera destrozarme.
De pronto lie acudi6 I'm NAL pcnsa-
miento Y Sc soseg6, habfa visto al la
do de Ia chimenea una. sega larga, y
fue corriendo a recogerla. diciendome:
-Bueno. Va que no quieres uecir-
me d6nde estan los dineros. te ahorca-
re. ;Reza tus oraciones porque vas
a morirl
Arrastr6 Ia mesG EN- que 70 estaoa
atada. al centre del zaGran, coloco
encima de ella una silla y encardmEn-
dose ALI. comenz6 a altar Ia sega a
una gruesa viga que cruzaba ell tscho.
Yo temble de terror. Estuve a pun
to de confesarle.
Pero me detuve. Alguien parecia a.
conseiarne que callara. mo nara
TODD aquello para amedrentarme ma
da mas:
.Julian desde 10 alto insisti6:
Por Ultima vez. jQuiereS decI:me
d6nde estan los dineros?
Como no lie c~ontestaSe. anadlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
Ell AHORCADO

Mira, asi te he de colgar.
Por ell nude c~orredizo que va habiu
hecho, metio SUI cabeZa....
Fue una inspiration instintiva. Son
II en- TODD mi cuerpo ina fuerza lie gil
gante Y, dondc un empell6n formida-
BILE, hicc rodar por terra "a mesa, ca
yendo sobre Ell suelo e hirierdrEle Ell
la frente.
Escuche unos alaridoS terribles y vi
retorcerse en- Ell aire eli cuerpo de Jul
lian. Sus piernas Sc agitaron bus
cando I'm apoyo. Lueso miro horrori-
zada su rostro que Sc fue amoratandc,
Y su lengua que iba asomandose POGO
q poco......
Toda mi carne Sc estremecio de eS-
panto. OF rechinar mis- dientes = los
golpes dc mi corazon espantado dentr"
de mi pecho. .Hut.iera preferido mo
rir a ~presenciar aquello!
ASH estuve hasta que mi padre Y ri
hermano llegaron: cara al mu-r;o, att
da a ia mesa. sin poder proferir UT
critic V soportando Ia mirada de Ju-
Ian, que habia quedado ALL arriba ha'
ciendo guinos con los ojos abiertos.
F. Perez RuEDA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
IA RAMA DE MuERDAGO

Sabido es que en- las fiestas de pri-
i.:.vera de ano las costumbres extran-
ieras alderman Gales. v%entanas y casas
con de mu6rdago. Bajo las
de .gui". los franceses Galantes
tienen cl privilegio de poder besar a
II DANA que a ST. lado le depare e1
azar.
Segln cuentan, Y como curiosidad
a~necdG'iaa 10 recogemos, mas que CO.
mo SUI .dido, Ia Emperatriz Eugenia-
cuando aun era sehorita de Montijo-
Sc encontr6 junto a! que mas tarde
habfa de ser esposo. debajo de una.
de las tipicas ramas de muerdago.
Quiso Luis Napoleon %entonces usar
del privilegio galante Que lie concedIs
"a tradici6n. Pero Ia seiorita de Mon
tito record6 u era espahola. Y cur
vandose ante ell E~mperador. en- IN
gentil reverencia. le dijo con ST. en-
tonaci6n. que no por respetuosa dej6
de ser menos enerGca:
En- mi pals. senior. las mujeres
solo besan a u padres o a sus es-
poses.
Ell hecho podra no ser cierto pero
Ia contestaci0n. al menos. cs digna
de una mujer que ha nacido en- Espana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
LECTURAS POPULARES
fOJIERES SANARo

Cuando el Salvador recorria les am
das parties, i todos los enfermos que a
FL Sc llegaban en- tdemanda de salud
les preguntaba:-":Q uieres sanar'?
Tai pregunta, aunque a primera vista
pudiera parecer ociosa. puesto que los
enfermos iban en- busca de su salud,
no 10 es. 81 Sc Ia media atentamente-
Porque el Mesfas no les ~preSunta-
ba:-";quieres que 70 tie sane, 81
no .'ouieres sanar?-Como 81 pregun-
tara Il los enfermos 81 estaban dispues-
tos a hacer cuanto cstuviera de ST oar
te para sanar.
Porque en- realidad ESQ es 10 que debe
hacer TODD enfermo para recoorar p
salud: Guerer sanar.
No es 10 mismo querer sanar. que
querer que 10 sanen los medicos. algun
menjurge casero. algun cspecIfico anun
ciado on los peri6dicos ONO una es-
pecie de sdnalo TODD o algun agente
prodigioso.
Y Ia inmensa mayor!a de los en-
fermos q~uieren que los sanen y para
clio estan dispuestos a TODD 10 que sea
pasividad. a tomar las drogas mas
repugnantes al paladar. a sufrir inyec-
clones. cauterios Y hasta operaciones
dolorosas. meros a hacer algo por 81
mismos. algo que signifique acci6n, ac-
tividad. esfuerZo para combatir Ia en-
fermedad. Entire sufrir una operaci6n
y hacer todos los dfas determinado
ejercicio fisico c~ualquiera sobre TODD.
81 &c mexicano. prefiere 10 primero. Es-
peor. Naturalmente que a cualquiera a
quien Sc pone a escoeer entire sufrir
una operation quirGrCica Y hacer de-
terminates movim;entos V eiercicios f.
sicos durante dos o tres meses, opta
dc pronto por 10 segundo, pero a los
pocos dfas de haber comenzado el ira
tamiento natural que Sc lie prescriba. co
mienza por no tener fe en- ell, por omi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
SAFE QUE ENVIARA AL CON
GRESO EN- DICIEMBRE

Tele5rdmn Especial pcrc Ia PREESA'
WASHINGTON. Noviembre 3.-Df.
cese que ell Presidcnte Wilson tiene
va terminado, practicamente, eli men
safe que enviara Il Congreso al abrir
SO ell perfo6o de sesiones, ell 6 dc
Dicembre pr6ximo, Y que como le Sc
"a impossible If a darle lectura a 81
mensaje, sera lefdo por alguna otra
persona
En- ell citado mensaje trata extensa-
mente acerca de Ia Liga de las Ma
clones Y la parte que lie concierpa .
Mexico tendra que ser complet;ada
mas tarde, cuando Ia question del re-
conocimiento sea decidida por el Pre-
sidente Wilson.
En- ease de que resuelva cenceder ei
reconocimiento antes de que expire So
periodic. es probable que en- su men
safe lie de al Congreso algunas expii-
caciones Y le haga saber Jos datos que
lie sirvieron de base para otorgario-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

trio con este o con el otro preteXto, a
pesar de que desde los pri1eros dias
commence a sentir mejoria Y ACADIA por
suprimirlo TODD. La enfermedad enton-
! ceS recobra su antigua fucrZa Y el pa
ciente Sc sujeta al fin a IA o~peraci6n
en- que puede perder Ia vida y Ia que,
en- Ia mayoria dc los casos 10 deja
igual, sino en- peores condolences que
antes. =
Tomemos I'm ejemplo. La isis es ia
cilmente durable en- el primer periodic
con solo que Ell pacientes tome diaria-
mente bahos .frios. que hasa ejercicio
que viva Ia mayor parte del tempo al
aire libre V que liable en- voz alta 0 lea
en- alta voz o cante 10 mas que pueoa.
Con tan sencillo tratamiento CONT
nuado por espacio &c algunos meses VI
tlsico en- primer grade sc saliva de Ia.
terrible enfermedad pero pocos son los
que qu;eren seguir tai tratamiento. por
f~lojera. por apatfa. por decaimiento,
por falta &c amino por 10 que Sc quie-
ra, Y prefieren agravarsc y beber dro-
| gas inutiles. sufrir inyecciones. cuantu
| Sc les quiera hacer y apiicar. antes que
hacer ellos algo por 81 mismos.
La salud. ONO Ia felicidad. es aigo
que no puede venirnos de fuera. sine
que debe nacer de nosotros. Hay que
propornernos ser felices y ser sanos.
Felices n pesar de todas las tribula-
clones de que esta LENA la vida hu-
! mana. Sanos. 4 pesar de los miasmas
deletereos*' de !os microbes V "e CUM
to conspira para erfermarnos.
La salud eS la virtud del cuarpo, Y
asf como no Sc puede hacer a nadie
virtuoso n fuerza. asf tambien no Sc
puede hacer sane al que no esta dcci-
dido a serlo.
Hay. pues. que fornarnos el PROPOSE
ces V v%irtuosos.