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Community Labor Boards
For the Entire Country

WASHINGTON August 20-Commun-
fty labor boards to determine. what in
distrinl establishments arc engaged in
essential work are being established
Throughout the country. il was learned
today at, the department OF labor. The
primary purpose is TO guide the employ
mont service in placing labor. hut the
work also MAY have an Important bear
Ins upon IN concerns az local draft
boards under the work or fight order.
The community boards are 10 deal
with the problems Of r. single city or
county and are to- be supervised by the
state advisory boards. The state federal
director fcmployment Is in charge OF
the organization In each state and
agents sent out by him or by the cr,-
ployment service. will direct tho forming
OF the community organ13atteS.
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time. but we saw nothing Of the C-ooa

time, but we saw nothing OF the U-ooat
that started tho thing toward us.
What we did see was another tor
pedo. We zig-zagged, lodging the miss
lie just as prettily as could be. 1t went
by. Then tho submarine came out OF
the water with her guns ready. She
was ell OF 400 feet long and could make
seventeen knots an hour. Our boat was
good for eleven and, a. half knots. but
We began to go with the G-boat coming
behind. She opened up with her guns
and the fight started.
II was acting as spottcr for the gun
ner, calling the shells as they kicked up
tho water about the U-hoat Our
twenty-slxth shot took the submarine
right. Sho did not blow uD with bang.
What she did was TO swing around slow
ly and drift broadside on. We did not
slow down. but made FOR port as swift
~ as we could travel. l am sure our
shot destroyed tho enemy craft"
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AN ATLANTIC PORT. Aug. 2N.-A
400-foot enemy submarine was sunk off
the Atlantic coast by the gun crew OF
British tanker according to an OIL
fccr Of the tanker.
Tho tale of the tankers and the U
boat was told today by John Crosby.
chief mate Of the former. from his bed
In n hospital. where he Is being treated
for shock.
Crosby is said to be in n serious
condition. A remarkable feature Of the
case Is that he felt no III effects dur
ing tho engagement. which took place
last Friday. and was In good health un-
III yesterday morning. Then safely in
port and beyond tho reach of the I'M
dcrara pirate. ho collapsed
The second mate was on tho bridge
about o'clock. Crosby said. There
was never sign Of any craft around
but he caught the streak male by a
torpedo coming toward the tanker He
yelled and the ship was thrown out OF
course. The torpedo missed by few
feet. Every one was on deck by that
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that Spain would compensate herself
for future losses from interned German
vessels in Spanish harhors.
Foreign Minister Duto in order to al
lay alarm. issued a denial from San
SEBASTIAN. on Sunday, to rec-nt Spanish
press reports that tho neutrality OF
Spain WAS threatened. In ms state
ment the foreign minister added: AS
to the famous Spanish note addressed
to Germany IT Is impossible to publish
IL because Il does not exist.
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Buy Added Weight If Too
Thin So Much A Pound

mon sonsn with chemistry that makes
such II big pickup OF weight and VI
tally possible. You take n tablet at
meal Time and on retiring for 4
couple Of wcnks. and just the first four
days usually makes a fellow climb out
OF bed feeling like a two-ycar-oid.
Go 10 your Druggist or G. II. Gricst q
Co. md get n dollar package of Pam
gin Tablets with Gentian this afternoon.
and take ono on the way homo tonight.
For salr uls, by DankwoTth Bros. DcllLre: Hofo'S
drug Store Martins Ferry: Frank Roberts. Bridge
in1: Will Pralr1ly. Mnundnillc: john Elson.
IcllsburK.
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Early French Report.

PARIS. Aug. 20.-French troops last
night occupied the village Of Vassens,
northwest Of MorsaIn between the DISC
and the Aisne according TO tho war
office statement to-day.
There was reciprocal fire in the region
Of LaSsiEny and Drcslincourt, west or
the Disc. the statement says.
4 German aerial bombArdment or
Nancy was carried out. Six Of the civil
ian population were killed and IL score
injured the statement adds.
The text Of the statement reads:
There were reciprocal bombardment
in tho region OF Lassigny and Drcslin-
court during the night.
Between the Disc and the Nsne
French troops occupied the village OF
Vassens, to the northwest of Morsain
last evening.
a surprise attack by the enemy west
OF the acknowledgements WAS with
out result.
THE night was calm on the rest Of
the front.
German airplanes honbardcd Nancy
last night. 1t IS reported that six civil
ian population was killed and score
wounded"
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Important Eject.

PARIS. Aug. 2I.--Apart from tho
tactical results obtained the objects If
which will be seen more clearly in the
near future, the allied attacks between
tho Sommc and the Aisne in the last
two days Tnodestly called local or line
STRENGTHENING operations in the war
Office communicates. have the important
effect Of keeping the enemy on the
abort and preventing him from prcpar-
ing a counter offensive.
The attacks have made II impossible
for General Ludendorf to regroup his
troops. They have obliged him to
maintain more than 40 divisions In tho
first line which have to be relieved con-
stantiy. At several points 1t has been
necessary for him to increase the den
sity Of the first line. The army Of
General Won Ebcn which holds the line
from Caricpont In Mlssy-Sur-Aisnc had
only ten divisions in the first line on
August Is. Tho recent French oper-
atoms on that front it Is believed here
viii make il necessary for General Won
Buchn to send him reinforcements.
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Early British Report.

London. August 20.--Four German at
tacks against British positions e. Chilly
about six miles north Of Roye. were re-
pulsed during last night. according TO
the official statement issued at the war
office today.
The Britia, lines were advanced IN
the neighborhood OF Nic,lx Berquin and
Outtersteen in tho Lys salient according
TO the statement which says 1852 Ger
mans we're made prisoners.
The text Of the statement reads:
"A successful minor operation was
carried out by us last evening between
iVeux Berquin and Outtersteon. 10 the
right Of our -ecent advance in that sec
tor. Our line was brought forward to
the neighborhood Of the Fieu1 BerQuin-
Outtersteen road We took 1S2 prison
ers.
Last night the enemy four times at
tackled posts established By us northw est
Of Chilly on each occasion he was re-
pulsed. We successfully Taided Ger
man post west Of Bray.
Our patrols made progress during the
light in the area between the Lave and
Lys rivers and now arc east Of PARADISE
Mcryille rond."
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Eight or Ton Pounds for Five Dollars
Cheap, Say People, onco Thin and
Scrawny Looking.

Some people round out like n dump
ling and pick UP dozen pounds In
couple Of weeks. Others with chron-
&c case Of Indigestion linger around and
take three or four weeks to- gain six or
seven pounds. but the flesh is always
solid and firm and the manufacturers
IF Pamgin Tablets with Gcntlan guuran-
toe half dozen packages OF tablets
will do the work or money back.
1t Is simply the application IF conf
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ROTARIANS ENDORSE
THE SALVAGE SHOP
Tho Salvage Shop Will Open for Bust-
moss Thursday Morning.
Mey tho 22nd.

The Salvage Shop will be
opened Thursday morning. lug
22nd. The place LIS on the south.
west corner Of Twenty-second
and Main streets, and The hours
from 10 q. m. to p. m.
Every kind Of good second
hand clothing will be sold. also
articles Of furniture, pictures.
dishes and notions.
To appreciate the values ana
: tho limo of goods carried we III
wife the public, TO come and see
Tho Salvage Shop.
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5000 CAPTURED
CONTINUED from Page one,)

Tenth Army, commanded by General
Mang1n, today captured $500 Germans
between 2 O'Clock this morning and p.
m, according to tho lStent TSports
reaching London from the battlefront.
General Mangin'B 1oroes advanced to-
day, three miles ct ths greatest depth
Of tho front. The Frenol troops cap
tured tho town OF Cuts, two and Z half
miles northwest Of B1eranoourt-
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FOR SALE

FOB SALE-Household foods at a sac
rifice, If sold Mt once. 5e4 Elchland
Ave. Warwond. au2l-I
FOR sAIIE-E;ther an interest or whole
Of finest restaurant In Charleston, W.
Va. the home OF government powder,
arnlor plate and proiectile plant. Loca-
ton. center Of traffic. eight years lease.
THE Bowen Realty" Box 1856. Charles
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FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

FOR REET-qood. office and living
rooms on tho second and third floors Of
the new Intolligencer building. 1905 and
1907 Market st. Now ready Cor occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care 1ntclli-
gcncer. ap-17-tf
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Lasatguy VIII Pail.

PARIS, Aug. 20.-Alilitary observers
in their comment today lay stress on
the Importance OF tho operations carried
out Monday east and west Of the Disc.
They believe that Lassisny Is about TO
fall and the Echo de Paris considers
that the town virtually is in tho power
Of tho French.
LHomnne Librc says that notwith-
standing the stubborn German resist
ance the enemy Is being forced TO give
up territory and declares that before
tho operations are completed the Ger
mans will be compelled TO make another
retreat. The paper says that the en-
envy probably will qualify such q move
mcnt as wise or strategic from his point
Of view
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MANGIN'S ATTACK.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE, August 2o-(By tho Aasoci-
ated Press)-(Noou)-Goneral Mangin's
troops attacked tho German positions
at 1880 O'CLOCK this morning, over .
front Of about fifteen miles from Eon-
tenoy, on the Aasne, TO Pimpre1, ON the
Disc.
Several thousand prisoners were TO
ported captured before noon.
The firrt German Limo Of defense was
crossed over nearly tho whole front oe-
fore 8 O'Clock though tho Resistance was
most vigorous at many places.
General Mangtn's offensive forestaued
4 German attack which officers taken
prisoners sny had been prepared Tor
7sao O'Clock this morning. Tho extreme
IL heavy artillery preparation during
tho past twenty-four hours by tho
French served "a . warning to tho Ger
mans that the French had an attack
In anticipation, and two fresh divisions
ono Of Jaeger1 and the other OF mem
from Baden, were brought up during the
night In lorries to attempt to defend tho
German unes.
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ATTACK SUCCESSFUL.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRAHCE, August 2o.-(By tho Associ-
ated Press, D. m.)-Ths attack OK
General Mangin's forces from fontenoy
on tho Atsne to Tt1rprez, on the DISC,
was progressing favorably when this
despatch was FLED
Prisoners wore continuing to arrive
at the rear to add to the several thou
sand captured before noon. and the gain
in territory at O'Clock had boon from
one to two and half miles. The enemy
was resisting with the greatest vigor
at vital spots Where the fghtnS Is
thickest the ground fs covered with Ger
man dead.
The artillery preparations, Which wat
most violent, began yesterday morning,
and tho enemy. enticipatin. an attack
fastened to reinforce his lines. sending
up two Of his best divisions, which wero
held In reserve These divisions ar
rived during tho night In motor iorrtes.
An hour and q half after the order
was given to attack. infantrymen were
passing AudiGntcourt and Fassens. and
wore followed Immediately by batteries
Of 3-,nch guns The first line OF defense
was then breaking.
The German on retiring filled tho ra-
vine with mustard gas. This. however.
proved only q temporary CrOuDle inc OH
tire ravtne being turned IN short time
and the French troops progressing to-
ward BIerarcourdelle, eight miles south
east Of Noyon.
Farther to the right Tartiers, two and
4 half miles southeast Of Morsain. was
entered at o'clock, and columns or
prisoners began to appear upon the pla-
teau to the rear.
| The artillery reaction was very weak
| over this part Of tho front.
French avistors, flying way down un-
der the low-lying clouds, kept the staN
regularly informed as to tho progress
! Of the attack. and harassed the enemy
with machine gun Cre. No German
iiers tried to interfere with the work
Few were seen in tho air during the
morning.
Tho Germans made a desperate de-
fenco In tho high and wooded region
| south Of the Otse. around Carlcpont
/ Caisne and Lombray, whore they held
strong positions, which were profusely
dotted with quick nrers. Tho Four-a-
verro and Croisetto farm were taken by
the French after violent struggle.
which proved very costly to the enomy.
At noon the line had been advanced 10
tho road east Of Carlepont to the Caisnes
wood and Bollefontaiue. and south OF
| Lornbrey and Blcrancourdelle to VEGA
ponin and then southwark to the cast OF
Tartieres and to Osly.
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SINKS U-BOAT
Continued from Page one.)

cumstantial report. and the tangible evil
dence furnished by the damaged bow.
the story is given Crcdencc not &C
corded most of the accounts Of sub
marine destruction reaching the navy.
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MALE HELP wANExD.

MALE HELP WAHSX0s
Any number Of Coal Miners
Two Mechanical. Craftsmen.
Two Electric Cranemen-
IL Foundry Chippefs.
Any number Laborera.
MachiniSts.
Freight Handler1
Grey Iron Moulderh
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Welders-
POSITIONS WAITED.
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
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HEMALE.
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Service between and 8 O'clock for Ia.
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whatever to any person. 5e-1tf
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n1cnt on first floor. by Sept. lst. Call
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UNITED STATES .1N140YM1H3
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FRNE TO EMPLoYE ANp XMYL0Y13
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Assembly boom.
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
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ASSISTANCE
foou4.uued from Page one.)

ro,,ne and Trotzky when htey Uere IN
Moscow and It Is assumed that they
hare become mercenary troops IN inc
bIra NJ the Bolsheviki leaders. In no
other way cnn their presence In NOS
now and Potrograd be accounted 1or'
a. thoy have been bitterly hostile 10
Germany. under whole rule they nave
suffered. The suggestion is made thAt
thew were compelled to sell their serV-
jccs as. surrounded by enemies. tneS
vc-a unable to obtain a living In any
other way.
WASHINGTON. Aug. ao.-Reports OF
the Ukraine peace nesotietlons
have been received at the state uepsa
ment from Berlin through tn SWedlsn
nrcss. showing that the BolcieVlki ana
tho ITkratnians have agreed to proions
tbn,r truce- 70 re-establiSh railway. post.
and telegraph communications 10 eaH.
change goods to the amount or 1t.uuo.ouo
rubles and to restore the CONSUMES;
The tariff question has not beon settieo
and there is O difference Of opinion re-
gardinp rho distribution Of the Ukraine
states wealth.
LONDON. Aug. 2o.-Hundreds Of par
aons rore killed and wounded IN Veri-
toble battle between Lettish guards and
rioters dur food disorders in Petrograa'
According to an Austrian dispatch to
tho Exchange Telegraph Company.
The despatch. which quotes PetroErad
ndvices by way of Berlin. say that aftor
the city had boen without food for two
days e. procession Of woEkmsn MARCHED aTa,ed
with the Germans; down with the krem-
I'm"
The battle between the rioters and the
1.etttsh guards occurred before the
Snolney institute. Martial law Was
proclaimed in Petrograd the sans eve
ming.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 29.-1t IL off,
ctally reported from roloEGa, says the
correspondent Mt Moscow, Of the Fheln-
lsch. Wcstfaelische Zeitung of Essen.
thai the entente allied troops in thu
Archangel sector OF northwestern Rus
sin. navo withdrawn outside the range
Of the Bolshevik artillery. Soviet
troops are reported I" lavr blown up
tho raikal tunnel nf the trans Siberian
railway.
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Profits 80

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6ERMAN REPORT.

hBERLIN. via London. Aug. c0.-1 nc
German official communication issued
this evening dealing with the new bat
tle between the DISC and the Aisne. says
tho first attack by the French broke
down on the German battle positions
after bitter fighting. The text OF the
statement says:
"A now breaking through attempt on
tho part Of the French, which had been
expected for some days. and which was
preceded on August is and 10 By strong
attacks. commenced today between tho
Disc and the Aisnc. The first enemy
assault broke down in our battle p"-
sttions after a bitter struggle.
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GEB16ANs ENTRAPPEO.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY H
XDAMOE, Aug. eo.-(By tho Associated
Press.)-qsnera1 ManStn, with his right
sordly on tho heights north Of tho Atsno
around Fontsnoy, sweeping the Germans
or tho high ground south OF the Disc,
Will oblige them 70 retreat ACROSS the
river or retire eastward III oither
svsut tho suooess OF the movement Will
expose the region about Noyo1 to ar-
E1lery attacks from the south, tho south
cast and tho southwest.
TIA Germans are relying principally
upon machine guns, as in tho Thles-
eourt region, thus Indicating that some
Of their artillery already Il aoross or is
on tho way ACROSS tho river DISC. The
count Of prtsorers and an inventory Of
tho booty taken sttu are Incomplete,
Ono CORPS In this operation had counted
nftesr hundred prisoners up to noon, and
bad t1n1nsuse quantities Of captured war
materials OF all soTts-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HAULING CONTRACT.
$4,000 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
SECURES TON TRUCK.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-04-12
Bills To Increase The Salaries or
Teachers Passed.

The Legislature passed the following
salary bills for school teachers, to 90 into
effect on June 1
House bill No. SO provides for mini
mum salary schedule of secondary teach
ers to start at 5000, and conditional in
creases up to $500.
House bill No. SO provides for a mini
mum salary schedule of white elementary
teachers holding 3rd grade certificates to
start at $500, and increase up to $475
End grade certificate to start at $3.50. and
increase up to $525; LIST grade certificate
to start at $500 and increase up to 5000
principals certificate to start at $3.50 and
increase up to $3.50.
House bill No. 100 provides for salary
schedule of colored teachers, minimum,
$50 per month; and $35 and $40 for
those holding End grade and LIST grade
certificate. respectively.
Senate bill No. 4l8 provides for the dis
tribution in the month of June of the $50
to the teachers Of the State in service at
the end Of this year. receiving salary less
than $500. in the amounts Of $50 and $25,
TO white and colored teachers. respectively,
or proportiOnate amounts thereof, the fund
being extended up the salary scale as far
as possible.
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Real Estate Transfers.

John W. Lancaster to Benjamin H. John
son, II acres near Takoma Park $40.
Robert R. Moore to VIM. W. Moore. 1870
acres near Brookeville $4,000.
Fremont Harrison to Merton B. Sanborn.
lot at Takoma; $40.
Charles W. Soper TO Grover C. DIXON,
1874 acres near Hyattstown $40.
Richard L. Lamb to Thomas H. Smyth.
80 acres near Brookeville $40.
Clarence L, Hickerson to George Smith,
lot in Rockville; $3.50.
Harold S. Kingsley to James X. Walker
lot in Gaithersburg; $40.
Ann X. Waltermeyer to George S. Hewitt,
lot in Takoma Park $40.
Charles E. Wire to Irwin H. Linton. lots
in Kensington $40.
West Penn Land Co. to Stephen L. Lush,
lot in Takoma Park; $40.
VIM. T. Selby to James L. Higdon, SO
acres: $500.
Deleria Waters to Roger X. Waters. about
2 acres near Germantown; $40.
Jacob C. Snyder to Roger X. Waters,
acre near Germantown $40.
Charles II. Dunn to Jacob C. Snyder,
acre near Germantown; $40.
G. G. Jones to Jennie Glennan, lot in
Rockville; $40.
Suzanne G. Warmer to Jennie Glennan,
S acres near Rockville; $40.
Potomac Savings Bank of Georgetown,
D. c.. to Silas c. Mason. lot 10. block 2.
Friendship Heights; $40.
George R. Dewitt to Henry W. 0ffutt. lot
IS, block 2. Friendship Heights $40.
American Land Co. to Joseph T. Lynch,
lot iD Cabin John Park; $40.
Della Darby and Mareen Darby to Noah
D. Wilson. half acre near Redland; 81, 800,
Geo. A. Jackson to Lawrence W. White
87.4 square perches in Norbeck $500.
Fred L. Glaize to Alden T. Speare, lot
81. block 2, Hill Crest $40.
Ellis L. Workman to Frank L. CLANCY.
lot in Takoma Park; $40.