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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-27
KILLS THREE ON
STACKER ACCUSATION
Stays Men He Says Reported
Failure to Register.

Grayson, KY, May 27.-Melvin Col
Inns, twenty-three years old, of Olive
Hill. shot and killed Vint Carpenter,
who was driving a team near fire.
brick plant, then entered the building
and shot and killed Cleveland Sparks,
who was sitting at rest, and rushed in
to the brick making machine depart
ment. killing John Howard.
The latter also was resting awaiting
his turn on the machine work.
Collins tried to find another man,
declaring he would kill him also. Col
Inns fed to a nearby farmhouse and
barricaded himself and defied the
sheriff and posse, who surrounded the
house and prepared to burn it. Col
Inns fired from the window and wound
ed Levi Shields in the hip. The sher-
ifs officers fired as man came from
the house and wounded Tony Steph-
ems. Stephens had entered the house
to persuade Collins to surrender. Col
Inns finally surrendered, when the Off
GERS started to fire the house.
A great crowd gathered in Olive
Hill demanding the officers turn Col
IinS over to them The officers, seven
of them, in cars with reviewers drawn,
rushed through the crowd and reached
Catlettsburg Jail with their prisoner.
Collins had failed to register, de-
ciaring he was under draft age He
believed the men he killed had some
thing to do with reporting him TO the
government
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Men Welcome
Mothers Friend
A Daty chat Every Man Owes to Those
who Perpetuate the Race.

1t is just as important that men should
know Of proper methods In advance Of moth
erhood. Suffering. pain and distress Incl
dent to childbirth can be avoided by having
at hand bottle OF the tlme-honored prepa,
ration, Mothers Friend. This Is a pene.
trating external application that relieves the
tension upon the muscles and enables them
to expand without painful strain upon the
ligaments and nerves.
Thousands OF women for over half a cen.
fury who have used Mothers Friend tell
how they entirely avoided nervous spells
and nausea and preserved bright, happy
disposition that reflects wonderfully upon the
character and disposition OF the little one
soon to open its eyes In bewilderment at the
joy Of his arrival.
By regular use OF Mothers Friend during
the period the muscles are made and kept
pliable and elastic. They expand easier when
baby arrives, and pain and danger at the crisis
is naturally less.
You can obtain Mothers Friend at any
drug store. 1t is for external use only, *
absolutely safe and wonderfully effective.
Write to the Bradfeld Regulator Co.,
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, for their val.
liable and instructive motherhood Book OF
guidance for expectant mothers and remem.
Der to get bottle OF Mothers Friend at the
druggists today. II IL the greatest kline
OF help to nature Ia the glorious work TO b.
performed
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-27
BIG SUBMARINE
CRUISER SUNK
Surprised by British Under Sea
Boat in Shipping Lane.
SECOND HUN CRAFT ESCAPES
First of German Ocean Going Subsea
Superb fighters to be DESTROYED,
Says the Admiralty.

London, May 2T.-The sinking of Il
German submarine of the eraser type
in the latitude of Cape ST. Vincent by
British Atlantic escort submarine is
announced by the admiralty.
1t is the first instance where Il sub
marine of this type has been destroy
ed, the admiralty says.
(Cape st. Vincent is at the south
western extremity of Portugal, and is
more than 1000 miles from the German
submarine outlet at Kiel. In its lat
itude run the trade and transport
lanes to the Azores Islands. where it
has been announced the United States
has a naval Station.)
Zone of our Atlantic escort subma
rines returning to her BASE says the
admiralty statement, reports that on
May II. in the latitude of Cape ST.
Vincent, while proceeding to meet Il
convoy, she sighted and SANK Il Ger
man Submarine of the scout cruiser
type. A heavy sea was running at the
time. There were no survivors.
Another craft of the same type
was sighted, but by swift diving she
escaped the fate of her consort
This being the first cruiser sub
to depart from the usual ru2" of not
announcing the destruction of individ-
ual enemy submarines.
German aviatorS have been driven
from the battle front by the terrific
air offensive of the allies, maintained
at Il maximum of effort and efficiency.
Careful estimates made here of the
number of enemy airplanes put out of
action within Ave weeks indicate tina
the total is about one thousand
The result has been that American,
French and British flyers have been
left in practically undisputed posses
sion of the air for the last three days.
Unfavorable weather, together with
their loss of supremacy in the air, is
believed here to be delaying the open
ing of the kaiser's new offensive, but
there is a disposition on the part of
the high command. both of the British
and French forces, to suspect that the
enemy commanders may be preparing
a surprise blow. There have been
signs of important German troop
movements on the lines opposite the
French trenches we'll to the east of
the point where the British and
French armies join.
General Foch has succeeded in CON
cealing the measures he has taken to
meet the new offensive, and he is
maintaining absolute silence as to the
strategy with which he will manOeu-
vre his forces in opposition to the
Germans.
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LABOR RAiDING WILL STOP
Employment Agents to Be Limited to
Their Own Districts.

Employment Agents to Be Limited to
Their Own Districts.
Harrisburg, Pa, May 27-Acting I'M
der authority given in an opinion from
the attorney generals department in
regard to the powers of the labor COM
mission to regulate licensed employ
ment agents, steps will be taken by
Commissioner Palmer to contine
agents and other representatives TO
the territory for which they are licens-
ed
The rules TO be prepared will estab-
lish the rights of agents and they will
be required to observe them.
The practical effect will be that no
licensed agent in Philadelphia, for in
stance. will be allowed to go TO Lam
caster or Reading or Pittsburgh and
get men for work in his home district
Exceptions probably will be made
where agents are called in to help
government work Raids will be stop
ped.
Agents found guilty of enticing men
awav from employers will lose their
licenses. and, as the licenses are ac-
companied by $1,000 bonds, they will
be heavily punished for violations.
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SOLDIERS TRY TO
BURN CITY HALL
Halifax is the Scene OF Wild
est RiOting,
MARINES DISPERSE MOB
Returning Soldiers Attempt to Free
Tomnies Who Had Been Arrested
by the Police.

Halifax, n. S, Nay 27.-The wild
est riot in the history of this city oc-
tempted to rescue other soldiers who
had been arrested by the police.
The mob tried to wreck and burn
city hall and the police headquarters
cut the hose when the fire department
arrived and forced the firemen to re-
treat
The mob held sway until the garri-
son regiment arrived with loaded ri
ties. Hundreds of marines with load
err rifles and fixed bayonets, landed
from warships, succeeded in dispers-
ing the crowds
Several persons were injured, In
Guiding three police officers. The
damage to city hall will amount to
several thousand dollars.
The soldiers in StOrming city hall
used bricks, and anything that came
to hand. Hundreds of paneS of glass
in the lower floor were smashed. Other
groups tried to batter down the doors
behind which police with loaded re-
volvers stood guard over their prison
erS. The heavy Oaken barriers. how
ever, stood firm against the assault
Howling with rage, the crowds then
set fire to the building. The fire de-
partment was prompt to respond, but
the mob promptly turned on them
After cutting the hose they attempted
to wreck the apparatus and in order
to save their equipment the tiremen
retreated. While the attention of the
mob was thus diverted those inside
city hall put out the flames.
Calls for help We're sent to the mill
tary authorities when it was seen the
municipal authorities were powerless
and the garrison regiment arrived with
rifles loaded and surrounded the be-
leaguered building at the same time
that hundreds of marines were landed
from warships Marching through the
streets with loaded rifles and bayo-
nets fixed they finally dispersed the
rioters
Before being scattered, however, the
Slo"u iooh revenge oh TIC poiite ue-
partment Breaking into the patrol
house they ran out the police patrol
wagon and automobile and wrecked
them. Two police motorcycles were
thrown into the harbor.
All business houses on the principal
streets where the trouble conferred
hurriedly closed their doors for the
night Armed guards continued to pa
troll the center of the city until long
afta~ 1oidnight
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Catarrh is Real Enemy
and REQUIRES Vigorous Treatment

Throw these makeshift remedies to
the winds, and get on the right treat
ment. Go to your drug store to-day,
get bottle of S. S. S., and commence
a treatment that has been praised by
sufferers for nearly half a century.
S. S. S. gets right at the source of
Catarrh, and forces from the blood
the germs which cause the disease.
You can obtain special medical advice
regarding your own case without
charge by writing to Medical Direc-
tor, % Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
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SAYS Losses Are Heavy.

Amsterdam. May 2T-"Heavy loss
eS" We're inflicted upon the Americans
on the Picardy front in the repuISe of
strong American patrols Saturday west
of Montdidier, it is said in semi
official German report received in a
Berlin telegram.
The report in the course of de
scription of Saturdays military opera
tons, says:
West of Montdidier. strong Ameri-
can patrols advanced against OR front
One American patrol was entirely cut
up by our fire The others We're thrown
back by counter attack. The Ameri
cans thereby suffered heavy losses
Regarding the American "hordeS"
training in the French camps. the
semi-official North German Gazette of
Berlin remarks:
Fresh reinforcementS are mean
while maturing in our recruiting de
pots behind the front and we Will wait
and see whether the lightning trained
Yankee will hold his own against the
German lads who have had military
training from their youth
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Americans Conduct "siIent Raid"

With the American Army in France,
May 21.-American troops carried out
a silent raid in the Picardy sector OIL
Friday, inflicted a number of losses
on the enemy in killed and brought
back prisoners, according TO an official
statement issued by the American
headquarters, which says:
In Picardy our troops executed
successful raid and inflicted a num-
Der of losses in killed and prisoners
on the enemy.
There is nothing else important to
report"
A raid on the Picardy front was LED
by Lieutenant A P. Craddock. Of
Lynchburg, Va, who was severely
wounded Several others in the raid,
ing force were wounded.
One of the Americans was shot in
the head and body and lay on the
ground stunned. When he came to
he found a German holding him by
the shoulder He whipped out his
gun and killed the German.
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German Prisoner Shot.

Atlanta, Ga, May 27.-Heinrich
Knappke, a German prisoner interned
1T Fort Mcpherson, overstepped the
dead line maintained inside of the
wire fence surrounding the camp and
failed to halt at the order of a sol
der guard. He was shot, and died an
hour later in the post hospital. Colo
mel Van Orsdale, commandant, said
that the sentry complied with his duty
and that no explanation was required.
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STOPS SOLDIERS KISSING
BasheIor Mayor Puts a Ban Upor
Oscillations at a Station


Scranton, Pa. May 27.-No more
will soldiers passing through Scranton
he cheered by the thoughts of the
kisses given them by Scranton girls
while the troop trains stopped at the
Lackawanna station here. for Mayor
Connell has called halt TO the prac-
lice.
The mayor, a bachelor, has issued a
statement in which he says that, while
personally he sees no harm in having
he girls kiss the soldiers, he has re-
ceived complaints galore, includine
one from the leaders in the Red Cross
canteen, and on this account he has
decided to prevent further kissing.
Director of Police Davis, also a bache-
lor, has been ordered to see that the
mayors wishes are respected.
The Red Cross workers said the
kissing habit at the station interfer-
ed with their task Of feeding the sol
Tiers
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-27
MILL GIRL MURDERED
Three Strangers Seen Near Adams
town Sought by Authorities.

infee strangers Seen wear ADAMS
town Sought by Authorities.
Reading, Pa, May 27.-The murder
of a girl was revealed near Adams
town.
The victim is Lizzie LOuch, the six
teen-year-old daughter of a farmer,
Lemon Louch.
She was employed in hosiery mill
at Adamstown, and left the place at
close of work. She failed to return
home, but her father was not alarmed
as it was thought she was staying with
relatives When she failed to return
to the mill a search was made, and
finally her body was found, with her
dinner basket nearby, in dense wood,
through which she was required to
pass to go to her home.
The girl had been attacked, and her
throat was cut from ear to ear There
is no clue, but three strangers seen
in the neighbOrhood are suspected.
City and county officials here were
notified, and half a dozen police are
Investigating.
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Do Not Neglect 1t.

When you use medicated sprays,
atomizers and douches for your Ca
tarrh, you may succeed in unstopplng
the choked-up air passages for the
time being, but this annoying condl-
ton returns, and you have to do the
same thing over and over again. ,
Catarrh has never yet been cured
by these local applications: Have
you ever experienced any real benefit
from such treatment
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SAVES LIFE WITH BLANKET
Farmers Wife Beats Out Flames In
Youths BURNING CIothinu

= Farmers wire Beats O.il FLAMES IN
Youths Burning Clothing.
Harrisburg, Pa, May 27.-The quick
action of Mrs. Margaret Barnes, a
farmers wife, on her way to market,
probably saved the life of Roy Kee-
faurer, eighteen years old, when his
clothing caught fire after an explosion
of alcohol.
The youth ran into the street with
his clothing almost burned off and
Mrs. Barnes seized a horse blanket
and beat out the flames
Keefaurer was cleaning his pipe
with alcohol and was burning it dry
when a bottle of the fuel exploded
He is in the Harrisburg hospital in a
critical condition.
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American Transport Sinks U-soat

At Atlantic Port, May 27.--Informa-
ton that an American transport sunk
a German submarine by rammlQg it,
has reached this port The troop ship
bore down on the submersible near
the Irish coast, just after the U-boat
had emerged. Members of the crew
were picked up from the water by a
life boat and taken to port by the
transport.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-27
MADE THIS
RUNDOWN
WOMAN STRONG
Her Signed Letter Proves This.
Read 1t.

Keene, n. HI was all run
down. had no strength, no appetite,
and a bad cough, SO that good deal
of the time l was unfit for work My
druggist told me about Vinol took
it. and my cough soon disappeared,
my appetite improved and l am
strong and we'll again. Mrs. Urine
Davis, so Russell ST., Keene, n H.
Finol is d constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy which creates an
appetite, aids digestion, enriches the
blood, and in this natural manner
creates strength. We guarantee it.
G. ?. Craig & Son, Druggists, Cam
bridge, and at the best drug store in
every town and city in the country.
ADV.
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SPOILED MEAT SOLD ARMY
Trade Commission Accuses Two Pack.
inq Concerns of Outrage.

ING concerns OF outrage.
Washington, May 27.-Charges that
beef unfit for human cG~1ption"
has been sold to the United States
troops in Texas by Wilson & Co. and
Norris & Co., two of the largest pack
srs in the country, We're made by the
federal trade commission.
More than 10000 pounds of meat
shipped to Camp Travis, Texas, has
been destroyed by order of the food
administration. This was all fresh
beef, shipped in refrigerator cars, and
supposedly in good condition.
Twenty-six carloads have been con-
demned in various sections of the
country within the last few weeks, &C
cording to Herbert Hoover, the food
administrator.
No successful prosecutions have re-
suited no licenses have been revoked.
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NEW MOURNING BADGE
Suggested For Women Losing Mem
hers of Family in War.


Washington, May 27.-With the ap-
proyal of President Wilson, the We
,nan's committee of the council of ma
tiGnal defense, has strongly recon-
mended that a 1hree-inch black arm.
Band. with a gold star. be worn b.
American women who have lost mem
hers of their families in the war, in,
stead of the usual mourning costumes
Tie plan provides for the placing OF
gilt star on the arm band for every
relative lost. 1t was adopted following
he receipt of a large number of let
tiers from women all over the country
urging some action upon The woman'S
committee. The determined avoidance
Of mourning by English women has
necn much commented upon ard
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DIXIE REALTYkCO.
Cambridge, Maryland.
NJ Y. Clergyman Killed In France.

NJ. Y. Clergyman Killed In France.
Paris, May 27-Rev. E. Robert Well
wood, of New York, was killed May
10 in the rear Of the British lines.
while ait work among a group of Chi
nese. The first male Y. NJ c. A. sec
rotary was killed ut the same time
An English secretary also was killed.
aud two others were wounded
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-27
pennsy to Abandon Small Shops.

ShamOkin, Pa, May 2I--At con-
ference here of officials Of the Read
ing and Pennsylvania railroads it was
decided to abandon the latter's small
roundhouse and repair shops here and
10 have all Pennsylvania engines cared
for at the Reading shops. Railroad
men say the Pennsylvania Will take
care of all passenger traffic through
this region and that the Reading will
be used exclusively for freight and
coal between Williamsport and Read
ing.
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Wei leach Disabled Soldiers

Washington, May 27.-Without a
dissenting vote, the senate passed the
bill putting vocational rehabilitation
of war disabled soldiers under the fed
eral board for vocational education.
The measure appropriates 100000
for the purpose.
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Raids and ARTILLERY Combats

London. May 27.-The text of the
official day report from the war office
follows:
~ .e French at night repulsed Il
raid north of Bailleul The Smelling
IN the Villers- Bretoneux sector was
heavy Gas shells were used
In the morning there was heavy
hostile gas Smelling west of Hinges
Twentyfour enemy airplanes have
been destroyed by the British in air
fighting on the Italian front since May
49, il was officially announced in a
summary of recent operations by the
BrItish forces IN italy. Not d BTTtTSH
machine was lost in this period.
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Blaze Takes soIdiers, rIo+bipo

Alexandria, La, May Priority
Thousand pieces of winter clothing be-
longing to troops stationed at Camp
Beauregard were destroyed or dam
aged by fire, believed to have been of
ircendiary origin, in a warehouse here
Two explosions occurred.
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Leroy L Wallace, Attorney.
Trustees Sale
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
4eRoy L. Wallace, ATTORNEY.

Under and by Of order passed by the United States Pst d
George Stanley individually and trading as G. j WEBB
undersigned the BANK
will offer for sale and sell public auction the highest bidder
Cambridge Dorchester Maryland,
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u. s. SUFFERS HEAVY
LOSSES, SAYS BERLIN
Germans Report RepuIse Of
Strong Patrol Parties.

Berlin, May 27.-The capture of
Americans West of Montdidier (Soutll-
east of Amiens) was reported by the
war office