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Movie Calendar

col ONIA I-To-dny. MontaEu
Love. In ''rhe brand OF satan" and
FATTY Arbuckle, In "The Rough
House"' Friday and Saturday, June
caprice, In PATSY" and Fox
oDEoN To-day. Ethel Clayton,
In "MAn's Woman; Friday, Clara
kimball Young, In 1.-THE Enslest
Way; Saturday. Olga Petrova, In
"Ihe Soul Market"
IS1S-Fo-dny, Mnry Miles Minter,
In "Pcriwinkle", Friday md Satur-
day, Wallace Retd and + athlyn WILL
Hams, In "BiE Timber" traveloEue,
revue and BrHy cartoons.
BIJOC-To-dny,S Norma Tain adGe,
In Poppy; Friday and Saturday.
Mary pickford. In "a Poor Little
VJCTOK-To-day and Friday. Jack
Gardner. In "Land of Song Shadosvs,o
and "a Day and Nightr, Saturday.
Charlie Chaplin. In '1'he Count, and
Mollie King, In "The Mystery Of the
Double CroHs."
II l. u r II ID To-day, olive
Thomas, In "Madcup MndEe1, Fri
day, Bessie BarriscRle. In "Hater
OF Mem; Saturday, Helen Holmes, In
"The Railroad Rntderx," and Ruth
Stonehouse. In "a Limb of Sntan."
II r x To-day, "The Vanishing
Line Rider"
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Ugh! Ca|ome| Sickens; Sa|Wates!
Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone
I sincere: My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels you lose days work.

You're bilious, Your liver is slug
gish! You feel lazy. dizzy and oil
knocked out. Your head Is dull. your
tongue is coated: breath bad; stomach
sour and bowels constipated But
don't take salivating calomeL 1t
makes you sick; you may lose a days
work.
Calomcl is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking il up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and
cramping.
II you want TO enjoy the incest,
Scntlest liver and bowel cleansing You
ever experienced just take a spoonful
Of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night. Your druggist or dealer sells
you a 50-cent bottle OF Dodson's Liver
Tone under my personal money-back
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Bunting -McNeal Real Estate Com
pany. Inc. to The mas II. Oxenham. lot
Q. block 90. Colonial Place, section C.
juno 4. 1917: S475.
c. l.. Burnett ct ux. to Eddie Burnett.
35 l-2 acres in Fairfield District. Oc-
tobcr 81. 1917: tax. 81: IS.
Edward l.. Ryan, special commits j..
sioner, to Charles X. Willis, Jr, 55 by
100 feet in Westwcod. July 8. 1917:
Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs.
Laura N. O'Conner. lot is. block 90,
plan OF Colonial Place. section e. Sep
tcmber 90. 1916; $3.50
4a4 acres In Brookland District June
g. 1917; tax. so cents: $40.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Jacob w. Wilbur. Inc. to Emily v.
pemensi' lots So , snd e.: 20 assookland
iunk. s1x122 fcet north line Of DOB.
SON Street, between Harrison and Clark
streets June %, 1917; 1915.
shiliips. 2e.G7xl7s SIS feet south line
Of Stuart Avenue. 391.16 feet west Of
West street. July 10. 1917; tax. SO; $40.
iaIi, III Isl -sx127 feet' known as ao2o y w
Park Avenue July 10. 1917; tax. Sc;
DAVIS Bros sn Inc. to R. Lloyd Hob:
August xs" g. 1917, tax s s s1s
Il @reater Richmond Realty Company.
eck g onam 9as xvs s9ss e Park sna JUNE ne
(, 1917; tax. $40; SIC.
! John z, Lawe's heirs to J.. Sterling
gs sylor' a l9. g. 1 ga9ers sa5o o Highland
Rex p. Jones ct ux. to P. J. Beattie.
iiox1l6 feet north line Of Main Street.
i3l feet west of Lombardy Street. July
T. Charles .sa A sae i Ut ct ux ct al to p J.
Main Street: is IL ' feet Wost OF t Eom-
aTsy street Rro Ju1g s. 1917 tax 81 SO
Strand. lots 80 and %. square II,
EDITH Miller to Rex Q. Jones. a5x14o
last line OF High Point Avenue. June
ks, 1917; tax, 81; $40,
p. J. Beattie ct ux. to Rex o. Jones,
~ feet l 1-2 inches by los feet, known
US Ill North Crenshaw Avenue. July
T. 1917; tax. Sc; $40.
\ Genevieve b. Baylor ct yir to Rex
ID. Jones, 25x79 feet. known as ESQ
II i Y: Eso Street June 60. 1917; tax.
q p, u. Beattie ct ux. to- Charles A.
ISaelzer. 20 feet 8 1.2 lnches by 105 feet.
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COTTON MANUFACTURERS
FEAR INCREASED BURDENS
tBy Associated Press.)

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. July 1.-THE
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers
Association to-day issued call for n
meeting Of representatives of all bust
ness interests of the state. to be held
at Raleigh July 26 for the purpose Of
considering the war revenue bill now
before Congress and what steps can
be taken to obtain relief from pro-
visions regarded AZ Objectionable. Co.
incident with issuing the call, 1t was
stated that cotton mills will have to
pay under the bill as now proposed
40 per cent of their gross earnings in
taxes
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted the following CHAR
terS and amendment:
Hampton Roads Galleries Company.
Inc, Norfolk: coal business: capital
100000. Thomas w. Shelton presi-
dent: Oscar B. Ferebee. secretary. both
of Norfolk.
Amendment to charter Of Knight
Buggy Company. Inc, Franklin. chang
ing name to Knight Screen Manufac-
turing Company. Inc.
Foreign charter: c.. T. Products
Corporation, Il New York corporation
with capital stock OF $4,000. Will
liam r. Allen, statutory agent, City
Point.
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guarantee that each spoonful Will
clean your sluggish liver better than
a dose of nasty calomel and that It
won't make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone 10 real liver
medicine You'll know It next morn
ing because you will wake up feeling
fine. your liver will be working. your
headache and dizziness gone, your
stomach will be sweet and your bow.
els regular. You will feel like work
ing; you'll be cheerful: full OF visor
and ambition.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and
cannot salivate. Give 1t to your chill
dren. Millions of people are using
Dodson's Liver Tone Instead Of dan
gerous calomel now. Your druggist
Will tell you that tho sale OF caIomol
Is almost stopped entirely hera--Adv.
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| known as 100 North Crenshaw Avenue.
July s. 1917: tax. $3.50: $40.

known AZ 100 North Crenshaw Avenue.
July 5. 1917: tax. $3.50: $40.
William Henry White ct uX. to
Charles r. Willis. 20 feet Ia inch
~ 90 feet. known as 2G2s West Main
street. February 20, 1917: tax, IS: $40.
% feet 3l-2 Inches by 1884 feet
north limo OF Grove Avenue. between
Robinson and Cedar Streets; also 5 by
l79 "a feet north line OF Grove Avenue,
40 Tia feet east Of Robinson Street.
July s. 1911: tax. Ss.a0: $40
w. r. Barrett ct ux. to G. ]. Luck.
50 feet depth not glven). being lot 4.
block a. Monticello Place. July 7. 1917:
tax. 81; $40.
W. ii. Coles ct ux. TO Quinn Shelton.
20xl00 feet north lire OF Henrico
Street. so feet east OF Dineen Street.
July S. 1917: tax. 81; So.
The Real Estate Loan Deposit Corr :
pany to William A. Mann. lot 8. block
9, Virginia Place. July 6. 1917: tax.
81; $40.
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George Chester Robinson U9) and
Laura l.. Lee Ua). city
Charles Fox Graham t26). Wythc.
TTaiic. and Louise Mountjoy Pollard
Herbert G.. Sutton (23J and l.. Iss-
teiie Moody t2D. city.
Clarence q. Gipc i26). Newport Ncws.
and Ida NJ. Broaddus (36), Monticello,
Ga. - =,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits werc Issued
oS the building Inspector yesterday:
y. ID. Williams. TO repair brick ware
$4,000
kingan & Co, to repair brick build
Ing at northwest corner Fifth and
Cary Streets; to cost $4,000.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

W. J. Dobbins. of South Richmond.
filed petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy yesterday in the United States
District Court His liabilities were
listed at S9.st4.c7. large part OF
which consisted of secured claims with
assets OF $3.50. Among his assets was
real estate valued at $1,000.
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Pennsylvania Railroad. assisted by
local agency. recruited tho negroes.
who were boarding coaches when the
officers arrived. and warned the agents
that if they shipped tho negroes they
would DO arrested under the LouiEi.Aa
law prohibiting the enticins OF labor.
Stier abandoned his plans. and tho
negroes returned home.
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"s1an'x Woman" at Odeon.

Ethel Clayton in Mans Woman" a
delightful satire on married life OF
the present day. Is the feature of the
odeon bill for to-day cnly. A splendid
supporting cast Of well-known stars.
including Rocklifc Fellowes. Is seen
with Miss Clayton in this production.
Tomorrow only. Clara kimball Young
in THE Easiest Way" based upon the
wonderful stage success of the same
namef by Eugene Walter. Will be Of
fered. The Easiest Way" is a grip
ping, tense production which has en-
joyed unprecedented runs in the larger
cities. For Saturday Olga Petrova will
be seen in The Soul Market" a story
of unusual romantic interest and I'M
usual power.
Mary Minter mt Isis.
"Perinwinkle," the superbly pre-
sented feature in which Mary Miles
Minter was seen at the Isis yesterday.
is picture of the coastguards with
enough OF thrills and exciting situa-
lions to satisfy the most exactinE.
incidentally. the extra features add no
little enjoyment TO the program. To-
morrow and Saturday the Isis will pre-
sent duo Of stars in a production of
unusual interest wallace Reid and
Kathlyn Williams are the costars in
oiB surfing SloTJ Ol Sal-
ifornia's mighty woodlands. into which
a charming love story and 4 dramatic
productions with intense human appeal
has been cleverly woven. Three extra
features will also be offered on the
same program, including 4 late Burton
Holmes Travelogue. the newest Para
mount pictorial revue and the Bray
cartoons.
"Poppy" mt Bijou.
To-day offers the last opportunity to
picture lovers to see Norma Talmadge
in Poppy" the delightful story of a
South African waif who, through her
own efforts. rose to a place Of emf
nece in the literary world. which Is
being presented at the Bijou. To-
morrow and Saturday Mary Pickford
will be seen in a return engagement
OF "A Poor Little Rich Girl" the charm
ing story picturized for the screen
from the work by Eleanor Gates Next
week Theda Bara will be seen for four
days In Heart and Soul"
Two Splendid Features.
Two splendid features make up the
Colonial bill which was seen yester-
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TO CONSERVE MEAT SUPPLY
Every Person Asked to Cut Down BY
Mt Least One Ounce Amount
Eaten Each Day.
[By Associated Pre,,'

WASHINGTON. July Ito con-
serve the nations meat supply. each
person in the United States is asked
by the food administrator to cut down
by at least one ounce the amount OF
meat eaten each day. This. it is be-
lieved. would relieve the demands OF
the armies at home and abroad, and
also leave a larger supply for the
allies
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day and Will be repeated again to-day.
First is The Brand OF Satan" in
which Montague Love and an all-star
cast is seen. II is a strikinsly original.
powerful production. in which a mans
inner soul vies with his outer nature
for control of his mind and body. For
a real. hearty laugh The Rough
House. in which Roscoe FATTY" Ar
buckle and his inimitable funmakers.
| Is the spring tonic for jadcd movie
patrons AS shown yesterday. 1t Gre
ated a veritable cyclone OF merriment.
Tomorrow and Saturday juno en-
price. with Little Jane Lee and Harry
Hillard are to be seen In Patsy" a
delightfully."- interesting story depicting
| the trials OF wild mountain lassle
transplanted In the glitter and hub
dub OF great city. AS an extra fca-
! ture, a new William Fox comedy crea-
| ton Of the same high standard OF the
regular Fox production will be shown.
jack Gardner Mt Victor.
In Land OF Long Shadows" an OK
ceptionally fine photoplay OF tho far
Canada Northwest, which will be tho
| attraction 4. the Victor for to-day and
| tomorrow, movie patrons will again
| SEQ the newest film star Jack Gardner
who scored heavily in his initial pic
turc. Tho Night Workers" presented
at this theater the first two days Of
this week. Mr. Gardner. who is one Of
the shining lights of the musical
| comedy stage. created leading roles In
! Madame Sherry" The Chocolate Sol.
| der. The Bell Of Mayfair" and Broad
ways latest musical farce. 'Oh! Boy"
The latest Hoyt comedy. "a Day and a
Night" which Is said to be the best
! OF the series. will be offered as the
added attraction, for to-day and Fri
day Charlie Chaplin. in Tho Count"
and Mollie King. In Mystery OF the
Double Cross" and other interesting
pictures will make up Saturdays va
riety bill.
At the Bluebird.
Olive Thomas. the former beauty OF
the "Follies." Is seen for the first time
on the screen in "Madcap Madge." the
| Triangle-1nce play at the Bluebird to-
day only. Miss Thomas appears as the
younger daughter OF wealthy broker.
who escapes from the bondage Of a
fashionable girls school and sets Palm
Beach on fire by her ''madcap" ways
| a pretty young newspaper woman who
declares ruthless warfare on the men,
bers of the other sex is tho part played
| by Bessie Barriscale in the new Tri-
| angle play. Halter Of Men," by c.
! Gardner Sullivan. produced under the
direction OF Thomas II. Ince. which
will be shown on Friday.
For Saturday. there is Helen Holmes
in the eleventh chapter of The Rail-
road Raiders" entitled "a Desperate
Deed In addition there Is Ruth
Stonehouse in "A Limb of Satan"
notwithstanding threc-part Gold Seal
drama.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court Figures after names
denote age):
George D. Dublin t21), Morristown,
Pa, and Irma L. larry cd CITY
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HENRIco TRUST DEED.

Thomas II. Oxenham TO George J..
Hooper, trustee, lot 9. block 90 sec
ton c. Colonial Place. June 4. 1917:
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Verdict Against Stumprs.
Ben Pillow was awarded a verdict OF
$50 against Stumpf's Hotel In = suit
on trial yesterday in tho Law and
Equity Court. Pillow sued for $1&4
in detinu2
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HALT MIGRATION OF BLACKS

Assisted by Sheriff and
Police Chief.
SHREVEPORT. LA. July lin
their efforts to check the migration
Of negro labor TO tho North and East.
planters OF this section are being ac-
lively assisted by Sheriff T. r. Hughes
and Police Chief J. J. Gray, who last
night blocked plans for the exporta-
ton Of about 200 negroes to Pitts
burgh. Pa. Fred Rankin Stier. who
said he was special agent of the
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Two Splendid Features.
Two splendid features make UP the
Colonial bill which was seen yester-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-26
cREEL HEADS PRESS BUREAU
To Control Publicity with State, War
and Navy Aids.

To Control Publicity with State, War
and Navy Aids.
Washington.-Th American censor
ship question was settled when Presi-
dent Wilson created by Executive or.
der a Committee on Public Informa.
ton. to combine the two functions OF
censorship and publicity, and named
George Creel. a magazine writer and
former newspaper man, as Executive
Chairman OF the Committee The
other members OF the committee are
the Secretaries of State. War, and the
Navy, who are authorized to delegate
assistants to aid in carrying out the
active work Of the committee.
In letter sent to the President rec
ommending the step. and made public
at the White House. Secretaries Ian.
sing. Baker. and Daniels say that
Americas needs at present are icon.
fdence, enthusiasm. and service" and
that these needs will not be met with
out the fullest publicity on all the
vial facts Of national defense.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-26
FOR "FLYINe FARMING" CORPS
Secretary Lane Urges Use Of 100000
Acres In Reclamation Projects.

Secretary Lane Urges Use Of 100000
Acres in Reclamation Projects.
Washington Secretary OF the In
terror Lane appealed to Congress tc
force the utilization OF more than 700,
600 acres Of land in reclamation pro
iects and intensive cultivation Of pri
vate lands throughout the country.
In a letter to Chairman Taylor of the
House Committee on Irrigation of arid
lands. which is considering a bill to
stimulate the production of food upon
private and public lands with reclama.
ton projects, the secretary urged the
immediate consideration OF the meas.
ure and suggested that in order to
carry out the plan that flying corps
Of farm labor be organized and that
the cultivation and harvesting be done
on the community plan This corps
would be known as a war mainte.
nance corps" and 81 was suggested that
each man might wear upon his arm a
ribbon inscribed ~. s. Maintenance
Corps"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-26
FRENCH DEFEAT
GERMANS ATLAON
Crown Princes Troops Retire
in Disorder, Abandoning Siege
Cannon and Vast Stores
REPULSE COUNTER ATTACKS
Heavy Blows Near Scissors lmperll
Hindenburg's Whole Llne-Germans
Flee in Disorder-French In
crease Prisoners to 1900.

London.-The French made another
smashing advance. scoring the most
gigantic battle Of the worlds war. 1t
has netted them seven important
towns. brought the total of German
prisoners to 1900 and German can
non captured to seventy-fve.
The fighters in Horizon Blue are
putting every last ounce of energy
into carrying further their wedge,
which is aimed little northwest and
east of Scissors, just the tiniest dot
on the map.
If they can rip through the German
defense to that point they will im-
peril the whole German line north.
At any time now such a gain may
spell the decisive moment in which
the great war will be decided on the
Western front.
The Germans know It. and are
showing 1t by exhibiting nerves" !"
For the first time they are falling
back in disorder. Even the iron
bands of discipline in which they
have been held thus far. as automatic
cogs of a great war machine. have
been eaten through by the resistless
rush of the French. the ceaseless ava
lanche of volcanic explosive shells
and the ever bowling death storm of
shrapnel
The French. made grimmer and
more purpOseful by the sights OF will
full destruction, know what the prize
is too, and they are driving for it,
SO swift and successful has been
the French advance. and so disorder
ly has the German retreat become.
that one French regiment took 800
prisoners from seven different German
regiments in a sweeping charge.
The push has struck fear into the
hearts of the German high command.
Hindenburg, according to reliable re-
ports, is pulling his troops from the
Riga and the Rumanian fronts and
rushing them to -tem the torrent Of
French and English vengeance that
is sweeping through his veteran ar.
mics and carefully laid plans in the
West.
The fighting is on a scale so vast
that while 10000 Germans we're Civ
ing up their lives in a murderous bar
rage and machine gun inferno Of
french guns-a veritable Gettysburg
in itself-at another point, all un-
knowing, French division of cavalry
swept into action in what would have
been the most glorious and inspiring
spectacle of any other war than this.
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WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

WASHlNGTON.-The first $500, ,OOO,.
600 OF certificates OF Indebtedness au-
thorized by Secretary McAdoo TO help
finance the war have been snapped
up in record time by banks through
out the country.
LONDON.-America's entrance into
the war was celebrated FIN ST. Paurs
Cathedral before vast audience
which included George and queen
Mary. For the first time iu history
another flag the Stars and Stripes
hoated beside the Union Jack from
tho victory tower of Westminster Pal.
ace.
CHlcAGO,-One million pounds Of
bacon at 80 cents a pound has been
purchased here by the Government I'm
the last few days Canned sausage
and canned corn beef also has been
bought in considerable quantities
WASHINGTON. - The lnterstats
Commerce Commission issued two
tentative orders providing for the
granting of tho general increase of
rs per cent I'm freight rates to an rail.
roads.
EL PASo, Tsxas.-carranza patrols
openly fred on American border pa.
trolls in the western part OF El
Paso
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-26
SEVEN BILLION LOAN PASSED

Washington Administrations
7000,000.0OO war measure, providing
$4,000 100000 for the Entente Allies.
$2,O0O,000.0O0 for Americas security
and defense and the prosecution Of the
war, and $2OOOOOO.OOO in certificates
OF indebtedness. passed the Senate by
a vote of 81 to 0.
Twelve Senators we're absent, but
their colleagues answered that if they
had been present they would have
voted for the bill.
Assurance that the country was in
condition TO absorb any part OF the
bonds was given 10 Secretary Nc.
Adoo by J. p. Morgan and other bank.
ers with whom the head of the Treas.
ury Department conferred
Among those who supported the
Bond B'll we're Senators Stone. La
Toilette. Gronna. Norris. Jones. Kirby.
Vardaman ana Cummins. eight of the
twelve "wilful men" who blocked a
vote on the Armed Neutrality Bill al
the last session Of Congress. Three
OF the other four. O'Gorman. Clapp and
Works. are not members of the Senate
now, and the fourth Senator Lane. IS
H.