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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
.NOTlCES-IIegal.

TO tn. qualified voters Of tho School Dia-
trict OF Tuekshoe. No. :" OF the County o.
Ncurlcr Va;
You are hereby notified that n special
election Will he held I'm said district on
TUESDAY, THE lsTi DAY or SEPTEM-
BIER. 1916. to- pass upon the question
whether the School Board Of said district
shall issu. bonds To the amount O: thirty
I'VE thousand dollars ($3J.oOob for the pur-
pose OF erecting ana equipping a new high
school building. to be located At Westhaiup-
ton within said district rs to provide
additional public schoo! facilities for the
children OF school in said district and
also decide whether the said bonds. IL
Issued. shall he lien on all OF the school
property ia said district, or n part thereof.
This notice s rivcn in pursuance OF an
order of the Circuit Court Of the County OF
Henrico. Va, entered on the 25th day Of
July 1916.
Given under my hand as clerk az said
court this 9Th day OF August III the year
1915.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL.
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Sunday school Institute.

The second meeting Of the Sunda,
School Institute Will be held in til.
Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso
citation Building Tuesday evening a,
$50 O'Clock. The speakers will be Rev
NJ. L. Porter, agency secretary OF the
American Bible Society, and y. L.
Scott. sunday school field secretary o.
the Virginia Methodist Conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

Rev. +. r. McFaden. D. D., delivered
an address on "AIy Opportunity" at the
mems meeting at the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
at $3.50 o'clock
Two duets were rendered by Mrs. r..
s. Edmonds and Mrs Nellie Seay, with
Mrs. e. T.. August at the piano.
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. D. D..
viii speak ut the meeting next Sunday.
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.JenninEs-CnrroII.

LYNCHBURG. VA, September IL
Floyd Clark Jennings and Miss Mary
Eliza Carroll. both of Lynchburg, were
married Saturday afternoon at the
First Baptist Church. They went for
a bridal trip. after which they will
live here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
HELP WANTED-Male

WAITED. an experienced druSg!s, with
ruiicicnt capital install stock and NIX
lures In new drug stureroDm in COurHy neat
Of DiCkenson County. Va. in which county
there IS not - single drUS store D!ckcnson
County Bank. Inc, hy " ~ Presaicy
CASHIER. cl!nt"ooa. Va
iTE month. Government Jobs. N"n and
women wanted. Lis; Of positions open
fre,. Franklin Institute. clerk W. Eochcs-
Ter y --------------- ---------.-------
FIRENir-S hrak"yn"u. beginners paid $40
monthly; s'riN. service. Railway. I. so.
Timer Dispatch
WANTED. nr.mcn. hrakencn and rarmeD
20 MI vacancies CHus.i hy new S-hour
law. Regimen earn 500 monthly ana are
10 1850 monthly. II you want good posi-
ton address II II. .ic Webster Avenue
LIZ "
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS co.
Richmond. Va. Sept. :. 1916.
At meeting OF the board OF directors or
this colnnany held thus day. the regular
quarterly dividend of pcr cent de-
cared upon its capital stock. payable Oc-
toher J. 1918, TO Stockholders OF record
clGse Of husiness Sepie4ber -. 1915. Checks
r. J. wILLINGHAM. JE
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

". FRED RICHARDSON INC.
fireproof STORAGE Tor nousehold goods:
until SepteinSer Let Us help you 20
ayG:! The rush. We have reliable men. and
VIZ! EuA ~! 2. q. nME a.E-i-a. Ekan.inl oh 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
NtOIION oiLES--Fu ture Days
By j. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
lib East Main Street
West End Dwelling
Ready for Occupancy.
Ready for Occupancy.

BY request OF owner. who is moving
from the city, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90
at +. NJ
Attractive. bay window brick dwell
irg, No 32a West Cary. Near Eelvi-
dcrc street, containing rooms. bath.
etc, and in good order. This will make,
snug nome or a good paying invest
iucnt.
TERMS: Easy. and announced mt
sale Get KEYS at our Office and SEQ IT,
j. THOMPSON BROWN e co.
Auctioneers.
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REDUCES THE, COST
OF DOING BUSINESS

lie more people realized
t-as pulling power of e lietle
want zG they wo4ld find
many uses TO (which il could
be I9u: 20 bring tllern rev
erlIs,
Tbs cost is so small when
compared with actual re-
svlts tl2s.G ii: materially re-
dllces che cost Of doing
E2wsimess.
People have been edu-
Gated TO read che Want
ColLannns and if you haven't
TRIED tlaern ouG do SO, and
prove ii TO yo1lraeIf.
scsp into one of the It'd
Want AGl agencies and ask
the man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

LADIES and gentlemen. let us clean and
press your fall suit. coats. sweaters or
evening dresses. All work Guaranteed
Phone and we will send for It. Remington
Cleaning Works. 337 North Harrison Street
Phone Randolph S3s7
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

= miscellaneous 10, OF BOOKS, statistical anC
ntherwiE". worth 500. for sale for $40
VIII not ." delivered. Must be called for
ELr.t I-LnnE ILLlLe.- L,isnatNn LuilGIuI
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED o. borrow two hundred ,s2Ool
dollars for wear. VIII nay ton CsI0i dol
lars bonus and por cent. As security Of
i"r house and ipt renting for sixteen ,Sl6,
dollars per month. ID $40. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
RAILROADS
AIR LINE RAIIMAY,

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
"Thc Progressive HALLWAY of tho South"
Southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
inond daily: $3.50 a. NJ. local; 1850 I. 81.
sicepers and coaches to Pncksonville: lc:4j
~. NJ. coaches and sleepers to Jacksonville,
Atlanta and Birmingham; o:35 p NJ.
coaches and sleepers to Jacksonville; 12:45
A. NJ, sleepers TO Atlanta. Birmingham,
JncksonVillc. Tampa and coaches to Jack
sonvillc.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive in
Richmond daily: 6:2o A. NJ. $40 A. II.
local. 9 20 4. NJ. 6:37 Z. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

STckEiotSt for rcnt--in growing Virginia
town q 600 population. Leaf tobacco
section Two-ytory brick building. water md
electric lights suitable for wholesale or
ietail business For Information. write Box
j.. lrvugton. Va.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leaye Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
$500 +. NJ: 1900 +. II.
FOR LfNCHBuRG AND THE WEST:
'G:l5 a. NJ. 1850 *. ~. $500 L. n, 1856
+. VI. Local to Crewe. '6:35 p. IT.
Arrive kichmnnd from Norfolk: 'll:4o
a. NJ. '6:35 +. NJ. 1900 Z. NJ. 1880 p NJ
From the west: '6:l5 A. ~. 1897 a. NJ.
t2:l0 L. ~. tt:i0 +. Nj. '6:17 z. NJ. $500
L. NJ.
daily. tDaily except Sunday .sunday
only
w. - BEvII.I. w c. SAUNDERS
r I. Nj Roanoke. G. u. A., Roanoke
c. IL BOSLEY d p ~ Richmond ",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
BY STEWART REALTY co,
Real Estate Agents
Hopewell, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
Good Business
Property in Hopewell,
Virginia

BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust,
dated January 10, 1916, and recorded
in the clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF the County of Prince George, Va, in
made in the payment of portion of
the debt secured thereby and havint;
been required by the beneficiary there
in so to do. will. on
at 4 O'Clock L. NJ.
on the premises proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction. the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All those certain lots OF land. with
all privileges anu appurtenanccs there
TO belonging, lying. being and situated
in the County of Prince George. VA,
near the village OF City Point. known.
Is and 20. in Block >, on a plat made
By j. w. Wolford, dated April |. 1918,
known as West city Point Subdivision,
recorded in T.. b 2. page 10 In the
County, and further described as fol-
Fronting 80 feet along Cawson's
Avenue on the north. and running back
10 feet between parallel lines 10 Il
lo-foot alley on the south. These are
excellent lots and are spienddly To-
Gated. being in the heart of the city
and very near the Du Pont Plant.
This il 4 good. quick sDeculat ion, or
VIII pay we'll to buy and build on II
you want a bargain, attend this sale.
TERMS. Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale and taxes TO day OF sale,
and note OF s6G667 past due. with in
,ercst from January 10. 1916. subject.
tober 10, 1916. tho purchaser TO assume
the said note, with interest from ian
nary 10, 1916. and tho residue ut twelve
months. secured by Il deed of trust on
J. T. CARNEAL.
Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. shipments eggH. chickens. coun-
tiy hams. honey. peaches. pears. apples,
gr"p"r potatoes, onions. bccswaN and tailow.
make prompt returns. J. W. Wiley. 200
North Elm Street Greensboro. X. 4.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
The southern manufacturing Conpany win
DAY. ShpTEAIBi:h ~ ISIS. a, 80 p NJ.
b order of 'R W P Re- Mit!i.r. secretary
70 THE HolDEHS or THE FiKST MoHT,
GOLD BoNnS OF THE AFfAI.ACHIAA
uonl. dated Jane /. 1911.
Issued under and secured bS a trust decd
inercia Trust and Savings Bank. trustee.
The ,unaersisncd Continental ana Com
under said trust decd. hereby gives notice
that pursuant 10 the terms OF said trust
deed. sixty Thousand dollars CsGe;0o". has
sinking fund under said trust deed. and said
trustee Intends TO app!v such funds. SO fnr
the sale 10 Il OF. bonis secured bv satl
trust decd, al price not exceeding PAR.
Such offerings shall Ia submitted. seated,
in writing. to the undersigned. on or before
Office of the undersigned. EOS South La
Sale Street. Chicago. H.. and from such Of
fernss tho snid trustee will purchase such
exceeding the price above set Forth .uf-
;icent 10 exhaust tho moneys In said sink
Dated. Ch!caro. III, september H. lale
CONTINENTAL; AND G. . NJ N Z r q / \ !.
under said trust decd from Nnpalachian
~ FEA FRAN II" Il. sJoN;iH:&
\ Specials t:ommunication of I:ich
* vii Ts hsiad il, ,be Masohie re re-! A.:
MoNbHS%Y! tvGx,A S"'" a, S %:iS ocId 5'S
Transient brethren and members OF sister
RoRERT Il. WINFREE Secretary
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FOR SALE-yehicIes.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
.-----TI|7l-1
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereOtypcrs' mats. lSx@i: flexible
ana tough, lust the thing TO Ike chicken
houses and CuthoGEss: Sl.0o per 100 pounGs
u the oihcc. 20 cents extra for out-of-town
ORDERS Tor carriage. Address Tines Dis
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company

supcIscding schedule Of April IL. 1911!
Schedule subject 10 Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond 1880 A. NJ, IT A
NJ. bS a. M. a. NJ. ''lO A NJ. II A. NJ,
p. NJ. L. ~. L. NJ. b. T.. NJ. $40 p
NJ, geo T.; NJ, $40 L. NJ. ps p. NJ. 10 p.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIZ A.
~; IL. NJ. b. y: ~, 10 a. NJ. ell A. NJ,
NJ. b6:20 p. NJ. C:.o l.. al. ITO f."
r. NJ. b9 /. NJ. IL T.. NJ.
bCarries baggage. DAILY eScept Sunday
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

w 11L1NIN It<AIL WA
trains Leave Iichmond--Main ST. Station
SCNcuulc iSure3 not guaranteed For the
soutii-Daily: $3.50 a. ~. local: l0:aO A. NJ.
empress; parIor buffet car: d p. NJ. express
ll:lJ Il. VI. express. sleeping car omen :O1
r. r.. NJ; 200 81. local. for keysviile: Chase
York River I.ne--5:10 r. 81, steame.
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Balti-
more tPar!or carr. 1885 A. NJ. md AIS p.
Trai ms Arrive Rchmond--Fror :he South:
go" a. VI. and S 100 A. VT. 1850 T. NJ s.30
r. NJ, daily s4s A NJ. except sunday
From West Point; S:iH A: NJ: except Mon.
Oflce 9O7 Z. Mot. s.. phnnn Mn1i.Ioa n1,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

WANTED, office boy about II years old
Apply to The Baughman Stationery Co.
1877 West Broad Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

FURNITURE. china and wedding present!
packed and shipped with care Jaco!
Umlauf Phone Madison 3292.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac R. R.

10 Irsn HnAiiit., ,sd Bsy,Oa-DaI
". stSi ISIS ~ .s.l7tyIlit. ah's 10 A. 'IlI0PE
$40 AZ. t..2] Az. +s.]S AL use fH ts25n .s3oPG
ti2ei f. 1850 Pe. '547 RltSe8 PB. tS]aPH ~ is N
6.lafa ItlltoM.
rt,se,I,,nti ltti " s2i5 Pm wi tni iIis Pa Sls
DAP! Il. Eil25 ~ silly fr,!riirI hosn ac;t tM w. Il %
Is A. h!slsat kosn wel dis H. $50 Al, $50 pH
E s6JsIu. 541PH
,gaN o. rBifsN Ni ts,it. fan aEn,s, p,uli,,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

f1NEMEN--lo linemen for light and railway
work and new transmission work; steady
work. State years experience. etc. South
west West Va. Ohio River. Address L.
car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

LET us clean and store your carpets an
rugs. We guarantee them against moth.
W. Fred Richardson. Inc. G0iG03 Yves
Main Street Eannoph S4S
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

GIN. Lou'vie & West. - p. - D.. III p
Main Line, Local, .i.25 a. t5:I5 q
James River Line, 10000 a. t5:i5 n
a. News. Nix. ola PIT. $3.50 a.. .ls m. = p
Newport News. Local. 1900 a. $500 D
Trains arrive from MIX, s1l:OO IL. .li5 D.
$50 p = News 1855 a; .s:O5 p. From
West. $40 a. 1850 D.. 1855 a. .l:l5 D.
7:i0 p. daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmomd. Jas. River. tS;5j
a.. 1850 ID. week days. 900 D. m SUNDAYS
DAILY tEXcept SUNDAY
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


r3f fHE S32R FAII KS TA IS 3x AEP
ASP IAcKi&G Di$rEi!Sr,. WAEHE' AUS,
il 5{In,j HjG psi5iSiirlSS jgh
ssrREMEhT2, N hkNNLrl;%GdlREM' f xfb SARATOGA
FOB sale EgrGnsan ho!e! centrally located.
s san xsenus A'P S,a sSTse M }g"ker | chr
.$$So AdiiS5. ss$s 'asssn
FOR sale. lar, and family LIQUOR 61siqsss-
LeNinsScn EsS iadsi Bai,more h% Sid East
RARE business ooporluEtty: marty retir.
inE rom business offers Old established
nsroas city yearly sales s5ec"2 WIN S.l
lease store AT reasonable. rental. For fuli
Information and terms address i2I. caro-
Times Disnatch.
FOR sale. grocery and feed business In the
for seiInr ssnsio1 a, sasricS Reason ia
lion lion doing a good business, c i-!, care
1lmes. Dlsnaich
FOR SAI.E,-HorScS.
cRUI-L's STA BI.ES-BoardIne livery.
,r ssle an; and , exehanse stables; horses and
mated horses and mares res and m iaS Always mays
on on nand Tor sais, Mpst he "s raj TepreSented
FOR sale. horses and MUGS. right out OF
- hsId work; At rloGnans Transfer Stables.
10 SoNin Fifteenth Street
FOR sale. fine young mare. convertible
,runabout buggy: riding saddle and bride;
cheap FOR cash. X ii6. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE-Animals
ONE pair we'll broken goats for sale. Adj
dress John Fleming. Midlothian. Va. II.
r. d. !
CARPET CLEANING.
LET us clean and store your sarps;s and
w Fred Richardson, Inc. G0l-G03 West
Main Street Randolph S4S
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
FURNITURE china and wedding presents
packed and shippcd with care. Jacob
Umlauf Phone Madison 3292.
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A Most Attractive
roposition to
Canvassers for
Richmond | erritory

Permanent positions with stipulated
ralary and liberia! commissions; cNpcri-
encei cauvaSscrs or Insurance solicitors
preferred Well-advcr;iscd and largest
houAc OF its kind III tn" world is cstab-
fishing a local branch. VIII pay the
expense OF any bond required. Address
applications The Castelberg EVERY Co.
935 Pennsylvania Avenue. y. W. Wash
inRton. d. G.
WANTED. broom. maker who understands
Baltimore stitching machine. Coininuni-
cate with Charles n Eit2cl. A.? X Street.
y W. Washington u. g.
WANTED. messenger boy ABOUT IL Il
years old. one desiring advancement with
an idea OF becoming a stenographer and
hand writing. aoi. care Times. Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
REPAIR SHOPS

WI. mako all kinds of furniture TO order.
Strictly high grade cabinet work furnitura
rcraired and upholstered. W. II TIubba rd
g Co.. Isl Ross SLrcet. Madison 2l93.
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IOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. property

FURNISHED apartment or fiat. West End
between Cathedral and boulevard. /,
soI. care Times DIS patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

WANTED, feeders for job presses Apply
TheN Baughman Stationery Co. howe and
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FOR SALF.-Aniinals
CARPET CLEANING.

ONE pair weIi-brnien goats for sale. Ad
dress John Fleming Midlothian. Va. X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

THE COHEN COMPANY re-
quires the services Of an as
sistant buyer for the book de-
partment. Apply at once.
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i Want Your Rent
Account
l.. w. McVEIGH
Observation-Disclosures Flat.
FOR observation-disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.

FlNE-koOM apartment for rent. furnish
or uniurnised. The Stuart" Loinbai
anu West Atciuo. Apply .Tanitor
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FOR sAllt-Rca1 Estate

i LCMBEls--50. 600 feet OF tn. very best
hrst-elass incrchanta6le lumber. consist
! lns of genuine yellow heart poplar chest =
/ nut ana OAK for sale. Address |. sos.
D Times Dispat
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
NEW YORK'S INCOME
TAX TOTALS $45,230,679
CORPORATIONS Assessed Sl4,944,-
O75. individuals $30,286, GOA.

Washington. July 4.-Four states
New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and
Massachusetts,, paid more than $85,oOo,-
200 Of the sl24,S67,429 in income taxes
turned into the national Treasury dur
ing the fiscal year 1916, which ended
June 80.
A table issued to-day by Secretary
McAdoo Of payments by internal
revenue districts shows that the total
corporation tax from the SIX New YORK
districts was s14,944,o75 and the per
sonal tax was 3O,286,6o4, a total Of
s45.23O.679. New York's total corpora
tion tax last year was slo,22l,2o6 and
its tax on individual incomes sl74lI-
537.
Pennsylvania contributed the second
largest toll, sl3,1o2,434, of which s6'-
7oO. O.23O was corporation tax and s6'3l2,-
2O4 individual. Illinois was third with
,5.579152 and s5,1e6, $50, total Of SlO,-
745.841. Massachusetts's tax this year
was s6,762 ,O17, Of which s2,66S'l44 was
corporation income tax and s4,l93,o'3
personal.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Soldier Son Brings Home Body
of Fourteenth's Color Bearer
Brooklyn Sergeant Who Left Wife and Home to leach
the Kid Army Ways, Dropped Dead in camp
This Side of the Rio Grande.

United States as sailor, too. I'm
ready 10 serve her again
but there are plenty Of younger
men who are eager for service it was
suggested. Don't you think it's their
turn now"
"No, sir, don't" returned Garrett
The following day he returned to the
armory with radiant smile on his
face.
I've got TO co. he told his officers,
with the conviction OF man who has
suddenly been inspired with an idea
that offers hope. You see, my son Is
Just nineteen. and II vas myself who
directed him TO enlist in this regiment.
Why, he's just a kid. SO I'll have 70 go
along with the younster 10 protect him
and 20 show him how 70 be a soldier.
This logic WAS not contested. SO
when the l4th entrained, Sergeant
Garrett marched with youthful steps
at its head, proudly bearing the Stars
and Stripes in the soft June wind. A
Quie. little woman, who wore grey
shawl, was AZ the armory with a wife's
kiss for the sergeant and mothers
kiss for the bugler.
Sergeant CARROTS body will reach
here late this week. lie will be buried
with full military honors. beneath the
flag that he could not bear 10 see car
ried toward the border in other hands
than his.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05

The body o. Color Sergeant Samuel
Garrett, Of the l4th Infantry, y. y. y.
c.. who went from Brooklyn 70 face
the perils Of war, but found death
waiting for him this side OF the RIO
Grande, is in the baggage car OF
train that is speeding north from the
regiments camp in Texas this morn
ing. He dropped dead Monday even
ing.
The lone escort OF the body is
George Garrett, bugler Of Company c
and a son Of the dead man. The father
went with the colors for the expressed
purpose Of teaching that kid how TO
get along straight in the army
When the President called for the
National Guard Colonel Foote. COM
mander Of the l4th. told the married
men Of his regiment that the young
men were the ones to go" Samuel
Garrett at once sought his chief.
"Im one OF the married men who.
perhaps, should remain at home TO
take care OF my wife" he told the
colonel But have carried the flag
Of this regiment for nearly dacade,
and just can't see IL go TO the front
In Any other hands. I've served the
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Promises to Police the Border
and Prevent Further Raids
as Far as Possible.
READY TO MAKE AGREEMENT
TO PROTECT u. S. INTERESTS
Expresses Hope America VIII Accept Prln-
cple of Mediation, but Believes Direct
Negotiations Can Settle Disputes
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington July A note from Carrarza conciil-
atory in tone and designed evidently heal the breach caused
bv his last communication received at the Mexican En-
bassv today and be delivered the State Department to-
The document shows the effect Of the pressure that has
been brought Carranza by Latin govern
mens to avoid irritating the United States and to pave the
way for peaceful settlement.
State Department officials who told of the contents
of the note expressed gratcaton and Administration
officials predicted that as result of Carranzas new attitude
the Pershing expedition probably would be Withdrawn IN
short time
Carranza promises in the communication to police the
border and prevent possible further raids into Oned
States territory While he refrans from discussing the Ire
vino orders or the American demand for declaration OF MS
Intentions he makes plain that the old hostility has worn oil
and that Mexico ready to enter into practical agreement Tor
the protection of American interests.
The demand for the withdrawal of the Pershing exped-
on is reiterated mildly to offer opportunity for
this government to take offence CarranZa declares that the
nresence of the Pershng expedition the principal remaining
obstacle to the restoration of order in Northern Mexico and
ba Pershng withdrawal will be followed by complete meas
res for the patrol of the boundary the Mexican side
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
pERSIUS PREDICTS NEW
UNLIMITED U.B0AT WAR
Wants Germany to Question
u. S. on Its Attitude.

Copenhagen. July 4.-Referring TO
the announced abandonment by Great
Britain of the Declaration OF London
Captain I. Persius, naval expert Of the
"Berliner Tageblstt," declares that the
German government purposez again TO
begin "a new and unrestricted sub
marine war" TO force Great Britain to
follow the rules Of international law.
Captain Persius states that Germany
has now so many submarines thnt they
will be able to harm British trade con-
siderably and prevent munitions reach
ing France. He proposes that Ger
many should ask the American govern
mont certain questions as to the att-
tude it intends TO adopt.