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6 NOT READY TO WAR MAY SOI ON MONTENEGRO OF AN Practically Certain Austria Will y jjm pro Soon Issue Ultimatum to t'ettinje Meet Wis Government Demand inn Kvacua. ? ? . Sacramento tion of Scutari. sibility of an London, April 3 0.?Up to a late ?' aJlen lxour last night the British foreign means of a n< office had no news that Austria was conformity wi uonorotti antinn Japan and th oiauuniu <" "ft vvw. | rj > i is also said to bo considering several the treaty, no candidates for the vacancy which leased by a would be created by the promotion tural purpose of Justice Howry. already own Justice Howry is a native of Ox- purpose excep ford. Miss., and was appointed as- agreement be sistant attorney general under the (Explaining second Cleveland administration, substitute bil He was Democratic national com- 1 "Our ihcor inittceman from Mississippi until the treaty ws 18P7 when lie became a member of for all the r the court of claims. of laud in On sired for her LYX<'II I..WV OONDKMMED. "*eaty as it all that J a pa i Southern Sociological Congress ' >!1 11 < ,rn(i\S Closes Atlanta Session. Atlanta. Ga., April JO.-?The sec- "This act ? oiul Southern Sociological Congress, j 'ipon aliens which for the past live days has citizenship, been in session here considering "s''d. It give means "to promote national health 'Mlt 10 every and righteousness," adjourned late ineligible last night after an enthusiastic 'aw- of t meeting at which plans were laid ' l!' right to for a -ystematic war upon various ' "'lilorr.ia tlui form: of social evil throughout the '"nited St South. Choice of the meeting place k''w' for next year's congress was left in '' generi the hand., of a special committee "f,w hill which will announce its decision I onr'> said to later Pit' ?f the stii Special attention was given the fnrtht race problem of the South and :l,,ese subject: travelers' aid work during the clos- rH,K'hes. ing hours of the congress. The , ~TT? race relationship section, which dur- KNTENA1 ing lite session it,us held a number of v meetings at hi? h the oudiiioii of N<'Kr?' ,u~ > the Southern negro was discussed, , adopted resolutions urging that , lumpa, I* 1; greater recognition he accorded the 'Sol?tnon, a nc race in educational, social att<l po- u:ts 'nelnerat< litical flelds. Lynch law was con* irts of i detuned. morning. Hi Plans were made by the travelers" ?n<' 'lf: was H< aid simHon of tiie congress to estub- PX,'nK"iKh wbo vi,.nt t? I :uu in iiiaiiv t itle bureaus whose i aim will be to eliminate as nearly j '}?U[broab as possible the moral dangers which "as " ' surround the inexperienced traveler. OMier s.stioris of the congress after a series of conferences on publie health, child welfare, organized , , . , . ? haHties, courts and prisons, and V it i " i- 't the church and social service, an , u. . a" nounced plans for social reform in ? . 1 ni, lint I watch a these respective fields. And de sun Whaley Elected to Congress. flow, Charleston, April ;t0. Richard An' de good S. Whaley of Charleston was yesterday elected member of Congress I jes' can't tt from the first South Carolina dis- But I toils triet to succeed the late George S. De birds dey Legare. He was not opposed. The sap sw election was in ratification of Mr. An" dey knot Whaley's r? cent nomination in the spell, Democratic primary. A very light An* dats lots vote was cast. ter tel! ? ? An' de good Constipation Cured. Dr. King's New Life Pills will re- Ho I watch a lieve constipation promptly and get way, your bowels In healthy condition An' I tolls again. John Pupic, of Sanbury, Pa , Be rose Is sm says: "They nro the best pills i stay, ever used, and I advise everyone to But I'm rnigh use them for constitpation, indigos- my wn tlon and liver complaint." Will De night fall help you. Piice 2.r>< Recommend- ^ond d ed by Lancaster Pharmacy and An' de goo< (J 4 ?. n /I n f/1 or Pa I t.tl aciuaii* tuning 01J/...UW against Montenegro. It is under- fronted tonigl stood Austria is awaiting the result fcrence of S< of the ambassadorial conference Gov. Johnson Thursday and employing the inter- legislature, val in an endeavor to induce Italy called for 8:3 to join her in military action. Attorney G Meetings of the ambassadors in J tho new meai London have showu almost con- | ?' Gov. Johi clusively that a majority of the Placed Immed powers are not prepared to adopt Secretary Brj war like measures against Monte- j 'Kible to citiz negro. It is thus practically certain j clared bv g that within a few days, whether odious to the Iitaly consents or not. Austria will j ded and Proi dispatch an ultimatum to Cettiuje confident they demanding the immediate evacua-' ,ution of the tion of Scutari. J ceive the end Not another word of Essad Wilson. Pasha's doings in Albania has come Secretary F tnrough. Ismail Kemal Bey, head ment on the of the provisional Albanian govern- COI,fcrence. ment, has arrived in London to en- T list British support. He and other The Princip Albanians don't regard Essad are a8 followi Pacha's coup very seriously but the ! AH alie opinion seems to he growing among shiP Inay acq diplomats here that an administra- the same mat tion under Essad Pasha in Albania Un'ted States might not be such an impossible 2- AH othe solution of a difficult problem. and hold lain] It is considered that Essad to thp extent Pasha, as an influential Albanian prescribed by with a strong following and the ! betw een I prestige of a gallant defense of Suited States Scutari, might be more acceptable countr>' of w to Albanians tliau a foreign prince citizen or sub and that if allowed to retain hit Corpor self-chosen post, he might be in- a'*ens other t?l I r?I I,lr> *t, ,.l lined to make territorial conces- | . ,"T *" sious which would compensate f hold land Montenegro for the loss of Scutari ' r!11Sp?' ,,Xlp, and satisH European claims. 4. i resent gardless of t ship, are prol <\ II. II()\VU\ MAY SVCCEKI) 5. The stai < HIKE JUSTICE PKE1.E its sovereign all laws relal Strongly Helie\e<l President Wilson j or holding Will Promote Associate Justice to aliens. Head of the Court of Claims. I , ' LK? Attorney CI Washington, April .10.- Charles ! upon the thee H. Howry, associate justice of the no objection United States court of claims, prob- statute the ably soon will be nominated chief the Japanese justice of that court to succeed the terms of Chief Justice Stanton J. I'eele, re- | subjects are tired. Senator Thomas of Colora- j "houses and do, life-long friend of Justice purposes, fa Howry, talked with President Wil- and shops," a son and it Is said urged him to make Another o'lau! the appointment. Last night the suhjeets to ie President met Judge Howry in the in! and coniti executive offices and had a long con- These are ference with him. No announce- made and it inent was made at the White House, j torney generi but it was learned that Judge j Japanese sub Howry's nomination practically had ship in the Ui been decided upon. The President point. I'ndei THE L. .VE PROBLEM " H-AUEN LAW T? lh?, , hair in fe^ posed in t'alifornia to stops it fti hes of President. Hair. , Cal., April 30.?Posamicable adjustment land controversy by Your hair svv bill, drawn In strict fluffy, abunda Ith the treaty between soft, lustrous e United States, con- young girl's af it the third secret con- cleanse." Jus! ;cretaiy Bryan with cloth with^ a and the California I careiu,,x uraw The conference was I tahiog one sm 10 o'clock. This will cleai enenil Web drafted dlrt and excess sure at the suggestion ????? ison, and a copy % us >n*> w 1* 1, lately in the hands of ran. The term "inelenship," which is de- He walked wit Secretary Brynn to be went al Japanese, is not inclu- Hate change pre&si%e leaders are ed into r have arrived at a so- A,ld every v problem that will* re- ed Its b iorsement of President Nor knew fron tain poi tryan declined to com- The healing fl new bill except in the the Lor He walked v HE HILL. power t >al features of the bill As he passe< s: to chari ns eligible to citizen- To purblind e; uire and hold land in restore^! iner as citizens of the He walked wit r aliens may acquire common Is "in the manner and ?f J?y and 1 and for the purpose ,s fount! any treaty now exist- Yet peace was the government of the failed n i and the nation or Shone In hit hich such alien Is a around, ject." He walked witl ations composed of forgot, than those who are And lo! wheI tizenship may acquire ground. ! only according to the ?CHAF ting treaties. holdings by aliens, re- Too tit heir rights to citizentected. to specifically reserves as a. stnV right to enact any and lf Whose hand ing to the acquisition 11 ?5em1ed to fl,] of real property bv ? To always d J He never sang :n BY TREATY. .. N"r made h eneral Webb worked ? 1 a gooc >ry that there could be graced to writing into the . . specific limitations of He "pver ,whifi treaty of 1911. Under ,, N\or, this treaty, Japanese Hev!"inded we permitted to own T, .Ilnta a lands for residential . ? ictories, manufactures , ,,ra es ccording to Mr. Webb. makes me s <e permits Japanese 1Ie di^rlw.hJ ase land for "resident nercial purposes." the only stipulations " would sui is the belief of the at- thp Preat 8??< id that, the rights of * hamberlai jects to land owner- |h>wney, of N' lited States stop at this wr'tes, M] r his construction of fliamberlain's 1 land can be owned or them very eft< Japanese for agricul- '?ts of good, s except that which is trouble vvith y< ed, or for any other dra',*rHit that set forth in the ? tween the nations. tiie working of the r????? 1. Mr. Webb said: y is that at the time B is framed Japan asked 8 ights as to ownership lifornia that nation de- 8 subjects, and that the RS ' now stands represents m i %i" i asks and all that the 8 1- ^ ~ was willing to grant. MRK WORDS OUT 8 WMi 'i | 11^?1 jj ^ it the treaties between ates and such nations B ill\ believed here that sH would accomplish the be desired by tin peo- S 1 H0 ite, namely, prevention jtj$ r acquisition Dy jap - of farming lands and 9 ^ KIW lilUMATKI). rears Old,. Burned to so tli at Tampa. I \r n., April :i0.?James >? pro, 107 years of ago, R ;d in his home on the R Hi he city, early this R afl s clothing caught fire, J ? feeble ho was unable R the flames. Persons R ; his assistance were un- I into the house before R www adly burned that he Hj MJ | I KNOWS. ar( ow of do cohn'll grow, R dtl s hit jes' do same; R de ow of do wind'll blow, R pe in pray, an' I reap an' R rn, ho rise, an' do rlbber R ,nl ; ar< I Lawd know my name. R he ill of de cotton sell, ^ on jes' de same, fij build when do spring R . ' ii. an V onough for a rainy ? ho morn flan dey gwino <3 I trs I Lawd know my nam?\ I th: n" pray, as I goes my ivj ' on jos* do same; I f ?'pt. but do rose ran't fl ^ ty glad when It blooms Intern dark, but do Lawd 1 1 Lawd know mv namo. RANK L. STANTON. ..J ANCASTER NEWS, M WE BEAUTIFUL, CHAR AND NO DANDRUFF?' Doubles beauty of f?w nion . , beauty o iv moments, and Beside ill ins out?Grows once, I particle fies and ever st Vintk uan . becomes light, wavy, But nt and appears as will be t and beautiful as a you will ter a "Danderlne hair I and dow : try this?moisten a new hail little Danderine and If you c; it through your hair, lots of i' all strand at a time, of Knov ise the hair of dust, druggist jive oil and in just a try it. [ED WITH GOD." STATEN h God. Where'er he ' broad. 'PAD MP to love, wrath melt- j rAKlflt calm, | located mounded heart receiv- close of aim, i what celestial foun- Loan8 # ir Overdral ood, nor recognized j purnitUi vl'th God. Ill lost its,Du? 'r 0 harm L, Bank< 1 by, and evil ceased ?",rJenc3 m. I Gold .. yes was light again | SIcoin * 1 Checks h God. His was the \ Tn(., lot. Total pain wherein full life I; Capital his, and love that Surplus lot Undlvid< $ face, diffusing light Currei Taxes ti God, all trival cares i Divident j Individu re'er he trod was holy I Ject t Time C? 1LOTTK <\ KLIOT. posit Cashier'i ?.l? TO I. AST. ""cerur Borro ing office boy, s were ever white; Total 1 his soul with Joy qtatp 0 thl,.KS right; around the place, imself a bore; Befor< 1 and handsome face, Cashier the clothes he wore. who, b the abo tied ragtime airs, 's a trui is neatly done; shown I 11 his own affairs, 1 anyone; Sworn Q and pleasing lay nie this should be sung; ad to have to say ile he was young. Correcttgo Record-Herald. prise you to know of ;1 that is being done Ins Tablets. Darius ewberg Junction. N. ro, , y wife has been using Tablets and finds ectual and doing her \y q If you have any )ur stomach or bowels I Best Bargain Yoi fOW do .you measure bargain? Suppose engine that did pract hardest work for you ing, grinding, etc., i much money that it soon ould you call that a good bai An I 1J C engine will do all I iving paid for itself, it worl ter year until, like our Clay io has used an I II C engim u will say, "My IHC eng rgain I ever made." C Oil and Ga r> 1_U1_ iiiuiuu|;iii^ ucpt'IlUilUIC, ruble. The fine-grained, g rs and pistons are worked rfect fit. Ground piston rini lin power from the explosi xer is the most effective knc ? large and carefully fitted, avy to be efficient, yet everj ong. I II C engines arc made in al! I and horizontal; portable a and water-cooled; in sizes rse power, to operate on phtha, distillate, kerosene o ictors, 12 to 60-horse powe reshing, etc.; grinding, sawing raying outfits, complete the The 1 II C local di aler will e good points of the I II C eni ?ue from him, or write ational Harvester Com] (Incorporated) Charlotte [AY 2, 1913. MING HAIR 25 CENT DANDERINE nents you have doubled the OLD f your hair. !8 beautifying the hair at w Janderine dissolves every m of dandruff; cleanses, purl Invigorates the scalp, foropping itching and falling what will please you most . i t it a few weeks' use when / A actually see new hair?fine Wl /A n> at first?yes?but really 1 L m r growing all over the scalp, are for pretty, soft Jiair and t surely get * 25 ce'nt bottle niton's Danderine from any or toilet counter, and just At 3:30 Queen Elizal orate festivi Bank No. 22a. the entertaii ient of the condition tacular mane of representatic RS BANK & TRUST CO., in the Elizal at Lancaster, S. C. at the business, April 4th. 1913 beautltul Ko RESOURCES. in?- Both p mil Discounts. . $134,652.42 on the college rts 3,623.33 trains returr e and Fixtures 2,875.00 formance r ?rs. Bank8. . aDd 2,.067.04 / 1,667.00 897.60 nd other Minor 658.36 and Cash Items 179.36 " ??? $165,520.00 Pakk?0>| LIABILITIES. Stock Paid In.. | 50,000.00 ?Y '' 1.250.00 We have no\ at Expenses and cabbage plant: paid 6,709.07 the three leading is Unpaid.. .. 12.00 in size but very < al deposit* Sub~ o, days later, and o o Check ? . ... 31.347.18 iunn pu?^.1^^ umii tuc v>uui lea srtincates of De- r *. n 10,785.09 Late Succession. b Checks ! 416.66 tion. Prices as iyable, including thousand; 5,000 ::!r.,or.Money so.ooo.oo at.??c per i|;o"s getting up club i $165,620.00 shipped same da OF* SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ y of Lancaster?ss. | PP 1^51' b me came W. H. Milieu, * V^Qi of the above named bank. ______________ eing duly sworn, says that ve and foregoing statement | ^ e condition of said bank, as rH O iy the books of said bank. * W. H. MILLEN. Nice 6-room lion l to and subscribed before up, two blocks of 10th day of April, 1913. near intersection of W. P. ROBINSON, ket streets. Pr Notary Public. $1,800.00. -Attest: 300 acres. D. P. E. B. LINGLE, Cat and Lynches C W. T. GREGORY, ings, three horse A. B. FERGUSON, acres extra fine be Directors. 200 acres in wood of saw timber. Til tnlrl la worth m n ft MIMA UA.I.Y KBCOIID. price "of "land. Ad, $5.00 the Your. for $10 to $20 an Corcoran, Traveling Repre- p^g^ *>eI" acre '0I sentative. 61% &cre8 Jud, Imnca.stcr, S. C. Dixie, 30 acres ver: 3-room house am open. Price $40 p< [\ ? ^ acres by same wit] I ^ etc. Can be bough ^ ^ | houses 5-room ar i| I well of water ami || a< res' about R Camp Creek cliurcl *-i mm j f& Cut road, 3-room h 1 P VPS' (VI ZkflC* S& room tenant house * l-lVd iTiaUv ^ springs. About 20 ... R $1,200 or 72% acn i the value of a ^3 extra nice lo you bought an ? street. Will sell ically all of your R cash. (I. P. Hardi , sawing, pump- ^ Dr. Mclntyre's nl and that saved B 8ale at a bargain, paid for itself. || 98% acres, on< 'gain? B Primus, on public .?1 . - , & ed and good place, that, and more. B cultivated. Good <s steadily year B tenant house, barn County friend ? Rood pasture. By e for six years, B Sma,l's- $32.50 ine is the best | c 84?^ ,acreB ?? 1 Small place. Nice B buildings. Farm < m m S etc. $15.00 an aci ** L ? _ 8r 4 6% acres, T. 1 s Limnes i 'n*- ??ar *nvn j O #8 Beaver Creek road and. unusually | *?? JT, rey iron cylin- Ss reHt jn pjne thicket Atro t K<?r A O OA -- ? ? - ivy^v IIIV1 1W u *jr inuu. * 4 U <111 (S insure rnaxi- ICO acres, Mino ion. The fuel Union church, th n, . open, two houses nvn. Hearings r0wm and outbull ISo part is too acres of nice saw t r part is amply $3,000. 39 acres, It. H. I styles ? verti- miles north of La / , in cultivation. Pr ind stationary; 76 acreg( j. ? x from 1 to oG- 5-room house a gas, gasoline, houses. Also 4 0 r alcohol. Oil Pr'c? *35 Per acr* Q7 r.ormi n/.r> ? T. r, for plowing. gj $27.60"per acre. * *, pumping and & Three nice 3-roc [ine niackmon place, v< I show you all | JJ^amSTSS?I sine. Oct cata- R TWO o. w. Mac K Heath Spring, chen # K 2-acre lot by Fa pany of America |: ln Lancaster. See T M BE ENGUSH PAGEANT 1 Vinthrop College Rock Hill, S. C. \7 rriTI? "I OrTTT i inii 101x1 Special Trains p. m. and 8:30 p. m., depicting: the visit of t>eth to Kenilworth Castle, with the elabties provided by the Earl of Leicester for lment of the Great English Queen. Spec- ' , iuvers of mounted horsemen and pictresque >ns of dances and sports of rural England 5ethan Age. Seven hundred young women t in the performances. Presentation of the f bin Hood drama, "Sherwood," in the evenBrformances in a beautiful out-door stadium b green. Reduced railroad rates with special ling in all directions after the evening perrickets for both performances $1.50. For tickets address Winthrop College, Rock b Plants, Frost Prool v ready for shipment all the leading varieties s, and advise our customers to plant some of X varieties: Early Jersey Wakefield, medium Barly; new Charleston Wakefield, about ten ur Early Succession, about two weeks later ton. We also have the Large Flat Dutch and We guarantee count, safe delivery, satisfacfollows: 1,000 to 4,000 plants at $1.25 per to 9,000 at $1 per thousand: 10.000 to 20.000 and. Special prices on larger lots and to those orders or acting as our agents. Fresh plants y order is received. rr-Carlton Co.8" 2#s. c ,,e,b' n Land For Sale \ ise, nicely fitted Lot back of Masonic hall In Lancourt house and caster. Price $2,500. Dunlap and Mar- Springs lots in North Lancaster, ice right now, See me. Burnt house lot by Perkins' Baker's, on Wild Place, East End, $7 50. Also Perkins* reeks two bu'ld- 2-story house and lot, East End. farm'open. 50 $2,250 to $2,500. ittoms and about Thr?e lots. Sinclair Heights, a wi'.h thousands Pr'ce $150. mber alone, I am 61% acres on Flat Creek, 8. s than the asking Small's. $1,050. joining lands sell 5-roorn house and 2-acre lot. acre. Will take Clyburn's, East Bind, $2,000. quick sale spot acres, near Elgin, $3,000. Two 50-acro lots by Geo. Baker's, TT . , $25.00 an acre, son Ushers near T M> c> Mosier's home place. 'i -Ta Sa%% tin?her, eight miles east of Lancaster; deed 1 30 acre farm calla for 244 acre?( $c,000 ;r acre. Also 10') 4gg acres, Slstare place, 3 miles J *. ??r?VemCn of Lancaster, to be sold in lots or as*" , t at $4j per acre. a Wh0ie, Price $25 to $27.50 per ircus Estridge's, acre. cres worked, two 56 % acres at Antloch. $32.50 id 4-room, good per acre, pasture. Nicely 386 acres. Jim Blackmon's Dell sold right off Ilelton place, near Union, $21 per acre. Alsobrook's, ad- 814 acres, T. W. McMurray's sier, Ben Hunter, homo place, 5 miles north of Lanon Ginger Cake caster, cut up in lots at $25, $30 and tiurch. Price $25 upwards per acre. 371 acres, the Moore tract, near tall house, W. P. Un'?n c?urch" J25 Pe?L *c id desirable farm, tarN,(T? ho.use- tl'rW Lanca8" ancaster, on New m i "i , j r? the McDow Hill J l>'lor 1?^ on Meeting and Barr le ritrht ofT for streets> north of Bob Crawford's on ror Qew ,louge> ,arge ,ot8 $4()0 and up ,, 4 _ 107% acres, one mile south of nimui trucis near- factory, known as lluutcr place, two 1 irgains. houses and farms. $4 5 per acre. 1-4 mile north of 156 acres, three miles nortb^ of I i and east of New Taxahaw, known as Tom McMunus louse and good 2- and Hewette tracts, and by Strict i. Several good Knight's one-liorse farm open. acres cultivated. $2,000. , es at $2 5 an acre. 7 2 acres by Alex Waters place ts on new Arch an<1 known as J- P- Carnes tract; very cheap for house und 2-horse farm open. $28.50 n lots.) SEE ME. p'>r ac/e' T> # . , . 93% acres, Rufus Carnes tract. Ice now house for (V ;ii)0ve tract, house and ore-horse arm open. $22 per acre. 5 mile east of 70 acres, J. A. Cauthen's, near road, well water- Dan Bailey's house, and 60-acre 45 to 50 acres farm open. $22.50 per acre. 4-room house, 98 acres, W. E. Thompson's, 7 and stables and miles northwest of Bethune, on good school. J. both sides of Porter and Camden an acre. road, by Bill McCaslles. $5 per Plat Creek, Ben house and out- 7 2 acres, north of Taxahaw,. )per, good water, know as the Hugh McManus place, e. $1,500. I. and E. S. Ben- 600 acres on Catawba river. See Rock and west of ,no, on toad leading desirable East End lots?very alker's. Tenant cheap. See me. qs of fresh land, 40 acres at fork New Arch road. Some very fine 2 miles of anacter. $70 an acre. 5. 13% acres, known as the Miller r Johnson's, near Gold Mine, by Minor Johnson's iree horse farm with mineral rights. $20 an acre. , 4 room and 2 3 Sinclair Heights lots, corner Iding3, about 25 lots. Southeast side of Gay and Ferimber. For place Kuson streets, $50. Also 4 lots N. W. corner Dunlap and Ferguson McMurray's, six streets. $200. (Davis.) ncaster, 2 5 acres 25 acres, Carter Adams, 3 miles ice $30 per acre, north of Lancaster, west of Rlveriarr's, near Dixie, fllde road and t?y W. J. Cunningnd two tenant ham's Sistare place. $25 an acre. > acre farm open. Ask me for other bargains and if you have any land for sale rememom Hance's. Price her I will handle it at 2 to 2^ per cent commission and all town propim houses, S. T. orty at 2 per cent commission and I sry cheap. promise you a straight doal. If you louse, 4 % acres want to sell or buy a home or a farm iter. Price $3,500. fee me for I can save you money. If key lots north of you want to rent a house In >?wri, p. I havea desirable houses for rent, rmera' warehouse! Write, phone or see me if interme. tested in land. "STR AinilT III. A I INC ? ',LK, Agent. Lancaster, S. C.