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8 MEXICO SUCCEED! IN GETTING >3 3 I LOAN I THE LANCAS % TKR NEWS, MARCH 27, ?n ]ps= I hi 1914. r> asssa^ll S|M-?-illation in WasliinKtui KITect I.nan May Havt Country. Washington, March 25.? terest in official circles hert centered upon the bitter stru in progress between the cc Mox can factions for suprt J BAK] kkIo now | (iitondinsc ' ] niacy at , DIAL [N? POWDE] BSo/uTELY PURE m FTY I ~f FOR VOOLl ? YOUR=^ ENS * as to the effect on the (inane tion in Mexico of the tempo just obtained by General Charge O'Shauglinessy, in : to Secretary Itryan. conflrn news that a preliminary loa 000,000 pesos had been obt; was pointed out that resur interest payments on the for suspended last January, would tend to make Mexico ial sltuii- I i| 4, rary Joan , deMciou icil tlio m of r?o.. Ifcv the use lined. It , nption of great many 'probity readily mad ? torcicn ficious. anc *un^s the 11/ost is and healthful fc of Royal IJ&kin^ Povv more articlps of food m e at home/all healthfu I economical, adding i<t- I? much aster les ' creditors less anxious over curity of their claims. It was learned In a ropor El Paso that the military of Chichuahua had given a; that Luis Terrazah. Jr^ long ransom, would not bo execut< ing, however, was said abn prospective release of the whose life General Villi o threatened. Anxiety over fhe safety o variety and t from | Governor The" ranees held lor cont; ed. Noth- , recei nit the nncl < prisoner ( Bakil tten lias , 1 f se\eral attractiveness to the n Royal Raker and Pastry Cook,* lining five hundred practical pts for all kinds of baking cookery, free. Address Royal ug Powder Co., New York. iienu. Americans under arrest was by today's consular dispute release of I It. New by. Ion a Chihuahua for the aliased e ment of funds under the regime has been ordered by ( Rlveros of Sinaloa, who ins Newby leavo Mexico for good. The Americans Goldsr Donahue, arrested at San Potosi is rebel spies, have be< to Me co Citv. where their c < a 11a vr l lies. The ??? ; In Id . t mbezzleCOUNTY NI sist that Mexico's ? nlth and HEATH si KIN en taken Special to The News, uses'will Heath Spring. Marcl Professor Body- of iiirp school spent Thurs 1W0 ,u,rt' Mr. P. T. Twitty fined to his home f< ** I with n severe cold. i 26.?The j IM/KAS.WT V the Stoneboro day afternoon has been coni>r several days ALLEY. 0 bo considered. Charge C nessy has asked both the foi flee and the Mexican War ment to guarantee a free lies both of the accused men. I resentations have been mad half of the American Hyrd. though arrested with the otl still is held at San Luis Poto< The State and War Dep: were without official inform; ttrrtW no f a 1 ho nil t on nto /if 1 tSsaugh- aim insi nu inner 01 reign of- course for the season wj Depart- tl,e Masonic hall on M iring for *'-v *'ie Oxford Company, .iko rop- an(' musical program e In enjoyed by the lar who al- l,r,'n,'Ut. Much credit Is tier two, sor '^ushardt as manag d. corps of teachers and ot irtments ?/ "oath Spring, who hol| ition to- conrso possildo here. Mm T^r. Mr J. X. Maxwell of S me lyceum 1 is presented Special to The News, onday niKht r>1 . ,, .. , in a drama- , rle?f?nt Valley, A . which was |,lny: , J,??- 1 Wj ce audience ,ocal ta,ent at ,h<' 1 due l'rofes ?"-Iiool house Wednes er. and his a de'; ded ""^ess T1 her citizens dVr, "w ?"Pervision ped to make ;? <> , credit for the oxcellei alisbury. N. evorythin^ \vi larch 26.?The iiif," given by __ Pleasant Valley clay night( was lie play was un- g> , of Miss Lillicn Ol tll0 loser ves much it manner with l is carried out. we knc rE HAVE THEM finest patterns fro: >w how to make th ON DISPLAY ir m the world's best lese cloths up into * i hunderds mills and swell suits. reon battle. The Mexican Ebassy has the following cablegram froi City of Moxica dated last ni "The rebels were repulsed in an attempt to roach ' General Velasco welt preparei a 11ack." Representative Ainey. Re of Pennsylvania, brought resolution callinc on Preshb Councilor of the Nor i State ouncil, Daughters received i organized a council of t 11 tlie tliis place on the 2'Mh in uiit: ;i membership of forty-thr today Miss Nannie Aldervon < rorrcon. infirmary' pased through 1 for at- posriay afternoon on her I Liberty Hill, where she publean. I Mrs. Elmer Hailey an< up his son of Lancaster spent nt Wil- last week with her motl th Carolina ,:Mll",U811 , " of Ubertv II:,rr'son slrlnp In- order at ,arP? erowd thorough xtaiit with eveninp's entertainmf ;(>p' " i The Pleasant Vnlh >f Rock Hill cl?8e next Wednetfd town Wed- af,or a ??00?s*f"l ses return from '^ofessesor Marehan has he,mi miss firkllnk' 1 her little Miss Helen Heath ?i i few divs 1,00,1 vlsltinp relative: ier. Mr . A oral (,a>s , luriiiBiieu uy _ # lv'enjojyod the IclSlllOI *y school will Stvl0. f :iy. April 1st. J ' ion tauRht by wryvil t, assisted by yOU P^ >r Charlotte has npi s here for sev- 1 1 led to your individ it and lasting satis it on a Columdia *. lie secret of our su< ual taste and meas faction are all y railored Suit, ccees in clothing th >ure; so that rours when lebest dres son to inform Congress of t dition of foreigners in M< xi<< House today and attacked tli of "watchful waiting." Tie Villa as a "vulgar, ignorant specimen of humanity," whom the Standard Ooil ( was advancing its interests, lluys ller lltist>jtn<l Hack I he eon- Cauthen. >. in the Mr. Hertrani Horton. w e policy quite ill, is reported hel pictured Annie Dnvies of Hock I , brutal nnrst In uttendanee upon through I?lttlo Miss Klizabeth ompany been confined to her ror oral days on account of i Master Clyde Cauther been away on a canvass 'or One tion, returned home the i>r. John (?. ( llnksc . . . College will deliver ho has been peasant Hill church inl' i . afternoon at :i:30 O'o 111 ,s tho The Pleasant V.i h 1 ni. Club is growing in n ' rn:' ":,s Influence, niul is pro T!..,0r.S0V" ')ORt business organiz n,>ss over had in our oomin '* wll? "?8 ing in bulk, tho club 1 ung expedi- o(Tort n saviuK of froi of the rpn^ on fertilizers ales of WolTord QprQ |n an address at oCl o 111 next Sunday ,ock Conner illoy Farmers' VAJIU1CV umbers and in ving to bo the mense :a"tion we have unity. Ry buy- anJ all ias been able to CaIIU dli ru 10 to 50 per # groceries, etc. -i-i--? ? hundreds of town: :tions, is after all n business, which ju I kind of materials, _ ] 1 s and cities throug] o secret. We ha stifies large buying . Then we have r i r 1 .i h our store ve an im- ^ I of woolen nluced the imiiar. Cincinnati, March 24.?Mi Stehlcin was paid $1 today u returned her husband to Mr Smith. Mrs. Smith paid the c! Mrs. Smith had sworn out rant charging Mrss. Stehlon sstatutory offense. The case < in police court yesterday. "For the consideration of you will give this woman 1 l.o.wl n i ti la 4Uot f . .. Mr. E. f'Mrtis Maekey r* u,Kl tor was in town on busi he" *})? .lav afternoon. b. Stella lollar. war- ^ th a same np I i:rj GOLD? The r<*K>il:?r meetings of Lancas- hold on tho lirst Mo aess Thurs- of each month, with j meetings as seem noc I HHMMBi fBBMBnanKBiriaBHBHMi H FISH D of the club are V^ULllIlg ml ay afternoon , 1*1 is many special . "Vynifrl esary. : ?? cost. ay i our it ; anu ruling ana m enables us to get We are satisfied w 1 business enables UD. if idp tnilnr vnnr < laKing or ciorning i the best result at rith reasonable p us to name low pri rnif fn rkirAov li/iff tin :o a system minimum rofits, and ices. til not- mmr/t "Yes, judge,'' replied Mr loin. "I will give her a dollar. J stead of 50 cents." said Mrs "It looks to me like you ar ing your money away, but the man ought to he worth a commented the judge who s he thought some money sh paid Mrs. Stehlein for her tare in keeping the man. s. Steh- , I udg?- in- I Thursday . Smith. Pj J e throw- A _ *1 i jxupsh I April dollar," 11 aid that I on 1*1 be I * expondi- I - n i } Friday and Satu , 2 ^3 and 4 7 x / WW c'?t'ies ~ 1 r ? y Mr ^ ?% ??/# J VMI U ua/ue f/ian your mom able, long wearing, si EASTEF 'mit ft. vr ui uvi u/i a;i7/ fcuy elsewhen veil looking suits at a J IS NF.A1 L&K gtl IIIITIC > ?. You U7l// fair price. R The case wass settled wli Stehlein "delivered the mi receipt of $1 today. lied Star Steward Must Where He (Jot Diamond New York, March 1.? Thea partment agents searched / room of Armand I,eyssens, ; steward on the Red Star lir en Mrs. * I an upon ^ K \ ( iLi i ii Is. . J|| sury (lehe state i saloon ler Lap- / JLet 1 . r , mi itil lis measure yoi m are going to buy it for a 11/ a v r a w ^ MMA mi i for that Suit f -buy it right?have inur _ j i ii m or Easter it made the I rvAlMT land, when the steamship from Antwerp today and tool the custom house to explalnn came to have a gold bracelet with diamonds. The treasury meat recently has recel\ plaints from several mercha Antwerp and Amsterdam tl attached to the crews of steamships are hurting the ness by smuggling diamonds I'aited States arrived f A < him to I M Mm how hp g (III jfy studded M If! '? i I I'mm iat men I I 7 Atlantic I \\^' >?03 into the I >Ll/LUif WAIT. ready f DOWN ioi/i rr/ii. tome i! The time is short, of Spring with clothes -TO- THE-MINUTE risrr ana oe measur Spring comes with ; that you may rest as -if we make them. ea. uviy I Easter. Be <sured will be Leyssens protested that mond bracelet was his prop* that he had brought It. from 1 In Antwerp for fear his wife pawn it during his absence. A New Altitude Recor Johnannlsthal, March 24.kogel, a German aviator, tod! lished a word's altitude recc n. ?V. * ..lit. i the dia-tl erty nnd ? lis home won id I rt. 1 yFish failed to a ?Ldnne- I forlay, and will be i ny estab- I ird for ajg We have arranir rrive last Thursday, but they Kiven away. So don't delay, ed to yive awav 32i"? hpnnt.ifnl I are here I ? .ivp flnlrl I Suits At $1 3.50 To $4C >.00 == iiiKiii wnit uut* piisHaiiKt'r uy < a height of 18,050 feet In h plane from the aerodrome h previous record for a flight ^ by the late Eflraond Perr; Frenchman, who, on June 8, rose to a height 10,270 fee Rebels' Victory is Con fir Juarez, Mex., March 24.? o t (rvn r\f fho roho 1 nlol/\in? o training | Is mono- Fish and Globes v ere. The ras made articles on the Re yon, a 1913, day specials, as ? stationery, perfun 'med. ! rubber goods. Coi fish. Thov enrrio vith purchases c,J 25c, 50c ar ixall line, including a number soap, face powder, tooth prep nes, face creams, talcum pow me and see our window display ull tVio u/ftv -f rr*?n AKJa f a U / id $1.00 of every larations, ders and of these .In Colt nr 1 imbi a T'alado was received when a from General Villa was pic here. It ordered that certa plies be sent directly there. Benavldes was said to be in?? from the east after cu rallrond at Saltlllo. Strate^l think that he will be the An tor the federal stronghold. 1 Hove that the bulk of the forces was engaged at Gomer t w?/iin'A " S* "Rexall," the king ln 3,1 p date and come ear! advanct'nj? tho 5s CLAUDl federal Palacio v w?_ * __ _ %>** %* TT?*J 1 1WIII V/II1W l/W III of all linea of remedies. Remei ly or you might miss the fish. i LSTOVER mber the Ph. G J'a B' I l aiioi owling, Manager. lanca: ring \^o. Second Door Fi 5TER, S. C. H." rom Postoffice % nun that although the later they will not have time or i unite against Benavldea, whi vunclng from a different direr i heath o i? ad- I SFK1NG5, 5. c- l!i" i ... hlkid&L A-v.i J