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MOUSE FAVORS PLA> TO ( HASTEN HFEKTA Was: army ; Masses Resolution Giving WilsOjj Full to fore Power by J.ar^e Vote?Spirited can fla Debate. throug' form o Washington, April 20.?After a Presidt spirited debate ol" more than two i od the hours, the house tonight passed the ;]ie sei adminis*ration resolution approving noon t President Wilson's purpose to use the -p:)e armed forces of ;he nation to obtain mesSa? from Gen. Huerta the fullest recogni- stitutic .ion of the honor and digni'y of the lor C0] United States. j before Warm debate began as soon as the , Cruz t r esolution was reported by the for- j taken eign affairs committee. j arrest During the consideration in thej?Tampi< committee Rrepresentative Bartholdt | in a of Missouri had offered an amend- j senate ment io restrict the president's activi- | briefly, ties of "his constitutional authority.*'! ualizin Oil this Representative Bariholdt solutio and Representative Ainey voted ejgn r against the remainder of the commit- preside tee. On the final vote, however, Rep- indigni resentative Ainey alone opposed ine ico "in measure. He declared it did not go ed by t far enough. Pres The discussion in the committee but Se< hinged about the use of the word rison, "justified." Some members contend- Presidt ed that the presiden; should be "au- Shivelj thorized" to use the armed forces of ers cor the nation, but it was held this would tion. be a virtual declaration of war. ?x0 Presented to House. will b< Af.er the committee adjourned, nounce o ft i r\ v\ Tl r\ r> f lin rocnl\l_ 1 o/.tiAn V/*i<lii man x' iwuu tu\< ivowiu- ai/iiuu lion on the floor for the action of the acts or house after conferring again wi;h tiie pr Secretary Bryan and Representative armed Underwood. enforce When Representative Flood asked Huerta unanimous consent that the resolu- Tampic tion and the report be read, Republl- The can Leader Mann reserved the right nigh: 1 to object to the present considera- spirite( tion of the resolution and demanded For j an explanation. by the Rpnrp?pnrativp Under wood eXDlain- mittee. ed that the administration desired to j commit *lhave the bill passed bfore night, and i P?rt that reasonable debate would be al- amende lowed. He said that tae rules com- t!on Pr mit:ee was prepared to bring in a elimina rule for immediate consideration of Huerta the resolution. Chairman Flood said At 11 he was prepared to allow half an URtlJ 1xiour's debate on the resolution on men: tc each side of :he 'house. Representa- nme. tive Mann declared that the minority! The 1 needed two hours' debate. tomorr< "The president has advised us of a^er ^ - - ? ... the res< conditions,' said Kepresentative m- i Perse derwood. "We would not insist o.i s a i d 11*1 putting this resoluiion through at tihis time if this were not a matter of were c paramount importance. But wi;h the F0Q uire presidnet's message delivered, our , ~ , . ,. wers in troops may be fired on at any time. I tion of We should act at once." (to war. A round of democratic applause i. ; Kept in greeted this statement. i ever. "I am no: alarmed by that state- tj16 ( ment,'' replied Mr. Mann. "But the t-act president 'has asked for our advice probabl and we should have time to give it. commei ^ ^ Annin 11-* rv noHnn fnr U'or C v? C CVjUii/ kill; uuuuu iw 1. m ui j WOUIQ we should at least take time to draw t0 an(j our brearh. I am always ready ;o cargoes support the president in his conduct be liei^ of the foreign relations, but I value my country above my allegiance to the president." Wash a cfteer from tne repuoncan siae a o:zi greeted ihis s:atement. of 72 ti I Lumbago-! 'I afV'"'- Qi Sprained Ankle "As ft user of your liniment for the last 15 years, the market. Fifteen years ago I sprained my ank the doctors said I would always be 1 :me. A friend { and after using it night and morning for three mor and run as good as any of the other firemen in my d without a bottle since that time."?Afr. William 11. Bi At all Dealers. Price 25c., 50< Sloan's Instructive Book on horses, cattle, 3 Address, DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc Seuate Does Not Agree. ^01^ lington, April 21.?Action by the 0 ind navy or* the United States j ^ e Huerta to salute the Ameri- j was held up early today j U h opposition in the senate to the j f the joint resolution approving j house last night. A recess of j jfl taken 32:28 until ^ president, while stating in his ! B A ;e to congress thai he has con-,' W W ^ ^ ill authority to act, is wailing j igress to express its approval j _ spectacular midnight session ihe j Is it possible there i discussed the fcuose resolution | tinUCS to Suffer uithoi . Senators objected to individ-1 taye Compound a tru g Huerta and a substitute re-| tinua]]y being publish n was agreed upon by the for- I , ,-i J , .1 . ? 1 , , . . . . . +1 j tion that this grand ol< elations committee giving the! ? ,,t broad authority to deal witi | lng amcng women thar ties of the United Stales in Mex- j We have published i view of the situation as present-! more genuine testimor he president in his message." | lished in the interest C ident Wilson had retired early, j and every year we put :-retary Tumulty, Secretary Gar- j uine and true. Here ; Postmaster Burleson am! Vice j jnt Marshall, acting Chairman j From Mrs. S. T. and other administration lead- Providence, K.I.?"Fo: lferred on the substitu'e resolu- done I wish to state what has done for me. I did. s< . caused a displacement. ] oredrs to the arm\ and na\\ after my baby was bom ai j issued tonight," was the an- t ration, from which I did ii ment made after t'he conference, | ham's Vegetable Com pom being deferred until congress "when I hear of a woman 1 1 the joint resolution approving ^ >0111 medicine. ? .. , l^ovidence, Ii. I. esideiu s purpose ot using the forces of the United States to A Mini! ! its demands against Gen. Cloqfet, Minn. ? "I h? , growing out of the arrest at pain and inflammation, bu 10 of American bluejackets. ham's \ egetable C ompoun resolution passed the house to- ^ie same t0 *)iaJ,aie . 00_ . 0- , nie Akkkman, c/o Kev. k, 3y a vote of 33 < to 3< after a 1 ^bate. From Mrs. J. 1 ;i>vor!il 'hnnrc it u-ac r>rm?iflprpr1 ^ ? -w ? >OUTH ^UINCY, MASS.? senate foreign relations com- and he doctored me for a The senate foreign relations saw Lydia E. l^nkham's 1 :tee agreed at midnight to re- yertised and I tried it and e resolution, with the preamble! finished the first bottle. J , | through middle life and a id to read m view of the s.tua- W0ma6n and eam om esented by :he president, and | JIUKBOCH, 25 Gordon St., 1 ting individual reference to! , M ... , , TTrnT. -p HAWrite to LYDIA E. throughout the measure. i fg^ (CONFIDENTIAL) 1:2$ o'clock the senate receded I Your letter will be opei ! noon Tuesday under an agree- fry woman arad held ir ) .consider the resolution at that i resolution declaring that "th( louse adjourned un:il 10 o'clock dent is justified in the employ }w. President Wilson retired the armed forces of the Unitei earing the house had adopted to enforce his demand for ur olution. c-al amends for the affront am >ns in touch with The president' nities committed against the e steps "short of war'' which States in Mexico." be taken by the United States >f a nature which would not Washington, April 22.?The formal no;ification to the po- at 2:40 a. m. by a vote of 4 the same sense that a declara- rejected the substitute Mexic blockade or other preliminaries olution propsed by Sena'or Foreign governments will be it would 'have based the "j formed of developments, how- tion" of the use of force in on the general conditions tli lebate in the house brought out stead of upon the Tampico : that, while the American navy alone. y would block Mexico off from _\n amendment proposed by rce with the United Stages, il 'tor Gallinger, "justifying th not interfere with the passage <jent jn the use of force to fro of foreign vessels, though American citizens in Mexico" i discharged on the shore might j as t0 demand reparation for tl at the customs houses. j pjco incident, was defeated, 4; j An amendment by Senator Passes Resolution. ' iette to provide that after th lington, April 22.?The senate j jugation" 0f Mexico, the o'clock this morning by a vote j states should retire from tha o 13 passed the administration j try, leaving Mexico and "eve ? ?? ? ii tion or' it to i:s own people voted down, 44 to 'i'\ % 9 ? ? I STRIKERS IN FHiHT I ? ivrauvu ' Buttle of Ludlow ('amp eems I Cost Totiil of 2(> Lives, | fc 1|^ J YS m j Trinadad, Col., April 21 O A 1A ?sewn identified dead io T ! morgues and 3S missing and i directions seys, its good for i , , i , 0, J ' & , i dead, the toll of yesrerdav s ba ) too,? Sloan s cured my ism; I've used it and I !tWeeD btate tTOO?* anJ stri Do you use Sloan'.? | a';d near Tudlou' P baMy \vi 19". Amnno- tlinsp renorted are four women and 13 child] ray back hurt in the Boer ^ ar pears ago I was hit by a street lieved to have beCU suffocated ried all kinds of dope without _ , , , A , ,, ... I saw your Liniment in a drug: fire 'hat destroyc-'i the Striker irfcauMdi'rSaJtreliif.IndS at the close of yesterday's fist Hst of known injured consists . n ? ? r C soldiers brought to Trinidad to tant Relief from bciatica kept in bed with sciatica since Maj. Hamrock tonight deni ^rwh^P.rX'ourU^oi'- ?pon that the Ludlow tents , awkms, Frankfort, Ky. on -jre by militia. The blaze sta said, while The troops were eng I can say it is one of the best on ,, , le and h.id to use crutches, and an attack on the strikers ent id vised me to try your Liniment . tl nnmn hnusp Hp also rp iths I could walk without a cane ! in Tlie PumP nou&e. ne aiso re epartment I have never been j T}le s:atement that the firm i&coe, Central lslip, JY. Y. I precipitated by a band of Gree ' ers under Louis Tikas, who ; iilf UII HJHAtCllJ ItUl-O CK -uJuwiv ' ''A j The soldiers were driven a&a ! their camp by bullets, accor j '0^Ce^ * ^ ^^ ^ 1 Maj. Hamrock then moved " a"d $1.00 placed his men in the railroa< poultry and hog,, rent free. _fl e0 stater BOSTON MASS. || Care f*r Refugees. HHHBnHnnB More than 300 women and < 1 1?^? I ^ ?????? dKP jUPansh JltiOomans ' (fvenjbodi I v?/n \ t s a woman in this country who con- | it giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegc- ! il after all the evidence that is coned, which proves beyond contra died medicine has relieved more suffer- j ' , i any other one medicine in the world ? ! n the newspapers of the United States rial letters than have ever been pub- A1 \ j if any other medicine for women? >lish many new testimonials, all gen- j B ire three never before published: ! S Richmond, Providence, R. I. r the benefit of women who suffer as I have Lydia E. Pinkham\s Vegetable Compound j B nne heavy lifting and the doctor said it [ have always been weak and I overworked M tid inflammation set in, then nervous pros- M lot recover until I had taken Lydia E. Pink- ^ id. The Compound is my best friend and wi with troubles like mine I try to induce her ! -Mrs. S. T. ]Richmond, 199 Waldo Street, j ster's Wife Writes: j ive suffered very much with irregularities, ] t your wonderful medicine, Lydia E. Pink- I youc^CT4n ^ d, has made me well and I can recommend | Arrow think oubled with these complaints."?Mrs. Jen- i 0f Coca-Cola. , Ak en max, Cloquet, Minnesota. D. Murdoch, Quincy, Mass. | The doctor said that I had organip trouble i A long time and I did not get any relief. I | f Vegetable Compound adfound relief before I had si) tl [ continued taking it all /W/jF ^y, im now a strong, healthy S / ?1 ^^8l\V /W w /// i living."-Mrs .Jane V. II 1 //II M South Quincy, Mass. II J II PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. (fv\ n) ' ///////j LYNN,MASS.,foradvice. \\|\^^ ///////aU led, read and answered CPJ US /Ifffgi i strict confidence. iLY^iA^E~PIl5KHA^-/^ | jiu(illS S 3 presi- refugees from the burned colony are! nicJi of being cared for tonight in Trinidad. [j It js$aa& 1 States A force of armed strikers, estimated !' Is fSag lequivo- at 600 or more, is entrenched in the j| jj g d indig- 'hills north and east of the ruins of il Wh|flfi?i Uniied the tents. Two hundred militiamen are sta:ioned in and about Ludlow. A yU\\\\V&^e ! new supply of ammunition is said to senate have been received by bo.h militiamen |" 7 to 35 and strikers during the day. Exti'a an res- sentries have been posted .on both Lodge, sides. The troops, wiih four maus jfica-' chine guns, are said to be preparing Mexico to move on the men in the hills. lere in-j James Fyter, killed during the Bk incident fighting late yesterday, had been a i prominent union figure. He was a wit- ? Sena- ' ness for ihe union during the recent J e presi- J strike investigation here. 1| protect; Several thousand rounds of am- 4ul as well munition were exploded in the fire i le Tam- that destroved the tents. B R 1 3 to 40.! U! ~ La Fol- j TE At'HEKS EXAMIXATIOX MAY 1. j BjE | $4 e "sub- | On May i, beginning at y o ciock, ine i agf % ? United teachers examination will be held in raL M t coun- the Newberry court lrcuse. All teach- gr?r ry por- j ors holding second and third grade H was . certificates ai'e urged to try for a first fen j grade certificate and all other persons ijP ?.j^ i intending .:o teach next year who are Mm ! not graduates of recognized colleges fa l or have net first grade certificates are ? I r 11 to Have ( expected to take these examinations, j ' G. D. Brown, Jr., iga lJlC County Supt. Education. |yi teil< ..?With 4-21-td. rinadad * ; | m oportod ^ a sink ..by'1! 11 \ \ U ^ ?;i \r 11 "jr. \ \msms?y / X__ ed the j\ \. S vere set m /* r:ed, he IS I for ^'ewberry ' jaged m ^ I LI I ?yf Oil">i 1 ^ the forenoon, : renelied | | LLL BY THE Dill | i mediately ther iterated A On the front of every carton and on the dismissory as ! cr ^vag <8 iabel of every bcttie of th? GENUINE y & y, 7/ All persons k strife- | H -?DR. BELL'S? \i i .. -v .??? I PlNE-TAR-HONEI ^ you will find tha BELL In a circl*. ^ Ollt Of 62 Granny Metcalfe, the sape of Western ^ Kfl Kentucky, says?"Star-tin'ri^ht and stayin' EH Cimg tO 'A r:eht beats gpttln'rizht." So. with these % ?2 ;>ri cautions, you know what to buy, andean ^ dof tll I "Tell By The Bell" | K>0 tl C Ik.150*' C0C"' *1"00' AT DRUC STORES, t ^ at- Familiar Feat Hundrei enment. up anc" NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. I yards. Notice is hereby given that I "will nent. ! make fi-al settlement, as administra- A fimiliar bi j tor, on tie estate of Frances L. Haiti- The burden ( ihiklren | wanaer, deceased, in the probate court A lame, a w i " iMIH A ' 1 jifl is drink ,|T ' 1 / TP' .... r ?JF , M / Mjmk. ?z0' \ Mf^r. /': ^ Wtr':' $ I Vigorously good ? and keenly I " delicious. 1 hirst-quenching I 1 refreshing. I j 8 ifij l * IIUIIV/IIMA ^^ ? "* Demand the genuine by full name? Jgw|S Nicknames encourage substitution. W^ffcr F rwM&.ffl THE COCA-COLA COMPANY jjB V No. 3?2S.^R|M^a^B^ton Oxford J Sy Beautiful shade of tan. Very broad modified high toe. VV^|Vb !SS Broad tread shank and heel, fret filter, lots of foot room. in ^ "Snow" Most shoes Ilk -I $4.50 and $5,00, and some at ill :.0Q, are equipped with the g KB ch Supporting Insole. Ill Diis insole is unlike any of the usual I igle-wood or copper devices which raise : arch but weight down the foot. Wi t isn't supposed to be a cure for the man with a r 11 r HI H =n arch; it is a prevention tor ali or us, wno, m m :ed to stand on our feet a deal, are developing a 39 W iency toward flat-footedness. m Jk jght as a feather, it buoys the foot;' it doesn't V'. : it. You won't know it's there, but it's doing M -- ' C ??r?ll foal M/athno U/M(1 to I ;e nOW XliUCli UIUJC: J vui iwi vyui fi uiuug ?wi jwm? rn h Dopeland Bros. {I 1 Newberry, S. C. f i || county at 31 o'clock in I Often tell you of kidney ills. Jay 14th, 1914, and im- i Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak lljfl eafter apply for leiters kidneys. o such administrator. Here is Newberry testimony. having claims against J. M. Langford, 43 Mollohon Mill, 1 present them duly at- Xe\-berry, S. C., says: "I have had fore that date. gorj results from Doan's Kidney Pills |H T. E. Addy, and will recommend them to anyone. Adminitsrator. One of my family naa DacKacne ana kidney trouble. A physician had failW IT "WELL ed to bring relief. One or two boxes of ' Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at New- V ores "Well Known to berry Drug Company, cured him:' is of >"ewberry For sale by all dealers. Price 50 I Citizens. cents. Foster-^Milburn Co., Buffalo, New "?ork, sole agents far the United irden in maay homes. States. ^ )f a "bad back." Remember the name?Doan's? aad eak or an aching hack take no other.