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(AKRAXZA DROPPKI) j I A. K. C. Kin<>v> Ui>e t"p Plan to Med-; iate Between Him and Huerii ?to Limit Enorts. - Washingt 11, -May 4.--Gen. Carranza and the constitutionalists today were i jratieully eliminated from proceedings. or' thf t.iree South American envoys who have unde'iaken 'u solve he Mexican probl m by diplomacy. In a telegram t> Gen. Carran/.a, tLie mediators ami unced that in view of his refusal to agree to an armistice with Gill. Huerta. thev withdrew ^leir inv:tario to nun to send a personal representative to parti cip&ie in the mediation negotiations. f T.io mediators tola he constitutionalis s leader tint as i ng as lie ma:-itallied his present attitude they must e.ecline to treat wi h him. Gen. Garr.nza had inuuii"d in a iie.e t.j he ; .. oy.s what subjects a special repre- i s-nta:ivi n:ig::t i>.? required to discus.-;, i) lintiiig out tha if the general problem o:" pacification ui' .Mexico w< r . to !?t* approached. .:c could no' auth rize any 0110 to participate in the iicl, nations. ^ in til* *r telegram oni^ht the me< >'juot(\i C irranza's las note to tl:e:n. adding taai as i ng as li mai..tain( 1 tn.n atti ude they must decline to receive a represent?, ive ; om him as they could not separate' ue incidents at Tampiio and elsewhere which nad brougnt aoou iriciion uetween Mrxico an-1 the United Sta es, 6rom tie general subject oi' paeifyt inu ilexic. . I cam know 1 ' that, in view cf the unyielding attia i.ude of the con.- itutionalists, mediation virtually would' be limited to the arrest of American marines at Tampico and other offenses. The language of tl:e telegram sent by the mediators leaves open o Carranza, however, the privilege of sending a special representative to participate in peace negotiations whenever he is willing 10 arrange an armistice m wi p. Huerta. 1 ills new urn in t vents ended, in th view ov many officials, the chance <u solving tlv> entire Mexican problem ^mediately, h-ngh it* did not lessen the entliush: m of the mediators. who will continue t'.v-'r effor s to solve ih^ - differences. bet v -i Hu r.a and l *' United S:ai"S. ^ .Move Very Fa*1. Mexican level praents mnred rapidly aere today, with an evident tenaer->ss ii < . i. tic- an;1 . . a 11tary situ.-ti m. T. .S a: , A-a .<*. a i " " ' fr Sar-rAti'rv f?rv.l : .a,. Gen. 1 vn d *J Aii: -a I.. bazr, an <. i:;. t M. \ n j'.jri . and tensruxlii; Ga; -:r. : :*>? < r- 01* j ff.-r v! : u : I:.;. :. . !r. n / did n )t r>'\.y to ill;' i I I . L 8 ' * ; ence with Sec re a ry Bryan 1 d to tli fce'.iet' tha- some of the crucial quest ns were beinir ap;:rbac ed. While no official announcement wu:j mad . it was generally under:-.too \ thai as a result othe unyielding atFEELS Lilt a MCW MfflMlN n NLW Evibilshri As Lydia L, Fir Adam's Vegetable Gom~ ~ Dispelled Backache, i leadaciies ^ and Dizziness. Fiona, Ohio.?"I would be very un |^L grateful if I f , -j Pinkham's Yegeta w W $$/> ' i'vr I have taken it m ' ""-v. at different timet* J ^ c~^- t.and it always reillfk *? lieved m e w h e r ;i' other meiiicines *Dd whon 1 \ \|\ V hear a woman eomk \ % f\ plain I always rec\ i aJ ommend it. Last win-L~ ~ ! tor I was attacked ' with a severe case of organic weakness. I had backache, pains in my hips an;' over my kidneys, headache, dizziness, B lassitude, had no energy, limbs ached and I was always tired. I was hardly ?f B pound on one other occasion, and it had ' i _t x 1 * Ir.eipea me so i iook it agam a::u um luiit me up, i:::v' I like now woman. Y u have my !" rty con-* \ to use my name and testimonial in any _ ^ way :ir I ho;v : ":c suff? . women. ?:; "* \> c.yn. Sc., ,o. 1V0men who Lie suliering from those 1 dis- v sh < i I ' Sl' ' ' tv. rite i?> Lydia i K'l!iC ' 0?? \ i\ \ B;:d and answered by a wouia 1 Bid held in strict contidence. titude of tli6* constf uti- na 1 ists. median: 11 t.or the time being; would be limited to 'the Tampico incident, 011 which President Wilson's course was justified by the j in" resolution 0;' congress. Reports of the desperate c ndition cf Huerta at Mexico City continued t 1 circulate, an? with such circumta.11 iai detail, from a :111 -nth- sources, as to leave no doubt of his critical rendition. A' the sain time the military asI'Of-t of ill*' situaii n again beoamp i CT'-:1 singly promin<'!V . (? ?. Funs? n : (-ported renewed demands by ISiexi'<\! r:.l uipast- for the surrender of the war -'works supplying Vera Cruz. No -hots w.ro fired and te > o: it -:fell back, but Gen. Fatisto : voiced the prevailing spirit in military quarters in inquiring as o what steps '} I'i'"' d S" :es conr mplated in view o;' the threatening situati n. Secretary Garrison c. 'n 'erred with . is mil: ary c.iu's. but s: ij no further orders had bee given for the movem nts f troops and none are contemplated during tin me !?;:< ! > . Yae r 11 : i', :1 and r i i .i i)' it ii s i > the Second divisi n o;' i'.i,- army, >;i h-udquarters a. Tt \as Cry. arr ' and eit i id roan: to;;'" transports. ha. *.t Gal . <:j;, to. day, more tr 1 ps arc neecled. Word ih.it ii:;erl:i is in d ;e srraits cam: from in::!iy quavers. Oik1 dispatch from a foreis.i minister at Mexico City said briefly of i';;? :ta: "*P sition desperate. but have no details." Anothe", thi-^ugli diplomatic channels, report ed Mexico Ci \ inwardly o ill el touay. sun auoi.ier r hmtcu iu / tiie doubtful atritule oi' the troops heretofore 1 yal o Hueita. Inforira: ti< n also came thai the quarrels be| tween Gen. Blanqu.i, minister A w:ir. and Huerta might bring Blanquet to I the front i: case of Haerta's fall. Tl: ' British minfru at Mexico Ciy notified the State department that Am~near..- tiler.' wea*.- in no v.<iy ; . arasr-ed or in (lander, bin that he advised them to remain in close quarters and avoid dem nsiration until Taey could leave. j)?^isratd f<*r Pivsident j This :tuati -i at Mexico City gav i . i importance to the summoning o: Joaquin I>. Casus from Carisbad. it was i;o-iev. i that -.is real affair:: . foxn.vj^ ^ it.- 10 take tne placa oi ; :i\ *ii!;11 - of foreign aiiairs. in ' h in I c: sa -essioii. T'.i* ? ..ii J: d > : t iiv i..: y . nj j-. i !*.?? . ... a: V a . i i 7 > hi tie. ; - if. ( -as v.. s formerly Mexiair a- .or . i 1 - ' j\- .>! u ' iiosv . -j . .v ... l \\ a. -i.e^uiina; so-n-. a. !. a.c.i : >rs. a. , ivaaiiti) oS ; (% i* t i . or iSn . i t J v '!<.. ; ' i! * isi : 11 it * this . /mV.-VM nil a:;.:':;. thai; the ni.ciia. tu v. iM limit f.;( ir e>i'o : i';r tiu , vn. big u> the settlement of the . x'l.-.ti : -o incident, which is resp'onsibL I ;e.- . l.e American:; being i;? Vera Cruz leads many to believe i :at ihey not < n y h.?vo pra li arly ^iwn up hope of 'at'\- s'ia.; the coaaiifricnalLsts iu <i 1 liioi hiiis^es, utii iiitu iia . ^usiJ, n. d e ns::eratio. < i' definite plans : nr settling me dispute between . ikierta and the t'nitsd 3*ates. j r<y t j is procedure i.i ic mediator? I would avoid the problems ui a quasi ; lecognition or' Huerta or of tne elimi nation f th .Mexican dictator. i A similar pe-plexing problem. that uf the degree and nature oi' h: | amends to be offered by Heurta for J the conauc of his ge.ierals and subordinates i t Ta:ii[ -co and Vera Cruz. ; would be left for mediators to soIv<. 'and success in this preliminary < iVorl would contribute grealy. lj the c'n uc- or" working out a general setiomc nt i the Mexican embroglio. T'ie mediators report 'Hat t'no\ were moving aheaa steadily. TIh-v express d satisfaction wMi thecias:oi men chosen by Huerta as his del gates to confer with taeni. Rabasa b a lawyer, and one of he for en t st au ! or!*i is on in'^rnational law in Mex ?ic He is one o:' the closest ad vis. r> ! - f Gen. H :er< a. The other Huert? 1 delegate, Senator Gar*: i. is a vount t I lawyer, and was secretary to the vie,' president 'and r Poriiio Diaz. The media ors will f mtinne i e ie; !? ??> charge oi' t .> i ia.'s ol tlement and wi'J net t. ke he '] ] gate- 'ro'a \r- di:;Vr< a" parti -s int? . a: y n?-i\il v. h a th( m. Ya-. v-v p.v -,v m r ?iy adv ' ro ad in .v.evinrr ?er '-e - " t* t ' ' ' < #i v !)rv . ' \ : * '' y ' ; K " ; ... :: ,v i ' <> . i r > t* r.u-rliators as to just what fune t: :s tho delegates which they ha< ! "FAGGED-OUT" WOMEN j" Will Find Help in This Letter. S Overworked, mn down, "fagge'd out" I women who feel as though they could h Hardly crag aooui, suouiu piuuc ^ Mrs. r-/il!'s experience. She says: "I was in a very wea!c, ra run-down condition. Life was not j| worth living. I could not sleep, v.as fi very nervous, stomach bad, and was g not able to work. "I consulted with one or two physicians, without benefit. I r~;d of Sj Vinci helping some one in a. similar condition so I benn to L.::e it, and it g| simply did "wonders for we. I gained j$ in weight and I am hot in. hotter 5$ health and stronger than ever. I c m rot find words enoufn to prai.se Vir.ol."?Mrs. Vv. H. Brill. Racine, Yvis. M Thousands of women and who ^.j were formerly "weak and ' "kly owe k* their present marked health t:. the $ wonderful strength-creating effects of $ Yinol. We guarantee Vinol to builu fj, you i:p and make you strong". If it 'J does not we give back your money. ^ F. S.?For rough, scaly skin, cry h our S&so Salva. w'? guaranty* it, iiiiJUil' ik VV VKS, Dni-rsi-xS, VfMvhrrrv. S. C. a ^ a: ked Carranz^ t;> 1 > won! i v j*| ;iat P't'sid^ni Wiis-n planned > a.) u> Jir 'oklyn on Moaaay ::iid Ma tan . whir-i is Tjrintnnu b '-k j*J , bodies of the American marines and jp bluejackets killed it Vera ?'r.z and ? deliver an address. SaonU uV;a.Im.-iness requir t e c ntinued prosr::. a f TYesid -a: Wilson rr .WasaHg- is on. Secretary Daniels will speak in : mo ci' iV> president. R , , . if* .hero nave been som amusing & fea tares to lighten the serious a speeds ^ ci' the mediation proceedings. The 0 w: Mat. rs have been r?ceiv:ng a great ? number of let'ers. approving tli- ir j| poursp. and offer in.a: advice. Or- !> ;. ^ urged that Theodore Ro son r v." as $j man to set un a pr.vi-.~io al --ov- h rr-j prnmont in Mexico. backod by .North, ft* South and Central America, and that {-j, p ?; anisli republics should induce i . im to take ? he pro vis:, nal diref;ion j c'i affal's at Mexico City. An >:her i c ntribution has been in the -form of g Mexioa sombreros, f vast dim n-.-ja :-i s. for he media ors. The donor ^ attaches a card s ating hat the som- y breros were to the "illustrious me- *4 liat ts" from the friends of V"vi Tonight t :e mednUoi I ro??,' .> ] ress dispatch > fr ni ??I x; City thaJ Gen. H.ue~ta had anpointed Avgustin Re irignez in .tead ^ r>T \ l <rn . ' n , resentatlves in tlio peace n- gotiatio s -*? ( aad 1 ar tho Oir;I \vo;.M no ? Luis Elgir ro. It was I earn' 1 tr.it. aJiboug:; the d; : Huerta representatives are leaving : t cc Montreal, tho sessions of the w-rlia- cc ; t-rs will not be held th-re. a; \ ATi!I>AYITS AiJAIlN'S'i FKA>X es > Dorsfy Presents I' is Verbal Broad- aT si;k??CJ.virffe <?f i^ribfry. in . 7. c' At'anta, l\I:iy 4- Affidavits, which tb he claimed tended o sh \v a conspiri ;k y to produce untruth.' il evidence re- C, 4* C .-Meeting upon .James Cc ley. a negro: ' ! O' ' factory sw.eper, were introduced bv - cc t M. Dorsey. solicitor general, at . is he hearing todav on the extra rdi- ? * s. ; nary mo! i n for a new tr:;i 1 !? r i.to i M Frank, the factory superintendent ,, . under sento ce of deal h or ih" mnr, der of 14-year-o!d Mary Phagan. Tii KrV; C. 13. iiagsdale, who r - : cently repudiated an affidavit in v, :iclir 'he said that lie lu;d hea'd C'ruhy confess tile murder, alleged r. he c.( . was bribed ! o make the sworn allega.-e lion, according lo statem<-ni inrro. duced by Mr. Dorsey, w.io is th chief p( f the State's l'orces. Other sw rn,c iriatenii-nts from prisoners d : >r- a1 Hi. r prisoners in the coun! y jail ami others alleged ' hat tiu-y bad }>: * > : : ]:roaehe;l witii a view ol" i?ivin u .-vi; dtnce reflecting upon the n< - <). y Conl y is now a prisoner in the { ' i county ji'il. He was CJnvieteJ ol be in:: ' ;.n aceossoi-y in t": m:i;d :r . La el "|'iti!>* ory uirl an.I sent n- : : r, one year's imprisonment. Tli negro : y< ' i (/si.ii "i ui i ' iriai ol" Frank ' . ii xn - v l i.lt (' I" kill' l til'' rl : i 11?i : 11 i?!l ukb-d in disposal of the body m -,* i ... ?>ry nr. c. i Vn H. Hill, . '.I enor jti ! .v, '-vh<? !i. ari.iU t :* ;i 1*:ii; t.< on ' ' % "i(i ior a a- w trial oday or i rci . :0 !. * , r urn to \ j;; i i u ' v.." : i;.! J i< i.. 1 i !i a * ' , ' ' i .ifVQs ii V ' r , . .. .1 ' ' !! :!! !']f !!<' \\ ; - turned over to counsel for Frank for h 1 use in the new trial motion. S j ( ii???m? Newest aits ! He your own judge o power u!'-?")e. I-uy thei per eandiepower?-and ; ji this table and buy > * g t:o. vo.ii., ? " I Ttl 1 & r> TTt y , ? / i k ^ V * u "S" i"* i* 4 A w *; c\ < lui . j 1 1-n iir fr;' ' X.O lOi ? J "U1 ? lu ^ 9^ a ?^r , > ^t3 iOi % i 3 j 60 Watt for ? t 2 -a v-n /-\ "* "5 7" : a r Iuu wan ror A mono- all your hous O J 2 great, ?o far reaching, Mazda Lamps. Y f Y f>."? i f* Cli ft f ' O Dumm-ci > ! Han i j,,, ? Ml wigin?m m-m ritr^.^.,. .-. .' rsr s: .'i.. i: r.<\.: \ t n-; run* ; on OV t.TAKDIAN. I X. \:.s hereby given thai the mi* . ;'s; >< i will nuke application to the j 1' common pleas of Xewberry at the May. 1 >14. tjrm for the men* of tin* probate judge of J ewberry county as guardian of the! of Annie J. Harri-, a minor of! p :.-.e of 12 years, who has an estate id cash money amounting to aoprox-1 lately the sum of one thousand dol-' rs. The reason for the making of ;s applica'ion being hat the general J lardian of the said Annie J. Harris is surrendered and resigned her j ;ardia:.ship .and that no other fit and j mpetent person can be found who j willing to assume such guardian-! tip. The person making this appli- j tinn is the grandfather of the said j nnio J. Harris. J. C. Dominick. & _| NOTH i: OF FI> AL I)IS( HA!J1*E. i X fire is hoivby given ha* the nn-i r sign or? will apply to t'io probate! mrt for Xewberry county for final j schar^f as administratrices of the | >r>ona! estate of E. P. Whitman. cte- | nv ,} nn tho (lav of May, 1014, ! 11 o'clock in ho f renoon. Jane C. "WMtemnn, ! Sallie Eargle. OTICE or IlI-KlTHiX IN HAKT <>R!> SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. II. Whereas, onc-hird of the resident ! and a like proportion o: the; sidont :'iVL-hold"rs of the age A -1 | ;i Hartford school district . 11. of the coun'y of Xewber'. y, ' !T-V of South Carolina, have filed a; *tition with the county board o? edu-1 :tic i o: Xewherry county, South > * n^titfriTunor and reouestinSC i -*1 * ?. ? j ^ ? _ _ w tat an election be held in said school S-rre on the Question of levying1 a j 'ipT tax c' t"'o mills to be > .'I n the property !oc."';ted in i-nool dis iv t. :!:<" 1! trd o. Xe'vr ') ' v .'.-v. . d ( :-y ! *:: xr ?<i? .?s of: * ' 11 ' ? ' " on I* ' . ' : ' . S:i id '-1 action t?e held at Hartford .school house, ; the said sell oi district Xo. 11, on atnrday, May 16, 193 4, at which said Prices Eve >nal Mazda l lamp efficiencies and don't bi n by cost of current per canc you'll be able zo tell what you; National Mazda Lamps for c %7 I jP&IEA7 IP?8!* ? A~i\J VW & & At, ill night iight 3orches and hallv/ayj iide and table lamps Z. V* W I. *w ^ ^ 3.11 general purposes ' large rooms eholcl necessities you can fin* so profitable in money and coi ind these Lamps at < \ BrothersC dware Deparim (ppSgPn |, V; if '& I J tl ' i San/Ice' Th3 j.' :'.\: * iiffii COMEONE k s asHrss !=='; U< . ~i Business notf:c u a cc I 'i j fg j| the character ot scrvIce n j||jj means more than mere ?? ! dudes every th'ng that ifjfjj satisfaction and pleasure < j^l; For instance, we have ! |jig| to us by express just to ' !i| most of the other candi 1|| by freight Gilder & Ill The Right 1 M - || Ageats |||| For liiiis... - zr.f~.~zt ""? MAYES' E ; FOR SPRING ! Mayes' Di 8 I I 'it ii The polls shall b.? opened at | 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. m. The j ';o:v of '1" Bear'.; of Trustees of j : ' ! - ' ii <? '' act as man- ' ' l ' . Only such ! ' a: : r ;r u r ! . n^rsoiKi! ! j t ' ir tax recelp s .i: : n gistration cer-1 I tificaf&s as required in general elecj tions shall he allowed to vo:e. Eleci tors favoring the levy of such tax r Listed Lamps .iy lamps by candle Ilepower by Watt's r lights cost. Study luality, efficiency and I I r~.U A I 40c each I 70c each 1 d no improvement so lvenienee as National 3iif store. ompany lent - *'~r smJHB ?|| '\ i{' -\- , </ ^<-s*s*fl} =%j If | ? r* r ? r? I ii[ :;.t baiisiies* |? -rrawjma*.- s-xwr napuirK w.it gaaua I. ? * y j J / ia tiiui "ilie value oi any jijff jj :r.:::unitv dcptr.ds upon. RlUil ~ Jl I t renders." Our service jjpjj filling; of orders. It in- !j||j wi'l contribute to the m )f our patrons. fli Xannaiiy's Candies sent i |=j rrive better service while j M es sold here are shipped j!|Ij istfi i c Weeks M Drug Store |gj| yfy Fine J; 9 Candies l|;. ? lUGICIDE ; CLEANING rug Store shall cast a ballot containing the word 'yes" wr; ten or printed thereon, and i ch elector oppo <1 :o such levy a ".'allot c -nt .ining the .vofl -no" written or print d thereon* Give under our hands and sen' on April 191 *. G. D. Brown, Jr., S. J. Derrick, J. S. Derrick, County Board Education. 4-27-3t.