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TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. I ???1 i jQ|, LANC ^ V \ FULL SPEED AHEAl Kvorybody's looking for "Kffieioney1 a-davs. I nvest illations arc in order. \ j i in i I i'< 1 The appearance they present, as far S(| ) as fashionableness is concerned, is all that any woman or miss could wish for. They are in open and closed styles; fitted ..,.v urn^M.urMl. n.l S| M|t l| wan first missed Thursday evening. I Upon investigation It wa? discovered . that he had carried his sidenruis with Washington, Apr hl*n. a fact which suggested the pos- , confidence in the nbll yllty of suicide. It is equally pos- and Hritish armies l e that in a state of mental nher- mans in check is fre Ion he made his way to some die- Italy, botli in politici t point, although investigation of the newspapers, the data concerning officers who have was advised today ?ly left on the trains on leave Home. Ided nothing. It is understood "The entire Itali t on the night ho disappeared he the message, "co hi ii ,ay with V necks, big pockets, big buttons, I belts and sashes; dyed in the stunning- Lt est blues, greens, grays, browns, tans, purples, orange hues, combinations of . these colors and striped effects you ever U saw. The pick of them we offer you at ^1 the following prices. ^ ? ?= CAPTAIN BARR VANISHES had leave to come FROM GREEfcVIU.E CAMP ' age. tall, of soldierl Thorough Search of Several Days square, net chin. An ? , v _ . ,k... his whereabouts wl Reveals No Trace of Officer From | , , ceiveu oy ine auir.tr Kast Carolina. u native of eastern _______ ' and la a son of J. % nent railroad offlcia Greenville, S. C., April 1.?(.'apt. dent of the Jamestc Albert T. Barr, of the 119th infantry, resident of Norfolk, mysteriously disappeared from Camp Wjfe is at present In Sevier Thursday night, and despite a been here for some thorough search no clue as to his be near him. whereabouts has been found. Mem bers of the military police and large |'['\I Y CONFlDI squads of soldiers have combed the city and the environs of the camp, | WEST EINf but have found no trace of the mlss-i Ing officer. ... u I She IIjis Supreme In the early part of the week Cap-. tain Burr had been 111. and. It is ?' ^ . >i,, II cr )| t anmnu' K n * -1* If*' THE LANCASTER NEWS, ASTER DEPA1 "The Best Place to i THIS IS A SEASO / X \ ( m \ 1J' ^ ^ ? | a " now- ^ ^ Vc di.l Tin* very word SILK sounds rich ;lit, our tongue as smoothly as tlx* fabric feeb you examine it. ITuloubtedly Silks ii than it an(j today more so than over. It is tl wo have brought to the store the lari 1N (>x good silks wo have ever assembled, les ot* pat-torn, has been omitted. There an outer and undergarments. <mvin,r colors are here. All varieties o ations. Silks that are particularly 1 i i 1 "' ossiDUi iicss ana sqidicss, and now is the tim of choice awaits you. and so many u regular quotations. Note the followi 36 inch Silk Messalines, priced $1.25 a yard I 36 inch Silk and Cotton Poplins itice of $1.25 a yard 36 inch All Silk Taffetas . . . . $1.50 a yard *RETTY SPRING SHOES FOi [irl~rTI- - STYLE /> . ' I ' . t I iililnf ' nn * nnnnr r\ r r i * wrxr k JULU!:' M ViULUUL ^v/iLI11 \" iPERFECT U jfJjV FIT ==^?-- L..-r .^spring in both high and hen you soo our now spring assortments you \ c tlu* fashion, for they all are so attraetive. T1 irably with new spring frocks. Their lasts giv ot. The leathers used give beauty to the foot, liable they are priced, then come in and see then )portunity. ow Spring Shoes At High Spri >250 to $6 00 $3 00 ? ? to the city, but' brotherly comment for the brave find tne is unknown, j English and French troops. Opinion prop bout 30 years on prevails that in view of large Intact v bearing with a' reserves of the allies the present re- WO y information of tirement will be followed at the right ! ill be gladly re- moment by a powerful counter at. W ities here, lie is tack. j cf p North Carolina "The parliamentary group for na- t|e c f. Barr, a promi- tional defense has telegraphed to the as 1 who was preei- British ambassador its sentiment of recei ?wn exposition, a highest admiration for the British "i Captain Barr's army. All political circles expresse<l with the city, having the solidarity of Italian people with <>Ur time in order to allied nations and armies and also <>a(.h firm confidence in the energy of theafjOI allies. t pulsi SNT TH AT "The Ciiornale D'ltalia writes: thro * W'll T uni n " 'Everything justifies full confl-!Kqlla 'j Wllilj dt nce of all allied countries In the n~t.. ? \ it III ? final issue of 11?o battle. With faith oonv ., ... . ...... we turn our thoughts beyond the tallv faith in Ability .. ... , ,. . , . Alps, which no longer divide but (,f r French to unite iih to our Latin sister.' riles |lns> "The Messaggero writes: mud " 'Uniform eonrord and firmness have of tlie morale of the people of the gnnd il 1.?Supreme entente is admirable. There is not upon Ity of the French one single sympton of alarm, but aviat Lo hold the Qer- everywhere highest spirit of faith Jn chln? ely expressed in resistance and ren*on?hlo I icvei "I Italian embassy " 'Offensive against Italy has been potH by cable ft >n? postponed but not abandoned. It Is tiain necessary to prepare the spirit of our ber an press," s id nation for tin* great trial which is ,|0wri ntinucs warn; impending. Austrian offensive will tie j our investigating months ago?brouq business to a higher point of efficiency i had ever attained. All the unneeessa penditures that are pcrniissable in tii peace and plenty were curtailed. In 1 and selling, we have eliminated every p bit of expenditure. RKSri/r?< 'omplete Spring Stocks, to permit patriotic economy at no saeri style or quality. My! Hut They Look "Swell." p These New Sweaters E LANCASTER, S. C. *TMENT STOR shop After All"-* N FOR SILK I NEW SPl and regal. It rolls off 0110 ?ur (lisl>la.V <'<>i ; between one's tinners when Nvhi(.h will a(lorn ire tin* world s richest fabric ic fabric for tliis season, and And which will ] jest and finest assortment of . , ... No (rood silk. do liner without any mdiei silks here for every kind of T|?.v formed t patterns and color eoinbin- cotton; and are <1 loteworthy for their sturdi- . . e to I?11 when such ? wonith pretty plum shade t tin* prices are below their stunuinu; cinbroid ni;: 32 inch Silk Shirtings forced heels, toe. ; *100 a yard stretches the len; 36 inch White and Flesh Wash Satin $1.50 a yard How lunch a pair 36 inch All Silk Foulards $1.75 a yard elsewhere. R WOMEN KNITTING WOOL V Era W hether you intend to nui up a pretty sweater for yours or some little needful for so the fashion this soldier or sailor hoy, makes I low models, and ,vill he glad they difference which, we can provi icir styles go ade comfort to the VnU NVj|j1 f}1(. wools t<? do it. \ Note how rcan at your earliest , . , ,1 , can let. yon have them m t weight and color you know w ng Shoes at make 11]> hest fo prices whi <t? 1 O.50 are minus of all recent mart 3 tj) 1 ? increases. / both army and country equally side the battlefield the aviatio iared.' " has attacked enemy railway roads over the entire front. 1 ItK OK PKKXCH aviatoks ant railway centers connectl !?ks('lt iiiki> as itk.maItKAItl.K front with Germany were rea< 'aHhinmon, April 1.?The work our bombarders. The enemy 'rench aviators in the great bat- were disconcerted by the r >n the western front is described an(> violence of our counter emarkable in an official dispatch tacks." Ived here from Prance. 'tench aviation is participating STII I SHFI I P-MIIS much effectiveness in the buttle. mastery of the air is affirmed WITH MONSTER day. On the theater of oper is our machines after having re- 14. .... Directors of laboratory I i'd the enemy fighting aviators w themselves into the combat by Opinion That Installation of (Irons and groups of squadrons pon Requires Three Mom mns of infantry and artillery oys. bivouacs, munition depots .ays. the principal enemy lines Paris. April 1.?The bombai limnilinicnllon ? """ ' -* " * ...... ..^rn un-r- ui I'tins oy long range Genua sly attacked day and night. As was resumed at 2: Id p. ni. S l as 15.000 kilos of explosives At the services In the niorni been thrown daily and thou- churches wcre even more ci s of cartridges have been fired than is usual on Easter Sunda the German troops whom our unexploded shell front a gun ors ceaselessly attack With ma- barding Paris has thus fa > guns descending nearly to the lound. However, there have of the ground. examined in the municipal ] n ninny sections munition dc- tory fragments of sufficient i have been burned and many permit the directors to rear s were stopped. A large nam- tiain conclusions. It was four of neroplnnes were brought a double fuse is used, and th i, which the intensity of the bat- guns use 150 millimetres (nil irevented being counted. Out- one-quarter Inch) shells. Appt PAGE THREE ? \ ES^jk * n's and Misses' UNG HOSIERY uprises only those styles ! the foot most fashionably, mold themselves around it ition of a bulge or a wrinkle, with silk, silk and lisle, and leeorated with a variety of s, pretty novelty elToets and ered designs. Well reins and garter t? ]?s greatly ^th of their wearing <lavs. ( Less than you would pay 5 OF IY DESCRIPTION ike ' _ <'> r ng the! more than ?>o feet long. The indied by I stallation and adjustment of the pilotsj guns must require at least threo apidity months. Doubtless they are eonair at- cealetl under mountains of cement, rendering it most difficult to locate and destroy them, j An official note issued says: "The German long range cannon GUN: continued during the day to bom. bard the Paris district. Express HK(;K |s |{k>I \M?KI> TO JAM. Wea- \T Til K I'lt K1,1M I N A It Y TIM A L (lis. , Lexington. N. April 1. -J. O. ! liege, who shot nnd killed J. K. i Deaderiek. cashier of a local bank, at rdmenti (ho home of the former. March 10, II L' 1111 w ? | m as uenieci nail at the preliminary unday. hea ring of the ease Saturday mornng the jng before Recorder John 11. Moyer, *o\vded and was remanded to jail to await y. No action of the grand jury at the i bom- next term of Davidson county super been rlor court, which meets May 27. Tho been defense offered no testimony and tho Inborn- state placed only three witnesses on size to the stand. h oer- Counsel for liege announced they id that would seek to prove absolute justint the ncatlon for liege's action on tho ie and ground that Deaderick had wrecked irently t Hege's home. C * . ... j | > iy< 4n corps j lour puns are being used, two on s and each alternate day. The tubes of Import- the guns, which are. ritb>