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PRIVATE FITTING ROOM. Mayor W. rt TDK ENQUlltKll, CINCINNATI: MONDAY, MAYV 7, 1917 iff Our First Sale of the Season OFFERING One Fourth Reductions ON MANY LINES OF HIGH-CLASS OUTER APPAREL Silk and Cloth Suits at One Fourth Off Cloth Suits, formerly $35 to $150 Silk Suits, formerly $59.50 to $250 Wraps and Coats at One Fourth Off Formerly $25 to $300 Beautiful Gowns and Dresses at One Fourth Off Of Serge, Taffeta, Net, Satin, Chiffon, Georgette and Foulard, for street, afternoon and evening wear, formerly $35 to $300. REDUCED FARE Not To Be Granted To Lockland and Wyoming. 'Tla Said.

la nd And Wyoming Ki im- ia.red yesterday uvrr the official ronOrmil ton of a report that lho-e village will dented a live-rent fare under the rviitlon of fares effective? on the linn of 1'lnclnnati Tract Inn and Ohio Trar.tton Compmlf.r May 15. I'nder the new artangfiiifnt, they learned, the flve- ent-fare-xone endii at the north roi poration line of Hartwell Mayor Viank Jonte. said Hir rant hin- rails for a five-rent fare whenever Hartwelt i inrhided in the nvc-cent-rare-xonc. 1 called Vlre President Walter Draper' attention to this clause In the franchise hi company was given by the village of lx k-land, and ha said it only could be carried Into effect when the ompany voluntarlly and not by compulsion reduced the fare from ten to five cents to and from Hartwell. I believe there I flarhtinir rhun i.r I I I nOW at ret a five-cent fare if we utand on our franchise right.

The matter will be raaen up with tlie traction company this Hay. Wyoming, said There is no doubt yoming is titled to the same reduction of fare to be gnen Hartwell. Whenever Hartwell gets a five-cent fare Wyoming a "to benefit to the name extent, according to our franchise Measures will be taken by Wyoming ofTViala to get the con- DICTATES OF HUMANITY Violated Bj Germany, Former Con- greaaman Allen Declares. I America as a leader of democracy In a I new light was the theme on which for- I mer Conrrefman Alfted Q. Allen spoke! last night st Grace M.

K. Church. Nor- I wood. Germany, he said, has violated all dlctatea of humanity and international law by "unjustifiable rink Ing of vhlps. murder of noncombatant cltlaena and foa- tertna activities of apies." Mayor Harry K.

Rnglehardt introduced the speaker. The annual me mom ta I service of Norwood Lodge, Knights of JPythias. waa held yesterday morning at Grace Church, the pastor. Rev. C.

W. Hoffman, preaching a special sermon for the occasion. DEHTISTS TO BE EXAMINED. Practical examtnattona will be conducted to-day at the Cincinnati Dental Melvln. Washington, college and the Ohio Dent I College by the State Dental Board, meihbera Dr.

J. B. MoW; Dr. P. 8tF.dh.rn.

I G'. A. F. UnaeotC R. H.

Voll-ehtrf of the meat laatMrtloa divtatoa; Dr. "ayor, Holaton Bartftaen. J. M. SnHa A.

O. Plater, aad Dr. Oaoraa Dlt.abj. and Weiaaer ijrlll oooduct th. of waaalBSteak REWARD i 1 Offered For Clews Leading To Arrest of the Bethel, Ohio, Ghouls.

Footprints of Man and Woman Near Grave May Lead To Indentity of Cemelerv Desecrators. Clermont County Officials Believe Extortion To Have Been Motive of Perpetrators of Deed. Rewards a rare rating; $1,000 ye.tr-day were offered for any clue that might lead to the arrest of the ghoul. who early Haturday morn In dug out th" heart of Daniel Hill, while the body rested In It grave at th Bethel (Ohio) Cemetery. Trustees of Bethel Township have posted a reward of 1600, while an equal sum has been offered by the town of Bethel.

He for to-night It Is probable further rewards reaching between $1,600 and, $5,000 will be offered. Investigations' yesterday by District Attorney White, of Clermont County; Coroner John V. Mott and Mayor C. A. Bran nock, with Ave leading physician of Clermont County, while leading to no positive rlue to the grave desecrator or motive for the degenerate act, still furnlahed enough material to begin a nyfltematlc hunt for the criminal.

Deed Committed at Night. This much Is known: The heart of Daniel Hill was taken from the body between midnight and I a. while It lay Interred. A surgeon's saw was used for i the operation. A man accustomed to surgery acompllHhed the deed.

He was agisted by a woman. Kootprlnts of a man and woman were found on the pile of dirt removed during the night by ghouls and may lead to their Identity. were u-ed to furnish light for the work. Several feet of under the tent that protected the mourn era frrifn tha elements Friday afternoon I during the burial service. Urave import Is attached ig the And- Ins of this small packet, as It Indi-j rates the midnight visitor to the grave na a degenerate or addict to some drug 1 Medical Beaearch Not Motif.

That Medical research was a mo-j tive for the theft of Daniel Hill's heart, is not believed. Instead reai-j dents of TJethet. who were acquainted I with the Hill famlh. are of the opinion I the heart was stolen, by persans who wlhed to exitort money frym Hill'a widow, who Is said to be worth sev-. eia) hundred thousand dollars.

As yet Mrs. Hill, who la 74 ears' old and feeble, has not been told of the desecration td her husband's grave. I Hill died Wednesday at the age of! 64 yearn, the signed death certificate of Dr. C. Kennedy, attributing death to pneumonia and senility.

After the sexton's discovery, the body wax removed to a vault and held until yt-aterday afternoon, when a committee of five I'lermont doctors viewed the, hacked body The doctors were oro-nei J. V. Mott. A. D.

Spence, O. C. Davhton. W. Thompson.

C. Kennedy and Ki. L. Hinea. COURT STENOGRAPHER Sought To SerTa at Officers Train- ing Camp J.

F. Bean Slated. I Conscription hit the Hamilton County Attorneys Stanley E. Roeltlnger, Morrill and Robert 8. Marx.

Ft. Harrison, sent the request. saying two official stenographers were 1 needed st once, and that only one could I be secured there. Judge Caldwell waa petitioned to arrange to send orfe of i the local expert on the Court's staff. i and he acted at once by calling a Joint session of the Judgea, who ordered granting of the demand, As John F.

Hean happened to be the I only unmarried man on the Court's roll of stenographers, he was at once slated. I Bean was anxtou to go, and tmme- mitted him to leave for Indianapolis on a noon train. While the stenographer I Is only supposed to be wanted for a week. It was considered probable that i.he may he kept at work for three months, and his position here will be held open for him until he returas. BEEB IS CONFISCATED.

Mrn. Prarl Jnhnxon. .14 vnn old, KM Wnt Fourth rtret. and John af. Taylor.

4U yean old. Lcwtaburs. were ar-mtml y.t.rday mornlni poltra of this Kourth IXtlrlrt raidrd thr womaa'a bount. Po tc utd thry jconllK-atd a larca quantity of boltled br aod whlak. Th two arv hd on chars of havlnff i violated th.

Mquor llcvna law. Th ar- mtinc lctn vvrre Impcctora Brocaa and bu.rb and Patrolmen Dunlla and Laebb. AUT0ISTS HAVE CLOSE CALL. unio iwense no. dodsad an express train by a suddea shift of carina; to-day and leapt over a 19-foot embankment Bear afliford.

splilina; tbV oecapanta. Two men la th car declined to give their same, sad to disease the Incident. The car turned turtle within a few ft of Psaa-ylvaata Railroad track, -i a Awning Btjrle Without Extra. Y0W $115 Ea Big buying means a little price! Heavy, duck; with stout iron framei 30, 36, 42 or 48 inches wide, complete, teady to Lane. They're sure to sell fast at $1.15.

We'll Fill Mail Order and Ship Anywhere MeAlstaWTalr- Di. Rust was born at Ellington. Conn. September It la. He prepared for col lec at Poultney.

was graduated from Weatrran I'niveisity. Mtddletovtn, In 1H(, and from l'nio) Theo'oglca-l Sem Inary. New York City, graduated from both high honors in im He waa Institutions with Dr. Rust passed the early part of hla ministry In New En laid. where he served acceptably many of the beat churches tn Methodism.

Coming West In later years, he became a member of the Cincinnati Conference. Thereafter he occupied the pulpit a of leading churches in Dayton, 8pringfleld and Cincinnati, Ohio. It waa during this period In his ministry that he became ceftAinn deptied from the traction com- i diatsly made arrangements which per- Presiding Elder of Cincinnati District. pany A man deeply versed In theoloary and an eloquent preacher. Dr.

Runt wide Influence. In the communt-tie. In which he labored, and endeared himself to all with whom cam. In rantact by hi (aaial di.po.Uion. II was a thirty-second degree ataaon.

Hr ia survived by his widow, a dauchter. Mrs. Elmer I. Kalper; a son. R.

Frederick Rust. Aaalstant Secretary In Ion Central Lit. Inauanc Company, and a brother, Charles H. Rust. Cincinnati.

Th funeral will held at the residence of airs. Elm.r 1. Kalper, 1001 I.enox place. Avondale. at 1:1 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.

LORD'S SECOXlf AOTEST. "It la not accessary to wait until a far-ea; day aim this world and all thine. Autoi.ta. drlvlnc a machine beerm Ah shall be dissolved, as predicted, for the time or tnc uora second Is here now." aaid Rev. Louis 0.

Hoeck yesterday mo ruins la a sariaoti at the Church af the New Jerusalem. "Men and women to-day do not take In a literal aease laeae paseecea U'-llaa; of the second em. tauc aut bora.ua thry ranmt take thesa literally as ant a mfflctaat reason why they should aeslact the, sjtocatber." he w- Fourth HC, Between C3CT. ev mm 'Km We Civ and Redeem Buret IHIt uoupons. Viae and fUce.

Menshaw's Elm and Canal Where Better' Furniture Costs No More. Better Dry-Cleaning at Lower Prices. Men's Suits and Overcoats $1.00 Ladies' Suits $1.25 Wt Clean Hats. We Do Repairing. Back up the Army Join the Red Cross.

LOUCHE AD CAREER Of Noted Minister Ends. to i used for electric wiring were found near the gravn. One piece was wound; around the neck of the dead man. A small empty paper packet, such as usually Is UfV. Dr.

Richard Rist SlffiHlbs at used to wrap narcotics, also was found A Y. 0(1 lit Aiirtnif nt Hfld Pest Presiding VQAn. A' 1 -j Rev. lr. Klchard Hubbard Rust, who wss Pieaidhitf Rider of Cincinnati Dis-i irl t.

Methodist Episcopal Church, six years, died at 4 p. m. yesterday after a Court yesterday, when a request came illnesa hi his apartments, Greenwood to Presiding Judge John A. Caldwell, court. Avondale.

of Common Hleas Court, for Uie serv- ices of an expert official Court ate-- nojrrapher to erve at Kt. Benjamin HarrliHin. lndianapolta, during the examinations there of applicants for I the Officers' Rterve Corps. PHOIE W008BHN 27 ADDRESS OF SISTER Leads To Identification of Cincinnati Man Who Died in Hospital. laTBCIAL PIsrATt TO TMX BXQUIBBB.

Binghamton, K. May S. Mystery surrounding Identity of a man known Harry Brown, who collapsed on a street and waa taken to Hornell Hos pital April 20, has been solved by his Identification as John Westmeter. Cincinnati. He had been In Hornell Hospital for some time, but nothing waa known as to friends orrelattTea: After hla 'deata efforta to ascertain whereabouts of relatives proved fruitless until among hla effect waa found a small note book giving the address of a Mrs.

Slater in Cincinnati. The authorities commtmlcated with her. 8hJ proved to be Westmeler'a sister and furnished funds for transportation of the body to Cincinnati. DUES TO' BE PAID. Foresters Enlisting To Be Taken Care of By Central Chapter.

Dues of members called to the defenae of the "country wilt be paid during the term of enlistment by the Central Chap-ter. Catholic Order of Foresters. It was agreed yesterday In a resolution which prevailed at a meeting pf the chapter. An Invitation to partlc'pate In the parade of l.ouO members of the order which la to precede the laying of the cornerstone of the Fenwick Club and Boys' Home waa accepted. High Chief Ranter Thomas H.

Cannon. Chicago, 111., will be In Cincinnati for the occasion of the silver anniversary and Jubilee of St. George Court. June 10. at which the Ohio State Court will hold Its quarterly meeting.

Second and third degrees will be conferred by the atate degree team. For baby 1 Toilet Scat Designed to assist In tralDlDg the baby. Mar be attached instantly to any standard toilet, and is beld firmly in place by adjusting, spring rlamp. Pitted with leath er strap. Baby cannot fall or twist about.

92.00 and $2.75. Waterproof Hhoeta. Syringe. Nurture and Nipples. Rubber Tube A delight for both mother and baby.

More comfortable than any other kind. 8anltary and durable. Fold Into small space. $7JM to 913.50. Paclnera, Flattie, Dolls and Tors Infants Hot-Water liottlc.

Diaper Cover, or Baby PanU. Keep the clothes dean and dry. tba cloth diapeTXslght weight and Several styles. 25c to 75c. Rubber-lined Diaper- Bags.

Infants' Bib. Umbilical Berts. 140-Page Catalog on request. It's roar Interest to bey Rebber Goods at SPECIAL NOTICE BEQINNtNO TO-DAI. MAT T.

THB Hotel Browne Barber Stop 144 WEST SIXTH STREET, WILL Bit OPEN UNTIL HlDItlOHT. Frlcea Hame aa Ususl. SWe. a Owea Hi.n or Ta. H.

Pogue Co; i Those Who Inspiringly Patriotic Record The St-Sangied Banner Sun? by JOHN McCORMACK can secure it by coming to our Victrola section on the fourth floor to-day. This is the scarcest and laost sought-after record of the season, and as the de- mand is almost sure to exceed the supply, it will be advisable to come as early as you can. The H. S. Pogue Co.

Smart Waists Popularly Priced for the Anniversary White Voile Waiata Fancifully striped with rose, Copenhagen or black; large" batiste collars cuffs; daintily trimmed with lace, for $2.95 each Fancy Striped Voile Waiata In rose and green, blue and gold, or black and gold; hemstitched white, sailor collars and cuffs; pin tucks, for $2.95 each Fourth and Race Streets DONT WORRY When the Maid Leave. EAT Y0URJ5UPPER FOURTH AND RACE 5 r. M. to P. M.

I AKBe MOT AMB W1TII. 4 Fourth and Race Streets Extra Special Anniversary Values in Women's Gloves For To-Day Good Silk Glove. Two-clasp style; 8 and 16 button lengths, in white, black and colors, for 74c a pair White Silk Glover i6-button length, selfiembroidered, for $1.54 a pair Fourth and Race Streets NOTICE. Tfee ellmlawtsas) ef tke Aveae. Craaalast eeaaaeta as tea.

awrarilr ta tars ear ears at Kellesa aai Cew areas Aveaaes. rusrisen Isr Rw Rlefcai.aa. Betkel saw war eatata take Ka tltir Cats ta) teaare. Ave THE INTERURBAN RAIL WAT AND TERMINAL C0MPANT. -TN.

tMRAIUBII aa4 CUAS. M. LKaLlBl 1 I Ts Meat Bersaskssj Brlas as ea aM. emeries saa swasa.