The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 8

EIGHT 4 ARE INJURED AT MT. HEALTHY Car Overturns On New Burlington Road--New Subdivision Laid. MT. HEALTHY, A 19--Four persons of Mt. Healthy ivcrc riding ftlone Pleasant Run Rond, when thi jnachint? ran i a stump and was overturned.

FreAlip Sniiih was bad ly FMy, Charles ICm-s, nnd Howard Pootl.by wen- siiphtly injured. P. OK A. GIVE A FrMnv evening In honor of i in of the order, rtnutshters of A i a plflv entitled Silent Church in Mt Henlthy," wns A i play I od, nr.i a tic liflitful thr.a was by nOOSTEKS CONCED1 On last Friday eveninpr tlic tcrs a cf.ncnrt on the Pub 1 School Grounds. This wai the I 1 i started in this subdivision within the next few weeks, this will be the only Subdivision thnt ever been promoted in this part of the state a had all conveniences--at the tine of the promotion of same.

From the outlook it will only be a short time till this, The Lakevlcw 1'aiV Subdivision will be small HAKTYETT, CATCHER OF CURS AND "I'EPPEJl-FOT 1 OF THE ATI OX ALi LEAGUE of the concerts to bo were served to fray expenses, The next concert will ho on i twa wr-i'ks cm Friday i Sunday, Mr. and' Mi's. Carl! Kicheror of Ml. Healthy, motored lo "Lonfrnicker, I i a a to visit Mrs. MT TMPROVFMFNTS FOP HEALTHY What soenipd tn di'cnm the majority nf tho pooplf of this vicinity has conn; to lit? a realization through the promotion of The Lakevicw Park Subdivision, by Louis Listorniann.

About one; year ago Mr. Lister- jnann had started tho i i i of his farm consisting of fifty-two and one-half acres en the south side ofi Compton Rop.d i i the east corpiraHon line of Mt. Healthy. The same has been subdivided into 2CC, large beautiful sites. It is Mr.

Listermann's intent to make his subdivision one of the most beaut if jl subdivisions in i i part of the state It will have all improvement; 1 of city property. In the past month the nnd ivater mains hnvo been laid and there i be constructed in a en dam streets with curb and gutter. There has already been a number of lots sold nnd several buildings and it promises to be one of the most successful and flourishing ever promoted. -So with the gns, water and electric i already there and tbe sewage to ne Charles Leo Harriett, alao callnd ''Gabby" and aa the "pep- par-pot" of the older Ynajor league. haa more than made good with a i Chicago since he was bought from Iho Worcester, club of the Eastern League In fall of 1921.

He puts all the vigor of hla 2S years and 6 feet 1 inch behind i hid bat and Ihla Reason han soinp fifteen home runa to hla credit. He hits i bata right and catchea right--In other words he Js a cracker-Jack. Hartnott sayn, Krover Cleveland A a Is eas- leflt pitcher to catch he ever worked with. The Rialto "The Lone Wolf." Coming To The i a Thursday. Louis Joseph Vance wrote ono of the world's best sellers in "Tho Lone Wolf," and his amazing and thrilling 1 adventures wherein, one Michael Lanyard, regarded as the most daring and skillful of all international crooks, were read nul re-read by thousands and thousands of fiction lovers.

"The Lone Wolf" has bec-n transformed into a power- full screen story by S. E. V. Taylor, who personally directed a phenomenal cast, headed. by the famous stars, Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt.

In the supporting cast apjiLur PAID ON SAVINGS The Foundation of nearly every fortune is a bank account, to which regular Seposits are added. Every time you deposit with the Hamilton Dime Savings Bank you add strength to your resources, and help build a for either opportunity or emergency. Your account is invited. Interest Accounts. Paid Savings DIME SAVINGS THCCO04.SST PlACt IN TOWN CXU2 THAN TBC STBfLT LAST TIME TOMORROW! Mae PERCY MERMONT IN THE SHOOTIHO of DAN MCGREW It's Robert W.

Serviss' Famous "The Spell of the Yukon' 1 ''The woman that kitted him and-- pinchtd hit the lady that't known oj Loa." lton Lackaye, Tyrone Poyver, Charlotte Wnlkcr. Lucky Fox, Hubert T. Hninos, Kdonard Ihirunk, Gustav Von Scyffcrtitz, Alphonce Rthier, Paul McAllister and William Tooker. As a novel, "The Lone Wolf" won instant popularity everywhere nnd its pages of exciting ndver.turc nnd absorbing romance nre admirably fitted for picturization. The photoplay action centers largely Paris and in Washington.

Jack' Holt has the title role. Dorothy Dslton as a secret service operative, but the identity of this character is revealed only in the closing scenes. With wild chnst'3 after criminals, amazing aivnlnno and thrilling encounters nnd love, story threading its way through the tale, the plot combines everythisg the most exacting movie audience could desire. Its a smashing big film ami cleverly played by the most competent of stai-s ever assembled. Marvelous direction is due to tho great personal work of S.

E. V. Taylor. "The Iore Wolf" will Ix? seen at ho Rialto for three days a i Thursday. The Eternal City" lieing Presented At The i "Tho Eternal City," the screen version of one of Hall Cain's ost novels, continues the feature o-i the Rialto screen today and tomorrow together with the Fox News.

Barbara La Marr, whose ability as portrnyev of highly emotional roles has marie her one of the favor- trs of screendom within an incredibly short iieriod of time, is cast as a sculptress in tho film version of 'The Eternal City, 'n First National which was produced from Sir Hall Caino's immortal story by Fitzrnauricc. The other principals in the production are of equal note, consisting of Lionel Dar- rymore, Bert Lytell, Richard lien- nett and Montagu Love. One of the most dramatic incidents of the many in the picture shows the destruction of a plaque, which she lad in honor of her swcet- had been reported as killed action on tho battlefield. Following the receipt of the report she had moved to Rome, where, with ix bleeding heart, she had made the plaque in honor of his memory. As the piece of art wits being carried into the mansion of the coun- who had adopted her, a band ol Facisti suddenly appeared.

From balcony she witnessed the leader mash the plaque; after denouncing lier. It was the lover to whom she lad given her hand. The denouement of this episode is as tense and gripping as it is novel. The entire production was filmed Rome, whose scenic splendors the background of this impressive photodrama. The Jewel "The Woman With' Four Today.

today the Jewel is presenting "Tho Woman With Four and the Century comedy, "Sons-in- Law." Jock Hoxic In "Devil Dog Dawson" --Jewel The Jewel tomorrow will present Jack Ifoxic in "Devil Dog Dawson" a thrilling western story, together with Larry Semon in one of his comedies of fast action, "Whistles and Windows." The Palace Viola Dana Coming to Palace Thursday in "In Search of a Thrill." Viola Dana is coming to the Palace theatre starting Thursday in her newest Metro picture, "In Search of a picture that has been acclaimed as tho greatest of the little, star's career. It tells a i vivid story of the adventures of a society' girl, wearied with her correct friends, seeks excitement in the Apache slums of Paris. It is a superb romance of the Monmartre--of thrill ing intrigue, and sparkling gaiety. The "cast supporting Miss Dana includes such favorites as Warner Baxter, Mabel Van Buren, Templar Robert Kchable, Rosemary Theby and others. "Tilt' Shooting of Dan McRrew" Now on the Palace Screen.

"The Shooting of Dan McGrew" is the feature picture now showing at the Palace theatre. It is an adaptation of the famous poem of the Yukon by Robert Service, "The Spell of the Yukon," and is worked but in full for the film version, the early part of the story, which leads up to the celebrated shooting, taking place in the South Sea Isles and New York. The variety of setting offers a wonderful chance for a succession of thrills. The picture is superbly acted by Barbara La Marr as Lou, Percy Marmont as the Stranger, and Lew Cody, who portrays Dangerous Dan McGrew. Mae Busch and George Siegrnann are included in the excel- cast.

The result is a remarkably well-knit picture. The added attractions offered are decidedly worthwhile, including a Krazy Kat Kartoon, "Felix the an unusually good Jack White-Mermaid comedy "Cold Chills" featuring Louise Fazenda; and Palace Timely Topics, presenting interesting world news events. This entire bill plays the Palace theatre again today and tomorrow. He's Coming Back Soon! RIALTO COOLEST Spot in Town TODAY AND TOMORROW! THE; CITY By Sir Hall Caine You'll laugh--you'll cry--you'll fear--you'll cheer. It'll i you --move 'you--wake your a i soul.

Too great to convoy in words, this daring drama. Too in in beauty, glamor, and splendor, for pen lo See it-thrill over it--know for once the greatest treat a i can give. A MODERN A I DRAMA With A A A LA A I A BERT LYTELI I A RENNET and 20,000 Others. ROGERS In "THE COWBOY SHEIK" I A A HOLT And DOROTHY DALTON in "THE LONE WOLF" R. Louis Joseph Vance.

A BETTY COMPSON In "WOMAN WITH 4 FACES" And CENTURY IN LAW" HOME In "DEVIL DOG DAWSON" And LARRY SEMON In "WHISTLES WINDOWS" GRIFFITH In "SIX DAYS" NEGRI In "THE CHEAT" ,1 THE HEYMAN-FISHER GO'S DOLLAR DAY I A High Grade Merchandise From Our Regular Stock At Money Saving Reductions Men's Shirts--Odds and ends In Shirty Slightly soilnd. Values up to 53.50 Men's Jersey Rib- (Jj bed 7 Heather Mixtures. All wool Men's Woo) Suitsj in 1 wool suits. Values up to J60. 19 95 I I A I flie most Collar attached or White, tan, blue and gray, Remarkable shirt value of the season Q5 "Chalmers i Suits-Tho famous Chalmers make and quality.

Short sleeves, knee length legs. A positive (1.50 value 1 sec Men's a i Athletic Union Suits sleeveless. Men's Silk Fibre Sox --Drop-stitch, all colors i a Specially priced, 2 pair Men's Caps--A special lot of light colors--new patterns. A no i live $1 $1.50 value. Dollar Day I only Men's Fancy Sox --R i and heather mixtures.

Also Specially priced at Men's Bathing Suits Reduced. Odd lots of Men's Bathing Suits. Worth regn larly S3 and S3.50. Dollar Day Only 1 95 en's Overalls 4 OC "Crown 1 make. Re- gulnr price S1.75.

Dollar Day Special 1 STRAW HATS Odd lots, worth up lo $3.50. Choice' "Yassar" Union Suits --The famous 'Yassar' Union i length. Reduced to Men's Work Pants-- QC a a i I proaf. Union made. Dollar Day Special 1 i s--Blues, blacks, khaki.

The famous a c--Guaran- teed. Dollar Day 95' A SPECIALS Silk Fiber Knit Ties. Dollar Day, 2 for Odd Lots of Silk Tic's--Taken from regular S2 $1.50 4 lines, dollar clay, choice I Odd Lots In Men's Summer Suits At Tremendous Reductions Brand" Gabardine Suits, C1 OC i Od.HJots in i "Palm 0 1 up to S3a. Sport models, now $1 A QR 3 I JO fleach" Suits. Reduced lo .95 "ARROW" White Neglige Shirts With Drawers Attached Th -t ei i' the i is made i a ah of knee drawers.

Regular pr.fce $3.50. A wonderful GOLF SHIRT and practical and comfortable tor general wear $1 95 1 "METRIC" SHIRT SPECIAL A special lot of the Shirts in striped Broadcloth Madras with silk and fibre stripes. Regular prices $3.50 and $5 $095 Men's Brushed Wool SWEATERS Choice a I WOOL Sweater in the store, selling regularly up to $8.50. "5 DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS IN LADIES' HOSIERY Ladies' Bathing Suits HALF Choice of any in the store. PRICE Ladies' "Gold Stripe" Hose Reduced Former $2.00 grade now $1.85 Former 82.75 grade now S2.50 "Jackson" SILK HOSE.

Regular $1.50 value. Dollar Day Thread- Silk. EXTRA choice of our entire line of the celebrated 'MOHAWK' fl GLOVE SILK HOSE $1 All Regular prices S3 and S2.50. 1 At $1 a pair these will go quickly. i Get in early.

LADIES' ALL LISLE SPORT HOSE. Ribbed. All make. Dollav Day LADIES' "HOLEPROOF" HOSIERY REDUCED. Former $1.65 grade now $1.50 "LEIIIGH" SILK HOSE--Embroidered and open work clocks.

Regular $3.50 grade. Dollar Day $2.45 Specials in Odd Lots Hosiery--Itroken lots of Ladie i hos- 1 icry--Made by "Onyx" "Lily Plains, fancy and clock- I a prices 83, $3.50. sorted colors 45 As- A DAY SPECIALS In The Boys' Dept BOYS' COVERT CLOTH SUITS-Lig i covert. Stylish dressy. Regular price $11.85.

95 Hoys' Wash Hats --Odd lots. Regular prices $1.50, $1 and 75c. 50' IJ 1 Sweaters --i Ages 8 to IS years. Camel brushed wool. Regular Only Dollar Day 4 Children's Ov a 11 s-- Blue, white i and I Khaki.

Ages 2 to 8 value a nt a piece, white madras. Reg a SI.50 S2. Ages I M. A bargain at i Girl's Dresses Half Price; Choice of entire stock of Dresses for I.illlc Girls. A I I BOYS' STRAAV HATS --Choice of all hoys' straws.

Values up to $5 BOYS' BLOUSES lots worth rcgu- larly $1.50 NOW 89c Boys' Wash Pants Reduced Palm Reach Knickers now SI.05 Hoys' Crash Knickers noiv Boys' a i i now $1.00 SI Off On Any Hoys' Suit In The Slurp. This; applies (o won I sii.l In tho except the Day Special. Wool Suits nt $7.95. Jioys' i Suits --Made plain with on waist effect 50c CHILDREN'S LENGTH HOSE. All a 8oc, 75c 65c grades.

Dollar Day Only Hoys' 'Black Cat' Stockings--The regular 50c a i Kor Dollar Day only, 3 for HOY'S "HOI.El'ROOF" STOCKINGS 50c Buys' Blouses--Odd lots of i soiled "itay- NEK 1 Blouses lakcn from our h.Mlcr lines and reduced to Roys' 12 1 to Odd lots worth considerably nlore. Made a i man's, i Hoys" Cloth Hats--Ortdn and ends. Values up lo S3 Roys' Cloth Caps--Odds and cnrLs. a up lo S2 Boys' Palm Beach i i Models in gen- nine Palm Beach a prico SI 0.05. Dollar Day BOYS' WOOL SUITS A wonderful opportunity to buy a good SCHOOL SUIT at a VERY LOW PRICE.

These suits are positively ALL WOOL--Coats are Alpaca Lined--Pants FULL LINED. EXTRA PANTS TO MATCH THESE SUITS AT $1.95 BOYS' WASH SUITS Oliver Twist and Middy Styles. Tans, Blues, Grays and Browns with contrast trims. A wonderful valueT but only a limited quantity. 95c Girls' Knicker Suits Blouse and Knicktrs nf a i Regular price $1.50.

A DAY ONLY 3 .45 BOYS' SPORT BLOUSES Odd of Blouses. Some slightly soiled, liegujar price S2. Dollar Day These Specials Are For Dollar Day Only! THIRD HIGH.