THURSDAY, AvuusT 11, 1921, At the Allen. Stepping from high school in San Francisco less than a year ago, Ethel Shannon, a demure and subtle little miss, who proudly boasts that she is of Trish descent, is seen as leading lady for Charles Ray In his newest In¢e-Paramount satire on rura] life, "An Old-Fashioned Boy," which com- es as the feature offering to the Al- len theatre f8r three days commenc- ing today. Entering pletures as an "extra," she soon won a berth in the ingenue class and from there followed her opportunity to play leading roles Miss Shannon will be seen in the role of Betty Graves, an ultra-fashionable soclety girl with a supefeilious dis- position, which causes her sweet- heart, David Warrington (Charles Ray), much trouble and WOrry. "And Old-Fashioned Boy" was di- rected by Jerome Storm from a story by Agnes Christine Johnson, author of many Ray successes, including "Alarm Clock Andy," "The Girl Dod- gor." In addition to Miss Shannon, the cast includes Alfred Allen, Wade Boteler, Grace Moree, Gloria Joy, Frankie Lee, Virginia Brown and Ilal Cooley.---Advt. SPORTING NEWS At the Bowling Green, , The following skips won in the rink games played at the lawn bowl- ing green, Wednesday evening: Skip R. F. Sparks won from Skip E. Green, 19-16. . H. D. Bibby's rink, skipped by W. R. Givens, from SKip L. Sleeth, 12- 10. . Skip R. C. Cartwright from Skip W. M. Campbell, 12-10, The rinks: Ppr, Knapp, G. A, Bateman, W. H. Dyde; Dr. R. F. Sparks, skip. C. Warwick, J. H. Blakeley, Newman; E. Green, skip. R. H. Ward, A. McMahon, J. J. Baker; W, R. Givens, skip. A, Thomson, F. W. Harrold, C. Wood; L. Sleeth, skip. W. White, E. Johnston, N. Munsie; Dr. R. C. Cartwright, skip. W. Duncan, J. Angrove, A. Tread- gold; W. M, Campbell, skip. In the doubles, series B, C. C. Hodgins and J. H. Hoppes won from H. Newman and W, H. Caldwell, 12- 10. J. -- Lakeviews Win Out, Lakeviews put it over Verona in the benefit game at the cricket field last evening by a score of nine to . five. The game was a good one, but the support given to it was miserably poor. It does not speak much for the fans that they would not turn out to support a game for such a worthy cause. The crowd that was there was enthusiastic but the num- ber was far too small. James and Ada battled - on 'the mound, James for Lakeviews and Ada for Verona. Both pitched good games, seven hits being taken from Ada and six from James. Neither team scored for the first two innings, but Lakeviews fourth, following with four more of . the same in the fifth. Both teams came In strong at the last, the Ver- ona nine scoring their first in the fourth inning and then staging a four-run rally in the last of the seven rounds. It failed to go high enough, however, and Lakeviews remained victors. The teams: Lakeviews--H, Bird, 3b; Purvis 1b; Saunders ss; Beswick ¢; W. Bird 2b; Briceland of; Blomely rf; Ada | THE HOLD-UP . . . . » » . . . . . or your life!" slid one in"imthe- now be ONE, x No wonder she shrinks away frem the intruder--b frightened as she may be, she knows, and he know A Lu A If; James p; Watts, changed for Ada In the fifth, Verona--Burnett ef; Trousdale 2b; Craig 1b; Hornbeck ¢:; Johnson ss; Revelle 3b; Curran rf; Merrill if; Ada p. The score by innings: R H 3--9 17 4--b 6 base um- Lakeviews ... 1 Verona .. ..0 0 0 Umpire--Fraser S pire, Daley. 401 100 mith; Queen's Players Won. Queen's tennis courts were the scene of close and exciting games, Wednesday afternoon, when the re- turn games between the Country Club and Queen's 'were played. The Kingston players were successful, winning four out of seven sets, the same score as that at the Country Club, when the players met last Sat- urday. Three men's doubles and four mixed doubles were played. The Cataraqui Country Club players were: Mrs. J. F. Foulkes, Mrs. K. Torrance, Mrs. J. B. Dunbar, Mrs. Grant, Brig.-Gen. W. B. King, Col. J. F. Foulkes, F. Foulkes, Col. D. Young, Major J. B. Dunbar, Lieut. B. Carrauthers. The Queen's players were: Misses Simpson, Scott, * Cattanach, Mattin, Prof. J. F. Macdonald and Messrs. F. Torrance, B. Norris, W. Brown, J: B. Runnings, 0. K. Carrauthers and Robireon. -- To Take in Outside Games. Kingston bowléts are attending meats at Toronto and Belleville next week. At Toronto the Dominion Lawn Bowling Association is meet- ing all week and for the first time in its tistory Kingston will be repre- sented by a rink, which will be skip- ped iy BE. Green. The other mem- bers aie W. N. Linton, vice, L. Sleeth, second, and E. Waish, lead. Several rinks are' going to Belleville for the games, to,be nlayed there Monday, Tuesday and W eduesday. The teams are: C. C. Hodgins. W. M. Campbell, W. R. Givens, H. W. Newman, skip; J. Newman, J. J, Baker, R. 8. Gra- ham, J. M. Elliott, skip; J. McFar- lane, A. Treudgold, Jas, Newell, M. Manahan, skip; H. Angrove, Dr. R. C. Cartwrignt, N. Munsie, C. Croz- ier, skip. ------ { Ogdénsburg Again. Ponies play Ogdensburg here on the 18th and 19th, of this month, Thursday and Friday. will be good. Ogdensburg played two 'here earlfer in the Season, taking ene and losing the other to the locals, and their exhibition of baseball was away above the average. They have im- proved since that time, ageording to all reports, so two good exhibitions can be expected. : -- Hubert Humble aged eight years, who with his grandmother, Mrs, A. A. Landon, New York city, was al- most instantly killed when he was knocked down by an atuomobile own. ed and driven by John Bingham, managing director of the Ottawa Dairy Company. The little lad was a Son of Mr. and Mrs, A. Humble, of Oswegatchie, N.Y. Thirty-eight persons lost their lv- es when the steamer Alaska sunk at Blunts Reef, Calif., last Satyrday. IN DROWNING TRAG . Above are daughters of Thomas Tooh drowned in Otter Lake,, four miles beyond her depth and the others went to her assistance. Toohey, Kathleen, Laura and Dorothy, Dorothy. The mother, six daughters, EEN AAI AAA ------ ed. M. HOME OF GOOD MUSIC. Stores. at Peterboro, Lindsay, Belleville, from Smith's Falls, while the fifth is thou and one son survive, a To the musically-inclined, EDY ON THE RIDEAU LAKES ey, who with one son and four daughters was when Laura Toohey, aged 9, got From left to right are: Helen ght to be another picture of the eight weeks of July and August are weeks of golden opportunity. For these two months. anyone may have A Musical Education At Our Expense Our plan is simple and does not favolve the outlay of a cent of your money. Qall at Any of our it. It's a genuine offer, and FREE. stores and inquire about Greene Music Co., Limited © 166 PRINCESS ST. Kingston : , Barrie, The games |. PI mm, BASEBALL ON WEDNESDAY, International League. Baltimore 9, Syracuse 3--1st game Baltimore 7, Syracuse 6--2nd game Reading 7, Buffalo 0. Toronto 6, Newark 2. Rochester 10, Jersey City 9---1st game. Jersey Citv game. 2, Rochester 1, 2nd --y American League. New York 14, Chicago 8. St. Louis 5, Washington 2. Detroit 8, Boston 4. Philadelphia 9, Cleveland &. National League. Brooklyn 1; Pittsburgh 0. St. Loufs 6, Cincinnati 4, 1st game, Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 3, 2nd game -- FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD Entire Offering on the Board Sold at 21 1-10 Cents. The entire offering at the From tenac Cheese Board, consisting of 95 boxes of white, and 242 boxes of col- ored, were sold at 21 1-16 cents, at the meeting of the board on Thurs- day afternoon. A week ago, the: of fering of the board was disposed of at 21 8-16 cents. The following fac- tories boarded: White--Latirher, 35; {rence 30; Ontario 30. | Colored--Desert Lake 25; Gilt | Edge 30; Howe Island 20; Parham 129; Silver Springs 63; Thousand Isl- ands 25; Wolfe Island 50. At 21 1-16 cents, L. W, Murphy |secured the offering of Gilt Edge, St. Lawrence, Silver Springs, Thousand St. Law- | Islands, Wolfe Island and Ontario: At 21 1-16 cents, Mr, Hamilton bought the offering of Desert Lake, Howe Island, Latimet and Parham. CHANGES ANNOUNCED. Two Clergymen Are Leaving For Other Fields. Important changes in the diocese of Ontario aré pending. It ig under- stood that two of the most energetic clergy are about to leave the diocese, having received better appointments in wider fiélds. Rev. Pp, Caiger- Wai- son, Shannonville, has accepted the rectorship of Sioux Falls, Mich., and leaves for his new charge. Rev. 8. F. Tackaberry, B.D, of Newboro, has resigned that parisa and has been granted one Yyear'sleave of absence. He will Proceed to the west where he will take up impor: ant work before Sept. 15th. I ---- oem-- Refused to Christen With Name "William" . Vienna, 'Aug. 11.--A Czecho-8lo- vakian vicar near Prague refused yesterday to christen a boy "Wil- liam" as this is the name of the ex- Kaiser. The father of the infant is strongly opposing such a boycott and threatens a laweuit, on the ground that William is also a Christian name in allied countries, belonging, am- ong others, to Willlami the Conquer- 'or and Shakespeare. Heart of Gold Melons. Nutmeg - melons, musk melons, Little Gem melons, watermelons, etc., at, Carnovsky's. Pe; At Aylmer, Que... as a result of fire, seven hundred 'person: - Ars homeless and their belongings is stroyed. R. Lortie, aged sixty- eight, is dead. The property damaged is estimated at $1,260,000. ' Most of the principal of town are destroyed. United States and Soviet represen- tatives meet at Riga to discuss relief plans. = gio Fighting on River Drina by Alban [tans aad Serbs, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG ut that's just what the Hold-Up Man wants, for she shrinks into HIS arms. 8 that behind the mask are Cupid's twinkling eyes and they who were a mere cantaloupes, J / By Juanita Hamel "~~, B Yn -- --l fia 11 A WL AS ph elf h : "Your love And yet, two will LORD BYNG OF VIMY. He Was Sworn in As Canada's Governor-General. Quebec, Aug. 11.--With the guns from the ancient citadel booming out a salute, the whistling of river craft, the ringing of bells and the applause of crowds, Lord Byng of Vimy, Can- ada's new governor-general, landed at the King's whart here to-day, and proceeded through beflagged streets to the provincial legislative buildings where he was sworn into office with pomp and impressiveness probably never equalled in the history of Can- ada. Addresses of welcome were pre- sented by Premier Taschereau on be- half of the province of Quebec and Mayor Samson on behalf of the city. Replying, Lord Byng explained how proud and delighted he was when His Majesty the King informed him he was to he governor-general of Canada. although he entered upon the duties with some trepidation Le hoped he sheuld receive the same sympathy and confidence as given him by the gallant Canadians with, whom he served"in the war. Two Kingstonians On Canoe Trip to Ottawa George. Stewart and Earl Morris, two well-known Kingston young men left last Saturday on a canoe trip to Ottawa, They are paddling the Rid- eau to Ottawa, In easy stages, mak- ing the return trip by the Ottawa and St. Lawrence rivers, and will arrive home in a couple of weeks' time. George Stewart is one of Queen's best wrestlers, being iatercollegiate champion in the }45-pound class,"and Earl Morris is a brother of 8S. A. Mor- ris, who with D. Pound, won, honors in the canoe races at Gananoque a few years ago, ---------- THE REPLY RECEIVED. But Its Contents Not Known for Some Days, London, Aug. 11.--The reply of Eamoiin de Valera, Irish Republican leader, to the Britjsh government's Irish peace proposals was handed to Austen. Chamberlain, government leader, in the House of Commons at noon today. The tenor pf the reply was withheld. The oficial explana- tion was that it would be subject first to conferences by the cabinet, and that it was unlikely to be div- ulged for some days, . ---- Remain Public Property, London, Aug, 11, -- Runnymede Mpadows are- to be retained as crown property. This official an- nouncement was made in the House of Commons, It was welcomed with cheers. . A rumor that Runneymede Mea- dows were to be sold by the govern- ment, to be cut into building lots, roused "a tem ous protest from the Marquis 8¢ Lincolnshire in the House of Lords, when' the Marquis declared that, at the rate at which the govrnment was disposing of crown lands, there soon would be nothing left to sell but the crown Jewels, ---------------- Cruise.Sexton, Helénwood, Tenn., found a gigantic body resembling a human form petrified when digging for coal five feet under thé ground. It weighs about five hundred pounds, The London Times understands th.. Premier Lloyd George fully in tends to accept the invitation to the Ww. gton conference as the offic- lal representative of Great Britain. The Spanish cabinet resigned to- day. It is stated former Premier Maura will form a& new cabinet. Sir, Sam Hughes put in a restless aight; but his condition this mora. ing wag reported as favorable, U, 8, Genefal Wood to visit China. £ N F-R-EE | 1000 watches absolutely free. 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