ber 28, 1926. TODAY & | aia1y acted and directed. mses saan AMUSEMENTS ------------------------------ What the Press Agents Say About | 3 Coming Attractions ! + { "Mantrap" Wins Opening Night 'A | planse From Capitol Audience. | * "Mantrap," which opened last inight at the Capitol Theatre, last | night brings te the screen both the | dramatic power and trenchant hu-}) { mor of Sinclair Lewis, author of "Main Street" and "Babbitt," and is { as fine" entertainment as anything that's been seen here in some time. The story for the most part has an outdoor setting, the Canadian wocds in summer, and is beautifully photographed. Clara Bow, as the flapper-mani- curist from Minneapolis, whose sud- den love whim ™ has . resulted in ¢hanging her 'city environment for thay of the Canadian woods, but whose instincts are the sam" wheth- er in the city or at "Manirap Landing," plays a part that fits her perfectly. Miss Bow's work is brils {ant throughout the picture. "Mantrap," from every point of view is ideal entertainment, FINED FOR VIOLATION OF THE 0.T. ACT { | Alleged to Have Been Offering | + Moonshine to People Go- | ing to Revival. | Rothwell" Newton, a resident of { Olden Township, who gave his oc- | cupation as taxi driver, was assess- ed $100 and costs, for having liquor in other tham a private dwelling, when he appeared in County Police Court on Monday. It was alleged that Newton was trying to.sell moon~ shine to people going to the revival services. The home-made liquor was found in his automobile on Sunday last and was made the basis for the charge. WIN IN TSN Pit NAN Fela ENGIN ARENA KINGSTON | FRIDAY, OCT. 1st at 3 and 8.15 p.m. # i NATIONAL BAND "From the Land of the ; Kangaroo." Wonderful Band Brilliant Soloists Popular Prices: - $1.00, 50c., 260. Dollar seats may be reserved at C. W. Lindsay's. 4 || WEDNESDAY, 1 PAL splen- v THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | sTock MARKETS | (Reported by Johnston & Ward, corner King and Clarence Streets, members of the Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges). - New York. Sept. 28th, 1.30 p.m. a 106% 545 107% Nonthern Pacific ... . Pan. Amer. Pete. "B" rev vean-33 Montreal. Sept. 28¢h, 1.30 p.m. Abitibi Power , & Asbestos, pid. ... ... oy os Belli Telephone Brazilian ... Brompton , .. B.C, Fish aia Sate w Can, Cementh, com. ... ... Can. Cement, pid. .. ... ... Dom. Bridge .. aie i Dom. Textile ... ... ... .. Na'Sonal Breweries, com, ... Ont. Steel Products... .. .. Quebec Power ~- Sroelters, . . ... ... 244 Spanish River, com. ... ... 109 Spanish Rives, pfd. .. ..-... 117% Steel of Canada . .. 107% Twin City ... ... $TY% Wiondpeg ... ... 57 Miss Anita Gibson, a graduste of the Kingston General Hospital Traln- Sohool for Nurses and of the Sueen4 University Summer Course in Library Science, has been appoitited assiet- ant In charge of the meédicsl section of Queen's University Library. The sical ssotion of she ibrar 18 boing moved to Janger quarters occupy the present periodical resd- ing room and south gable room of Douglas Library. y. Already entries are being made for ithe tenuis tournament which is held each fall, . The co-eds, and particularly the | | treshettes, are bard et work train- if ing for the Levana sports day, which 43 10 be held within a shont time. Freshedtes are being introduced to the intricacies of ground hockey. The firet meeting of the Levana Bociety ds to be held on Weanes- DISCOVERS SKULL OF ~ APE-LIKE CREATURE Es um 124% 1 | sporT || BATSTONE T0 BE DIRECTOR HERE Toronto 'Star t' Declares He Will Succeed Bill wd Hughes. Lou Marsh in the Toronto Star says: The latest rumor from Queen's Billy Hughes of Montreal is to re- sign from his position as coach of Queen's rugby teams at the end of this season, to be succeeded by Hairy Batstone of Toronto, who is to become director of athletics. Digest that one. 5 It comes from a Queen's man of prominente. ® is 'one thing--*'Red" Bat- stone is one of the most popular ath- letoh Queen's ever harbored--and he is just as popular generally around Kingston as he is around the col lege campus. ; Misunderstanding in Rules Interpretation Montreal, Sept. 28-- Difficulties have arisen Ia the Intercollegiate Rugby Union over the question of the interpretation of the interfer- ence rule and it is understood that a request has been made to have the rules committee meet referees, um- pires, cosches and leaders of the clubs in the Union tha; a uniform interpretation may be reached be- fore the season becomes too far ad- vanced and the teams coached in systems which may he judged illegal in the scheduled games. What the Intercollegiate has taken up will, al- most of nacessity have to be settled by the Canadian Rugby Union, as all unions this year are playing under the C. R. U. code. The difficulty hag arisen over a question of interpretation of the three-yard interference rule. Referee Joe O'Brien has intimated that his I 1 i i § i ! idea of the rule, based purely on the |: black and white definition and not on what ought or ought not to be, is that interference shall only be allow- ed in a zone from the line of scrim- mage three yards forward and from touchline to touchline. According to the rule the offensive side cannot Interfere behifid its own line of scrimmage. McGill footballers point out that the same rile has been in force for three years and that inter- férénce has been allowed behind the Hine, Further, they hold that it is only common sense thay it be allow: ed or the defending team on each play could force the offending side to illegal interference and thue turn the game info a series of penalties | {for the. offences or reduce it to pure- ly punting... . As'the Intercollegiate Union opens with - the MeGill<Varsity reunion game at the stadium here one week from Saturday, quick ection is ex- pected on. the interpretation to bell placed on an appardntly badly-word- ||] ed paragraph in the code. THE KINGSTON ASSOCIATION IS AT THE SERVICE OF | ALL GIRLS AND WOMEN THROUGH st CLUBS AND CLASSES Self-Supporting Residence for EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Permanent and Transient * REST ROOMS : Guests, i °K ROOMS REGISTRY It links with 39 Canadian Asso- IR VISITING OF NEW _ ciations and those in 46 other | . CANADIANS countries. ; ron " INCREASE THIS WORK AND SHARE IN THIS SERVICE BY '| CONTRIBUTING TO A MAINTENANCE CAMPAIGN FOR $3,000.00 City Service Departments . . . Building Repairs . . . . Balance from last year . / Campaign Dates Sept. 28-Oct. 2 : Canvassers will call, or if you are missed send to the Treasurer, Mrs. G. H. Ettinger, REEEE-------- your subscription 242 Johnson Street. rn N 'Depends more than anything else on a correct diet. 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