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i THE DAILY BRITISH " HER UTMOST ! Don't Miss It! esnssnmnan iy) pe ---------- x CEP ERT GY CHECKER Taxicabs Phone 800 The cab that rorced the prices J] new § and 7 passenger Seduns B Al Special rates for Dances. E. ROBBS BARBER tess AMUSEMENTS What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions 'EIKI" AT CAPITOL, Norma Talmadge Stars in Picturiza. tion Stage Hit, "Kiki" came to town yesterday to delight audiences at the Capitol Theatre. "Kiki" means Norma Tal- madge, for the versatile star and perennial screen favorite has brought the famous. Paris street girl to the silver sheet, Norma, surrounded by a bril- liant cast, enacts the role of a Par is street gamin and the soul of a "great lady." She is a harum- scarum character, unused to 'the good things of life until she meets a theatre manager (Ronald Col- man), who, partly through sympa- thy and partly through love, takel the girl into his luxurious home. The devil-may-care miss, who fe as nimble with her fists as she is with her tongue, has a love rival (Gertrude Astor). In fact, Miss Astor, in the picture, is Ronald's fiancee, and how Norma wins him away from the richly , dressed stage favorite and foils the gentle- manly villain (Marc MacDermott) is highly diverting. "Kiki" is plcturized on a lavish scale. A section of modern Paris including cafes, shops, theatres, etc, has been falthfully reproduced in Miss Talmadge's latest picture. A A rat A PICNIC!! PICNIC! ON THE GROUNDS OF THE GOOD THIEF CHURCH, PORTSMOUTH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th, From 2.00 till 12.00 p.m, : SPORTS and DANCING. Last car to city at 12.00 p.m. ALL THE DEBTS ARE COVER In the Agreement Now Signed Between Great Britain and France. London, July 13.--The settlement signed in London yesterday by Fiench Finance Minister Cailleux covers not only the French war debt, but virtual- ly all outstanding accounts between Great Britain:and France. Announce- ment to this effect was made in the House of Commons to-day by Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the Exche- quer. The French payments, he sald, would be £4,000,000, £6,000. 000, £8,000,000 and £10,009,000, rising to £12,600,000 annually, the last named figure being reached in 1930. From 1830 to 1956 payment would be £12,500,000 annually; ris- ing to £14,000,000 for the final thir- ty-one years. ---- OBITUARY Mrs, Arthur Bishop. A death that has caused deep re- gret throughout the Howe Island district occurred on Saturday when Laura P. Driscoll, wife of Arthur Bishop of Gananoque, passed away at the home of her father, John Dris- coll, Howe Island. Mr, Bishop and his young wife, who was aged nine- teen years, "had been married only since last fall. The funeral took place from the residence of her father on Monday morning to St: Philomena's Church, where a solemn requiem mass was 4 Bera, I[ SPORT THREE MORE HOME GAMES. After to-morrow"s game 'there will {be just three. more senior games to {be played in Kingston before the {schedule is completed. On Friday, {July 23rd, the Belleville team plays Ihere, jon August 4th the Petes come Belleville Nationals finish up. WHITEHOUSE GOES WELL. Peterboro, July 13.___Frank Whitehouse, the Peterboro southpaw, is going great guns with the Grand Rapids team of the Central League. On the recent road trip ofthe Grand Rapids outfit, when they only won five games out of fourteen, White {house captured three straight games, {beating Flint 4 to 1, Saginaw 7 to 2 and Kalamazoo 8 to 1. On the Sagi- naw line up was Les Nunamaker, former Cleveland catcher who comes to Rice Lake every. fall and Calbert, the former manager of the Hamilton M. and O. team. Frankie has won nine games in eleven starts since making his "pro" debut and if he keeps up his present gait will undoubtedly be reéalled by the Rochester International League Club, -- BOWLING At Queen's Greens. Postponed rink games are still being played off and several games have yet to be decided before the championship rink is named at the Queen's Lawn Bowlifig Club. The re- sult of the postponed rink game played on Monday night was: T. Lambert; D. Funnell d-sgain on August 13th the | WHIG A Gruesome and Baffling Murder Body of Girl Found Mutilated and Dismembered Packed In Boxes.' Boston, July 13.--The police to- day were faced with the most grue- some and baffling murder mystery they have encountered in recent years. The body of a girl, mutilated, dismembered and unidentified, was discovered early to-day by a laborer on a lonely road that runs betwéen two cemeteries in the Manhattan dis- trict. The police believe the young woman, attractive and apparently refined, had been dead a week and that her body had been tut up and Hi packed into two boxes and a burlap bag in which it was found. The only clue left for the police to work of were knots in the cord which bound the boxes. These were evidently tied by some ome familiar with marine knots, { summen SCHOOL NOTES Bent The registration figures for the Queen's Summer School as given out Tuesday morning by the regis. trar's office were 505. The students who will take the library science classes do not begin their studies at the school until near the end of July, however, and when they have all registered it is expected thal the total enrollment will be consider. ably in excess of the presént figures. The motion picture of Queen's University taken early this Spring in connection with Endowment Cam- " Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday JULY 13th, 15th ad 17th HARRY ANDERSON AND HIS MERRY GANG Direct from New Jersey. } DANCING, DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT 9.00 to 1.00 daylight saving time, . On Kingston-Gananoque Highway at Kingston Heights $1.00 per Couple, including Tax. . will leave McGall's Cigar Store at 8.15 p.m. retarn, Telephone 1102-14-32, : OLARK & PHILLIPS, J WALKER'S BUS B50c¢. and before the summer visitors arrive. We have the most complete line in the city. The Saunders Electric Co. FORT GARRY $ TELEPHONE ¢41. AFE - =¢ss SHOP New Beauty Parlor with. - laay specinlist, MARCEL WAVING, SHAMPOOING, BOBBING Pleasing you is our specialty. | 383 PRINCESS STREET Telephone 2010, Notice to Credit ce 0 ors + |sung by Rev. Father A. J. Hanley | J. Hoppes G. Hansson -- of Gananoque, Interment took place |J. A. Newman G. Lemmon In the Matter of the Estate of Dorland [in St. Philomena's cemetery, Six |J. Newman Statth Fallen Tots of 'the ONT m |COusins acted as pall-bearers. They Merchant, d were: Robert Foley, Wiltred Foley, NOTICE 18 hereby given, pursuant to|John Pickett, Arthur Pickett, Rich- The regular schedulel for doubles IN de Si ard Pickett and William Murphy. [games was also played and resulted all creditors and others having claims| The late Mrs. Bishop ise survived [as follows: ox (demands, SEaimwt Mis sstate ditathe by her husband, her father, three [Stewart $2 aabout he 1st cay at April. A. D. sisters, Mrs. W. O. Prier, Helen and Newell --15 . ® Counts 'of Carleton. AE TO Irod on oe Ruth, and four brothers, Michael, -- Dr WwW. : h beiore jhe Sth day or Au or 1926, to itonard, Bruest aha Eugene, all of |J, McFarlane Wood : aug. send by p pre; : OF deliver to W. Howe Island, @ sympathy of the | Munsie--14 Derry-- : ; Sy. Oreste, Fraser Building, 83 Queen St., entire community is extended to the - DENTIST paign will be shown for the bene- -- fit of the Summer School students . . . Our Motto is Quality and Service. in the near future. The first clash of the threc game MAY WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF PLEASING YOU 2. HAVE YOUR AFTERNOON TEA WITH US. softball series between the Bache- |i EDWARD LEE, Proprietor lors and Benedicts is to take place 157 PRINCESS STREET. "PHONE 201. on the University grounds Tuesday night. Effort ara being made to organizes both a men's and ladies' softball league, : The first general meeting of the Summer School Association, will be held in Convocation Hail 6n Thurs- day evening. A street parade of the atndenis is C. C. Hodgins Graham---13 THOMAS I 8 COPLEY See us for all mimas of work, Eetimates given on laid. Have your hardwood od with our sew Ottawa, Ont, Solicitor for the Adm inle. X tratrix of the sald estate, their Chris- sorrowing relatives in' thé death of Gin Thomson Chatterton--12 to be held next week. nnston & Wi d, The annual Summer Sshool ex- nro 1, Joiaman. 8 in, cursion has been planned for July members of the Montreal and Toronto 26th. Stock Exchanges). tia nd , ad ; r descriptions, the Pill perasisee 0 | this popular young lady. J. Wight --8 ahs of thelr Salma. a Satemant of -- elr accoun al nature o © secur Mrs. T. J Lovett. James ity, It any, held by them. . , AND TAKE NOTICE that atier such| The death occured at the family re- |G. Wright--16 entioned dase, the sald adminis- sidence, 16 Marl Street, on Tuesday, -- m trat i d - b riz Eig A distribute the as of Mrs, Lovett, wife of Mr. T. JIM 5 J DIAMOND TAX] IE: : p Lis Lovett. The deceased had been in |[Lyons--14 0 [} panties entitied thereto, having For threo or four nix Dave aotangl hich sala ad- | ill-health for sofhe time. She is sus. F two, or 0 mala asmarix WAIL mot be liable for the|vived by her husband, two sons and b ; 10 or from§ !saia assets or any t thereof to any | two daughters... Mr, James Hogan, of |Creer--13 ? any one point in city " Or persons of whose claim notice For one perso 25¢ her solicitor at the time of such distri Mrs, Lovett - . 5 - n b on. -------- NOW SHORT OF MONEY on Tou July 13th, 1.30 p.m. person Amer. Tel. & Tel. ... ... .. shall not have been received by her or| Kingston, is a brother. FOR COUNTY ROADS Amer, Loco. fan utd Was one of the leading members of Amer, Can. ... ... We. O. GREIG, 1 53 Quean St. 142 St. Mary's Cathedral and of its or- Supremes' Team Won Baldwin Loco. ... or... .. awa, Ont. "Solicitor for the Administ A proed we Ottawa, the and day oF sul, 106 Wellington St. Phone 250, Cooke Johnson--15 Knopp Bateman--12 ala A. R. Treadgold Bailey Meiklejohn--19 ---- -- 117% 98% .. 33% . 106% 35% y Chrysler ....... +. ia, General Motors ... «184% 56% Eanizations. & At Gananoque, 23-19 County Council Qommittee bs 2 As on EE ---- FL e---- Seeks Ways and Means of CPE 78. ~~ The Supremes stepped at a fast Providing Fu 4 ah ede as ni wk Betore placing your order fo Stone's Flower Shop 231 PRINCESS STREET Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery : Sundays aad Holldaya: T'Phone TT. - - « 237dew, Good News to All Lake Ontario Ice Co. We wish to inform our customers and others that we have in store four times the amount of ice that we had last. year. We have had four years* experience in the come. plaints from our customers, + We wish to ask one and all to give us a call, as we intend our pure ice, A real service to recommend us. J. CAMPBELL & SON, 'Phone 1878. St. LINEMAR AND GIRL DROWNED AT CLAYTON Francis Thibeault, Aged 19, Tried Vainly to Save Doris Daggart, Aged 10. -- Francis Thibeault, aged nineteen years, of Clayton, N.Y, a telephone lineman, lost his life in a futile at- tempt to save Doris Daggart, aged ten, who was overcome while swim- ming in the $t. Lawrence River near Clayton yesterday. Botlf bodies wera recovered within Aftéén minutes, but all efforts to restore lite were tutile. - The little girl was overcoms by a sudden attack of cramps, and Thi. beault, hearing her ry for help, dived into the water 7H tha spot where she had gone down. It is he- lieved that, as neither rose to the surface, the girl locked her arms about him so tightly that he was un- able to free himselt. MR. F.J. HOAG TO BE RETURNING OFFICER It is unofficially announced that Mr. F. J. Hoag will be the returning officer for Kingston riding in the coming elections.. "I am not giving this as official" said The British Whig's information, "but I am quite sure that that's what will happen." the returning officer, } -- Miss Bisie Dunton is staying with | Mrs.«H. McKim; Smith's Falls, and will go on to KX pace in Gananoque yesterday in an exhibition game of softball with the Garnocks and defeated the Island Town representatives by the score of 23-19. The Supremes made their big stand in the four inning and clout- ed the ball hard, getting eleven runs before the frame was ended. Outside of that one bad inning, the play was very close and the large crowd in attendance found plenty to become enthusiastic about. Gananoque 020 1 2 4 31 6--19 Supremes .5 0 211121 1 0-28 The teams: Supremes--M. Pappas, cf; Davies, 2b; Sinclair, 3b; Mooney 1f; Powell, Pp; Allen, ss; Trousdale 1b; H. Pap- pas, ¢; Steen, rf; D. Pappas tf, Garnocks--Vallier, If; Conn ¢ > 1h Munro, ss; Lelon, 2b: Edgley, ¢; Sinclair, 3b; Gilbert, of; Richardson, rf; Allen, p. -- Says "Liz" Walker Did Not Coach the Supremes In connection with a statement made by Mr. Jack O'Neill, manager of the Treasurers' Softball Club, Mrs. T. Wilson, former president of the Lea- gue, and president of the Supremes' Club, declared to-day that "Lis Walker had not at any time coached the Supremes and denied that he had assisted the team the vious to the final game, as Mr. O'- Niell had said he did. Mr. Walker had been asked On a previous occasion Mr. Hoag was | At a meeting of the Good Roads Committee of the County Council held on Tuesday morning it was de- cided that' the county solici*or be instructed to take wp with the De partment of Highways at Toronto ways and means of providing monay for maintenance work on county highways in Frontenac for this year. : In the budget of 1925 a certain amount was set aside for mainten- ance work on the County Highways System but owing to contingencies this amount was not sufficient, and there was a deficit of about $1,000. The deficit was taken care of in the rate struck for this year, but again the committee finds that the amount raised is not sufficient for the work. It will bé remembered that at the June session of County Council when the budget was struck, the Good Roads Commiteee recommiend- ed that their rate be 6 mills. This report was amended in council how- ever, and the rate was reduced to § mills. The yeas and nays were re- corded the question of reducing the ral d were as follows: Yeas--MoGregor, Barr, Graham, Alyesworth, Stinchcombe and Shanks. Nays--8ills, Sibbitt, Freeman, Kennedy, Jamieson dnd Spankie. : ST. VINCENT'S ACADEMY Pupils Who Passed the Entrance Ex. St. Vin. Cronk, Pringle, | National Inter. Nickel . N.Y.C. ... Studebaker .<. Texas 01)". .. U.S. Steel Westinghouse Woolworth J Abitibi Power Brasil B.C. Fish ... Dom. Bridge . Dom. Textile . Ind, Alcohol . Laurentide .. Mackay . Ottawa Power Price Bros. .. Union Pacific .:. U.8. Rubber ... White Motors ... Inter. Comb. Bng. ... Inter. Pete. ... ... Mack Truck .. Marland O11 ... Northern Pacific Pan. Amer. Pete. "B" .... Plerce Arrow ... ... ... .. Sou. Pacific .. ... ... Sou. Railway ... Standard uy, ot NJ A.B. nn Montreal. uly 18th, 1.30 p.m. EE a Asbestos, ptd. .., Bell Telephone ... Brompton . = hs 3 Can. Cement, com. ib iw Can. Cement, ptd. ..., ... . Ma eas aes te ain Montreal Power ... . .., . National Breweries, com. .,. Breweries, pid. ... Hea Wem wun She wes ween C. 156% ~ 36% . 120 . 156% 59% 142% L181% ceva sner DE Seine ve A608 % Monuments call and inspect ou stock. : Cemetery Lettering ».© specialty, : J. E. MULLEN | Corner of Princess and Alfred Streets. . TELEPHONE i417. PRESENTS LOCOMOTIVE TO CITY OF EDMONTON That Hauled First Train to That Oity Over O.N.R. in 1908, ---- Edmonton, Alta, July 1§~y one years ago on November 32 1905, the tirst train to Edmonton rived over the lines of the ¢onstructed Canadian Northern, as practically the whole population the place crowded about the station to greet it yesterday afternoon at " fair grounds. Many of those who present twenty-one years ago -mi led with the crowd that cheerad A. Wilcox, general superintendent transportation .of the Canadian tional Railways at Winnipeg, as hi Presented to the city the locomotive that hauled the first Passenger A track bad been built into grounds and over this length engine No. 103 moved under steam. The guiding hand throttle was that of 'Mike : same man who drove No. 103 bon first trip into, Edmohton years ago.