The Cambria Daily Leader

TIIUII, SCROLL OF FAME. -7 4.954 CASUALTIES. The names oi 140 ofifcers and 4,814 N.C.O.'s and men appear in last night's casualty lists WOUNDED IN RECENT FIGHTING. News has been received that Pte. Stan- ley Evans, K.W. Fusiliers, has been wounded during the recent fighting. Pte. Evans is the second soil of Mr. John Evans, sample passer at Baldwin's, Gower- fcon, and prior to enlisting was engaged in the teaching profession. SWANSEA BOYS WOUNDED. News has been reserved that Pte. Ste- phens. of the Welsh Regt., and whose home is at 103, Pentre-terrace, Swansea, v»'^s wounded on the 10th or 12th of July. No news has been received from him since. He was formerly employed at the Morfa Copper Works. Pte. J. Gardner, Manor-road, Manselton, is now in an hospital in England having been wounded in the right hand on Aug. 36th. He is going on well. Sergt. R. Pridmore, whose home is at Hi, Powefl-street, Sw-ansea, had two of his fingers shot off on Aug. 27th. He also has two brothers fighting for their country, one in the Army and the other in the Navy. Mr. George Davies, 6, Bony ma-en-road.. Pentreehwyth, has received information to the effect that both his nephews, Driver W. J. Davies, A.S.C., and Pte. Brinley Davies, Leinster Regt., are in hospital, the former somewhere in Prance," down with fever, and the latter in Sheffield, suffering from wounds. Both formerily lived at Farm-lane, St. Thomas, and pre- vious to the war were employed at the Middle 13ank Copper Works. WELSH OFFICERS. Killed. Tanner, Lieut D. T., Royal Wekh Fusi- tiers. Reported Killed. Evans, Lieut. H. P., South Wales Bor- derers. Wounded. Evans, Sec.-lieut., H. D., Royal Welsh Fusiliers: Hanburv-Willimns, Sec.-lieut. J. Cr, Hussars; Mumford, Capt. C'I South Wales Borderers. Casualties Among Officers. LONDON, Friday. The list of casualties, issued to-night by the Press Bureau, contains the under- mentioned :— Reported Killed. Wiliams, Lieut. E. H., South Wjtles Borderers; Williams, 2nd Lieut. L., Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Wounded. Fry, Capt. W. K., Royal Army Medical Corps, atached to Jloyal Welsh Fusiliers. OFFICIAL L!STS. Killed, London Regiment—Bennett, 3779, W. F., Swansea. Previously Hissing: Now Reported Killed. Welsh Guards.—Guppy, 701, E. J., Curo n can Welsh Regiment.—David, 30780, L.-cpl. F., Saundersfoot. Cameron Highlanders.—Davies, 12007, R., Swansea. WouTided. W omtded. Royal Field Artillery.—Francis, 113069, Gnr. D. T., Pontardawe. Royal Warwickshire Regiment.-liam- merton, 5972, I^.Cpl. Llapelly. Royal Fusiliers.—Lloyd 9321, R. H., Pontardawe; Miell, 411, A. J., Port Talbot. I.oyal North Lancashire Ikgiment.— j Joseph, 14277, E., Skewen. Middlesex Regiment.—Casey, 465, Cpl. C., Clydach. King's Royal Rifle Corps.-Seamans, 14523, T., Swansea. Missing. King's Royal Rifle Corps.—Jones, 3906, A., Swansea. LONDON, Friday Night. The following casualties were announced to-nighc by the Official Press Bureau. Privates unless otherwise stated. The town sh-pwn against each soldier's name is the home of his next-of-kin, except when followed by the abbreviation '$nlt,' when it is his place of enlistpicpt. Re- ported under various dates:- Killed. South Wales Borderers.—Bo wen, 14480, T. J., Llanelly; Williams, 14682, W. H., Llanelly. Previously Reported Missing, Believed Killed, Now Reported Killed. South Wales Borderers.-WalteFa. 11965, P., Morriston. Died of Wounds. Royal Welsh Fusiliers.-Thomas, 12968, D. J., Tumble. Wounded. South Wales Borderers.—Ryall, 14126, W. A., Pontardaulais; Welsh Regiment.—Anthony, 46378, J., Carmarthen; Davies, 28541, M., Aberdare; Davies, 26021, T. G., Swansea; Kingdom, :3'!t. J., Swansea; Morgan, 26370, L.-Cpl. E. J., JJesolven. Reported Among Other Regiments.—Pre- viously Reported Missing, Now Re- ported Killed. Devonshire Regiment,—Davies, 11919, B., Swansea. Wounded. Royal ScotA—Xhomlinson, 17493, A., Llandilo. Gloucestershire :6..ewimeat.Stamper 20,248, J., Swansea. pissing. R.W. Keut Refin^nt.— t'62. F., Swansea.

HORTON RED CROSS HOSPITAL. ) found Day at the Ived Cross Hospir tal in Horton, oiganiaed by r8. Mashiter, wa,s a success, a large number of useful presents being received. In the afternoon an open air concert Was ar- ranged by Mr. G. Edwards. The artistes 'included Madame Jennie Ellis, Meters. Griff Chafes, Lewis, Hayes, and 41f ?omas, Mrs, Morgan, ami Mi? Baker ? ''CtMs. Tea was served by the members ■Of the Gower V.A.D., u nder tho direction W M isa Simms and Miss Helme. About persons were served. I thanks were given to the artistes, tÐfJ. Proportion of Mr. Red does Nufsli- Mr. lh hiter announced that the f,goto ? ^UHted to ?i ?s., ?ad that he had re- I Cel\'OO £12 H? 6d. in cheques and o?,Ll I orders. making a total of ?23 lc',f 6d.? 4PaPt from hundreds of gifts in kind, frolil La?y I,yo? M? M. B?aoo. Miss «*lbot, Mr. Rd. Mashiter, Mr. and Mrs. I n*. Priichard, the Rev. Atterhury 110alag, Dr. and Mr?. Baker Jones, D. t   ton. and many ?them.

TOLD AT POLICE COURTS SWANSEA. Saturday.—Before Measre. A. H. Thoma* (in the chair), J. H. RA-moei-, Dr. Joseph Davies. Thos. Jones, hnd S. L. Gregor. DRUNiCr AND INCAPABLE. Jacques J us ten, spelterinan, was charged with being drunk and incapable in Castle- btieet on Friday. Evidence was given by Special Con- stable F. Sandry. Defendant admitted the offence, and was fined 108. ALIEN'S DEAR EVENING. Thorfin Kristiansen (18), sailor, was charged with being an alien-a Norwe- gian-found ashore in the prohibited area of Swansea after 9 p.m. without the per- mission of the aliens' officer on Septem- ber 8th. Defendant said that he went to five Em- pire at nine o'clock, and did not come out until eleven o'clock- The Chairman to}d him he had no right to be out after nine. He was fined fflks- I RUSSIAN FAILS TO REGISTER. Frank Tudivirda, a Russian tailor, was charged with being an alien found livijjy ii the prohibited area of Swansea with- out being in possession of an identity book also failing to register himself with the aliens' registration officer after re- siding in the area for eight weeks. Defendant, through an interpreter, pleaded ignorance of the regulations, and said that lie had sent his registration card to London. Whilst in London, prior to coming to Swansea, he 'had attempted to I join the English Army, but failed. Defendant was fined 3()6., and 10s. in- terpreter's fee. I POSTMAN CHARGED WITH THEFT. Stanley Westwood, postman, was charged with stealing on September 7, 1916, a letter, two postal orders for 21s. each, and three penny postage stamps, be- longing to the Postmaster-General. Mr. Edward Joseph, Stratford, London. (Secretary's Office, G.P.O.), proeecuted on behalf of the Post Office. The case was adjourned until Tuesday week. Defendant was allowed bail, him- self in £40, and two sureties of 20 ea.ch. I ITALIAN ASHORE. Alassandri Giovanni, donkevman, was charged on remand, that being an alien —an Italian-he was found shore at Swan- sea after nine p.m. without permission of the aliens' officer on Wednesday. Defendant, through an interpreter, pleaded ignorance of the law. He was fined 30s. and 10s. interpreter's fee. I COUNTY CASES. Thomas Davies was fined 10s. for being urunk and incapable at Gorseinon. Defendant admitted being drunk, but not incapable. He sai4 he had been tormented by two brothers who wanted t) fight him. Edward Thomas and Robert Smith were also charged with being drunk and dis- orderly at Goreeinon- P.C. (45) Thomas said tiat both defen- dants were very disorderly. They were fined gds. The Bench ad- vised them to abstain from drink. I PONTARDAWE. Friday.—Before Messrs. G. H. Strick, E. G. Bentliall, S. Jenkins, D. T. Williams, H. J. Powell, and the clerk (Mr. J. W. Thorpe). I TRANSFER. I The licence of the New Inn, Lone, I Clydach, was temporarily transferred to Mrs. Mary Ann Beatrice Stephens, widow of the late licensee. David John Stephens, on the application of Mr. R. A. Jones. I WITHOUT. PROPER TICKET. Hy. Jones, a young collier from Gwaun- cae-Gurwen, was summoned for travelling on the Great Western Railway without 4 ticket on July 1st, whilst Mrs. ijarg^ret liarr, was summoned for aiding and abet- ting. Mr. Rupert Lewis prosecuted for the company- The evidence was to the effect that when Jones reached Gwaunrcae-Gurwen on ilie night in question lie handed ft ticket to the driver of the rail motqf-ca.r apd bolted. The driver caught him and handed him over to the ptatiop master. Jones at the time declared that -the ticket had been given to him by a woman who -was oti the train. When seen a Sew days later by a detective of the Great Western Railway, defendant said he had taken a return tickot to Ammanford, and that he had torn up one half of it. He also said that Mrs. Hftrris, who was in the compartment, gave him the ticket which lie handed to the driver. Mrs. Harris admitted giving the ticket to Jones, and mentioned that she had found it somewhere. Defendants were fined 21 each FARMER FINED. For allowing the carca* of a sheep to ramain unburied, Harold Pattewoji, farmer, Bryncoch, was fined 2As. P.C. Shaw gava evidence. PUGILIST INJURED. John Watkin Phillips, a shot firer, en- gaged at Tirbach Colliery, was summoned for failing to couple a cable to shot wires on July 13.th, and also for failing to see that all persons were properly sheltered before firing a shot. Mr. C. B. Jenkins, who prosecuted, ex- plained that as the result of the shot going off before the proper time, Alf Langdon (the well-known pugilist) was injured, and was still in hospital. Defendant said he was not always acting as shot man. Mr. C. B. Jenkins agreed that defen- dant was not the regular shot man, but he had been properly appointed. Mr. Strick (Cbairmaii) said that defen- dant was liable to a fine of £ 5 for each offence. Defendant would have to pay £ 1 in each case. UNLICENSED VEHICLE. Richard Morgan, licensed victualler, of Gwaunrcae-Gurwen, was summoned for using a. trap without a license on July 2nd. Mr. Morgan Davies defended. The defence was that Morgan had sent 15s. to the Post Office, but through some oversight the license was not, issued at the time. The case was dismissed. DISMISSED. Daniel Lloyd, Trebanos, wgi; sum- moned for assaulting Mrs. Mary Daniel. Pc-fendlnt appeared in court on crutches. Mr. R. A. Jones appeared for complainant and Mr. Morgan Davies defended. Aftef hearing the evidence, the case was dis- missed. LLANDOVERY. Friday.—Before Messrs. W. P. Jeffreys, I C. P. Lewis, T. Watkins, a-ad T. Roberts. MISTRESS AND SERVANT. Close upon two hours the Bench was en- gaged in hearing a charge of assault and battery preferred by Rosina Matthews, a native of Brepon, against Mary Ev#ms, Tircyd Farm, Mothvey, the wife of her former employer. Mr. W. Jones Willaiw, BrecQjQ, was for the complainant, and Mr. T. C. Hurley, Llandilo, defended. Ro&ina Matthews deposed that on thei. 17th of August she had the irons on thq fire ready for ironing some clothes. Mrs. Evans came ifttq the kitcljftn with a small fire shovel in her hand and knocked t4 irsns off tho fir. Witness asked r to leave the firs from which defendant was taking ,somo hot coals alone, as she wished to proceed with the ironing of the clothes. Defendant called her an old b, and, told her to get out of the way. She re peated her request, and defendant lifted the shov-el and hit her across the front of I the head causing the blood to flow. Wit- ness then went to the neighbouring farm of Cwmenny, where she saw Mr. Morgan, the occupier and his sister, and mad e a oolLWIaint. They then accompanied her to Tircid, and Mr. Morgan asked Mrs. Evans what was the matter. Mrs. Evans said at first that she didn't dp it, and afterwards that she didn't know how it was done. Cross-exarnined: Witness did not know Mrs. Evans came lor hot cotrls because she was going to make a fire in the back kitchen that afternoon. She did not pre- j vent her getting the coal. She denied that she caught hold of the shovel and that it was in the scuffle that she got hit on the forehead. Mr. Roberts (one of the magistrates): Don't you think it was your duty to obey your mistress as well as your master?— Yes. Mr. J-ones Williams: All this arises out of the unpleasantness in the house. David Morgan, Cwmenny, who said he appeared under subpeena, said complain- ant came to his house with her face) covered with blood, and there were also some stains on her clothes. Blood was coming from a cut on her head and also from her nose. He went to Tircyd and questioned Mrs. Evans as to how it hap- pened. She told him that both complain- ant and herself had hold of the handle of the shovel at the same • time. He said that was impossible- The handle of the shovel was rather short. Defendant after- wards said she did not know how she i }nwcW her. Mr. E¥ns the 4usb4nd then c4mo into the house, and ?aid 4e ihad cautioned his wife several times not I to do such a thing. Dr. Morgan said he had examined com- plainant. He found a clean cut, wound on the forehead about an inch long, but net very deep. The wound in itself was not dangerous, but it was on a dangerous spot. Mary Evans, the defendant, said that when she went to the kitchen fire to fetch some hot coals to make a fire in the small kitchen defendant refused to let her be- cause she was going to iron. Complain- ant caught hold of the handle of the shovel and tjied to wrench it from her, and it was during the struggle that the shovel struck complainants head. She denied having struck her. Tilte case was dismissed.

ELYSIUM High Street, Swansea. 6.45 I TWICE NIGHTLY. I 9.0 | MATINEES Thursday and Saturday at 2-30 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, Sept. Jl, ,12, 13, Star Fiim.-William Fox presents the Distinguished Dramatic Actress, THEDA BARA, in a Magnificent Picturisation of I THE TWO ORPHANS, In addition to the usual All Star Programme. Thursday Next, Jgrael Zangwill's Great Play of Jewish Life, THE CHILDREN OF THE GHETTO. Commencement of the Great Circus Serial-PEG 0' THE RINO, featuring GRACE Cunard and Francis FORD.

I LLrANEUUY COUNTY SCHOOL. i Free Entrance Scholarships Awards At the monthly meeting of the, IJanelly County School managers, Mr. Grevillo presiding, the clerk (Mr. J. H. Blake), reported upon the result of the recent examination for free entrance scholar- ships. There were 11 places for J)Q)8 in the Borough, and 12 ior the outside area; also 12 for 9irl-s in Llanelly, and 13 out- side the Borough. Only 12 girls in t4e outskie area reached the qualifying stan- dard, and the other vacancy, therefore. had to be filled by a girl from Llanelly. Th6 aw»«-<L„ were as i oiiows:— Boys-—Llanelly BorongJi: Enoch A. Thomas, Bigyn, 375; Donald H. Lee Bird. Bigyn, &)7? V. Levi, Lakepeer, 291; Rich- ard II. Hopkins, Stebonheath, 283; J V. Harding. O ld-road, 280; C. W iUiams, Ste- bcalfeath, 6G; Gwynfor Williams, Bigyn 264; Thomas S. Owen. Lake peer, 264; Emrys G. Jones, Lafcepeer, 257; W. Rich- ardi, Stebonheatfy, 250; Idris A. Evans, Lakefield, 246. Remaining parishes.—Einrys J. Hughes, Bynea Council, 382; Albert Lewis James, Llechyfedach, 342; Eric V. Davies, Hendy, 308; John A. Dowdeswell, Kid- welly C.E., 251; J. E. Daniel, Five-roads, 236; W. Peregrine Jones, Llechyfedaeh, 226; Willie It. James, Llcchyfedaph, 224; T. L. D. Evans, Llangenech, 219; J. Ema- nuel, Burry Port, 214; W. E. Thomas. Tunjble, 213; H. J. Owen, Castle, Kid- welly, 206; C. V. Jones, Llechyfedach, 203. Girl,s.-Boroligh of Llanelly: Elsie Jongs, Copper Works. 347; Maggie James, Old-road, 324; Fred Evans, Copper Works. 296; L. Ellen Morris, Old-road, 292: Coin- wen Evans, Copper Works, 281; Dorothy M Davies, Market-street, 283; Grace M. Peeston, Old-road, 268; Ceinwen Thomas. Old-road, 245; Ethel J. Davies, Market- street. 242; Ellen A. Phillips, Copper Works, 235; Branwen Williams, Market- street, 232; Doris Andrews, Market-Street. 228. Remaining parishee.-Irene M. Morris, Rryn School, 283; Jane Hughes, Gwen- draeth, 253; Elsie Williams, Bynea, 249; Elsie Gower, Kidwelly C.E., 246; Wini- fred G. Williams, Tycroes, 244; Violet Griffiths, Eive-roads, 238; Charlotte L. Jones. Felinfoel, 236; Charlotte A. Thomas, Kidwelly, 228; Elsie M. Jonefc, Bryn, 219; Mary A. Jenkins, Bynea, 216; Frances M. Jones, Hillfield, 210; Eva K Thomas, Halfway, 206. Mr. E. Willis Jones gave notice of motion re the method of the allocation of free scholarships. The headmaster, Mr. A. Lewis, B.A., and the headmistress. Mies C. Davies, B.A., were congratulated on the result oi the recent Central Welsh. Board ex- amination.

YVLH AUTHOR'S DEATH. The Passing of Mr. Tom Matthews, Wales has sustained a great loss in the daath of Mr. Tom Mathews, son of Mr. Matthews, the Llandebie schoolmaster. Mr. Matthews was one of the most en- thusiastic and earnest of young Welsh Nationalists. His spirit, indeed, was too intense for his frail body. He threw him- self with most intense energy into litera- ture and art projects for the betterment of the country he toved ao well. In art, he had won for himself a pecu- liar position in Wales. He had written the tife of John Gibson, the sculptor, and this year there was published from his pen an exceedingly useful catalogue of works of art suitable for school deooratton. In important issues of « Cymru" lie was bringing the great outside world of art int& the lives of the Welsh peasantry, and we hope that at some time it will be found pos?bl? to r?nbli?h those brilt aFtisIa? of &ig. He had done ranch historical Teseareh work, and one' result of his studies amongst the av-ehives of Paris wais the publication Qf a volume throwing new light upon Welsh history. He was also a kppn educationalist, and it is revealing no secret to Estate that some brochures from his pen led years ago to new discussions on points in the Welsh educational system that had been regarded ds finally dde4 and settled. Mr. Matthews had been for many vearg a great sufferer. He died on Wednesday in his sleep. The funeral takes place at Llandebie on Monday.

I AT THE TRIBUNALS. -——  ?————— 1 Harbouring of Absentees. LLANELI.Y. When an unattested married man ap- peared before the L?anelly Tribunal, he stated that he was now employed at the South Wales Steel Works (Messrs. Richd. Thomas and Co.), having pn previously in the employ of a local contractor. In reply to Captain Morton Evans (the military representative) the applicant stted that he had been badgoo since he had been called up. Captain Evans: Then they are liable to be prosecuted for that. I will ta-ke a note of it. It simply s harbouring an absentee. Capt. Evans took the number and par- ticulars of the applicant's badge and the tribunal adiourned the ease for inouiries. I ?- ¡ NON-COMBATANT. ¿ Two conscientious objectors, both em- ployed by Me. 144will and Co., asked for exemption. One of the applicants, a salesman, said it was contrary tq the teachings gi Jesus Christ to take part in warfare. He be- longed to the Plymouth Brethren, and h.d been brought up from childhood to h.Ql4 these views, and accepted them as con- firmed by the Scriptures. Ald. Nathan Griffiths (Military Repre- sentative): Are you prepared to do any- thing for your country? Applicant: Yes, so lpng it does not violate my conscience. Ald. Griffiths: I respect you for that. Applicant was placed in non-combatant servi ce. I A NOVEL POINT. In the otfoer case the applicant was en- goged ia the position pi manager. He also belonged to thfc Plymouth Br»thren and wdrshippeci at Swansea It transpired tjjat the mag )}.a(d a granted exemption at Swansea., but Jr&d written to the tribunal stating tt hp would not abide by thair conditions. The Town Clerk; So the exemption falls through and the man is a soldier and should be in the Army. Capt. Evans said the applicant had a perfect Fight to appeal at Llanelly since he resided in the area. He suggested that the man be placed in non-combatant ser- vice. The ease *oA--ofni;rnM in the Swansea Tribunal might be coqamumicated witJj. 18 — I CARMARTHEN. THEOLOGICAL STUDENT'S ff CALL." Victor G. Griffiths, pastor of Penllwyn C.M. Church, LlanTton, appeared before Carmarthenshire Appeal Tribunal at Car- marthen on Friday as respondent to an .h:t, ?> »--f the adjournment of his case by the local tribunal. Mr. Griffiths had appealed as a theological student in jinmedist(- prepara.: tion for the ministry, and as he then ex- plained was about to accept a call to a church and to be ordained in August, his case was adjourned by the local tribunal. Mr. T. Howell Davieg, solicitor, now ex- plained that Mr. Griffiths had already taken up his ministerial duties at Capt. Cremlyn (military representative): The point ig are you an ordained minis- ter?—No, that will come in due course. Have you completed your course at Jesus College, Oxford P—No. And you have taken this church in order I to escape military duty?—No, the exsini- wations I was preparing for at Oxford have been set aside In answer to questions, he paifi his ordi- nation would probably take place in a few months' time. t The militarv appeal was dismissed. J A FISH E-RMA-N'S APPEAL, I A Ferryside ??herman appealed th?t he j ? wa? exempt fmm military servn? o the 1 ground of his haying been inediftally re- I jected for the Nayy. ¡ Capt. Crejnlys hehl that the man would I have to be examined by the Medical Boapd I at Carmarthen. The tribunal eoul4 not accept the Navy's certificate. The appeal was dismissed, and applicant was ordered to appear bofo-re the Medical Pocvr4 with,his certificate.

i CHOLERA IN PALESTINE. Geneva, Friday—The New Zurich Gazette publishes an unceneored mes- sage from JerusaJIl to the effect that a terrible epidemic of cholera, which is cjaiming many Turkish soldiers as vic- tims, is raging throughout Palestine. All trains on the Damascus-Jerusalem line are daily disinfected, but in spite of all precautions the hospitals are filled witij" the dying.—Exchange.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. DEATHS. JOTC5 (nee Bailey).—Suddenly, at Perth. Australia, Nellie, the beloved wife of Sydney A. Joyce, of Calcutta, India, elder ¡ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey. lieathfield House," Swansea. (By cable.) 108A3-11 JONES.—On September 7th, John Jones, of 36, Trehar-iie- road, La-ndoy-e. afwr a long Hineee. Funeral Tuesday. 3.30 p.m. for Owingelly. Men only. Deeply mourned. 106A9-U THOMAS.—At Gowanbra?. Cardigan, on the 4th inst., William Richard Thoma6 (Pro- 4th ijMft." Cardigan and Tivy?d? Adver- prietor kadge tiser ") beloved husband, of Madge Thomas, aged 44. years. Funeral on Monday, %t 2.30 for Cardigan Cemetery. iN MEMORIAM. W-ATSO.N-In loving memory of Walter Sydney Watson, youngest son of Frederick and Aiinie Maria, who died September 9th. 19 "4. 1G9AS-9

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Advertisements in the Situa-tionp Vacant column from Fifms whose business consists wholly or mainly in enneering or ahip- fcuilding or the productioti of arms, ammu- nition. or explosives, or of subista-nc-e- r. re- quired for the production thereof, are. in order to comply with Regulation 8 (b) of the above Aet, subject to the following con- ditions: • i N- more than 1D miles away or already engaged on uovermneni/ work will be engaged. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT, A GOOD START IN £ JFE guaranteed after '?- a course of modern bpeinees training at The Swansea Commercial School (The De Bear Schools, td.). Proficiency rapidly attained in Shorthand. Typewriting, Book- 4eepiii and Accountancy, English, Business Methods, French, etc., and Corfcespondence, j witn offers of fixst-rate position in profes- siopai and business firms. Day and Evening C^a^ees always open.—Prospectus tree, The Principal, Castle buildings, Swansea. mJIE Swansea Businees College is training 1 Xoq,b.i and (jirls fop the I;gst Busvness Appoinimeins. Subject^: Arit-hnxeti^, listi, Business Oorrespondence, ShoHhand (Pitman's or Sotipt), Typewriting, Book- kiyepinff, Otlice Routine, Mod Office 1 Ffte. etc. Dav and Evening Classes. For full particulars, jipply Principal. 51, Alexandra-road, Swansea. 'Phone: Cen- trai 1.. 63J.-29 -pRIVATK CHRISTMAS CARDS.—AGENTS JL Wanted, in every town aNd village in Book at liAlilSl- oh i ei t!I?alu jin4 PATRIOTIC DEnGNS, com- prising siPlendid range <ji in elud- ing special ARMY and N A V designs for our &)JUDlElii& and SAILKJRS. Hand-painted PtHrtograpftjo Pictures. Oa-en^rs, Hand- B§.jnie^ oldei-a, Scottish and lrisb "Ca" rds. Hourning and Semi-Mourning Qa" rds. Red Cross and Ambulance Cards GOLD BAIXiEiS OF ANY REvilMEAT FREE OF P #.4 4U Finest Book publ?hed. HIGHEST COMMISSION. BOO?S FREE. PO?T p. PROMPT DELIVERY. Deal direct )vi$ the LARGEST MAXUFAOTUHER^. Dept. S., MODERN ART COMPANY. PRKSTOSi 09-14 Met and Youths. -XATAN-T.Ni), Junior Clerk (ineligible) for f." y.otneiy (iiuue-Appiy, stapng age. experience, and salary required, liougboi Obilier/ Co. (IvlO). j-h-u., Caeduiie Coihery, Lmug&or. A9-15 MECHANIC Wanted, immediately, for Wofcor and Cyclp Work (ineligible for tl>e Aiinyi—pryce Irow, 230, Oxford-street, Swansea, 109A9-15 w A I*. TiijD, Man (ineligible) to Sell Coal in 1 T. bags hi Atorristpn; good wages given, -Cii- williams, Coal and Machinery Mer- chant, llorriston. CS45 ^TSTAKTED. good Man for New and Re- "f paira and Salesman.—Williams, lillyd. auiuian, i'tnygroos. UJ9A6-12 fol- Brickworks, about four .ft if)ueij from Llanelly. a Might Fireman- eod wast-; paid. Also i Cjay-kQle M"en anted.—Apply Eclipse Brickworks, Lt.. Ex. cnanje Buildings, Port Talbot. 10949-2 '-NTP-8.Q A.s8ant m bop; 4eat wrii' g the principal accomplishment 34, -Pli wg;7 her, Swan- sea W9.A.9-1 ?TA?TED, Grocery Haulhr and BMad Wi*ll?11- FI 4n; permanency to sÛtab16 m?n.—Apply Swansea (3 -afive Society !M, OF&Bge-etreet. 108A9-9 WANTED, lilectrician Operator (in. I eligible) for Hippodrome, Neath; per- fljancncy—Apply Vanafer. Vint's Palace, ¥uath. C9-12 T\7AKTED, WaFfijhoaseman, Whoiëaale i » T Grocers.—Write, at pnee. giving age, experience, and references. Attantic, Daily Leaden Swansea. 107A9-12 Tl/'ANTED, Junior Clerk, Wholesale Pro- .?» yisiojf iiercha?; stAte age, refer- ences, and experience-—Write Regal/' Daily Leader, Swansea. 107A9-12 OITURF. TRADE-Wanted; at oipe, Jt. one Handy Man as Pprter, to make tlt generally useful (ineligible); good peypianent lA Wiii(i-3ireet, 8wp8e». iaSA9-ld >- ? L.)? ——?!———-?'N??'?w-?-t-? ™ A YOU? MAM TO DELIVER MINERAL WATRS, MUST BE WELL USED TO HPPSES. _APPLY BOWEN, SARSO WORKS, MORRISTON. A DVERT.—" F'ndy 8P4JP" &vu All vaeanctes a!led except Tenor and Bari- tone.—Apply Musical Director, Carlton, Car- diff, or Maokworth Hotel, Swansea. ) Women and Girls. WANTED, in a TinplateOt&oe. &  T fident Lady Shorthand Typist. 6t"tdng age and exp?rienGar to "n:' "Leaner" Office, Swanss^i. 103A-9 RESPECTABLE Woman wanted two or R three days weekly; good references necessary —Apply, after 6 p.m., to Mrs Stoat;, Heatlici.ig," Eaton-grove.. 1084-9-14 I \\WANTED Young Lady as Superinten- J dent, and to assist generally: 4iqo Strong Girl for vyaghing-up and Three Even- ling WfitreEses.—Apply Manageress, Mack- worth Hotel. Swansea. 100A9-14 Girl as Porter- Iff Apply Manageress, Loyell's Cafe, Castle-street. 108A9-9 GROCERY.—Wanted, Qouple of Experi- enced Lady Assistants.-Lip'ton's Ox- for.l-stree},. 107A9-9 "^t^ANTED. good Lady Shorthand Typist VVi for local Tinplate Works: one having previous experience in similar business pre- ferred give full particulars and state wages required. Tinplate," Cambria Daily Lea der, Swansea. 106A9-9 Domestic Servants. WANTED, Good General Servant imme- diately—Apply Matron. Borough Fever Hospital, South Dock. Swansea. 168A9-14 TTTTGHEN Maid wanted, able to do a IV little cooking; young general might- suit. Apply, with age and full particulars. Mrs. Walter, Penlan, Swansea. 109A9-14 WTANTED, a good General Servant, age I ?3; to sleep out.—Apply Good, Daily Leader- 108A9-13 COOK-GENERAL Wanted; two in family; house-parlourmaid kept; reference re- quired; good wages.-Apply New Lodge, noL. 109A9-12 SITUATIONS WANTED. GE:t\ERÃ.L Mechanic Requires Employ- ment; experiented in Suction Gas. Steam Engines, Steam Lorries, Crushing and Grinding Machinery; ineligible.—Apply Mechanic," Daily Leader. 106A9-9 WANTED. PLATFORM. SCALES —Wan ted, good ± second-hanfi, to weigh up to 6cwt., platform to 3ft. State lowest price to "Grocer," "Laaier" Oloce, Swansea. 106A9-14 W ANTED-, second-hand Bath Chair, must V hr. in good condition and clieap.- Boyle, Hadland-terrace, West Cross. 107A9-12 (^T .ENTLEMAN, furnighi 9, regmres good Carpet; must be in good condition; cheap.—State size and full particulars, "Box L 17," Leader Office, Swansea. 106A9-9 LOST AND FOUND. LO-:a-Morri  HorM Show Field, ?J'Thursday ?ast. Black Leather WaUet. containing milnary coMe? papers—Finder rewarded oa returning same to Williams, Nantymilwr, Morriston. 1&9A9-12 I 'LOUD, in Gowerto?, a sum of money. J Own? can h&yA same on giving fuU partionlacs to Gag^, Tobacf?pni?t. iligh- street, Swansea. 109A9-U I LOT, on Tu?day l?st,Gold Mnic LT? U, between Docks and Great Wes- tern Station. Finder rewarded on return- ing to Lindsay German, Shipbroker■ s, Swan- sea- 1Q8A9-11 1ILL the Person who Found Gold Locket ttj with Photos in ltley.elyn Park, Lan- dore. on August 26th, return same to 164, Trewyddfa-road, Landoret Reward given 1D6A9-9 £ ?"< REWARD.—I(Q6t on Monday, in or be- between Garitcai Cinema, and St. James' Gardens Waltoi-road. a Gold Ex- panding Bracelet Wri6t Watch, ?quaw gold di?l. The above reward will be paid on re- turning '?j Mr. Rocke. 76, Walter-ioad or Gentr i ? Police Station, S-wansea. 107A9-U FOR SALE. R SALE, 14, 14-26 and 561b. good Relay- JC able, Steel France Rails, 251b. new Fiange, 131b. ditto. Bridge, Double Headed Pointy and Crossings, angle 1 in 6; others to specification.—(Geo. V. Perry, Gloucester- pl, Swansea. 108A 9-14 F OR SALE, Rubber-Tyred Tran complete, ± 14opection inyibed.—Geo. Jones. Modern Stores, Gorseinon. 1C8A9-14 STEAM Wagon for Sale, 5-ton Stewart Tho'rneycroxi, in fiist-clages '"Orkin.- order; price £ 200. Multitubular Boiler, 19ft. by 5ft.; insured at 100 lbs. pressure; in firsj-clas-: order; £ 120 on rail. Vertical Compound High-spped Steam Engine, about 36 H.P.; diameter of cylinders, 9in. x 14in.; £25 on ra il.-Chas. denkiiis and Son. guilders' Merchants, Bridgend^ 106A9-9 FOR SALE, 4-wheel round cornered Gower- X; 3 Oar, Rubber Tyred, complete; 3 round coraered Governess Cars, Kubber all opwpleto; .R-ub?r 'Pyred and ITryofn -ed, Tyred RsOi Traps. A' 2 L?nt Troleys, Riding Sidles. Bridle?, 30 Sets of Tra,D JSArnM?  Merriman. CFole-?t.reet (b.IL otTcnby Hot-el), W?it4r-tu??. a<?- eea. Toefl. f957 XCentral. 107A912 VA-NIOIZD f co4vanised Corrugated Sheets in stock; price, according to grades, 248., and 26s. per cwt.; inspection invited.— Mille, English %cd Pp., Lt4. CTO SECONPHANP FURNITURE WANTED AND FOB SALE. SECOND-HAND ur 'ture.-Best Prices giveq by me- Drop a. postcard, 4nd will ca.U.—W. 'JØ\ Fabian-street. TSOt. Thomas, Swanam. M TRADE SPECIALITIES. RE. THOMAS, Brake Proprietor, ?afpd- R. street Yard, SHand. Swansea. Private Address. W aunwen-terrace. 'Phone Cen- tral 157 y. 109A9-15 HENS la-7 and pay on Kane wood Poultry JUL Srice containing ground insects; 2d., 6d, Is.—Davieg Bros, Cljeipists, Hebroh- road, Olp. 109A9-15 ENEMAS, best quality Rubber only, 2s 60., 4 3s. 6d., and 4s. 6d.; Sprays. Douches, Abdominal Belts, iPdia. Rubber Bandages, Rubber GJpves, Treses, Waterproof Sheet- ing, Air Cushions, Elastic Hosiery, and Sur- gical Goods of Every Description. Priees on application—Le Br»sseur Surgical Manu- facturing Co., 14^. (Deot. D. P.), John Bright-street, Birmingham. Works: Passy. Paris, France. OCFO LONDON Tipie-Table and Bed Rail-Guio, JU —The current issue of this ocpular I Publication is on Sale at JlJI Railway ataH-i and leading Newsagents: Nearly 600 pages. it deals with over 5,060 railway sta- tions. At twopence it is the best and cheapest Railway 9ui4e eyer published. Penhale's Raincoat Announfiements SWANSEA'S fimart Business -,adies are kj gearing our New Tan-lined Check (jent g Style Weatitercoatfi, SOs. Don't pay fancy prices when these look as epiart and wear eoual to 3-guinea ooats. GENT'S New  Tan Raincoats, 35s. 6d.: ?jr equal to any 3 gmnea (?oat for wear and style See windows- Special Display thisweeli "tA to clear, 25s. 6d. or? BOYS' and Girls' School Water- .3w proofs and Raincoats, from 10/h, Shoitagc of Window Space prevents us dis- playin? these. .k toae t. SCfflOOL Again N ext Week.50 Not?olk i.3 6uit.? 6/11: 89 Coata, Vo?s, ?nd Ku;ckers, 10/?; 4() Youths' .Ong rnd SuJófl.l, '2L Ask to 8ethes. I P- f'1\;RALE'S Everclean CoiIai-s? ?a?t!yt J. lihe Linen; Saves Laundry Bills; im- j uwMately Sponged Clean: 3 for orde, a to Pephale, 232, High-street, Swansea 1Q$A9-14 MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, ENGINES, .1 FOR SALE AND HIRE. B-H.P. De Dion SrSeater Car. fitted with O New Hpod, Wind BcftMn. and newly. Upholstered, £ 2 £ .—J, BrayW. US. Oxford- Govei. wa. 114 C. K. Andrews' Announ^enientt. i qpAXrS Day or Night; reliable service; ± ring up Central 5?6.—0. K. Andrews. Uplands Garage. 170BD Oars; early delivery «f all models; easy payments arJ aed j, no objeetion- able inquiries nJ.a.Øø.-AJ.)ply u. K. Aurews. Uplands Garage. 1 TWO SEATER Belsize for gale; L xA rare bargain; in fiist-class epnr dition; any trial or examinatipn — Apply 0. K. Andrews, Uplands Gnyag§, CTO tVC'' L. Roberts' (223, Oxford-street) Announcements. DOOTORS, ron&l U??erw? JL/ M«n &re ?ovit?i to Inspect ? ?w Ivor arMe odel li?tr, ?t ?alxurs iv,6d. DV#mLo? no1V(#4w For iS pe Me1, jast arrived. Deptoma??. tio? fcee. Pf? ???ua? dolivery, CYCLES.-B-8.A, E"elds. SWifts pBdgFfl \? Oc.. m Stock; prices fr8( 79?,s4 wm*. W eyy <WyaK??e imm ? p? month. M OT.O6-1R -oye& CYOLLPllAi.. ?4? I r8-4cant t M. En6eld Rudge. A.J.S. Dou?l?.E? ba?m. Indian, eta. DeHweriea tr. largest Seioction in South Wales. UO'tQn ARS.-All Ford Mode? ? k. M trom ?1?: MurgM De Lme in k. P, Tt-jpbull # ,rav De Lass iu ?M, 'JTubuU B.2110; 4?SS? wbfe?. L' .\n(JE8tock of  LZ.A., Rudge, Do ii, Premiers, et ..1B io $40. f4 or Call forci.?; eptrwlm '?' ? to S'INf?En M H.P. ScorUng Mode!: Mw COB- k? ditMa. several Mtm r?anc??tw 4)9? 6<ttnga. 9241. 10? A.J.8 Oowb??? p?M .Lp? I qu.ipmeneox?61lent con tio, c.?ner buying car: eacrince ??: ooet L?- £m j I HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE ANL. TO LET. TTCUSE for Sale at 3Z. Capel-road. Cly- IT dach.—For further particulars apply above add re.?. 110A9-1.5 TO IjET, Two Shops and Premises, beet JL position. Swansea-road. Pontardulais.— Apply t? E. Bowser, West End House. Uan- elly. CQ-15 SdALF' l' IL Mirador-creecent. Up- lands, 8 rpoms and bathroom, also out- I oifte-is; price E490.-Apply girador," Daily Leader, Swansea. 108A9-1.5 TO LET, lb. King Edward-road, new. up- JL to-date Lock-up Shop.—Apply Lennards, King Edward-road. 1C7A9-12 TO LET. Lock-up Shop. best p ^aition cui\ the Square, Brynnyfryd; suit any busiu &pply Kimmings (next door). 186A^11 ('; OOD-W::Ü, &nd Dry W¡¡:-o'or 1 (T Workshop, to Let, about 24ft. by Mf?.. Picton-lane.—Apply Ivor L Roberta, 22? Oxford-street, Swanse. TO Messrs. Edward Roberts and Son's Announcements. TLX) ft SALE. Choice Leasehold 8emi-de- JL cached Villa Residence in best part of Swan&ea; 2 reception, 6 bedrooms, ,^usual offices; close to parks. it,SALE, Leasehold Dwelling-houm near X the Albert Hall; 2 reception, 4 bed- rooms, usual offices; moderate price to en- sure speedy sale. TO LET. Residence at Mumbles; 2 recep- JL tion, 7 bedrooms, usual offices; ten niirutes from Oystermouth Station; rent. Z6 per annum and rates. 0 LET, Valuable Shop Premises with J. frontage of 20ft. to important business depth; back entrance. 11 other rocms. FiOR' SALE, Safe by Withers. 21in. x ZZin?. Fx 51m., fitted witli ? smaH dr?wert: moderate FOR full particulars of the above ittnd JL. other Properties, including Houses for Sale in Sketty and Sandlields Districts, apply Edward Roberts and Son, Llanfair Buildings, Swansea. C9-9 LODGINGS & APARTMENTS TOUET AND WANTED. Do You V^ish to Let Your Apartments? JLJ' If so. advertise in our five old-estab-, lished Loudon Suburban Newspapers; 2: wordy 6d.. 3 insertions Is., 6 insertions Is. 6d. 13 insertions 2s. M.—Lewiaha.m Newppaper Co.. Ltd., 35B. Righ-road. Lee. S.E. CTO. HPUSE6 WANTED. HOUSE Wanted; 10s. to 16s. inclusi ve; I JUL or neighbourhood; 10s. fori key—Apply ? Box L ^0, Leader OCice. key.-Aipply box L ,4." l?eader Office. 107A9-12 HOlJSE Wanted, with about one or two JLL acres of ground attached; must- be, /iou-eM-here rHar Gorseinon.—Write K.W. 23. St. Paul s-terrace, Garden Village. Gors- eill ,I 106AS-11 EDUCATIONAL. ?US?CTeacher Wanted in Privata i l.t &hoo1; certificate and experience.- .bmi paiticuiars to Aliss Garlick, Duinhar-I toil Stipool, jirynymor-road. Swansea. 306A9-9: QTUDEW'l'S SuiJce^ifully Prepared for Pro- O lipiency iq PlTJlA^'S Shorthand. Local iiAKlNE BOARD and Civil Service. bES- SUl\ given in Arithmetic. English, Book- Keeping, etc. 6atisfacuou guaraut.- Vr !tarns, ?, Oxford-street. Swa"ea. BaT or Evening Tuition. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. — ;—— j Godfrey's Announcements. J LIPP £ ft. Baby Grand, latest model," "I JLJ returned from ehort hire, in How, on- dition; rosewood case; a. bargain, 78 mis; orjgina- price, 120 gns.—Godfrey apd.Tfo.. Ltd 22, St. Heleh's-road, Sv^-ansea. T1 FRIGHT Grand, just returned frpm U short hire; new condition; fully gu?r" anteed: all latest imgrwements; a biW^in. 3Ogns; original price 40 I fbrevy ,"Iu. Co.. ptd., St. Heien's-foad, Swansea'. TT'NLSLEIGH Organ, vestry model. in .solid) E 0 'k j C, 14 stops, 7 sets feeds-r, "powerful; ?1 S? cash, or l?s. 6d. ontlll-; the fiRt lue t,ant.-Hodfry nd Co Lil91, St. HBlen's-road, Swansea.?Q6A9-? Th?pson & ShacklI's A"nomcenJIIP. BROADWOOD Piano, S?lid Oak Ca?..EZS cash; beautiful tone; t?o guine" de- posit, and l<fc. 6d. i?r month by ea?y pay- BMmts.—ThomBeon and Sheckell. Ltd?, ?9. ,%wn4jid Sbolelioll. Lt(L., ?9. L-ÓVELY!:UiÚ.- Orgej)-Harc^onium,  JU a.Dp?, only ?5 c"h; ruilbl,6W I.ba ,t? Pi?a&ant Sunday Aftern<Mn; another, with high back, ?6; also one, with high back, eight o?pp., two knee-swe?. ? Me. oa?.— T40mPíKln an? Sh?k<el). Ltd.. ?. Caati?- 6treet, Swansea. COIJARD AND COLLARD PiAno. £ 25 v.y cash; very beautiful instrument, only eii?htly old-fashioned, oo?t 85 gu"le"; an- oth?r, by Gre H.1. London. £ 20/ also other, by Thompson and Sha/ck?U. Ltd.? ,Gn?,, Ltd- nearly new, £ 21 T^ ERY Fine Two-Manual Organ, by Mason;: V H "n1 dn, St.11 dent".« con- structed on Church Organ principle, co«t 120 guineas, will accept PfJ cash. —Thompson. and Shaek?Uiv, ill a e pt caeh. goix and Shackell, Ltd., 39, Castle-street. Swan- sea. MISCELLANEOUS. QWAJ?SEAr&nd District Boot and I?a.t?]* )? i'-??' Dí'Ïat.i{)ll.-Nw fiAyiaed; Price List for September, 1916. Tuoy be ob- taiiijed. price One Shilling, from the secret tary. Mr. A. E Renowden, 25, RuseeJl-atreet. Swa.næa.(JIj-14; PRIXE DRAWINP. :IUJNNIJH}:Num}>er Prize Da1fing aii IT of Neath Wounded: No. M.—SecMt&ry? G9•? PALMISTRY. HTADAME'VENO. M.B.I.M.S?T:!)?j .1, Famous London P?innst, Clairvoyantp.i Psychdogist Adviser, Consults Daily &t ?er" Rooms, at ?, Oiforc-§trea, Swansea (over, ?tdger?-'s Bazaar). Hours frm 10 %m. _C9-15i MADAME BRUSILLA, f.B.I.M.S. ?in- loma). Palmist, Clairvoyant. Amepiean Mystic Readings. Advipe Daily .—Address; 63, St. Hclen's-road, Swansea (opposite the. IIosi:Jtal) 1C#A9-I5i "1TADAJ1 DALMA, Celebraied Welsh Palm- 1" i I. Phrenologist. Advice on Marriage. Change* Speculation. Attendance from 11; a.m. till 9 Street, Swansea- U6A9-11 SEASIDE APARTMENTS. 'DLAOKPOOL.—Hartley's,50,' ChaLFal? toad: two minutes Ceno'tr4,l Station, Se?. AmuaemenM; BedKo?B?, Cooking, and Attendance; 2s. two persons nightly. Book ¡'dr ONEY. T\ON'T BORROW IN YOUR OWN TO^N. where you and the lender are ktM?n. Reputation without blem?h beti boune. £ 10 t^ .81o,wo lent privately by the 0 fd-I tallshed B.F .O. who are aaaMved )md recommended by the PreM ?10 Loan 1?3 Monthly ?IBO Loan £ 2 XmthLr ?50 Loan £ 2 Mopthly Ef5 l 5 Loan ? loathly PFA6pecWS and Press OpmlOns free. Pri- vacy guaranteed—THE BRITISH FINANCF. a).. 20, Bn4lfe-8trt.- Bristol. Tel. 1675. SAILINGS, -1 WHITE STAR LINE. LIVER POOL-NEW YORK. BAI7TIO .WedMeday. B?pt. 20 ADRIATIC W qnes4ay, Sept. 2.7 bAPLANP .Wednesday, Oct. 11 FtAIA,13 .Wdpød.a;y. Oat. 2& CANADA. WHITE STAR OMINION LUT? LIVEI,- t-El-?C. -MONITIREX-L. ?NORTHLAND .Thursday. S<?t 29 'SOUTHLAND Thuraday, Q? H ?Oabm jEll; Thi? C £Ó 1. For further particulars apply to? tho Local Agents, or to ST?R J?NE? M Jame"treet, Liverpool; SoiithanjjMktn: 1, Cockspur-atreet, 8.W., and M, LeVrall. st, Tion?Lpn, EC. 1 SWANSEA SAYINGS BANK. opeN DAILY. Deposits Received from I/- to any amwnt. 1 M 1" F U 14 P 6, ACCOUNTS, 11,400. I The Best and Cheapest Hopse in Ttwpx for. PiANOS AND ORGANS by the Best JSngfish Makers. A Darfe.giocte Always on -View. Also a Ltrge j3Lmk of Reliable flaeond-Hand Pianos OQeap. Old Insirumentp ttWa in F,itch4nge. parge Discount off for or TUree Years' Terms. Sole Addreee-r- TVDAIN WILLIAMS, 19, Mansel-street, Swansea. iNear the Albert HaiUJ