The Cambria Daily Leader

1 ART OF BREATHING. Spealnug at a. meeting of the Medical! ulitil of the of Health.—organi&atioQ which seeks to raise the standard of health of the Bation—i» London, Dr. StnEeombe (So?a-mpto?; exprMe?d t)? ?w th&t if ve ?d a !'Me <? peop? *hD breathed properly for oae generation ?e disease of tub?rcalosMi w<M? be atamp?d ??t. The puMie ?twat be taught to retHM I at It WP ??Mt mrpid to b?Miah? t?r?ughHx mouth as it » 10 &tmpt to feed through the nose.

I COMMERCof the DAY I i T" j TAG GKRMA? A X D CO. !? STOCK AND SHA.KE BROKERS le t,AN(IE-BUIIA)INGS, CARD?p. Te?frr?nts JA.SGKR." TelephQnœ. 1725 t and ?3 BRISTOL CHAX?EL STEAMERS 1 I LIMITED. A HIGHLY PROMISING SHIPPING < SECURITY. Ilit- i i e Of "SOiOOO ::Ibarè,; of Al each at p'u' hr the BRISTOL CHANNEL STT:aJI £ I;S LJMIT.EI> has been a notable suceesE. Xearlv the wliole of the issue has been already subscribed for. but tbe opportuuitv I i* still open to investors to participate in a icalK excellent security I The firv-t steamer, the" Bo ron llilmony." 6,529 t6r, k. hu been banded over to the C<?mp!mv ?ad is toa?in? an out??rd carsco I C(IMI?stri.v remunerative.rate of fmght for at r,emunes.xti-,e.T,at,- of frrjght for The &teaoK?r hxs a!fo been fhNI hotn fron. India at a frei?bt '-ieldinc ?M.MO. and the I)irector* hare been ab:. to obtam from t,b MUnattV of Sb)pp{n? the ri?ht to a TO.vajfe ft" from direction. These exceedingly favourable cccdihoM a$fiture the Company a sound financial at the outset of its career and I p?'-nda {nve?ors with a safe and croRt?Me p?tflty. I q%e ortunjty for RcnuirÎTJ the shares ) f;oe*ttrjto,t??,. probably nt rceur. and intend- ins investors are adrised to apply to n? without delay. TO-DAY'S MARKETS. ) BUTTKI! marked. J Cork. Thursday.—Fir$tfi. 24& seconds, fresh butter. 246s. j CAl'l'IiL JiAKKET. Brietol, Thursday.—Beef in short supply at Government "rh:e 80s .to 32t', iiev eWt. weight. Limited quantity of mutton at re- gulated vric-3 per ib. with bkih piu* oovemment auowniiee. Io piss. Fc-sv stv>re cattle sold slowly at late fates; milch oows, £:.$ to with .t3ti "outside figure, AT THE DOCKS. I' Arrivals and Sailings of Vessels. K1X U is iXJUK ARElVALSi—jiar Del PInta. a 786, New- port; Cei-yantes s 1512, 14 verpooi SAlUNGK.—l.Uie lJô. GranviiJe; Curieuse fl AiffuiUon; oftir Brothers mb 65, St rieut; ISorsesaan s 144 Barry; mio. s 839, Copenhagen; Colliurwood s 816, Rouen. pttl-vCl;; Of rt;ALk-S (A)CK. I AEBIVAIii.—inwtind e J7J.V:>tldoI1; Ash- to.:t 1W. (iraavilie; Melissa, ( 184 Uaei nsey: i Yolande 6 700, ifouen; Pat.mure a 129 St Halo;, Celte a 535., Sablet.. Webbutrn s 416. j St. Servan. SAJLlNtiS.—Ciree a 511 Caen: Triton st 10, i Faltoonth; Hessle 9 470 Rotten; Gothe s 4M. Eouen; Douro e 1?85. Mediterranean ports; RMM? Marthe 726, Konen. Vmcatcar s 146. Dublin. NORTH DOCK. j 8 178 Rouen; Devonia ? 33 Oakly; Creacent 40. PorthEain; Hard 5 165, Birteenhead. ^AllilNGS.—f>chevenin«:i9 s ISA, Guernsey; Brackenbolm 87, Trepqi-t • Crystal 29, Stack, ( pool: Black Diamond 37 Trevort; Forsvaret 187, St. Malo. ,s 187, St. SOUTH DOCK. AERIVALS.-—Patricia 34Z Dublin; Pen rice Cwfetle 99. sea fish; Cardiff Cattle SO sea, ash: Dale Cattle 92. Milford. Koiitalj5 108 Antwerp. SAILINGS.—(Jirl Winnie 22. sea, fish; Spit. fire 29. sea. fish; Leonora Mjnnle 19 sea. i fish; Concord 24. sea. fish; Sed Ensign 24, gei, fish; Mary Miller 92. Lannion; Despatch 99. Granville; Brecon Castle 107 ee>a, fish; Onetoa 72, am, Vah; Northern Coast 1570, Liverpool; &M:h*!iea '6. ma, Findhorn 482. JMiMt: Patricia 342. C?rdiS: Kid??Uy I -.etl ? 8M. 6eh. ■ Ill III! .1. I- WOOL SAVE. At the -wool sale at Carmarthen on Wed- nesdaj, under the a usptces 6f the Car- irjirthem shire branch of the National Farmers* Unio-a, the entry was large and the demand keen, buyers being present from the North of England, North and West Wal?. Prices averaged from Ss. IM. to is. per 1p., best wool rt?c-hmg M. !d p? lb. I?mb?' wool eoM at 2s. M. to ?- Id. p?r lb. All wool was 80M Mbj?t ?to &aft of &f. per c^t.

CLERK'S LAPSE. Inadequate Pay I the Excuse. PRISON FOR FRAUD.! I Bafore Mr. D3«ccniii«iiaQer McCall in the I Second Court at Swansea Asdzes on4 Thursday hearing, adjourmei over- j night, "was resumed of the charge agai nst Oswald -Redoes (33), c-Jefk, cf fraud- ulentlr eonrepting the sum of 1. 7d. the monies of the Swansea Harhonr Trust, in March.—Mr. W. Sfl14: prose- cuted (inetj'uc'ecl hrr Mr. Rijpsrt Lewie?, and accused, who BCrrende^ed to Ha-'J,: oonducted his own case attd pleaded: Not Guilt.j/' The case for the praee-enlkm was that '11 Beddoes was'able at ihe end of a week to neeount for only £ *-3 186. 7d. of X515 lfÆ. 2d., which his pay ebeets had shewn I as remaining in hand in his e-harg-P. To frgbtm the aec-ouniant he bad said the money was at the house of a friend, but this was untrue. lie surre-nioted in London. In consequence of accused's statements as bo lack of proof of the sums he b-amlwl for the Truet. the Ccmrmiesioner had overnight handed acrused his own copy of the depositor's and the doenments in the case, so that in? could formulate h-s defence, warning him to avoid the ques- tion. I Coramissioner asked if acctised had had an opportunity M readsng the deposi- tions and the doenment with hi« own wi'ifing on it. He replied in the afiirma- tire. The Commissioner Rsked aocueed to direct his attention to this dosumejtt and the figure rr51 1&.>. 2d. in hili own writ- ing showing the balance in bond at th; particular time, because the proeecutioo would obviously sar this was equivalent fco a written statement, that he was liable to the Trust for that sum. U: was for him u ,?i i. It vms Tor h i -,ii to dispute those figures in his own hsnd- writang. or altcmatirely to say that he bad accounted for 3d. Accused now said one of the committing magistrates ought to bave -i,"n objected to in view of his intore.st in the Trust. The Commissioner replied that he had no power to deal with this, but that: in rist oveni all the magistrates did was to say they thought the ca#c was one that ought to he investigated by a judge and orpressing no opinitn beyond that. PLEA OF GUILTY. Accused thereupon siin rather tiian cross-exam in inj; Mr. T. R. Robinson, he would withdraw his previous snswe-r and c-1n.ad guilty. The Corrursiesionor: I think you have fca-ken the right and oourae. The ptose'C.ut:oii ha Ting accepted the plea, the Commissioner was infor- mation by Mr. liobinson. to accused's dutie. nehd to MC??'f' th? pay s?Qpts trom the respective (Jer,mrtm«nts, ltje up I a ftumijMwr, lInd. present it. to him. He (Mr. Robinson) would then p>rf*par^a and atcused woitld pay out. » iNADEaUATELY PAID." j Asked if he had anything to say, pris- oner* Said he oouki only say that he was inadequately paid for the job. This was, howwr, probably not what his lordship w.eant. The payment was so tnadeyuale that it was impossible when handling large sums of money to-keep straight, bc- I cause one got quite indifferent tQ. hfJBdling nrmsy. That was all lie wished to say. fie did not know whether the jury was aware" of his W&gts: The "Com; nisei oner pointed out that pris- oner had relieved the jury by his plea of guilty. He 'V,'U,S bound to say that this kind of appe.al in a case of this kind left, him quite unmoved. He thought it a per- nicious fallacy to justify or paHiate either embexiiemetjt or fraudulent nnsapproprLn- tion by any employe by any i-eferenee to the remuneration thut the employe re- ceived. If such a defence ear palliation Were admitted, especially in a commercial community, in his opinion it would lead to mossL disastrous results. BREACH OF COMMON HONESTY. I He thougnt prisoner had been guilty of a breach of the rule wnimon honesty and of the loyal -service he owed to hk employers. It was necessary in allch a community èbiS Swansea to teach all em- ployes that they had a supreme duty of accounting for all their employers* money that camo into their hands. lie could not help thinking this wfce a claes of cape that in a commeicial comiaunity wad one of the most serious gravity. 15 MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, I He could -ni)t, for the punishment 04 j the olfence and the warning of others j who might be inclined to commit as similar uiience, pass a less sentence than j 15 calendar months' hard

8ETT!ht6 0? THE STRANO? j  ON THÈ STRAND.,¡ John Evans {4b):-riMd as a I labourer, was charged at Swansea 00 Thursday- with -loitering on the Strand for the purpose ot receiving betf for him- self on July ï3, 1919. Mr. Rupert Lewis prosecuted, ami Capt. Harold Williams defended. Capt. Williams, said the defendant was combed out iroiu the sulphate works, and, being without employment, had taken to betting. There had boon no 1 attempt of concealment on the part of the defendant, who was a married man with six children. One eott had been killed in France. The case was adjourned f<n\ three months to see how defendant would I behave.

REV. W. L. SHEPHERD. I The Archbishop of York, as patron of the Rectory of East Acklam, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, has presented to it the Rev. William Lisle Shepherd, M.A.. ctl1t. of Scarborough. Mr. Shepherd is the elder SOl) of tttt Itev. W. R Shepherd, Rector of Kirhy Cnderdsle and Sural Dean of Pockling- ton. who is a native of sea, his father bing the lai* Mr. David Shepherd, of. 8, Mount-stlreet and 70, Walter-road- The Rev. W. L. Shepherd, who had a brilliant career at. Cambridge, being a. first classman m natural science and foundatK?n cholar &nd ?&d<n Divinity student of St. Jo1m' CoU?gp, M at present a temporary chaplain to the Forces ia Frantr I

r ARCHANGEL. ———— Russians Desert to Enemy. The War Office issued the following statement on Wednesday nigkitt- General ironside at Archangel reports th,.tt st mutiny amongst the Russian troop? has taken place. The chief parts of the front aifected are the Onega front, where there were no British Troops, and OR the railway front, where there wm a small detach- ment of British, and where the mutiny did not mature. In the Onega area the mutineers have handed over the front and the toa-n to the enemy. On tire railway front the Bolshevists attacked while our troom were feaking over the line fro-ni the muti- neers, bni were repulsed The mutiny war, due to Bolshevist pro- paganda, and was brought to a head by the realisation that we were withdraw- ing from North Kussia and that the gradual evacuation had already begui. A considerable number of the Russian troops apparently ftecided that then only hope was to go e-rer to the Bolshe- vists.. General Ironside now has the situa- tion In oand, and the fresh British oi- tmteer troops, who are, fortvumtely. upon the spot, are believed to be equal to thfeir dihicult aud perilous task. (The Onega sector of the Archangel front ties west of the port of Archangel, and follows closely the southern shore oi the W hite Sea General Ironside by this route maintaining connection wfth the Murmansk front. The tovn ot Onega, is at the mcuth of the river of the same name. The "ran way front" lies between Onega and Archangel, the advanced post on the railway fceid by the Allies being about 00 miles south east ot Onega. J

PENYGROES PEACE DAY. I Peace celebrations were enthusiastic- ally carried out at Ponvgroes. A public procession, headed by the Penygroes Silver Band, and comprising the dis- charged soldiers ajid sailors, the Council School children, all carrying 1br. and the general public, of whom good num- ber were on horseback, marched through th,&. principal roads. A tea for all 'the inhabitants, supplied partly by the Parish Council and partly from private coUections. was thfea par- taken of, followed hy games azd. SKrtrl for the children. Later in the evening ikadreogez were iI. Hr?re? by some of ths I"al ministers. The Cônul' U'wq.1t.t1Y u,dd in siriging through a programme of music, accompanied by the Penygroes String Band. The whole of the proceedings were carried out on Bryncoed Fields, kindly lent for ttle occasion

> BfRTKS, WARRlftGES, AND DEATHS. jj BlflTHS. • BOOTH.—Dn 23rd Julr at a. long Oais- f ivennt. Swansea to Mr. and 3frs Ho Isnrt Booth a daughter. 26AP!6 t MÄJUUAGES. DJ\ IKS—HAiRBIES:-—A~t "Ebeneier Chsptl. on July 24th. by the Rev W. JarneA, St^fei- i Icy. Ecn cf dM late Mr. D L Dante.s.IId I Mrs,. D?vf?s, Ricbraond-rusMl. $.anM, W? Hay. dargKter & !fr nà Æ. Arthur j j ttarrieB. fit. Selen'e-roa-i. Swaassa. ?A?-2t ? DEATm. —On July 2?rd. ?tc? ?stUn-st'-??. :tfr -? ton? ana rWieLl Ht-ne?. ?:d??- I j ooloTd youh.t "<? «f *s-Ala. *nd grs. 5 I'a,ne. Aj;e 23. funeral 3 o'clock Mon- i (zely,?'IL-meb oritv). ?iA 7 -?S | THU?!?.S.-(? JN3*- 'JSnd. H?nstth b?-?'-ed wife of William Thomas Post Ofete. | f IJangyfe'lttdL Fuaeral Saturdaj-, thxe* J c c}oc?. Bethel &"a.Yeya,rd. GenttMnen only. ]SA, Watm-coed, Pontartf&we, July Slst. 3srab (" Sai btcn'dv.ite of ? Hi:? I?vtes: aec 27. T'ub?c funeral S?t.u'-d?. I four St. Peter's. Torftsrdsve C7- PRJCB.—At bo. H*"?rthorne-KTenue Dpteaa. on Monday the 23 s^ in it. Norma, the o«:y beloted daughter ol Mr and Mrs., D. ,0 aT1 17 rears Knd A iBcatn. fhfnwral en Thursday, at oclot^: burial at bcthoj Chanel. Llketty. 24A7-'i5 RJ £ ES.—Cn the ii-'afc inst. at z-wsncrs, Ivor Jæmøs. Of Glynte4, Vnj*stawe C-y- dach: ased 56 years. Funeral on Friday next. lor Clydacb Churchyard, 3 36 men I only?. 24A7-54 OLTC'I/IFFF.—Mary Selena (relict cf t d- ,A-ard Ctitrliffei, at 14 Bcycyroor-rOajd Swanee-a on teiisday, Juiy sj. i), .■ rerretted. 24-A? S4 THANKS FOR SYMPATHY. REOWN —• Mr." R. Brown sad Family," 6. RryBmill-RN enne, wish t-o thnnk all I tii-ends for thtt kindmwse and systpatftj r sbo?n them jn tbh' recent sad bè\ e. J1'¡nt_: fcr floral tubut?s 27?A-i BROOKKAX.—Mr. Md M?r? Rrott??a.B. '7 Vincent-street, to thank ?h?ip- tqsfny ?nd friends for their ?a?stoy ddrir-s I' their recent sad bejeavenient IN Mfctetit.lAtft. IfllLLiPS.—In loving ffltmery of Jane, the beloved wife of T. Ie Pjiillir-i It C". w«31-street who departed ttie life on 24th July. Ifie. In the midst of life. W c are te -death." Badly missed by her sorrowing husband and son. BIMANUAL.—Tn 11)in memory of T'boa>as i-maniel. 4. Seyborfach-street. who de- parted this life rfuiy 2#th. S:S, d¡7 mi-ssed bJ' his riaughterf. t.»nenny and Margaret son-m-km, and eratidsbildren. How hart it is to part with those W ehold on earth se dear; The beari no Kre-iter trial knowt, So sorrow mere sewe. 2;7Ai.. THOMAf?.—in memory of my dear brother. Simon Thomas, laitt af ike Railway Inn, Tetalyfera. tvtssed away on July Z<tb, 1936 (ion*, tyirt net forgotten.Fondly remembered by Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith <'sister and hrotbor-iri- law) and family, P-ark-roaj, OydacJb.

T\7 REATES BODUMS eic.. fts KiT- ft LRYS the SFKti&??iiT?. io !:11 Desum Oiford-st. Svan?a ?ftet ? n.ia. Tel. 5S1. Oentral. -T AUSXA.NDLK.. JUHK?'?j?. W&'hlS. Bt)Lyu £ Lb, in the LaLoncion Slylfc. 227. Oxfora-giroet TtIJ Centsai TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFI- CATION. -AKlii[}-a .HQUC c-u L.etne, or t?ur?a'e Ü JM?tMt?, ju v.l C? me 1<M?AJ?R et.i'.t-t-s.—- scre^t. xuftfitzCla-stio-i. brM/rxe-stret' tifiioxiMtiw. ..?uav,L, ii.. u«_>i sre &-t«i i.ae<j_ tJei.e- ue-fitt-tei; k -iTI 1.4 1 t 111 IC I couviuor, 1 ;sner.si>iee>, A -j Vi' ASTEI), Briels-loyers tor cfuualsu; Y? A?T'ETi. Bf??tners ?f h-jt?. \o¡ C¡{: k«oo aw-o'juiim^atio:; om jo«.~Apt>i>" ?. ??iiaK fcoa o??, t.?n?-Btit.t;? ?.a?..?, for trat ot-1. <?'< cAi.,i'Mut<?? ? 4. ?K!- r?.?r? < ?? —*i ?.px; complete .L? ??..t?.t? t a? J ^.s. to^u ei?m?ei\ A'?.—c4 t&o..e ??\ ?<.tUtS<?.   <a A i:ù!<{ï>Te'; ?om«? ?- V to clvar. L?t-?e A?o?nn?.t ?? „. c.i i>.ot (joti-uait.. ifccti. J.l.ú.i:m.i.keI' 1jl «v.iiCt ,U. u.u "Jfl' xia^i & i-ud J\l'J¡ s oar t •urciti, t-aiimei: tiiCi»-k t«'iiiit>t.vJi — ,w..». t urhi'sueia &ft? tt<?t,??;?< t .5 j 4?0 ????.- .?.? -?*<*?- ?.it &?r<? tATt? )? ?.?. 1 (-rlll;.t- u..te a 11«;1 1.0. t., :ft:j/j b..l "¡. '(."Hl.I ¡r:Hes i:genl! t..c" I?.\f ¡1\1l1 :&f& i;i-u V.rl-l'iS:;Ú:'¡"l:h¡-H'U8+J t.? t.?. 1. August ana piii SetctaiDer; a ut.»- rw *u«s, •>» j-eeej/tiuft 'roomt- vtci teisphoiK 0 gitmess 1."¡.c.1..J. UOttVil.. ?..<j »OI! M. ?tj,<t-?.?<. ,t'ltÍH!e. Io. -4 j-1'ÜL:\ÍJ,1íi'df:1>1e ruppY-' H' h.-X c?].")<-) -t ?!tp)n tnree days ?tiT t?e sotd —I'laHie*- ?'"e'? fr;er !?'tay. ?6A<M I'OD_ "t BE!f artd Co.. Ltd are c?er:s X weeonu-hai.u P,a:1U" 6. Coliaru a.nd cui- MtwinKtvo aau a..a New t'limos ».v kvrc-t- v.oiiatij ana ColUrri. ana Waten. i-rajuer, s.c., horN -541 t."UHJe:;¡.; vitoi ",f'ter-.l:1" i'i3\, Pianoe by Uit Leattuig JtaKisrs- livu iiu ii'.jjve a. ^-Ot^ifrey 21.n L-xi., ZZ. ht. tlelfen S-rcMui S<vau«(c.. :6.\ A STi'FlClAL Teeth. PJatirum. Goi«. sli- 4. ver Rougiit, any coruition; utteost ami.; irive;3. i'ost pai cej, < ueriJK\. ( beetbair, M AchCoter. SSA.7-30 ?L?'.?TY CcHitic&te? ?S 1?. f??tM) ,<??.< -? ??Q?s:d t? enable u:cn, ''o ?urc?se ??ecd?B??t.—'W.T.Ja.' L<MM:<M '?.? liw, 'K 37?? -£. '(j-i9E:ÜJ¥'(RDLils:3-itC(; £ w, ?a? from ?tmt;:e.. ? iLAax??d Bx L?ays fkuH? Fur. darki gentleman, t'?a?r )jlM? return T? I!h Station or Eric HN !5.. Cartie-»trirr- Svii'i- sc kA7-U v ?__ IOST, an Saturday •between JHoati<e',i- .Å terrace and St. Jame&'i <iardent. Gold Ci37b Bracelet. Reward oti returning to 2'() MrntwUerrtf. vao. Swansea "\7 .!t il;L wsmted. at once for Tailor's Wotiv- IC. Itclifty u learn tiij trade tAoroughly. Wages pa'id to start. -Apply Praroeit, 5; Cicton-vJace, Kwantea. ?SA7-3b *CfEClAL NOTICE.—To whom tt aBaf "'l. O cern^Jjat requires aHytbing.in the A ar of Kovaehold Furniture Cail ikt kltl* A. where yea tnd find tile oeut t.j ot & loom Snites, Far lour Suites. Sidsbosrds. t abinets. Bedrttsads and Sedding. Kifeben and other U-oods too numerous to mention, in this Principality at the Lowest Powlbie Prjcef: tfOttt Factory toO and tbe Lamest i ii fact u rer- in STaiet. Cash or Kasy Terms —Note tb-e Aridrese; Kiit'a. ijo»cr-Mreet, Sv-anaea. 28AT-S# TTXCLB BRBT'^ Fall Chub. Walnut, snd \.) Almond Toffee6 are boa on Sale at hie Tiyford-straet Shóp. Pr».waj Quality Fit and trie Y;t. 7;)0 "• I.'RO UM FaT EMt." T?tt's where t?f S?s? ome from t? ma?e the l,T. Bracd of Vittory PiJtlM. Thev are as iar a* that in front of ail other* Solt Mann faetnrers: Emanut] Thomas and Sob Nia- gara Works. Swansea. 2SA7-24 Qr.COXt)-HAXD Timber fo'S?I? in Croie- 0 MTt?t Yard, back Walters-road Tard W .4_ ? a l,_er 28A7-26 opo-t,. 9 to 6 daily. IBAT-26 j OST, Sunday JU1 ?nth. Tjady"? Speets- li ct. bet-wepn Trewiddfa-rcxtd ar.d Tabejnacl. Finder returning -,am,- will be rewarded.—Lewie, 65. Woodlield-Hxeet Nor- riMon. ■ •; 27A7J8 IEFl1 in Korth Sail at Pontardulais <*> r- J riving- Swansea. Victoria 7.3.5 p.m. Monday. Autograph Albnm Please remm .&-okilltr Oft\"è. ^"IjA RKVAR?—Hott?Ws??At??fc. <viU or any time W-#ro ae?. S?h: 2 or 3 reccption-roomB, 4 to 6 bedroom*. Swaa- "1; Kumbles « r district 2. OfRft. 5TAT-33 1? if.r:- õäiiho- ?Rn? &-sMt?: .xJ. ?? lent -?oadit-k?j? d<n?K 4S a.v.I.: ?285 Apply 8g. Birnymor-foad. Llnnelijs 27A5-24 I* Z ^FFKRFP for 2 or 5 TJnfrimiSbed. u Rooms or Rey of 4-reomed Souse, a nr cart of Swansea.—Writs "GoarfortaW^. Daily Leader. tie,

NOT GUILTY. I Murder Charge Against I Doctor Dio isstfd. Cvnsiderab16 interest was taken in Mr. Justice Avory's court at the Swansea As- sises on Tuesday in the chargs against Jbrry Lyasght Hoops, described as afe-d til, a pbysican and surgeon, of feloniously murdering Winifred Davies, at Cardiff, on the 13th March. A man ot pale, strong, angular face, with ):air turniog grey, pri- ,sopfr pleaded not guilty in a very firm voice.—Mr. Artemus Jones, K.C.. and Mr. Trevor Lloyd prosecuted for the Crown, and Mr. Llewelyn Williams. K.C., and Mr. St. John Francis Williams for the defence. Opening, Nlr. Arit-rntis Jones said pris- oner had for many years tarried on a fraction at Cardiff. Tbe deceased, a w-idew who had two ehildren, lived with her I mother at 161, D&nald-street. Cardiff. The citso for the Crown was that, on the eve of Tuesday. March 11th last, he per- formed an operation on Winifred Da vies for the purpose of procuring abortion, and that in conspqueBce OT that operation the womaa died from injuries two days later NOT GUILTY. Tlie jury retired at <5.45. end after an absence of minutes- found a verdict of not guilt"e.&th being caused through misadventure. 1 The 'accuse*! was accordingly discharged.

SIR fc, HOLPEN. J Dsath of Great Banking 1 < Expert. Sir 'efdward- Boldest, E?Tf.. <I:a!rm?a ,i managing (ih'c<"?f of ?he London Joint City a.nd Mid?s? R;?? djl on Ji?int C:Ity. A.,n(I (in brief illness. The late trllwi-rfl, HopVin-son HQldn. firft. baronet, was URdoubtedly one of the git"tee liainking and financial experts this country ever known. BEGAN AS A JUNIOR CLERK. I Sir Ldward s wRo'? ur? hM f?n entirely devoted to banking and to t?e building up of the ?f/d}Md B?nk nto an enormous and un$urp £ ?<?sabie c<'rpor? enbrmwis and tin Sir Kciward started his life as a junior clrsrk in the nd U-rert), Bank,Shut through dil:gent and studtmis application to work, has risen to th9 hisrhtst pinnacle of financial fame. He says, according to the Boston News Bureau, id an interview. in my early life I etud'ed political economy, logic, then for seven years law. Mr good wife bsl,:ed me it iiiy'istudies I went out of tho bfiik at thret o'clock and caught lse^nres at 4, 5, and g, and had an hour's sch»o"ing at 8 p.m. 1 used to go to bed at 10 o'clock and gei up at 5 o'clock. Now I leavs the bank at 4.30, have two hours' sleep be-for? dinner, and after dinnfr my two reading secretarigis bring me all the points thst they have gathered for ni, during the day. My working secretary also coraes to m. and iay four general managers -sit at the tAb1 end we thrash things out.. HOW HIS STATEMENTS WIRt t prepared: I When I make address you can bf I sure that six men hive gone over Bay statements to see everything is accurate and so clear that any man in the street can understand it. "1 usually retire at 11 0 slesp unti: -eight,"and a-m in the bank aga n at 10 a.m. I am 70 years of Wp, and *m trssniug M^Keniia (formerly Chan-c^liot Eng'and), and four vice-presidents, ao that the hasiness of this bank will he looked afier when I am gone." Sir lid ward's death ha-s come as a great shock to the financial world.

STANDARD SHIPS. I A Cardiff message says Lord Inchcape: is offering for disposal forty new stan- dard ships at prices varying from £ 190,000 to £ 295,000. There is a condition attMhNl that they must not be sold outside the United Kingdom within four years.

Theatre Royal. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. PEACE DAY, JULY 19th, 1919. THB GRAKD MARCH OF ALLIEB HEROES THROUGH THE EMPIRE'S CAPITAL. THE Victorious cfrviN'G kiwim: OF THE GLORirjOS. DEAD. A VIEW FROW TH€ AIR (TAKEN BY PATKE CAMERA MANT, by permission of the Air Ministry). THE VICTORY LEADERS— I MARSHAL FOCH, ABMIRsAL BEATTY and FIELD-MARSHAL ShR OOU€LAS^ HAIG. ".1 THE CO?PR? WERE BOE?!? jj TRIUMPH. J i This will be Included in our '1 First-Class Programme, j

TO-DAY S CRICKET 1 l ARMY v. NAVY. L I j .vM ai Lor&. j ARMY. j Ma?r..Pebtt?om, e ?arc!aT. b 1 Sinclair. < Lieut. A. P. Wilkinon.b Chantell in Lie^t.-GoL Turner, not omt 7 Extras ] Total (for 2 wkte.) Vd MOTTS. v XlJSTHALlANS. » Played at Nottingham. AT7STF A LI AN S.—1 st Inn. C,olli-n, not mit 36 Trennery, b Richieond 9 I T!"y!or.ROt oct. 16 Extras ] I Total (for 1 wkt.) 64 I — 1 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE V.YORKSH4RE I Played At Northampton, I YOEKSHIKE.—1st Inn. I Sntcliffe. e Beasley b Seymour 145 Holmes, b Wells 133 Dehton, b Woolley 1 Kilner. not -out 53 Rhodes, not out W. Ex.t.re.!i 7 Total (for S wkts.) I Innings declared. XORTHAMPTONSHJRE-lst Inn. WooUe1. b Rl1(J 11 I Haywood, h Wa-ddingfon 7 .S'-ymotir, b Waddingtou I) I Holland, e Holmes b Waddington 1 Welis. !bw b Rhodes 6 Willis, h KiiJrer 4 P-hodet 31 Buswe-ll, run out 2 J. Davits, c Dolphin, b Khods 2 Frerman, b Wsddington .Bcesley, not out  f Extras (; )  T6?! -2 ?OHTHAMPTON.-?d tno. j O{l1i!, Ibw.. b Rhodes M b, R  Hey wood, b Rho des 11 C?x, no' cut in j Seymour, not out T) j Extras « j (for 2 wkts.) 51 j 1'0'111 (i'or ''kt-l'.)  LANCASHIRE v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. i Played at Manchester. ,7; LANCAs-HlKL.— 1st Inn. j Makepeace, b Dipper 22 Hallo*s, e Kobmsoc h Bidder 4 J. T. Tyldegk-y, c Rowlandrs b Parker 170 E. Tyldcsley, c Bowles b Dipper Heap, e mjth b ft jftollins, std mith b Dipper W R. TyLdesley, run out 19 .Boddington, not out 31 Keayon, not out 7 ty as 22 1 Total (for 7 wkts.) .1.29 j Innings declared. | GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—2ud Inn. | HuggiRs, e Boddingro-a, b Dean 3 | Rowands. b Cook 7 j Williams, c R. Tyldesky, b Dean 7 Smith, Ibw.. b R. Rylck-cley 1-3 J Robinson, c and b R. Tyld'etVey 11 | Dipper, not 0-,t y-i j b P, 2 Bo??, b R. T'ddesl 2 i IMo&d?or?, not out (I j Extras 2 J Total (for 6 wkts.) W i SUSSEX v. HAMPSHIRE. Plaire<l at Brighton. i HAMPSHIRE.—1st Inn. j Br&wn. ? Cox b nates .m. 39 ] Mei?, c Bkr b Roberts 2 ) HaU. h R?rte ? j M??ad, h Cox 24\ | Tennyson, Rob-erts b Bales ? t N'ewcoiabe. c Roberts b Cox 29 j Hill, b Roberts 32 Jameson, e Relf b Baker 59 I\>ncrdy: std Brown b Roberts 4 j Maftrtenes, run cut. S5 Rvan, not out n Extras 21 T?ta! 207 j Tota I Huggin. b DMn 5 I Dipper, c and b Dean 47 j Rewinds, c J T. Tyldesiey b Heap 7 j Williams, c R. Tyldesiey b Diemn 4 Smith, « R. Tyldesiey b Heap 4 Robinson, b Cook fft Bowks, b Cook 4 t lilotawca-tli. b Cook 13 Barrow, not out 13 Ellis, b Cook 0 Parker, e sad b Cook It Extras 19 Total. li6 SUSSEX—1st Inn. H?!f. nm out 16 Jenner. h Ran 13 Wilson, Ibw b Kennedy 23 I Cozens, c Mead b Ryan 4 Tate, c Maartene* b Hill 47 <:)IH?M). ?w b Hill  o I C?x. btnz. b HiH .i Bron. e b Knny.. 80 Baker, ?o? o?t It Rob?rt?. Ibw.. b*K+Y 7. Extras J1 Tôta1  Ttrta! 2# 'SOMERSETSHIRE v. BERBYSHIRE. I Played at Bath- I DERBPSHIRE.-lst Inn. Total j Total .:t. '112 DERBY.—2nd Intr. Olrwr, b Robsen Can, < and h White >;n Morton, e Daniel, b White 1 Chapman, st. Chidgey, b Robson. ft Maitbouse. b White 1 Beet, c White, b Robeon 13 Wilde, e Hope, b Jtobson 10 Jaefcson, b Itbbsm i5 Revill, Ibw., b'8 1 Horslsy, oat 4 B^wk-k, c Chidgsy, h Robeoti o Extras Total 37 SOMERSET.—2nd Inn. A. D. mpptm, b ft Â. g. Ripi»n, Mt «mt .a Young, b htrirk 1 McBryan. Extras 3 • tt..a1 (for wkte.) W