The Aberdare Leader

MOUNTAIN ASH. YOU'RE BOUND TO WIN THRO in one of Mac's suits. Trade Lnion Tailors and Cutters only em- ployed. MOUNTAIN ASH OFFICER BE- REAVED.—The funeral of Mr. Ed- ward D. Williams, Rock Villa, Cross Keys, took place at Risca Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Deceased is a brother of Lt. Dr. Llewelyn Williams, R.A.M.C., and Medical Officer of Health for Mountain Ash. and a son of the late Roger Williams, Capcoch and Mountain Ash. SMOKING CONCERT. The members of the Workmen's Club and Institute were entertained tp an ex- cellent smoking concert on Thursday evening. Mr. Gwilym Pritchard pre- siding. The artistes were: Messrs. Tom Jenkins. Albert Cliff. Wilfred Stride, David Holly, John Lewis. and accompanist, J. Webber. Coun- cillor Wni. Lamburn gave an address on "Ambulance Work," and Mr Walter Jackson also spoke. SALVATION ARMY. A great rally of Salvation soldiers took place in the Mount last Sunday. The ser- vices were led by the Roath Tempie Silver Band. Cardiff (Bandmaster Taylor). They were assisted by De- | puty Bandmaster Taylor and Mr. Fred Evans. The open-air service in Knight Street was largely attended. The musical festival on Sunday afternoon was presided over by Mr. J. O. Jones. M.E.. who delivered an able address on the great work of the Salvation Army. The night ser- vice took the form of a sketch, en- titled, "The Backslider's Vision" ably given by the Bandmaster, ac- companied by the bana. Solos were given by Mrs. Hatch and Miss Fer- guson, and Band Sergt. Bartlett gave a powerful address on Let hr also go. that we may die with him," St. John xi.. 16. The services closed with the item, Crumbs from the basket." Capt. Robson, Command- ing Officer.

Prepaid Small Advertisements. Inserted at the following specially low rates:— One week. 3 wks. 6 wks. s. d. s. d. s. d. 12 words 0 6 1 •? 20 „ 0 9 1 9 3 CI 28 „ 1 0 2 3 4 0 36 1 3 2 9 » 44 „ 1 6 3 3 6 0 ] These charges apply only to the follow- ing classes of advertisements -Apat-t- ments, Situations (Vacant or Wanted) To Let, Lost or Found, an(i i Miscellaneous Wants. Properties for Slile or Wanted at double above rate. Remittances may be made by Postal Orders or half-penny stamps. If not prepaid extra will be charged. Advertisement and Publishing Oflieeq, 19 Cardiff Street, Abe-rdore. All replies to be called for at the Office. Advertisers who desire to have replies sent to them should forward, stamps. WANTED. INTELLIGENT Boy, about 15, to JL learn the watchmaking and jewellery business.—A. Lea., Aberdare. AMBITIOUS Women, Girls and A Youths wanted immediately to train as Clerks, Shorthand-Typists. Book-keepers and Secretaries Quick inexpensive home training. Good posi- tions waiting when qualified. For free illustrated booklet describing these and many other openings, apply the Regis- trar, International Correspondence Schools, 269 Kingsway, W.C.. or Local I.C.S. Manager, 17 Belle Vue, Treforest. LADY or Gentleman required for Collecting Insurance Book. Splendid opportunity. Character must bear strict investigation. Apply by letter, T., "Leader" Office APARTMENTS for young couple. Abernant Road preferred. State accommodation and terms.—Apply, 5L, "Leader" Office. STRONG, staid person for general work. Good wages to suitable person. Sleep out.—■Watkin.s, padlys Restaurant. GOOD General. — Apply. Miss Howells, Greenhill, Aberaman. General, about 15 or ie.—Ap- ply Mrs. Parker, Prince of Wales. Abercwmboi. THE Denture Institute Ltd. (arti- ficial teeth makers) require cap- able canvassers for Aberdare. Either sex. Salary and commission—good prospects.—Apply. 5 High Street, Mer- thvr. LADY Clerk for Office in Aberdare. Good writer and used to type- writer.—Apply, 7A "Leader" Office. STRONG General, no cooking; good home. — Apply, D, "Leader" Office. WANTED a strong girl for bottling stores; also sharp lad for shop.— T. Lloyd, Commercial St., Aberdare. YOUNG Man as Haulier Ineligible for Army preferred.—Apply, Wil- liams and Co., 2 Cardiff St., Aberdare. SMALL House on rent in Aberdare. £ 1 offered for key.—Apply by letter, House, "Leader" Office. FOR SALE. GROCER'S Cart and Cobuvg Van, in good condition. Reason for selling—bought new motor van.—Apply, D. M. Powell, Park Bakery, Aherdare. AMERICAN Organ. Cheap. In good condition. Can be seen at 20 Trevor Street, Aberdare. American Roll-Top Desk and A Safe. Also horse, cart and harness. Cheap. Owner grouped.— Apply, F.A.B. "Leader" Office. POMS.—Adults or puppies, cheap.— P Watkins, Liberal Club, Aberdare. FULL-size Billiard Table for Sale; splendid condition; Wrights makers.—Watkins, Liberal Ciub, Aber- dare. GOOD sound 4-wheel wagon. Cheap. Suit oilman.—Apply, D Jenkins, Pavilion, Mountain Ash. BILLY Goat and Nanny for Sale. — Apply, Jenkins, Pavilion, Mountain Ash. (BOLLARD & COLLARD Overstrung J Piano, Rosewood Case, Returned from Concert Hire. Cash Bargain, JE34. 10 years warranty.—Harmston's Music Stores, Aberdare. FINEST Laying Strains. — White Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Buff Orpingtons. Eggs from 4s. Un- fertiles replaced. Chicks from 8s Broody hens.—Da vies, Fruiterer. Jubi- lee Road, Aberaman. HEARSES, Coaches and Sheliberes —several at reduced prices, and second-hand P,40, equal to new Chsh 3r special terms. Photos and particu- lars free.-Marston's, Hearse Works, 24 Bradford Street, Birmingham. MISCELLANEOUS. A WONDERFUL Egg Mak~: i.> Ka rs- lV wood Complete Poultry Meal Sussex Ground) as many customers estifv. Used by Sussex experts. 9Ad. lag supplies 16 hens week John )av, es, Corn Merchant-, D' < Street, iberdare. A CTUAL test proves that ivarswood fjL Poultry Spice, containing ground asects, produces double the eggs from he very same food. Packets I'd., od., i.John Davies, Corn Merchant. Duke treet, Aberdare. ~1HICKENS thrive amazingly, lay- J ing 2-oz. eggs at 6 mont 1; old on arswood Chicken Powder, containing •ound insects, but no irritant what- er. Packets 2d., 6d., i>.—lohn avies, Corn Merchant, ^uke- Street, >erdare. f FINE & CO., 18b Whkcombe Street, Aberdare, are buying d filing Second-hand Furniture. F vou are handicapped through de- pleted staff due to war conditions, can help you. Typewriting, Dupli- dng, General Office Routine. Best rk lowest charges. Trial solicited. -,ictpst confidence. Letters, 73, ea(ier," Aberdare. _0 j PROPERTIES FOR SALE. fOS. 37 and 38 Meirion Street, Tre- I cynon.—For full particulars ap- t,, W. Thomas. Solicitor, Station St., ?rdare. rBEEYVILLE. 5 Tudor Aveuue. Hirwain. Two reception rooms, -hen, scullery, pantry, and four rooms. All modern conveniences.— ly. Miss E. Aubrey, 6 Tndor Avenue. W':1in. HAGGARS CINEMA w MOUNTAIN ASH. rhursday, Friday & Saturday MAY 4th, 5th and 6th. Walter Melville's great Lyceum Melo drama, in 5 acts, entitled— THE SHOP- SOILED GIRL. Monday Next, May 8 Another great Melville success— The Girl Who Took the Wrong a Turning Crand Theatre, ABERAMAN. The Premier Theatre in the Valley. General Manager ARTHUR NORTON Twice Nightly, 6.45 & 8.45. Expensive Engagement of the Creat Illusionist and Escape Marvel, THE Great Handko Introducing a Series of Baffling Mysteries. SEE HANDKO Escape from a Model of a Genuine Police Cell, The German Transport Chains, The Australian Manacles, The Lunatic and Skeleton Straight Jacket. THE 2 LE ROYS Australian Harmonising Vocalists. PICTURES FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY: THE NIGHT STAND 4 (Keystone Comedy) BRIGHT CIRCUMSTANCES Special Engagement of Mr. Fred Wilson and his No. 1 London Co., presenting the sketch of the moment, entitled The Love Child By Corporal McNevin, 3rd Welsh Regt. Written on the Miners' Question, Capital and Labour, Master and Man. Mr. Fred Wilson as the Miner. I PICTURES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MABEL and FATTY (Keystone Comedy). 1 Wallpapers & Love j ETC. I Riche & Walker The World's Greatest and Fastest Dancers in Vaudeville. The World's Sensation, LITTLE imvnlARY The Star of Lilliputians, in her Original Serpentine, Globe and Wire-Walking A.ct. Beautiful in Appearance, Perfect Physique. Age 22. Weight. 45 lbs. Height. 41 inches. Popular Prices: I Pit, i Gallery, ¡Pit Stalls; Stalls;Circle 2d. 3d. 4d. 6d. 9d. Bank j Bank Bank |Bank Bank Holiday (Holiday Holiday jHol'y Hol'y 3d. I 4d, 6d. j 9d. Is. j T I RMPIRE MOUNTAIN ASH. Resident Planager EDPIOHD PERRY. 6.15 TWICE NIGHTLY. 8.15 MONDAY, MAY 8th, and during the week. G. CARLTON WALLACE'S world-famous production. A New and Startling up-to-date Play, entitled: The Eqemy iq Our Midst By G. Carlton Wallace, author of "Apple of Eden," The Village Blacksnteth," &c. The Drama that caused a furore in London. Powerful London caste including Lord Northwood, of the Admiralty. Mr. John Parker. Henry Carstone, of the Transport Dept Mr. Fredk. Scarth. Basil Stanhope Mr. G. Carlton Wallace. Major Thurston Mr. Chas. M. Julian. Hermann Klost, a "Naturalized" Englishman Mr. Norman A. Overton. Freidrich Baumer Mr. Chas. Mervyn. Reverend Arthur Kingsley Mr. William Tarbert. Peter Streaker Mr. Billie Owen. Mrs. Sergeant Barnes .Miss Anna Beaumont. Ralph Morton, of Scotland Yard Mr. Frank Halstead. Mrs. Stanhope. German Stepmother of Basil Miss Lydia Mannington. Peggy Piper Miss Phyllis Evelyn. Elise Carstone Miss Evelyn Carleton. Scene 1: The Garden, Royston Towers.—The "Naturalized" English-! man and the Unregistered German Steo- mother. The Plot to Torpedo the Tran- sports. Scene 2: A Country Lane.—The Man who had never Kissed a Girl. Scene 3: Henry Carstone's Study.— The Course of True Love never did run smooth. The Lovers Parted. The Orders for Transport of the Troops. Capture of the Transport Manager. Scene 4: Henry Carstone's Study.— (Two Days Later). The Attack on the Troopship. The innocent accused. Suicide rather than face Gourt-Martial. Scene 5: Room at Royston Towers.— The Stepmother's Fear of Enquiry. She fools her great-hearted English Stepson. Scene 6: The Garden, Royston Towers —Should a Man bring an y Action for Breach of Promise? The New Recruit. The Warrant for Arrest. Escape by joining the Army. Scene 7: The Garden, Royston Towers (Six Months Later). A Lesson in German Kultur. The Young Wife turns the Stepmother Out. Scene 8 A Street.—The Plot against a Woman's Honour. Scene 9: Elise's Bedroom.—The Ger- man Mistakes his Room. Foiled by a. Woman. The Telegram. 11 Killed in Action." The Wife's Prayer Answered. Scene 10: A Country Lane.—How Peter won the Battle of Neuve Chapelle. Scene 11: The Garden Royston Towers. The Great Zeppelin Raid. The Signals. British Guns and Biplane ver- sus German Zeppelin. -< SPECIAL NOTICE. THE OFFICIAL WAR FILMS Will be shown all the week. Next week Grand Variety and Official Wall Films, PRICES OF ADMISSION: 3D. 4 D. 6 D. C) D. HOLIDAYS 4d. 6d. 9d. 1/ TO LET. HOME from home, suit one or two respectable young ladies or gentlemen. H. and c. bath. Terms moderate.—Apply, T.D.G., 'Leader' Office. SITTING Room and one or two bed- rooms, suitable for gentlemen or lady friends.—Apply, R.S.P., "Leader" Office. FOUR Rooms, lately occupied by Mr. MacCormack Dentist. — Apply, 2 Cardiff Street, Aberdare. LOCK-UP Shop in Duke Street, Aberdare.—Apply, D. Dando. TWO front unfurnished rooms. Good locality. Quiet respectable couple without children preferred.—Ap- ply, A.W., "Leader" Office. GADLYS Road—House and UU Shop; low rental.—Apply, Gold- stone, 67 Gadlys Road. New Theatre MOUNTAIN ASH. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE GREAT J. W. TURNER ENGLISH OPERA CO. This night, Thursday, May 4th, Verdi's Opera in Four Acts, RICOLETTO. Friday, May 5th, Balfe's Opera BOHEMIAN GIRL. Saturday, May 6th, Wallace's Optri, MARITANA. A further progression of EXPLOITS of ELAINE Will also be shown. ■i PRICES OF ADMISSION: 2S., 1s. 6d., is., 6d. Early Doors (6.30 p.m.) 3d. extra. Ordinary Doors, 7 p.m. Commence 7.30.. Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, May 8th, 9th aud 10th, The Great Pathe Gold Rooster Play VIA WIRELESS And a crowd of Photo-Dramas and Comedies. Times and Prices as nsual. 1

BIRTHS, DEATHS aqd f4ARRlAGES BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND IN MEMORIAM NOTICES Are charged at the minimum rate of 1/6 for 30 words, and sixpence for each additional ten words or part of ten words, and must be prepaid. Lists of wreaths and wedding pres- ents are charged at the minimum rate of Is. 6d. for one inch and Is. for each additional inch. MARItfAGE. EVANS—REES.—On April 24th, at Trinity Chapel, ASerdare, by the Rev. J. Lewis Jenkins, William Evans. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Evans, 1 Bryn Terrace, Cwmdare, to Margaret Mary Rees, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rees, LWyn Onn. Aberaman. KILLED IN ACTION. GRIFK.—Archibald James, the oniv surviving son of Mrs. Grier, Rush- brook, Mountain Ash, who fell in his country's service April 24, 1916. Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends." ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. LEWIS.—-Mr. J. Lewis and family, 5 i,an^ Aberdare, beg to sincerely thank the kind friends who sent them letters of sympathy, floral tri- butes, and rendered assistance during their recent sad bereavement. JONES.-Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, 14 Mountain Road, Cwmaman, desire to thank all friends for their numerous messages of sympathy; also for large number of floral tributes received in their recent sad bereavement. JAMES.-Mr. and Mrs. David James, 118 iforchaman Road, Cwmaman, wish to thank their numerous friends who have expressed sympathy with them in their recent sad bereavement. THOMAS. Mr. Ben Thomas, Lletty Arthur, Austin Street, Mountain Ash, and relatives, de- sire to sincerely thank all kind friends who remembered them with messages of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent be reavement. IX MEMORIAM. WILLTAMS.—In loving memory of Pte. Joseph Williams, late of 13 Church Street, Penrhiwceiber, killed in action May 5th, 1915. Your mother and your brothers, Sisters, friends and all, ] Ihey will now be broken-hearted When they cannot hear you call. —Sadly missed by his mother, sisters and brothers. LEWIS.—In memory of Richard Lewis, of Fairfield, Aberdare, who died May 4, 1909. Remembered by his daughter and family. I JOX ES. --In loving memory of John I Jones, passenger driver" T.V.R., beloved husband of Jessie Jones, Golden Lion (late 23 Tanyb"yn Street. Aberdare), who died on May 1st, 1914. To-day recalls sad memories. Wife and children. V

] Local Irish Loyal. LETTER TO MR. REDMOND. The following letter has been sent to Mr. John Redmond, M.P. "Sir,-At a meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians (Division 729 Aber- dare), held at the Roman Catholic Guild Rooms, Aberdare, on Sunday, the 30th April, the following resolution was un- animously carried: That we, the members of the above Division view with horror and indigna- tion the recent rebellious happenings in Ireland, which we are convinced is the result of German intrigue, and beg to assure you of our fullest confidence in your wise leadership of the Irish Nationalist Party, and our sincere loyalty to King and country. President, D. Barry; vice-president, J. Bollard; secretary J, F. Groom- bridge." The secretary has received an ac- knowledgment from Mr. Redmond.

Presentation at Newtown. A large number of friends gathered together at Newtown Schools, Mountain Ash, on Friday evening for the purpose of honouring' Mr. Joseph Perry and Miss Olive Beacham. Mr. T. Gwatkin presided, and in the course of his re- marks mentioned the splendid services rendered to St. Dyfrig's Church Choir. For 14 years he had been the conductor. and had been a chorister since its in- ception. Miss Beacham had also ren- dered valuable help in the ladies' sec- tion of the choir for several years. A beautiful eight-day marble clock was handed to Mr. Perry by Mrs. Jefferies. A biscuit barrel and a case of fish knives and forks were handed to Miss Beacham respectively by Mr. Archer and Mrs. Notley. Each of the presents was inscribed, "Presented by friends of St. Dyfrig's." Several congratulatory speeches were made, and Miss Beacham and Mr. Perry made suitable acknowledgments. The musical programme was contri- buted to by Miss Beatrice Bartlett and Messrs. Ellery, Watkins, and Archer. The collectors for the presents were: Mrs. (P.S.) Barnes, Miss Jennie Davies, Miss Gertie Davies, and Mr. T. Gwatkin. j

Abercwmboi Jottings. BY PASSER-BY. I was asked the other day who is re- sponsible for naming the new streets in the place. I know of a row of houses in the Garden City that has been tenanted for over two months. But there is no name to the street yet. Under the National Registration Act one is liable to a fine of JS5 if a change of address is not reported within a cer- I tain period to the authorities. But in this case people have gone to a nameless street to live. They all want coal, etc., but cannot order any because they have a local habitation but no names. On one occasion the poor carter had the time of his life trying to find a certain house. He spent a whole day at the job. Some are bitterly complaining because that House of Lords in Sweet 'Berdare has discontinued the railless cars, the one and only boon ever given to us by that body.

Haggar's Mountain Ash. NEXT WEEK: "THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING." Mr. Richards, in preparing his pro- gramme at the Palace, always insists on having something different from any- body else's in it. Visitors can always rely on seeing something new. This Thurs- day, Friday, and Saturday he is screen- ing that remarkably-named film, "The ¡ Shop-soiled Girl." Right out of the common way it shows to all the I temptations and lures of the shop-girl. It was first prodiieed by Mr. Walter j Melville at the Lyceum Theatre, Lon- j do 11, and ran for hundreds of nights. It is sure to please, and Mr. Richards confidently recommends it to his patrons. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week he is producing another adaptation of a Melville melodrama. "The girl who took the wrong turning has been seen in the Mount in dramatised form, but the picturisation is much clearer and gives infinitely more detail. I It teaches many lessons and points many morals. A strong programme of I comedy, drama and comic will also be I shown.

FOR ALL KINDS OF ARMY AND RAILWAY CLOTHING Call at Army & Railway Stores, 15 Cardiff Road, Aberdare (Opposite Full Moon). Army Boots a speciality. i\.B.— Second-hand Clothing Bought and Sold.

Aberdare Tribunal. A meeting of the above was held n Tuesday evening, Mr. Charles enshole. High Constable, presid 19. A bread baker, employed by Mr. lorgan Isaac, grocer, Aberdare, was xempted fpr six months. Mason, employed by Messrs. John lorgan and Son, Ltd., refused. Aberdare ironmonger's haulier. applied on domestic grounds, having leen ill and was the sole support of widowed mother. Postponed 6 nonths. Assistant colliery cashier, P.D. \.beraman Colliery, sole support (f vidowed mother, postponed six nonths Clerk to Aberdare accountant Appealed on conscientious grounds. Postponed for one month. Brewers' haulier, Aberdare, only L8 years of age, postponed 4 months. Managing partner in pawnbroking and general business, postponed 4 months. Yeast salesman. Gadlys, rejected' by the medical authorities as unfit. The following employees of the Cwmbach Co-operative Society ap- pealed: Aberdare man, managing a branch shop. applied on personal grounds, refused. Godreaman man employed as grocers' warehouseman. refused. Colliery pay clerk. Pontwalby. Glyn Neath, postponed one month. Rate collectors' assistant, post- poned till Nov. 2nd. Ledger clerk and wages pay clerk. employed by Aberdare Council, postponed 6 months. Deputy accountant, Aberdare Council, postponed one month. Godreaman cellist, employed at R. E. Jones' Cafe, Cardiff, pleaded defective eyesight, and added that he maintained his mother. Total exemption. Clerk in employ of G.W.R., Aber- dare, refused. Motorman (Abernant) employed by Aberdare Council, postponed tll July 2nd. Motorman and acting inspector, employed by Council, postponei till July 2nd. Motorman employed by. Councl I, refused.—Mr. A. J. Abraham, gen eral manager of the Electric Works and Tramways, applied in each of the three last cases. Coal haulier, employed by the Cwmaman Coal Co., in starred oc- cupation. Manager and buyer to Messrs. 1. H. Powell and Son, Aberaman, post- poned five months. The Aberdare Co-operative Socie- ty applied on behalf of the following employees: General manager, Aber- dare, postponed 5 months. Fore- man bottmaker, Aberdare Branch, refused. Bread baker, Aberdare postponed 4 months. Another bread baker, postponed 3 months, and another baker postponed one month. Assistant in heavy drapery depart- ment, refused. Manager Gadlys Branch, postponed 5 months. Fore- man in boot and shoe department, Aberdare. postponed 5 months. Foreman butchery department, 5 months. Foreman in gents mercer and tailoring department, 5 months. Ostler and stableman, 3 months. Abernant hairdressers' assistant, adjourned till June 30th

TheWar. Home from the Front. Capt. R. D. Williams, Caecoed, Aberdare, of the 13th Welsh Regt., arrived home on Monday from the Front. His regiment left for France about six months ago, and this is Capt. Williams' first visit home since then. He looks well, and returns to his regiment next week.

Diwrnod Mawr yng Nghilfynydd. (O'r Darian. Dydd Mercher, Ebrill 26am oedd' hwn. a Mr. J. Victor Evans yn dyfod L i'w oed. Nid oes angen hysbysu neb o honoch tua Swyddfa y "Darian" pwy ydyw y gwron y mynnai'r lIe ei anrhyd- eddu, oherwydd un o blant Aberdar ydyw. Yno y ganwyd. y magwyd ac yr adflysgwyd ef, hyd nes y cafodd fyned- iad i mewn i Goleg Crist yn Aberhon- ddu. Ar ol treulio rhyw bum mlynedd yno yn yfed gwybodaeth mor naturiol ag yr yfai awyr iachus gwlad Brychau, daeth allan oddiyno ar ol llwyddo i ennill llawer gwobr ac ysgoloriaeth. Gan benderfynu myned rhagddo gyda'i efrydiaeth llwyddodd i fyned i mewn yn mis Medi diweddaf i Goleg St. John yn Rhydychain, ac fel y deallwn efe oedd yr aelod diweddaf a dderbyniwyd i mewn i Gymdeithas Dafydd ap Gwilym gan ein diweddar gyd-wladwr Syr John Rhys. Ac yno y bu yn ym- baratoi ar gyfer y Gyfraith, hyd nes iddo deimlo mai ei ddyledswydd oedd ymwadu ag ef ei hun ac uno a Byddin y Brenin i amddiffin ei wlad yn wyneb ymosodiad creulawn a barbaraidd y Germaniaid. Mab ydyw Mr. Victor Evans i H. H. Evans, Ysw., M.E., Prif Oruchwylwr Glofa Cilfynydd yn awr er's rhai blynyddau, ac nid oes eisieu ond enwi Mr. Evans y mae ef yn ddigon adnabyddus i filoedd o ddarllenwyr y Darian," nid yn unig fel swyddog glofaol, ond hefyd fel lienor o radd uchel, ac fel darlithydd rhagorol. Deall- wn fod y tad wedi bod yn edrych ymlaen am gyfnod o amser yn awyddus am weled y dydd hwn, ac efe a'i gwel- odd, ond ni ddaeth i'w feddwl erioed y cawsai weled trigolion Cilfynydd fel un. gwr yn troi allan i roddi y fath groeso- pendefigaidd i'w fab. Yr oedd y croesc* y fath na bu ei gyffelyb erioed yn y lie hwn. Yr oedd y banerafi yn chwyfio yn yr awyr yn ddirif ac arnynt yn argraff- edig ymadroddion pwrpasol i'r am- gylchiad. Nid rhyfedd fod dynion yn llawenhau pan yr oedd natur ei hun yn rhoddi pob cymorth i lawenhau—y tywydd yn bopeth ellid ei ddymuno. Yr oedd Neuadd y Gweithwyr wedi ei harddu ar gyfer yr amgylchiad, gan fod Mr. Evans wedi arfaethu rhoddi gwledd i drigolion y lie—yn enwedig i bawb o'r tlodion a phlant a pherthynasau pawb- o'r milwyr sydd wedi ymuno a'r Fyddin o Lofa Cilfynydd, ac yr oedd nifer y rhai a gymerasant ran yn y wiedd ymhelf dros fil a chafodd pawb eu llwyr ddi- wallu. Yr oedd yno 17eg o fyrddau Ar ol gorffen trefnodd y Parch. R. 1 J. Phillips i gael cyfarfod o natur arall j ü yr hwyr. Cymerwyd y gadair °a!l v Cynghorwr T. B. Evans, boneddwv sydd yn medru llywyddu gyda'r dehe i- rwydd mwyaf, ac un sydd a'i holl egnv- o blaid pob mudiad daionus. a siacad- odd y noson hon yn bwrpasol iawn, gan roddi cyweirnod rhagorol i'r cyfarfod. Canodd Mr. D. H. Jones amryw benill- ion i'r amgylchiad. Yna cyflwynodd Mrs. Dr. Gauntlett, ar ran y chwiorydd fu yn darparu crysau, etc., i'r milwyr. dressing case hardd iawn i Mr J. Victor Evans. Unawd gan Miss S. A. Evans a'r benillion a wnaed ar gyfer y dydd. Yna ar ran Gymdeithas Ddramayddol y lie, cvflwynodd Messrs. T. Kemp, J. H. Jones, a David Evans, writing case. llyfr, inkstand a silver fountain pen. Yn nesaf adroddodd un na chawsom ei enw. Cyflwynodd Mr. Wra. Smith. ysgritennydd Cwmm yr Albion, marble- clock hardd a drudfawr ar ran swydd- ogion Glofa yr Albion, a Mr. Rowlands (manager) hefyd yn dweyd gair- Cyf- lwynodd Mr. John Howells ar ran y Parti Gwrywaidd, Cilfynydd, dressing case hardd. Yna cododd arwr y cyfav fod, sef Mr. J. Victor Evans. ac yn ei ffordd hamddenol a diymhongar ei huir deehreuodd siarad. Gwir nad oedd y dyrfa yn uchel eu disgwyliadau oddi- wrtho ef, oherwydd ei ieuenctyd, ond siomwyd y gynulleidfa i'r fath raddau, nes oeddynt yn barod i ofvn, Beth fydd y bachgen hwn?" gan ei fod yi? medru parablu mor rhwydd a rhydd. Uwch uwch, uwchach yr el. Dringed i Gadair Angel. Ar ol ychydig eiriau gwir amserol ga.D Mr. Evans, gan gyfeirio at y dydd dis- gwyliedig hwn oedd bellach ar derfynu, dymunai o galon ddiolch yn gynnes i bawb am eu cynorthwy i wneud yr oil yn llwyddiant o'r dechreu hyd y diwedd. Ar ol i Mr. H. H. Evans gynnig pleid- lais o ddiolchgarwch, ac i Mr. J. Victor Evans eilio hynny i'r cadeirydd, terfyn- wyd y cyfarfod drwy ganu yr Anthem Genedlaethol. Canwyd ar yr offeryn gan Miss S. E. Phillips, L.R.A.M.,