The Cambria Daily Leader

SWANSEA EAST to- MR. T- J. WILLIAMS AS LIBERAL- LABOUR CANDIDATE  The first meetin, in connection with the Swansea East Liberal and Labour As- sociation, which r.aeheM at the Liber.il Club, Swansea, on Saturday, was a COlll- plete success. The executive meeting, which was hold prior to the council meet- ing of the Association, was presided over by Councillor G. Hill, St. Thomas, and among other matters under discussion was the recommendaton tor adoption by the meeting of a candidate for the new I (livif-ion. The executive, upon the motion, ni Mr. M. E. Rees, Pentre- I cl:wýih, and e-econded by Mr. J. E. Gothin, Landore, unanimously decided t;), submit the name of Mr. T. J. Williams, J the prtwemt. eittiDg member for Swansea Dif-irict I Mr. D. Harris, J.P., Mofriston, presided over a later meeting- MR. T. J. WILLIAMS ADOPTED. J Mr. W. T. Morris (secretary), read the j minutes of previous gatherings, which I w ere adopted. Upon the suggestion of Uie chairman Mr. Will;ams was tele- I phoned the rM?iIt, and in about 40 min- j utc« bc and Mrs. WiUiam.s appeared the, gtttberinl. and- were repeatedly j cheered-. Mr. Williams thanked them very much for the honour of having been adopted d51 a candidate for the new division. During his term of office as member *ior the Dis- trict he had done his level best. Duties of mem-beis of Parliament to-day, said Mr. Williams, were different to what they were in pre-war days, and he had verv often to work as much as 12 and 11 hours per day. Although coming to prac- tically a new division he would be sorry to purt with old associations, yet he was known to practically everyone in the Swansea Eact constituency. Heferrin to the Prime Minister, the speaker said tbat Mr.j Lloyd George was in. these time's holding the future of our generations in the hollow of his hands. Sacrifices were great, but victory would be ours. TRIBUTE TO THE PREMIER. I The following resolutions were passed, the first of which was submitted by the j chairman TTiat ni.e membpris of the I Swansea Hast Liberal and Labour Asso- dation place on record their great and Mccere appr?-i&t.Mn of the ma.Rnifiœnt serri"ce« the Prime Minister has rendered and is rendering to the British Empire in tliA terrible crisis through which we are passing, and' pledge themselves to do all that rifs in their power to support izim in his most difficult undertaking." $\\ÍAN$EA-p's ;{HANKED. Pressed by the Rev. Penar GriffiHls 11 1hfit the members of the Swansea East Division Liberal and Labour Association express their siucero thanks ^nd entire i-atisfaction with the action taken by the members of Parliament ior Swunsea and for Swansea District, lit. Hon. Sir Alfred Mond, Bart., and Mr. Thoe. J. Williams, in supporting the Prime Minister and his collcag-ucs in the Government against the recent ati-ack which jnas made on them in the Houpo of Commons/' The -td(led us vice-presidents: Sff. Thomas, Mrs. J. Seldon; Hafod. the Rev.^D. Pryso Wil- liams; Treboeth, tho Rev. Peter Jones. Upon the proposition of Mr. J. Mathews, ami seconded bv Mr. W. Clement, a vote of thanks was uc-cctded to the chairman. NEATH AND PONTARDAWE. I A msctins of the Labour section in the new Xeath and Pontardawe Parliamen- tary constituency was held at the Elysium Swansea, on Saturday, to consider the nominations of candidates. Since the previous meeting, two additional names, it xaa ro{>oi:fced; hMl b€«o to the list, which now is as follows:—Mr. Ivor Gwvnne, J8 nominations; the Rev. Her- bert Morgan, fi; the Rev. Rhondda Wil- liams, 1; Mr: W. Gurrier. 1; Mr. Johnny ■James, 1; Mr. D. DI. Davies. 1.—The dele- gates decided that the selection be made through a ballot vote, and that nomina- tions be invited up to and including the 29th inst.

WORKS MANAGER. I Delhof Mr. Wm. Morris. J 1, Britonferryv I I. W 1 The death took place at his residence, Middleton Villas, Britonferry, on Satur- day afternoon, of Mr. William Morris, managing director of the Baglan Bay Tin plate Co., Ltd., after an illness of only three days, at the age of 58 years. De- cease, I was one of the foremost gentlemen hi the tinplate trade in South Wales, and will be missed by a large circle of friends. He came to Britonferry from Carmarthen- shire. to, i-tart as office boy. at the old t 'tWb age of -?3 veirs, Vernon years, aNd at tho age of 20 he was the manager. He then formed the prc-c-ent Bagltn Bay Co., and has been managing director and secretary since its cinception. Be .was also one of the promoters of the Albion Steel Co., Britonferry, and for so-me time a as Chairman' of directors. He was o ne. o; the foulldets of the Tinplate Con- ci-liation -Board,' ahd .foi'mai)'y years acted as honorary eecretayy. The deceased was up to the time of his death on the Execu- tive Committee, and was well known for bis broad views of labour. He was an il old member of the British Iron. and Steel Institute, and alsp the South NYales In- sti,tute of Engineers. 2 Mr. Mortis. W33 a..very prominent Xon- | conformist^ and.. actod as, secretary t') Betheed^- Welsh Congregational 'Cluvrch for about 33 years, and was also a deacon, and acted as chairman of- the quarterly meeting of the denomination. He was president of the local Free Church Coun- cil. a member of the local Tribunal, local secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society and the London Missionary So- ciety. His death will be a great loss to the town and district. He leaves a widow and three sons—Mr. Elwyn Morris, en- j gineer at Pontypridd; Lieutenant Mvr- dd-in Morris, on service in France; and Mr. Brynmor Morris, just home on sick leave from France. He was a brother of Mr. John Morris, the well-knoyn draper, >f Britonferry. The funeral takes place an Thursday.

During the last half-year 605 vagrants wero relieved in C three counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, an Pembroke, as compared with 1,718 for the corresponding period last year. a reduction of 1,113. The tramp variety will soon become extinct at this rate of decrease.

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HAVERFORDWEST. In iew of tho surplus of butter in the distrit, Haverfordwest Boroug'h Food t Borough Food Comnttee are appealing to the Food Con- tmll( to allow 8 oz. of butter per head per wk in the Haverfordwest borough. Th Mayor (Mr. G. H. Llewellin) pre- sirletat a meeting of the Haverfordwest Bcrogh Food Committee, at which the in- speor reported that the licences of a certin public-house had been selling 4d. bee at 6d. He saw the cask, and found tba the beer was marked at 4td. a pint. Th<divisional impctor from Cardiff re- pocd a tiiiiiilar illegal sale at another hOlo, and it was decided to issue a warn- in?n both (39sos. !e-ut. Pe?Nc?, s'on of ^rgt.iMajc^ P<rce. Ra.?erfor,?wesr. has 'be?n promo- ? t? to the tank of major. J

I SWANSEA. I Spcial services were held at Dany- graig Congregational Chapcd oil. Sunday. A musical service was held in the after- noon, at which the following took part: Misses Olive Dando, Hattie Parnell, and Beatty Jackson and Master Cecil Dalby. The choir also rendered anthems. The Rev. E. 0. Evans W¡:s in the pulpit in the afternoon and the Rev. W. James in I the eYeniD.

[ AMMANFORD. Tom Harnps, lirydail-lane, Amman- ford, met with an accident at the Thy- dail Colliery, where he was engaged as a motor driver. While oiling the machinery his left arm became entangled, and he sustained a compound fracture.

CARMARTHEN.* Lieut. Win, Frank de Rolante Davies, Welsh Regiment, who has been men- tioned in General Allenby's dispatch for distinguished service in Palestine, is a son of Mr. Jas. Davies, J.P., and Mrs. Davies. Ucheldir, Carmarthen, and is a barrister on the South Wales circuit. He served in Gallipoli. I

YSTALYFERA. I An interesting engagement is an- nounced between Miss Biodven Charles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Thomas Charles, shipwright, of Haldon, Llanelly, to )11-. Elvet Oscar Jones, F.V.C.M. (Lortl.), only son of Mr. an.d Mrs. Fred Jones, Volgani House, l'stalyfera.

SKEWEN. I In addition to the efforts at Skew-en in connection with the National Eisteddfod Clio r, a good start has now been mnde in the Welsh Churches with the Cymanfa Ganu programme. The village has long been known for the- excellence c, iti con- gregational singing, and the combined c hoirs should be a fine asset for the National Cymanfa.

NEATH. I -lie J-iiynn Giee tarty, itiaesteg, paia their first x-isit to the Neath and District War Hospital on Saturday, entertaining the skk and wounded Tommies with a capital musical programme, which was thoroughly appreciated. The party ren- dered several choruses, the following soloists also taking part: Miss Dorothy Richards (Britonferry), Miss Ceinwen Morris. Miss Annie Phillips, Messrs. Tom Petty 'and Emlyn Burns. Mr. J. Jones presided. ————

BRITONFERRY. The funeral of tho late Mr. William T. Collins, of Grove Villas, Britonferry, took place at Ynysmaerdy Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, and was largely attended. A large contingent of the employes of the Great Western Railway, with whom the late gentleman worked fcr many years, were present, and the C-,)- I was eovorni witu inidy beautiful wreaths, etc. Two of the scras of deceased who were in Iranco managed to get leave and were present, but another son who is also in France was unable to get across. The Eev. Frank Joshua officiated.

H GWAUN-CAE-GURWEM. I Jlr. Morgan lilCKS. Cu f wen-street. Gwaun-cae-Gurwen, has received news from his son, Samuel Morgan Hicks, who is with the Navy and has been stationed for some time in the nortla of Scotland, that he has been promoted from ad- miral's clerk to writer. He was previous to enlisting engaged at the G.C.G. Colliery Offices. Mr. Dd. Davies (Davish), Gron-road, G»waun-cae-Gurv.-cn, v was seriously in- jured 4 the CwmgoVse Colliery on Sat- tirday. Ho fractured a number of ribs and was badly bruised on the legs.

SOLVA. Staff-paymaster H. P. Williams, K.N., son of Mr. Samson T. Williams, J.P., Solva, has been made a Companion of the Distinguished- Service Order "for services with the Royal Naval siege guns in Flaii- ders from July, 1917, to February, 1#18. He has shown personal bravery, Sound .judgment, and great devotion to duty, and m ;vidition to his regular duties, has per- fotiued executive officer's work, which re- quired technical skill and judgment." Saff-paymaj-ter Williams participated in the Jutland Battle, on which occasion his ship was disabled, but managed to make

LLANDRINDOD. I A conference of the district secretaries of tho Independent Order of Rechabites took place at Llandrindod Wells on Sat- urday, Mr. S. A. Scarlett, H'.C.R. (Nor- wich), presiding, supported by Mr. J. Cave, M.B.D., Mr. W. David, P.H.C.R. (Llanelly), Mr. D. M. Williams, M.B.D. (Tonypandy), Councillor W. R. Williams (Cardiff), Mr, J. L. Jones, P.S.J.T. (Blaina). The delegates were officially welcomed by Mr. C..11. Williams, J.P. (chairman of the Urban District Coun- cil), Mr. W. Saunders, B.A. (vice-chair- man), and Mr. D. C. Davies (town clerk). Mr. John Rowlands, M.V .O., attended on behalf of the Welsh Insurance Commis- sioners, and addressed the conference on questions of administration.

BURRYPORT. -1 On Sunday the anniversary services of Jerusalem Welsh Congregational Chapel, Eurryport, were held, when large congre- gations came together to listen to the im- pressive eermonS which were delivered by Proc. Jones (Brecon College). The singing was under the leadership' of Mr. D. Davies, while Mrs. D. Rees preside<l at the organ. On Friday evening Messrs. Studt gave the whole- of the takings at the round- abouts at Pembrey Fair to the funds ;>? the Pembrey and Burryport War Com- forts Fund. The annual tea. meeting in connection with Tabernacle Welsh Baptist Chaael Sunday School. Burryport, took place on. Saturday afternoon. On Sunday, the Rev. T. E. Nicholas, late of Glais, but now of Llaugvbe, was the special preacher at the English Con- gregational Church. During his stay at Burryport the rev. gentleman was enter, t-lined by County Councillor Dr. J. H. Williams. ————

LLANDILO. Mr. Gomer Harris prided over the I monthly m?ftin? of the Board of Guar- dians on Saturday.—Mr. Rees Thoma? income tax collector for Gwaunrcao-Gur- wen, wa3 appointed rate co?ector for Quarter Bach.—The treasurer's account showed an amount due in outstanding calls of X2,1025, and a balance in hand of £ 6.557 IGs. Id.—It was decided to srrant a bonus of 10s. a week to the Master of the Workhouse, and to the Matron, 6s. 6d. At^ meeting of the Llandilo Rural Dis- trict Cuncil on Saturday, Mr. Joihn Richards presiding said that the commit- tee appointed went over the ground from the Black Mountain to Cwmllynfell last Monday. Tliey found dozens of an- closures made along the nxain road re- covering many acres. Many of the en- croachments had been up several years, but fresh ones were being made con- stantly. It wa.s decided, that the clerk and the committee ahould go carefully in- to the matter.—The resignation of Mr. Robt. Jiatthews and the J. Edred Jones were accepted, the fonner an his taking up the duties of Executive Officer of the local Food Control Committee, and the latter on his accepting ministerial duties in another district.—Mr. Robert Matthews was re-elected a membr of the tribunal, and the names of Mr. L. N. Powell and Mr. W. Williams were added to fill vacancies. ■■■ 1 Printed and Published by Abe Swansea Press Ltd., at Leader Buildings, Swansea.

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