Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder

THE SCROLL OF FAME I Local Casualties in the Great Battle. i r; The following local casualties have been announced durirg the week: II II KILLED. II The death in action is reported oi Gunner Sidney Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. HopkinSj Wind-street, Amm-anford. Pte. Trevor Roberts, son of Mr*. Rob- erto, Wernoleu-l-oad, A muvdnlord, has succumbed to wounds, which he sus- tained while fighting with the Leicester Regiment in irance. lie had been ex- tensive service. 'Official intimation has been received that Lce.-cpl. Harry. Farley, R.A.M.C., of 43, Pant-street, Port Tennant, Swan- sea, was killed in action on May 23rd. Has. Deceased was iS years of age, anu leaves a widow and five children. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thorpe, oi Central Supply Stores, Brymnill, Swansea, whose eon, Willie E. Thorpe, R.N .D., was pro- viously repotted missing, have now re- ceived official newt that he has been pre- sumed killed in action on October 26th, 1917. Newd has been received that Pte. Jack Palmer, Monmouth Regiment, has been killed in action in France. Pte. Palmer joined up in 1911, and has, seen three "eare active service. Prior to the war be was employed at the Old Pit, Bircli- )grove. Mrs. Rees, of Brynymor-road, Gower- ton, has received official intimation that her eon, l'te. Thomas Henry Roes, of the j Lancashire Fusiliers, has died of wounds at a hoapita lin Copenhagen. Prior to 1-is enlistment in September, 1916, Pte. Reee was engaged at the .Fairwooo Tinplate Works, Gowei-ton. lie was also a member of the Bethania Welsh Baptist Church. i

WOUNDED. Gunner Bertie G. lines*, H.G.A., Pon- tardulais, has been gassed. He was pre- vicusiy reported wounded. Pte. W. P. Ligl.t. 62, Ysgol-street, Port Tennant, Swansea has been gassed, and is in hospital in France. Betore joining i up he was on aea. Gunner Bertie G. Rees, R.G.A., son- ot Mr. and Mrs. William 'Reets, 1, Gregory- terrace, Tynybonau, has been gassed, lie had been previously wounded. Eiigyall, I,Iwyn Celyn, PhiUips- parade, Swansea, lias received news that ner iyon, Rifleman A. C. Engvall, has been i passed, and is in hospital in France. Pioneer Richand Lloyd, R.E., son of Mr, Win. Lloyd, Ty Breila, Uld-road, Skeweu, i> oilicially reported admitted to hospi- tal in France1, suffering from appendicitis. Mrs. Goodwin, of Sea View-terrace, Swansea, has received intimation theft her husband, Lce.-cpl. T. D. Goodwin, of the North Lancashire Regiment, has been wounded in the foot j Mrs. Phillips, 15, Sidney-terraeo, Skewen, has received an intimation that her husband. Driver W. A. jl-lhillilcj,, Motor Transport Division, has boou Mi-I mitted to hospital in France. Mrs. Matthews, of 36, Wallace-read, Neath, has been officially notified that her husband, Pte. P. D. Mattitowep Welsh Regiment, has been admitted to it base hospital suffering from gua and skall shock. Official news has been received from th-o War Olhce by Mrs. Morgan, of Symoad- street, Waunwen, Swansea, stating that her brother, Pte. Bert Alien. of the Machine-gun Corps, has been sovofdy gassed in France. News is to hand that Pte. Dick Griffith* (Rina's Shropshire LigJht. infantry), la tn a bause hospital in France suffering froin the effects of gas poisoning. Hio parents —Mr. and MTh. G. Griffiths—resido at 6'7, Stntons-street, Waunwei., Swaneca. Mr. and Mrs. Linnard, 44, St. (Jteovg&'e- terrace, Swansea, have received informa- tion that their son, Pte. S. C. Llnnurd, has been wounded in action and Is new in hospital in France. Before joining up he was employed by Mr. R. Yeo, buteiier, St. Thomas. In a batch of officers who have jult ar- rived at Cardiff Hospital from Franc*), was Lieut. D. D. Phillips, who was a master at the Swansea Mun. Sec. Sohool, lie had been at the front for over two yeare, and was wounded laet year in the lighting at C-alubriti. News has been received by tho rela- tives of Pte. D. H. Edmunds, Swansea, to the effect that he has been wounded in both legs, and is now in hospital at Cardiff. Pte. Edmunds, who joined at the outbreak of hostilities, wm pre- viously employed at Weavers' Flour i Mills. Mrs. Duffy, of 5, Greenfield-street, Swansea, received news early this week I that her husband, Pte. James Duffy, of the Welsh Guards, ha-d been seriously wounded in the leg. On Friday morning they received a wire to the effect that ho had been brought over to England, and wa<s in a critical condition. Mrs. Duffy, along with his parents, have made the journey to the, hospital. Pte. Duffy has sev- eral brothers in the Army and Navy, one of whom, Pte. Jack Duffy, of the Welsh Guards, has won the D.C.M. Lieut.'D. J. Jones, the only son of Mrs. j J C. Jones, 11, Fl'ynone-street, Swansea, j was wounded in one of the recent battles and a sister at a hospital in France has written to his mother telling her he has been injured in the feet and leg. A young man of unusual intellectual attainments, ho had a promising career in the civil service beforc. him, when he heard the call, and joined the ranks of the Royal I Wekh Fusiliers, worked his way. to a commission, and has been through of the big battle6 of this year. The late Harry Quicke, of Dilhvyn-street, was killed at the side of young Jones. His mother, who is the widow of the late Mr. J. C. Jones, tailor, is a prominent mem- ber of Ebenezer Chapel, Swansea.

MISSING. Rifleman A. C. Williams, son of Mrs. I E. Williams, 21, Page-street, Swansea, has been missing since April 4th. rie. A. 6. hvans, Swansea. (Prisoner.) Pte. Jack Daey, Bonvmaen. (Prisoner.) j Pte. T. H. Rees, i Gowerton. I (Died of .Wouhde,). L,/C. Hy. Farlei, Port Teimant. (Killed.) j News ha-s been receive by Mrs. A. 1 j QuHty, 6, Bash-read, Morriston, that her husband, Corpl. F. R. Quilty, -?i Lhe Rifle Brigade, M unssm? siuc< May 8th, P. H H JÆcas, wlw&e mother hH'f; I at No. 17, Penybryn-road. Gorseinon, has been missing since April 21th. He be- longed to the London Rifles, having !x:rll transferred from the Soutif Lancas.hin6. News has been received by Mrs. Gam- mon, 24, Western-street, Swansea, that her son, Pte. F. R. Gammon, has been missing since April 13th. Mr.s. Gammon would be glad aof any information con- cerning him. Information has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, 100, Glantawe-etreet, Morriston, that their &on, Pte. D. J. Griffiths, Machine-gvm Corps, is missing since March 21st. lie i'5 21 years of age, I Pta.Jsck?aimer, I1,(Killed.) (Knied.? Lce.-Cpl. Orowthor, Civnibwrlu. I (Stains.) I Pto, F. Q. Evans, I WftUIlWGll, (Priooncr. ) Pta. P, H, Gammon, HvritiieCft, I Sergt, Jack 0'Noll, Swanewa, (Military Medal,) •■(out, D, J, fciwaueea, (Wounded.) I .0i.0t. li. ltilia"lt.; Swansea. (Military Medal.) Pta. G, A. Bawen, M'ol'rrton. I (MmLary Meda!.) I fte, H. H. Lusss, Gorseinon. (Miasmg.) D. J. Griffiths, Morriston. (MisgiBg.ji Pta. Alfesri iisRcas! Neath. (Priconei^.) Pts. Thus, jonss, Aberavon. (jiiVound. & Pris.) and left for France in February last. Previous to joining he was employed as a bahinder at the Dyffryn Tinplate Works. Mrs. Crowther, of 5, Caebricks-road, Cwmbwrla. Swansea, has received intima- tion that her husband, Lce.-cpl. Crowther of the Cheshire Regiment, has been ¡ missing since April 10th. He had served in Salonika, and had been wounded twice in France. Prior to enlistment in I 1$14 he was employed at the Crown Shelter Works. Port Tennant. ————— —————

IPertralt ol tars. E. Gcit, oi EG;C»;JS Cottage^ Saltney Ferry, near Chester, who writes:— For five years I suffered greatly from an ulcerated leg, which at ope time was i covered with open wounds from knee to I foot. there beinp as many as Z. wounds B in it at once.. I trie(i all sorts of pre- | parations and attended the Infirmary, | bat nothing seemed to do me any good. | and I was sent away from the Infirmary as Incurable. One day my daughter saw I Clarke's Blood Mixture advertised in a. newspaper, and read it to me, and I de. cidcd to give it a trial. Finding the first lot was doing me good I persevered with it. and after having four bottles my leg was completely healed All this happened some eight years ago, and I have had no return of the trouble ever since." Clarke's Blood Mixture, by reason of its remarkable blood purifying proper- ties can be relied upon to give speedy relief and lasting benefit in all cases of Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy Bad Leg3. Abscesses. Boils. Pimples Sores and Eruptions, Files, (Glandular Swellings. 3 Rheumatism Sciatica, Lumbago. Gout. g etc. Pleasant, to take and free from I anything injurious. A.sk for and see R you get I Clarke's Blood Mixture Everybody's Blood Purifier." | t Of a!)  and Stores. 2/9 per bot, t IOf a" ll Chemists and, Stores. 2/9 per bot. |

IN GERMAN HANDS. I Information has been rofcived by-Mrs. .Harrœ 9, Spring-terras, Swansea, that her son, Pte. Harries, is a prisoner of w-ar in Germany. Pte. Jack Dacey, Bonymaen, has writ- ten home to his wife informing her that he was taken prisoner on March 21st, and is now in a German camp. M r. W. Hopkins, 29, Tyrneet-terrace, Bonyniaeh, has received word from his son, Pte. Willie Hopkins, that he is a prisoner of war in Germany. Mrs. Thomas, 32, Crymlin-street, Swansea, has received a postcard from her husband, Pte. Eddie Thomas, stating that he is a prisoner of war in Germany. Mrs. Bennett, 10, Western-stre-et, Swan- sea, has received information that her son, Pte. Sj. Bennett, previously reported missing, is now a prisoner of war in Ger- many. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, 57, Courtney-- street, Maneelton, received a post card from Germany from their eon, Signaller T. J. Stephens, R W.F., 6aying that he 1 T. J. Stephene, R.W. F saying that he Newfi has come to hand that Pte. Wm Evfns, &tIll of Mr and Mrs. John Lvar.s, o Ceinfirtagob Farm. Llundilo WIVJ 1"'(3 Lit,-n missing for tJHJ last two montbs..It; u pi'ieotie. -it war in Germany. I Mr. Saniael Hancock, 36, Mansol-ter- mee, tjid-rotvi, Neath (late of Cwm Back, Dlackpill), "hiiii received nev/s that his J*oujigc#t bon, Pte. Aibert Hancock, was taken primmer of war on March 21et. Mi*. Webster, of Quarr--roa-d, Clydach, feot-ivod on Friday a postcard from her Jn-uband, Cpl. William Webster (vVei«h I, RagiUMnt). from Germany, conveying the Row« thut he is a prisoner of 'war in Ger- i man hands. Pte. Jt. G. Evans, K.S.L.I., son of Mr. Timöthy Evana, Peter-street, Waunwen, Wit. Ukcn prisoner on March'21st, and is now in a Gorman camp. Evans was for- merly well-known as a postman in the SwaiiAtstt docks district. Nawa haa been received by the wife of Pto. A. B. Evans, Swansea, of t,he South jLanes, Regiment, that he is a prisoner of war in Oormuny. Previous to outbreak Of lioatilitkn he vlls employed as head chuiitor on tho L. and N.W.R. A a^ld oai-ti from Pte. Al!x?rt Lewis, Soutii WuJoo Bofdofcra. of High-street Ciydaeh, au«ouneiii!{ that lie ia eafe, and 4 pti&Otief of war hI Gorman hands. Pto. Lewis, who htui u wife and two childi-en, ivti-i week or two njj-o offleially posted 06 fD icljiilp, lb. ajid Mfta, Goorgo Bet*, painter ond Clytiaeli, N- a fibk| bar4 from tltólr eon, Lee.- Auotin Rfrfca, Chooliirp Heeliaeni, and fol,ifl,al,ly 61 a loeal bafctalioB of thit Wolsii ltt!h11t\Hto, on Sunday W,' announoing that Ji* 440 now a prldonsr of war In Get. Hiuii hands Aa Aberavon family4s mourning hns tUtlJWtl into joy, Aire, JoNM, 12, ViUlore- stteet, w4am notified eoine ti)\16 ago that her bob Pte. Th6nind Jones, Maehine^jj-on Uailii8, had been killed In aetion, SJStli March, Jlappily this turns out to be ineorroot, for the boy has writ-tea home from a hospital in Germany paying that. he was mounded in the arai, but is geiflg ell niaely. • tnwc^r-^Bi.1 11ii>. HUB—

DRIBERY CHARGES. At, G&rraarihen Assiaeg, on Friday, Evan Baviea (36) farmer, Mardy Uthif, near Llandile, piAadod net guilty to eorruetly offering fee Det. Hergt iiavies 1 lb. of butter to indaee the itegieet of his duties. Defend- a.nt was found net guilty, aad discharged. T. Joneg (52), far-Eser-, Marr.ho&lwyn, Lian- fynydd, pleadett^guilty to eerrup.tly bribing P.O. Jenkins a.i Llandilo by offering bim a 10s. note teo induee hiai w negleet bia duties. The Judge ordered IÜm to pay the eestt of the prosecution and ef the poliee eourt proceedings.

A SWANSEA SUROEON, Mr. T. J Them ate, of 19, Cradock-street, has obtained the de- grees of M.B., B.S., of the University oil London. Mr. Thomas Thomas w-as educated at the Grammar School and tha Lou- don University. Pre- vious to enteriiig the Navy as a surgeon three years ago, he was assistant u- alty officer at King's College Hospii-al.

NEATH DIVISION. ctmrerencc ot ue?g?tes r?r?5.cR<?--g all Labour organisations h?vtR? m.-?- b?rs rcs?deut in the ?-cuth i?rJM??Ht&ry Division was held at tlio Doyiers' Hall, Sv.-ansoa, on Saturoay evearag. Oausty j Councillor iJ. Daniel Davies prosr«ed, and Mr. Meth Joues, secreltary, was present. There uere ahout Til delegates, represent- ing li,860 workmen. i dominations for tl,.a teioction of tabwu? | candidate were submitted, as foliow:- Mr. W. ovier 1 W' i i i aiiis i Rev. T. Rhondda Williams 1 ev. 1-fc!1-1)urt Gouhcilior ivor H. Gwvnae, J.P iti It was decided to let nominations re- main open until the adjourned cunfepesiie to be t?d at Hw?usea on Junu UjH. — ■' —

CIVIL S £ W61 fa EEnS. I A meeting of the South Wales dkiriet ol the Institution of .Municipal and County Engineers was hekl at ihe Ouii)- hall, Swansea, on Saturday, under th« presidency pf the lGtrid chaiiauan (Mr. D. M. Jenkins, breath)). The members were welcomed by Aid. T. iierrelis (chairman of the Swansea Highway Cam- LuitteQ), who said he had the greatest respect for civil engineers, because they belonged to a profession that had the power of making life more pleasant and acceptable. They were called* upon to solve the problems that were grave and oompiex, and upon which there was a great diversity of OpiDOD. He was, there- fore, glad to know that they had as- sembled periodically in conference, for it was only by interchange of views and opinions that the&& complex problems cculd be best solved. The town of Swan- 6eR was progressive, and the Corporation were about to embark upon a scheme, of extension. Their surveyor (Mr. Hoafh), was al&o progressive and enterprising, and lie was pleased to be associated with him as chairman of the Committee which had to consider his schemes.. Replying, the chairman eaid they all regretted the absence of the Mayor, al- though he was worthily represented by Aid. MerrelLs, whose position on the Swansea Corporation was so well known and appreciated. Only recently he con- gratulated Mr. Heath upon being so for- tunate as to have as his chairman -uch ft go-ahead and able man as Aid. Mer- rills. Mr. Heath had ideals whioli could only be realised with the assistance cf a good chairman and an enterprising and .sy m n r. t h e t i o com m i t to p. There was a general discussion, upon the amended building bye-laws, and a paper brimful of practical suggestions by

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