The Cambria Daily Leader

I RACING POGRAMMEI Cambridgeshire Day at Newmarket. I I To-morrow's card contains the all-imip-ort- I j ant Cambridgeshire. on which some spirited I watrerin took place in the London club-s ) yesterday, and the puzzle of finding the; v. inner lookt as difficult as ever. Several j other important events mako up a very I btrona: programme. I THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Probable Starters and Jockeys. My Dear (ilr A. R. Cos) < 9-2 Donoghue uiadein (Lord D'Abernou) b 8-12 J. Cnilds Viinovia (2ir iiiobaUnos). 4 8-11 v..Smyth Scatwell (Lord Gianely; 4 8-8.A. Smith itiveishore -,Uapt. Gilroy) 4 8-Z. lanet (Mr G. Barclay) 5 8-0 li. Robbing Dominion (Lord GJanely i. i 7-13 Whalley Moldeu Fleece (Mr Parish). a 7-11 Hanmhaw uoya*. Bucks (La-dy Queeneberry; 6 7-10 G. Huime j Uooksavage (Lord Wilton). 4 7-9.T Leader iceroy ;lb. Majesty). 3 7-i. Fox lilaiunerin (Lord Vane Tempest), i 7-9 F. Slade Clarion (ffcir 0. Noble) 3 7-4.t'. Lane Avnsiey (ltr H. Bottomlev). 6 7-3 ———— .Totrarohia. (Lady Nelson). b 7-3 Martin Viviani (Sir E. Caseel). '4 6-12 Ledeon Sir Berkeley (Mr .J. White), 4 G-il Colling Droraio (Mr C. Burn), 3 6-10 J. Leach. Glnciale (lord Drby). i 6-9 F. Hnxtpv Lad- Earn (Mr D. Sullivan) 4 6-3.Kin^tead Monteith (Mr R. ThorOurni. 3 Alcana?) (Sir A. Bailey;. 3 6-0 T. Weston Moat-leaf (Mr P. Rensoii. 4 6.5. I MAIDEN (at cloeinjr) TWO YEAR I OLD PLATE of 2Ga eovs. Six fur- lornes. Bayate c (Mr W. Baker) Baker9 0 Cymric (Sir E Cosael) II. lowney90 ialthazar (Major Cla.-tonl..S Darling 9 0 Jine Je Serviray (Sir H. Fitzherbert) Pope c 0 Dutchman (Sir W. Qilbey).T. Oaunon 9 0 Diamond HaH c (Mr W. Griggs).Griggs 50 Bairan) c (Mr C Hailey) Tailor 9 0 Bow Street (Lord Hamilton of DaJzell) A. B. Sadler 9 0 „ fcrmm.i. a c (Lord Ila-rewood!B. Jarvis 9 0 Lvcopodium (Lord II. de Walden) D. Waugli 9 0 Donna A■ nna II. o (Col. E. Johnson) C. Leader 9 0 Paladin (Sir- G. Murray) Perese 9 0 Phakerrley (Ir Rajnsdeni Pickering: 9 0 Ti ealbv (Sir B. Sheffield) Butters 9 0 Land Square (Mr R Sherwood) + (. R. Sherwood 9 0 Ninette (Mr F. Bibby) H I'vnvney 8 11 T?i El Parct (Ma; Cockburr,).B. Jai,vi- 8 11 Crcvasee (Lord Derby) Lambton 8 11 Crevice (Lord Durham) Peck 8 11 Brilliant Jester (Lord Glanely) Barlinji 6 12 Willowdale (Mr O. Howard; Butters 8 11 Queen's Company (Lord H. d') Walden) D. Waugh 8 11 Wee Petty (Mr E. Johnson). Johnson 8 11 Pretty Pesrfjy (Mr E. Johnson) Johnson 8 11 Silver Jutr (Mr B Parr) Persee E 11 Bracket (Mrs G. Robinfon) R. Day 8 11 Prudery (Lord Roseberv).F. Harti?an 8 ? I ?"t''n CurtaiL (Lord ZeHaud) Dundas 81I i Omaruni (Sir A. Bailey) B. Day 8 4 HUtUY Bride c (Mr DLxonj Lines 8 4 Sucrose r (Mr HomnnsV.B Jan18 8 4 Arehdearm>r«r fllr TT. Williams) Leach 8 1 Tarra Giri (Col. Hopkins) Colling 8 1 NEW NUttSEFY HANDICAP of 400 onve: second receives SO sovs. 74ve furlongw. Tetmtema, (Major McOalmont).Persee 10 3 Galroy Tetramete'* (Gen McCalmont) I'ersso 6 5 Comtessine c (Mr W. Dixom Lines 8 5 (Mr W. Uauhaei) Linton 8 4, Parasoii 1:"1:" E. Gilpin 8 0: rtah (ilr Soi Joel) Ix)atea 7 12 ¡ Plymouth Roc), (I;, W Grit;f:e) Griggs 7 11 Envoy (Sir A. BalleyL.R .Day 7 11 Aiatabie (Mr E. Moore). K Day 7 9 ( heroin (Baron E. de Rothschild) Watson J 8 ?rnnt R-ognt (Mr Cnnlifi'eOwen) Leach 7 7 J:!nfMs Margaret ?lo,d Derby) Lambton 7 H)mT!)nato- (Mr ummarsell/ Pope r «' ¡' Pardla (M: C. Hatry).Tabor 7 6 1'uS'y (Mr J Hornnnc) B Jarvis 7 5 ?o!o Br'd?r (Capt Mon-.a?:u) BtachweU 751 fferakles <?? ?. ?P"ds).Pie?t-rinK' 7 3 'Idncu8 (Jr J. Arlfwriehti R Day 7 3 14crodicaa (Mr C-azalet) Taylor 7 3 v l?) r73 (Lord GlaJiely) Barlicg 7 Z I Svengali (Capt. G. Loder) Gilpin 7 2 ¡ Surcoat (Ijord Durham) Peck 7 2 Willblend (Lord Glar ely) Barling 7 2 Beanfeaet, (Mr G. D. Sirith) 1171 1 F.'oreal (Lord Antrlesev) .Leach 7 0 I Prince Or,) (Mr Husril') Griergs 6 13 Dut-cà Plight (I/jrd Wilton).H Leader 6 33 JïcJ. Yonr Way (Mr J Benson) J. Harris 6 33 Mont D'O. (Sir A. R. Day (í W (Jerminate ?Mr C. Hov.ard; Butters 6 12 Dark Dawn (Mr H. St0haML. ColHng 6 12 i ?tarce?iTi? ,Sir B. Sheffield) Butlers 6 J2 Afr Sprite (All P E;J.li) Sadler, jun612 St. Marcelln c (Capt. 3 Darling) S Darlinpr e 15 Conclur,ivo arr D. Fraser) R. Day 6 11 Game (IVr. Sol Joel) Loatos 6 10 Lato'ir (hora Angleeey) Leach 6 9 Hccia (Mr T. Ca-?e) C Wau?h 6 9 ?jaudpttj (Mine Sunstroke (Mr F. ITarrt.v) Hogg 6 8 Ir(?-n?(Lord Wilton) H Leader 6 8 Outlook (Capt J. G. Homfrav) R.Sherwood 7  de Netpre  Beer; Lca:-h P 7 WHT.?"?? Hn?).C lieadf 6 7 r oC~ °™,I;Sr(l .Ter??).Snd!er. ion67 Vinnv F Eu^omhe) C Waugh G 7 Vinnv AT tF TA-B3erR^r,tbls,chiW-)- Pratt 6 71 Crrrweolie e f r fvJ B CIer67 Catchup ,Mr H. de la Enti Butter^ 7 —— MOTTLTON STAKES Of 90 FOVI ?' "'? ? S0VS ad(Jed ?'? furlongs Reine de Neiee rfr. S. Beer) Leach 9 Deslioni c fSiv W. Cooke) Dewhurst 9 3 Dynamo OA 7et.la.ndi. Dundas 9 1 I f/>eros«e (Mr. S J(iel) Loate^ 9 1 brother to E{Ld D'Abernon)L;inbtovi y l Surer*t (1..1 Dnrhirr:) Peck 8 12 Trtrtv Pha>1>e (Mr. J Hnrnvvsr)B..Tarvis 8 1?. i Trtrirus (Mr..1 Av"rw,-y'1+i B. Day 8 10 Saintly Sinner ¡Sir G Noble) Dewhurst 8 10 Carborundum rId Howard de Welden) D. Waug3i 8 7 Foraritv (f. T. T)c,ir) F,. Sherwood 8 7 Germinate fMr. 0. IT-owti-(Il Butters 8 4 Pourville flame Varipati).. Butchers 8 4 Caligula (Ld Wilt071) H. Lf'^der 8 3 Bayete c (Mr. W. Baker' Baker 8 ? Flight Errant. (Sir G. Noble) J. Renwick 8 3 Fatality c I.;r W. Cooke) Dewhurst 8 3 Pth Division lLa'lv J. Douglas) Taylor 8 3 (*.d Glanelr) Barling 8 3 Sea-Crest (S.- R Jardinp) T. Waugh 8 3 Tolygipr-ia (NT- S..Toeli Loates 8 3, Polumet'> (J d T^nd^nderry) Dewhurst 3 3 Ronkv fT.d An<tlrsey) Leach 8 0 Poy?l r!?.? (s!r A. TiPcy) R. Day 8 0 r,?e 'F-;r A. i? Dav 8 0 Perf(,ct-,i i A. (, ?arsh8C Contact ?Mr. TT. W Chi]fott) Harthra') 8 0 Crafim 'Mr. Cnnliffe Owen) L^each 8 0 Go?fn A!!e (Ld Derby) Tjambton 8 0 TMdefovrt (Tid Derby) Lambton 8 0 Ch"y?oT>r.lis (T/d Durham) Peck 8 0 Mel ofah H.d Durham) Lambton 8 0 ?—  ?" "———? =-  L'  =- S Caddy (Sir E. llulton) F. Hartigiau S 0 Kingwing (teir E iiulton).F. ilartigun 8 0 Aammon (lo. Jersey; Sadler, jun a 0 Fretwork (Mr. S. Loder) Linton a 0 Unuaiiny i (Ld Pturnyii) H. e-adler8 0 Premium Bond (Ur. Lleter).J)ewhur-t 0 0 Herb of Graco (Mr. K. Peter) Dewhur«t 8 0 ,.aue.v Girl (Mr. W. Raphael;Linton 8 0 Kitty Fraser c (Mr. O. JtUynerj Jjiast « 0 Luoentio (Mr. J, Robinson) J. Dawson « 0 vaive t (Ld -tiostbevy) F. Jlartigan 8 U Wheat Duck (Mr. A. ae BothschUd) .M, &pl, eton (Mr. R t M s e Watson 8 U w Mapl, eton Cl1r. Rusael) T. WaAigh 8 0 Greentshank (ltut-y S. cott).J. Cannon 8 0 Robin Adair (Mr. Garland) Colling, juu 8 0 Condor (Capt. E. Tanner) Mnton 8 0 Arclight (Sir J. Thursby) Haze-iton M 0 Nortii'de-et (Sir J. 'I-Iiumby) tiazelt-ozi 8 0 Patricia (Mr. Reid Walker) Rogers 8 0 Rock Ferry (Mr. ileid Walker) gogerg 8 Ll Aldcrsey u) of Westminster).Moreton 8 0 Pinprick (Ld Ast-or) Taylor 7 11 Daisy Chain (Mr. W. Black) Sherwood 7 11 Coorerti, (Mr. W. Clark.) Persee 7 11 Tearing Haste fO»ryt. l)Avy) Beatty 7 11 Loch Ahoy (r. Dennis) Pickering 7 11 ijove Letter (Mr. R. Famuharson) Fa.rcjuhareon 7 11 Border Dance (Mr. C. Gordon) Braime 7 11 Duchess of Sparta, (Mr. loannou) Sadler, jun 7 11 Forest Laeaio g (Sir R. Jardine) Waugh 7 33 Skein Dhu (Aiaj. Kidstcn) .Hog# 7 11 Loweswator (Ld Lonsdale) Sadler, jun 7 11 Exton (Mr. E. C. Hill) C. Waugh 7 11 Verna. (Mr. E. C. Hill) C. Waugh 7 11 Marcta (Mr. H. Saivin) H. Sadler 7 11 Meriel iLtl Londonderry; Dewhurst 7 11 Head Note (Ll Wilton. 11. Leader 7 11 &CA RBROUGTI STAKES of 5 sovs. eacii for tstarters, with 200 sovs. added. Last one a nd-a-haJf mile of the Cot.arcwh.ch Course. Mountftir.eor (Mr W lie l'ledge; Rhodes 9 13 CorioIatiUR (Mr. G. Murray) Persee 9 13 Aloi,em (Mr. W. »hawi Beatty 9 10 Dorset (1.)(1 Londonderry) J. Ren wick 9 5 llolheach (Mr. C. Bowser) Walters 9 5 I Paal-Gad (Mr. A. Cox> Taylor 9 5 Tilbury (Ld Durham) Peck 9 5 Trowbridge CIJd Glanely) Barling 9 6 Mameni (Mr. E. Moore) R. Day 8 6 Poliohinelle (Mr. Nelke) Pickering 8 6 Royal Diamond (Mr. W. Dixon) Lines 8 2 Eton Rambler (Ixl Wilton).H. Leader 8 2 King Alfred (Lady Farrer) R. Day 7 13 —— ALL-AGED SELLING PLATE of 200 so vs. Bous Course, five fur- }onsS. Green r'J"ttit (Mr. A. Barton) Marsh 3 8 11 Shoemaker (Mrs. Brownlee).Sievier 5 8 11 Sandrift (Sir W. Cooke; J. Jarvis 3 8 11 Dr. Xicol (Mr. loannou).Sadler, jun i 8 11 EFlH la. (Mr. H. Rnodes) Coldbeek 4 8 11 Far East (Mr. R. Jeffrey).F. Darling 3 3 8 l'legre (Sapt. S. DarlinglS. Darling 8 8 L-hargo fMr. E. Fairweather) Jarvis 2 7 7 King s Folly (Col lnnes Hopkins) Colling 2 T 7 HOUGHTON HANDICAP of 200 GOVS. Dewhurst Course, seven furlongs. L:dy Farmer (Mr. W. Dixon) Lines 3 9 0 Kama (Mr. A. Barton) C. Marsh 4 9 0 Quadrille (Mr. W. M. Singer) Taylor 4 3 3 Bird's Nest (Mr. Vernon) Wootton a, 8 12 Paragua (Maj E. Clayton) S. Darling 3 8 0 Santa Oruz iTA Derby) Lambton 3 8 8 Kxford (L-d Glanely) Barling 3 8 7 Danegelt (Ld Derby) Lambton 3 8 6 Pick'ny (Mr. Ciinlifft-Owen) Leach 5 8 6 Violinist (Sir E. Hulton).Wootton 4 8 6 ?'MyLad (Sir A. Bailey) R. Da:?3 8 & ?)n Ecyal (Mr Lester) M. BeJI 4 8 6 F':ow-er-Bed (Sir R. Jardine) Wau?h 3 8 5 W. de P!ed?).j. Rhodes 5 8 0  -H,,istory (M WUton) L-?der 5 8 Tuboercurry (Mr. ?. Fitzgerald) -L  4 Ro?cre (Ld D<.rby.n 4 8 4 Old Geld ?Mr J. Harvie) A. B. Sadler 4 8 J flyi. ng Squadron uSu* E. üMel) Hugh Powney 3 8 3 B- ravo (Mr. W. „ Bak, er) Baker 3 8 2- Penna-nt (Mr. Caldicotti.Caldicott a 8 1 HtzClarence (Capt. G. Lo-der) Gilpin 3 7 V Auramine (Maj. Hollidayi Lines 3 7 12 Slippery Anne iMme Varipati) Butcher 4 7 11 Win the W ?.r (Mr. Nelke) Pickering 3 7 10 TJove Sote (lr. Cunljne-Chvpn) Leach 3 7 10 Alaerton (Mr. E. Moore) R. Dav 37-0 (Sir W. Cookt.) J. Jarvis3710 Daddy Lon?.'logs (Sir A. Bailey) Day 4 7 9 Sir Desmond (Mr. J. A. de Rothschild) Praftt 5 7 9 Grand court. (Mrs. Cox) Farquharson 3 7 9 Sangeio 'Ld Anglesey) Leach 3 7 9 .Tappool (Ld Cli dmondeley) Darling 3 7 9 Magic Prince (Mr. Culvert) Waugh 3 7 7 H nrways (Mrs. H. Nugent) Nutrent 3 7 7 .Tute (Mr. Hatry) Tabor 5 7 6 Pregador (Capt. E Tanner) Linton 3 7 5 Angel's Kis (Mr. C. Leader) Trader 3 7 3 Glenfarg (Mr. 1. Menco) Darling 4 7 0 Co bl Pr' .'v (Ld Sefton) R. Dav 6 6 10 Pay Gal (Sir R. Griffith) R. Sherwood 3 6 10

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j" SAME COMPLAINT." Haverfordwest Woman and Sister's Brandy Order. A,t the ITavorfcrdwest Ses9:ons on Mon- (h.r..John Jahn. Farmer.?' Arms, Haver- ford wett, was eur^moned for allowing in- toxicRtin? Hqaors to be consumed on his i'D?uisf; during prcih-b'tad hours De- fendant's w;f? (?!?. John), David Howell Thomas and hi3 w?fe (?Irs. Thomas), Llandissll'o. all summoned for ivrl- ing and abetting.—Mr. Mathias, Nar- berth, defended, and said he didn't know wLethor the (Jorernment bad not time to niter those regnlat ons, or whether Mr. much influence with the authorities. P.S. Morgan spc?? to vising the pre- nmps on H rece?< SaturdKy afternoon. Mrs. Thomas told him that she had i medical certificate allowing her to procure brandy' At witness's request ¡ f'he produced the certificate, which ran: Please supply Mrs. Gr-ec-nsilade of Clar- beston Road with a bottle of brandy, as she is suffering from debiKtyWitness !'ei?nded her that the oerificate referred to someone else Mrs. Thomas 6aid Mrs. Grp?aslade is my sister, and I am suffering from Hie same mmd,arut as she is." (La.u?ht?r.) Witnes? added that  Mrs. Thomas b-wl a gla&s of brandy in front, of her. John and his w.;fe were fined 10s. each. and the other two defen- dants weio fined 5-. each. For a similar offence Martha Jane Ed wards, Siononv sons' Arms, was also I fined 10s. =--==-== I

I .(,nal lir-' .e(Ici to IAlbnrt ITall. I ,? c m 1 --c. t,* November 1. Great Mofiical Treat. T.C. 1

WELSH WIZARD. 1 Ovation for Jimmy Wilde. Jimmy Wilde was given a rousing ovation at the Liverpool Stadium on Mon- day night previous to his departure for the States. He boxed an exhibition with Berney Nolan (Birkenhead) and Tommy Evans (Ellesmere Port). In his honour a full Welsh night was fixed, and many pro- minent Principality boxers fulfilled en- gagements. Jimmy Wilde stated that he would box no-decision bouts in the States up to ten rounds. He appeared exception- ally fit, his present poundage being 7st. lilbs. BEYNON DISQUALIFIED. I The chief event was a fifteen-round con: test between Gomer Perkins (Ferndale) and Bill Beynon (Port Talbot). Beynon had a shade the best of hot exchanges at short range at the initial meeting, but Perkins livened up in the second, and showed better judgment. Beynon was severely cautioned in the third visit, as he struck low, Mr. Gamble being very em- phatic in his warning. Perkins had to cover up in the fourth, defending against a hot attack to the body. Beynon oon- tmued hie aggrossive tactics with success, reddening Perkins's ribs, but the latter trickily escaped a swinging knock-out at- tempt. In the seventh Perkins reached Beynon's jaw, but the crowd were discon- tented with Perkins's showing. Before the eighth started the refewe called the air together, requesting them to give of their best, and the proceedings livened some- what, but the bout ended in the ninth most unsatisfactorily, as Beynon again infringed the rules, and was disqualified. TO OPPOSE LLANELLY. I The Cardiff team to meet Llaneily on Saturday will comprise the following:— R. Allison; Wick Powell, A rthllr Cornish, T. Afflcv, and C. Bryant (Dr. Wallace, re- serve); R. Pod and J. Coghlan (reserve, Pepperall); (from) Frnnk Gaocon (capt.), Willie Jenkins, Brookman, J. Birch, D. Callan, A. Dairymple, A. Prosser, W. Cor- nish. Crad Roes, and D. Miller (Penylan). MONDAY'S "FRIENDLY." I Mid-Rhondda, 4; Brighton & Hove, 1. I ABEFIAVONIS CHOSEN. I The Aberavon side to play at Ponty- pool will be selected from:—J. Davies; J. Ring, J. O. Davios, A. Waters, E. B. Rees, and Mitchell: Con Evans and W. J .Hopkins; W. Hopkins (capt.), T. Ponsford, Bob Randeli, Jim Jones, Geo. Wears, Dan Tobin, J. Atkinson, W. J. Thomas, P.O. Lloyd. and Arthur Davios (Cwmavon). A COLLAR BONE BROKEN. I While playing football on the Cwm- j amman Recreation Grounds on Satur- J day, AJun Williams, the former Amman United wing three-quarter, had the bad 1 hick to fracture his collar bone. HENDY BEAT PONTARDULAIS. i A large crowd watched this game at Hendy. From the spectacular point of viow the game was rather uninteresting, and the only score of the match was made by Rufus Morgan after a smart opening by Tom Morgan, who again turned out after his recent illness. The visitors lacked the services of their cap- tain and full-back, Joe Davies, and Llew J. Evans (Hendy) gave a much better display than his vis-a-vis. Speaking generally, however, Pohtardulais gave their best display this season, and it was gratifying to find Lewis and Down- tag a success at half-back. Thanks to the successful spoiling tactics of Arthur Davies, the home backs never got going. Evans, Davios and Williams of the for- wards did excellent work. A word of praise is due to Mr. Harry Morgan, the referee, who controlled the game admir- ably. Next Saturday Pontardawe U! visit Hendy, and if the homesters duco form they should again come cut on top. IS IT NECESSARY?. I Mr. A. T. Yeoumans sends me tee fol- lowin g :—Dear Pendragon,"—It is hard lines that just when sport is settling down to something like per-war condi- tions, and the crowds are beginfting to I enjoy their selected games, that the Swans ba i-e taken the unusual course of forbidding their supporters t-o attend tiaining matches just at a. time when Association football is taking a front placo in the affections of the public. We all have the greatest admiration for the directors, but surely this is far from a sporting action. Is it necessary? How can they expect to work harmoniously with the supporters? I think it is safe to prophesy that sportsmei)^ as I believe wj all are, will not obey these orders cheerfully. What harm do they do by attending a practice match of any game or sport that they are particularly in- terested in ?

PILES CAN BE CURED WITHOUT AN OPERATION- Kemohn will iiovc it, or money back in full, immediately and w.thont ques- tion, either from your own chemcft who sells you Nemolin or from its manu- facturers. For. years every tube has been sold undei this dfublo guarantee. Carefully kept recorJs sho-n that loss than one uecr in every four thousand faiLs to ob- tain tot's-fnetory results from the first tube. Price ot complete Nemolin outfit. 3s. 6d; Note.—The above guarantee applies to any case of pruritus, bsjiiiorrhoids, or piles, but not ta fistula, tumour or other serious ajid dangerous developments resulting from the neglect of simple rectal dieorders. and for which self-treatment should never be at- tempted. Research Laboratories, 67, Boj. sover-straet, London, W.I. 1 1

WAR PENSIONS. I ———- -W ———- Neath Committee and Secre- tary's Salary. At a meeting of Neath and Britonferry War Pensions Committee on Monday, a i discussion again took place with refer- ence to the appointment of a new secre- tary, which appointment bad been made I at a salary of £ 250 per annum. The Committee expressed their great disappointment at the unwarrantable de- lay ot the Ministry in dealing with their estimate, and at the proposal submitted to them that the provisional appointment of secretary should be at £ 200. An in- spector of the Ministry attended the meeting, but, after hearing him and con- sidering the whole matter, the Com- mittee decided that until the estimate was approved they declined to administer the war pensions work. The Ministry was advised as to the position as far back as July 5tli last, when Mr. A. E. I. Curtis resigned the position, but until recently has taken no notice whatever of the situation.

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[ IN THE DISTRICTS. I ABERAVON-PORT TALBOT. I Of a Court list of over 230 cases at I Aberavon 206 were income-tax defec- I tions. LLANDOVERY. I A public meeting at Llandovery de- cided to form a branch of the Co-opera- tive Society at Llandovery, and to enrol members. Mr. John Jones, College View, secretary of the N.U.R., was appointed secretary pro. tem. It was decided to [ hold another public meeting, when a speaker from the Society could attend. and to follow it with a meeting of the shareholders. LLANSAMLET. I The death is announced of One of the oldest inhabitants of Llansamlet, in the person of Mrs. Richard Rees, of Elm Cottage, Bethel-road. The burial will take place on Thursday next at Bethel Cemetery, the cortege starting from the house at 3.15 u.m. I The Army and Navy Stores have now opened their new branch shop at Morris- ton. Not" address: The Oroes (next door to Gem Cinema). Morriston. i PENLLERGAER. I Come and see "Tne Two Broth and  The M?H of Cefn Ydfa" at the 7B?-iiht?. Hall. Goneinon. on Wednesday and Thurs- I ('ay. HAVERFORDWEST. I James Bowen Thomas, grocer, Prender- gast, and Henry Stanley .Williams, grocer, Haverfordwest, were summoned at Haverfordwest for selling salmon above the maximum retail price. In the former case the excess charge was 3d. and in the latter case id. Defendants were fined 10s. each. Col. W. J. Jones prose- cuted. The Bench declined to allow ad- vocate's fee. AMMANFORD. I The Rev. W. Crwys Williams delivered addresses on Sunday at Ebenexer, Bethany and Christian Temple respec- tively, dealing with the work of the British and Foreign Bible Society. The death occurred on Monday, after two months' illness, of Mrs. Esther Grif- fiths, wife of Mr. Geo. Griffiths, Pen- twyn, Bettws, at the age of 70 years. There is left one daughter, Mrs. Davies, organist at the St. David's Church, and wife of the Rev. B. Davies (curate). PENYRHEOL. I Popular Dramas at tho Brighton Hall, G<'p&&mo'i. on Wednesday and Thuri d?'-?L. 1 Y Ddau Frawd and The Maid of Cefn I idta," by the Rhos Dramatic Society. GLYNCORRWG. I Wm. Bevan, farmer, Corrwgfechan Farm, Glyncorrwg, w:is charged at Aberavon on Monday with a breacn of the Food and Drugs Act by selling milk deficient 3 per cent, in butter fat. Mr. Lewis Thomas defended. Evidence was given by P.S. Tarr, Supt. Ben Evans, and Clarence A. Seyler, B.Sc., public analyst, Swansea. Sergt. Tarr said he took the sample at 10.3U at night. The case was adjourned for 14 days. SKETTY. I The anniversary services of the Al fs- leyan Church, Dillwyn-road. were held on Sunday, the morning service being con- ducted by the Rev. J. Willis Benne- worth, Clydach, and that in the evening by the Rev. David C. Griffiths, Mumbles. Very large congregations assembled, and the collections were in advance of last year's. E I". Chappell. Swansea, has 1,000 Over- Coats read: to wear in stock. Ten per cent discount allowed to Discharged Soldiers ttid Sailors iS,,4, Windows. LLANDILO. .1 Messrs. Wuuam and W alter J'ames aiict Sons, F.A.I., auctioneers," Llandovery, Llangadock, Llandiio, and Swansea, held their fortnightly mart at the Llandiio Urban District Council auction mart ground on Monday, Ootober 27th, 1919. 51 fat cattle and 295 fat sheep and lambs were graded and disposed oi at controlled price&. There we e 120 etore pigs, which fetched from 40s. to M each. There were 30 calve*, and these were sold at from JJ2 10s to X9 10s. apiece. Semi-National Eisteddfod Albert Hall. i November L Great Mneical Treat. i vj KINGSBRIDGE. The Ithoi Dramatic Society. Portardawe. at the Brighton Hall. Gor-einon. on Wednes- day and Thursday Evenings. r CADOXTON. I A quieb wedding took place at Lauox- ton Church, Neath, on Thursday morn- ing. The contracting parses were Miss Lily Brooks (daughter of Mr. W. T. Brooks), and Mr. J. O. Morris, Court House, Wigmore Hereford. The bride was given away by her brother-n-law, Mr. David NevIn, and was attended by Mies May Brooks (sister), while Mr. E. C. Noot acted as best man. After the cere- mony the party left for Llansamlet, where they were enter+aJned by Mrs. E. C. Noot, sister ol the bride. Male Voir-o Competition £ 50: Children's Choir, £:0: Champion Solo. fs Ss.: at SetiH- liational Ei&teddiod. November 1. LOUGHOR. I Tho Maid of Cefn Ydfa." at the Brigmon I Hall. Goifceinon, on Thursday Evening. I Book your seats at once.. GOWERTON. I On Saturday, the 25th October, 191:.1, oy I special licence, a very quiet wedding took place at Capel Goraer. Swansea, between Tom, eon of Mr* and Mrs. Wm. Thomas. Glasfryn, Dunvant, and Geinwon, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans, Brynamlwg, Gowerton. The bride was given away hy her brother, Mr. llandel Evans, and the duties of best man were performed by Mr. Griff Thomas. The Rev. A. G. James officiated. After the ceremony a reception was given at Bi-yn- amlwg hy the bride's parents. E. S. Ohappell, Swansea, has 1.000 Over- t-c,ats read to wear in stock Ten per cent 'ii^-jcun'j allowed to L'ifi-charfccd Soldiers and Sailors. See Windows. CISLYCWM. I Th& remains of Mrs. Reos, widow of I the late Rees Rees, formerly of Rhandir- wynne. were interred at Cilygwm Ceme- I tery on Monday, in the presence of a large I gathering of relatives and sympathisers. The Revs. T. PhiUips (C.M.), Siloh; S. Harries (Ck)n?.). Bcthe!, Cynghordy; and — Jcnkins, vicar of Cilvcwm, oinciat?d. The deceased was the mother of Mrs. Roderick, Xoyadd Arms. She was 87 years of age. She leaves a number of children and grandchildren. E. S. Chappell, >Swansea haa 1,003 Over- Coats ready to wear in stock Ten per cent, discount allowed to Discharged Soldiers and Sa-ilore. See Windows. GROVESEND. I GROVESEND. I The Great Welsh Drama. Y Pdan I Frawd." at the Brighton Hall. Gereciiion on I Wednesday night, 7.15. DANYGRAIG. I Special servwes were held at Dany- graig Congregational Chapel on Sunday and Monday, when Mr. Fred Duxbury, the famous London elocutionist, who has done so much for the soldiers and sailors in this war, gave dramatic and humorous recitals. On Sunday afternoon a musical service was held. when Mr. Ivor Owen, L.R.A.M., A.T.C.L., gave an organ recital, assisted by Madame S H. Lewis and Mr. W. J. Colebrook. The chairman was Mr W. A. Jenkins. On Monday evening the chairman was Ald. David Matthews, M.P. The proceeds were in aid of the debt fund. Mr. W. Jackson also rendered a *(> Book your Seats no v for Commercial Travellers' Semi-Natiom,l Eisteddfod Albert Hall November let. T.C. (Continued at foot of next coluinn).

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RAILWAY STRIKE. Enormous Cost to State I In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. Bonar Law said that the Prime Minister had invited 20 Ministers to be Members of the Cabinet, including Mr. Balfour, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chamberlain, Mr. Barnes, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Sir Auckland Geddes, Sir Eric Geddcs, Dr. Addison Mr. Shortt, It rc.'(*Iiurcbill, Mr. Montague. Mr. Munro, Lord Loe, Mr. Long, r R. fboirne, Mr. Bonar Law, Lord Curzon and Mr. E'sher. FOOD MINISTRY TO CONTINUE. I Mr. Borar Law caicl the Government I had decided that the Food Ministry must [ be continued for some time to come. If there was a g- nera l desire lor a dis- I cussion on the railway strike he lyould j arrango it. LIGHTNING STRIKES. Mr. Bottomle/ ?avc notice of a resolu- t.ion alling for !?gi?lation aga) mt ligljt- ing strikes. The Chancelkr of the Exchequer sni? the approximate cost to the State of the | railway strike was .€10,000,000. Thi..1 publicity ALIENS BILL. I Mr. Bonnr'J.aw made a etateiwnt on i the Aliens HI], on an amendment to wh?ch the Gov",nrnent. were uefe?tp? la-st Thursday. He said it was necessary I to settle the point of French pilots in dispute at once, and he moved an amend- ment accordingly. After that the fur- ther d:scufsion vould be postponed t,,iitl"t next week.

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Children's Corner. I Children's Corner,. I BY UNCLE JOHN I We will begin this afternoon's cliiit with a series of riddles from Morrisfoli, and then have some puzzle poetry, a- ir-.a I think you will all be pleaded Itll. Park View, Pentropoeth-road, Mo t.on.—Dear Uncle John,—I t ;n sending you these few riddles and smart sayings for the Corner." It is my iirst at- tempt; hope it will not be the iast. Hove tlit-y are:- Why is the letter F like & piece'of orange peel'i—Because it makes all iali. What is the difference between the rok of Gibraltar and a baby a week old r— One is a stronghold and Llidt other is. a week old. If a man was boru in England, lived in Scotland, and died in Ireland, what sort of a man would he l>e!-•—A dead man. How can you make sixpence go a loiig way?—Throw it hard. My first is in long but not in short, My second is in battle, but not in fought, My third is in milk and also in crefni, My fourth is in purple, but not in dream; My whole is useful for giving light, Both indoors and on a winter night. Ans.: A lamp. I must close my letter now. Your lov- ing nephew, Herbert Roberts (age 11). Now for the poetry, and after this, who will venture to say that we have no smart poets in the ChildreD's Corner:" i WE MET. I II I aw her first in Sketty, Three times at the Cross Hands; I I saw her twice in Swansea, And twice down cn the Sands; She's very fond of babies, I am the very qw»M| Please, in the f.'Xt'ltn's Corner," Give Uncle Jotta her name. Gwenny, Ostcnd Villa, Belgrave-road, LOUKIIOX. I FRANK'S REPLY., I I This is the reply of Frank Edwards, Ystumllwynarth, Mumbles:— I I've met her on the seashore, I've seen her in the street j I've judged her in the sunshine I And watched her in the sleet; She's not my little sister, She's not a pretty girl; She really is a twister with A curiouSj double curl. I've heard Aer softly whistling, I've known her sing a song; She always sits next me at tea, But never sits there long. So, Gwenny, don't be jealous, For Uncle John can guess, The saucy slut, I'm certain is The little letter S."

LLANELLY RATES. 14/11 in £ for Last Two Half-Years. i f> V A further indication of the alarming increase in the r les at Llaneily was afforded on Monday night, when at the meeting of the Borough Finance Com- mittee. presided over by the deputy mayor (Aid. H. D. Reen, J.P.), the town clerk (Mr. H. W. Spowart) reported that the aggregate ca-Ils for the half-year w: Poor rate, £ 28 rioO 8e. 4d. as against X18,939 for the corresponding half-year of last year. To cover this nmoun t there will be the following iuereasee in the rates: Borough Fund, 4Jd. in the £ education, lid. in the county r&te, Sid. In the JB; and poor law, 7d. in the X. He had been trimming things as cloeely sfmj he possibly could, and he recommended a rate Of is. 8d. in the S. > Ald. Nathan Griffiths: So that the toftyl rates for the year will be 17s. 4d. in the JEj The Town Clerk: Taking the last two half-years the total is 14s. lid. in the X.. It was decided to recommend the Coua- cli !:O levy a rate of is Sd. in the X. f

(Continued from preceding column). BURRYPORT. Tho Rev. —. Jones, Llang'ndoirne was the spocial pre3.her at the En?I'?h Bap- t.it Church, Burryport, on Sunday last. The Rev, Mr. Jones is alo the chair- man of the Carmarthenshire County Council Next Saturday, at Zion Chapel, a oon- ference and public meeting will be held, when every Band ..f Hope in West Wales j will be represented. On Sunday, at /ion Chapel, Mr. John Sa:i; i;el and friends gave a masterly ren- dering of the Welsh religious drama, Dav,id and Goliath." Special hymns were sung under the leadership of Mr. W John, while Mrs. J. Lloyd presided at the organ. Semi-National Eisteddfod Albert Hall, oneniber 1. Great Musical Treat. T C. I GORSEINON. I As a result of the great Drama Week at Swansea, Gojgeinon has been awak- ened from its jluniljer, and great activi- ties are in evidence on every hand. The committee of the Gorseinon War Mem- orial Fund has a big programme in hand. At the Brighton Hall on Wednesday and Thursday next, the Rhos Dramatic Society, Puntardawe, will pay a visit to the town. On Wednesday evening they will perform a drama composed by two local authors entitled Y Ddau Frawd." Then on Thursday they will perform that renowned and ever popular drama, The Maid of Cefn Ydfa." This is only a start, and it is contemplated to get all the leading dramatic companies to visit the town for the next ten weeks in sue. cession. Then, on top of that, a great Welsh Drama Week will be held at (Jors- einon, when substantial prizes will be offered. All the proceeds will be devoted to the War Memorial Fund All roads lead to the Brighton Hall on Wednesday and Thursday Evenings. The Rhos Dramatic Society. Pontardawe, will perform tWt great Dramas, entitled Yi Ddau Frawd and "Tha Maid of Cefi, Ydfa." Every comfort. The hall has iuet j Veen fitte) up with hea'iner apparatus, and cone tvp most beautifuiiy inside. Get your tickets at once to avoid disappointment.