The Cambria Daily Leader

FABIAN'S BAY GUILD. A very enjoyable evening was #.pent at F""biHt"b Bay S(-hr¡olroom under the I' sufpice. of the Voung People's Guild, when tlw PentWchwrch minstrel troupe gave a display At the close the chair- man Mr. H. Richards moved a vote of I thanks, seconded by the Pastor, the Rev, John Mat hews. The gentleman in charge of the troupe -wicl had lie less than s;xty time", during the war en- teitaihod the Grounded soldiers Another miscellaneous concert will take place on Thursday fteit iti C-OJ- nection with t1: e fnuhl-

I BLACKSMITH'S DEATH. i Frightened Horse Upsets Gambo. I At an inonest held by Mr. 1 nomas vval- ters. the West Carmarthenshire coroner, ¡ on Daniel Evans (68), blacksmith, of Smithy House, Aberrant, near Carmar- then, it was stated that Samuel Evans, of Gwaungociien Farm, hnd come to the smithv with a chafteutter for repairs. When the deceased and his ù-h, Isaac, and Samuel Evaiis were unloading the rhafTcutter from a crambo, the horse took I fright, and the vehicle was upset, throw- ing the thfee men out to the road. The (Í(>{'f'llfOed received internal injuries, and d*A shortly afterwards. A verdict of acc?QntnI death wm re- A %-(,rdi.(!t ()f oorded, 4- I

SUGAR RATIONS- I No Reduction Heard of in Swansea. Jvondoii correspondents are giving pub- licity to statements that the. present snialJ sogaf ration will shortly be reduced, and that there is no prospect, of alleviation of the situation for the whole winter. At Swansea nothing has yet been hoar<' of (his, tIle lut information being that the Ministry thought it would be unncce.i. sai-y to reduce the ration below eight ounces—fixed, it will be remembered, at time of the railway strike.

SELDON—THOMAS. I Pretty Wedding at St. Alban's. I A very pretty wedding took at t I Alban's-road Wesley an Church, Swansea. n Saturday mormon, the contracting parties being Miss Hannah Miriam Thomas, daughter of the lat- Mr. Thomas Thomas, Tonypandy. and Mr. Wilfred John Seldon. eldest son of Mr. R. H. Seidon, of 39, Glan- brydan-aveime. The bride, who was given away by Air. Howey, Bryumill, was attended by Miss Lilian Watkin and Miss Doris Seldon, 1he pretty little sisters of the bridegroom. The best man was Mr. Talford Seldon. Miss Daisy M, Phillips presided at the organ in the church, where a large attendance wit- nessed the ceremony. After the wedding breakfast, ,tlie happy couple left for Cardiff, where the honey- moon will be apent. They were both the recipients, of fl, large number of presents.

PEOPLE'S LEAGUE. i I Opening of South Wales Campaign. I Cudor the auspices of the People s League a South Wales campaign will be inaugurated this week, and m ,his con- nection it is of interest to note that Miss Leaver, who will. with othns appear on the platform at Swansea and elsewhere in the Principality, is a daughter of h. J. IL Leaver, a well-known figure in Swansea, commercial life. It would be well to explain that thp People's League is not a politeal organisa- tion; it know", n) party, and according to its circular it exists to protect British men and women as citizens, taxpayers and consumers again, the powerful minority lJlerests which directly or in- directly afflict, exploit and threaten them. It is inte>;ided..o build lip the organisa- tion by a series of propaganda meetings throughout the country, and once that has been satisfactorily done local com- mittees, and later local bodies will 00 formed and these, it is hoped, will be linked together throughout the country.

PEMBREY MANAGERS. Pembrey School Managers met on Satur- day. Mr. Wm. Edwards, Pembrey, presid- ing. l lt-,S, Ll,-inpll v. ""IS 3fi? H- '?. Hugh?, TJan?Uy. was ap- pointed crtificyted teacher at the Burry- port Girls' School, at a commencing salary of £ 120 per annum. The Clerk s-aid the evening continuation classes at Burryport were excellent. There wore upwards of 50 on the book, and the ■ aj'erage attendance was nearly 40. The mining claiws wef attended, and would have to be closed if the attendance was not better. Mi* Annio Flora DJHj, Pwll. wa,s ap- point ed teacher nt the Copper Work» School, at a commencing salary of .€50. Th« Committee stated tlj-it tfeer had ap- pnint"d Miss Annie M". Williams, Llait- wrtyd WelJs, head teacher at Pembrey Infants* School at a s-alary of £ 225 per annilm. Miss M. Powell. PwH, w* appointed head teacher of Pwll Infants' School at a salary <vf <6H5. The Architect reporttd that extensive alterations were required at Pwl1 School, seeing that the new schools would not be «r*cted for at least three or four ysarP. It was resolved to ask the committee to proceed with the erection of the new Pwll School as soon as possible. The Committee wrote frhat only ten half holidays, exclusive of Hlmk: Holidays, would be granted in future. If more were taken, they should be deducted from the hoi id a ya.

LEAVING-SWANSEA-1 LEAVING SWANSEA. j Mr. A. H. Roberts Returning to Wrexham. Mr. A. H. Ifolteits, manager of the Swansea Employment Exchange, has been transferred from Swansea to a similar appointment at Wrexham, from which district lie came just over throe mouths ago. During hjs brief stay at Swansea Mr. Roberts has made a host cf friends. He leaves with the best wishes of the staff, with whom he was always on the best of terms.

FORMER MAYORESS. Death of Mrs. Gwilym I Morgan. | — Mrs. Gwilym Morgan, wifH of Mr. Gwilym Morgan, J.P., Swansea, pasted away at her residence, The JJryn, Ter- raee-road, Swansea, on Sunday night. The deceased lady had been ailing for many years. She passed <way peacefully in hN s loeu. She was a, native of West Putford, ?orth Devon, and for tome considerable time was in businMs in Swaneca wi<h ¡ three other sisters. In 1006 !-he was Mayoress of Swansea, but owing to iil- keaith, which c-ontiued her to her homo I to a gréa. extent, lnstiy of her public i duties were carried out by her daugrhver. She was of a kind and genial disposi- Iorii and many looked upon her as a counsellor and friend. She leaves seven children, one of whom, Mr. Sidney Mor- gan, is the chief resident chemist in the federal Malay States for the Rublier Grower^' Association. The funeral will take place on Thurs- day at noon for Danygrai# Cemetery.

CHAMPION SOLO CONDEMNED I "Eisteddfod Should be Rescued From Comnetitors. I Mr. Ivor Uwen, A.R.C.O., Swansea, ad- III judicating at A berftvon Eisteddfod, heartily condemned champiort solos. The Eisteddfod should bo rescued from the hands of the competitors, he said. They now practically controlled every- thing. They fixed the subject of competi- tion, the tune, and even the adjudicator. The bringing of symphoh.t orchestras to Wales was not going to oust the Lis- i teddfod; but the people of Wales should ¡ see to it that the Eisteddfod was eon- (Iiieted on a higher level.

A FAMILY QUARREL. I Everyone Fined Forty Shillings. I At the Swansea Police Court on Mondny. Daniel Owen. Mary Jones, Janios Jones. Victoria Fox. Bridget Hughes, and Pat- rick Owens, all related, appeared in a series of summonses and cross-summonses for assault. The Brneh, niter hearing the evidence of j all parties regarding a family quarrel, thought that the only way of dealing with I the cases would be to fine all parties. Each party was accordingly fined 10s.

GODREAGRAIG INVENTION. I Mr. T, (Jower Thomas, of Woodlands, ¡ Godrc'rffmig, Swansea, Valley, has been granted a, letter patent fcr an improved gas mantle. Jt i« claimed that. by his method of illumination the gas mantle is brought to rsuch a standard As to be an efficient rival in regard to cost for a given candle- power to the modern electric lamps. Messrs. Hughes and Young. Swansea, were the asents.

VICAR OF PYLE. 1 Knighted by Kenfig Buffaloes. On Saturday evening the Kenlig Lodge I of the R.A.O.B. bestowed their mark of j appreciation on their chaplain, Bro. Rev. li. J. Arthur, Vicar of Pyle, who was initiated into the Order at the Aubrey Lodge, llirwain. some 12 years ago. Members of Lord Kitciie&ei1 Lodge paid a regalia visit, und there was a good ¡ muster of members from the Talbot, Porthcawl, Margam and Bridgend Lodges. Prior to the accolade proceedings the P.G.P. (Bro. Chas. Steed, K.O.M.), pre- sented founders' jewels to Br. the Rev. Arthur Harris, C.P., Edwards. C.P., and Win. Pugh. The installation ceremony raising Bro. Rev. D..1 Arthur to the third degree, or what: is known among the Buffalo fra- ternity as Knigltthodand Order of Merit, was performed hy Bro. W. T. Wilkinson, R.O.H., of Oginore Yale Lodge.

TO SEE HIS SWEETHEART. Farm Hand Borrows a Bicycle and I Does Not Return it. Offence* of this kind are very preva- lent among boys of this class," said In- spector Williams at Carmarthen on Satur- day, when a former Industrial schoolboy, Alfred Compton (20), a farm set- vanf, was brought up for the theft as bailee of a bicycle belonging to Olive- Thomas, Cilhengroes, Whit land, in July last. Compton borrowed the bicycle to go and see his sweetheart at Carmarthen, but ¡ tater said he had been run into by a motor car, and that lie had taken the machine to a shop for repairs. It was j afterwlfrds found that he hrd sold the bicycle for S3 15e., and bad been paid J2 on account. The machine had now been recovered. Co in pf an, who hail rved two years in the Army. was discharged as a first offender.

PONTARDULA? EISTEDDFOD I I Third Annual Event at Tabernacle. i The third annual eisteddfod was held at Tabernacle Baptist, Chapel, Pontar- dukais, on Saturday. The officials were; President, Mr. David Bevan, manager, Dulaü; Tinplate Work1: adjudicators- Muie, Messrs. Evan Morris, F.T.S.C., Britonferry, and Edg-ar Thomas, Llwyn- hendy: literat ure, Mr. Howard D. Daries. Llivyn'bp-n<lv drawing, Mr. Daniel Mor gan. Bron Llwyn; accompanists, Miss Emily Morgan, A.L.C.M., and Mr. Bryn- mor .Tones, T'ontarduluis; chairman of committee, Mr. J. Rhys Morgan; hon. treasurer. Mr. T. Hugh iones; hon. secre- taries Messrs. Willie Stokes, GlenHouse, and E. Trefor Morgan, We.sf: End. The awards were:—Solo under 12: Mas- ter Mervyn Staples, Tla-nelly. Solo under Ift: Miss Ifiiggi,- Phillips, Loughor. Novice solo: Madame Ruth Davies, Threoe Crosses. Baritone foio: Mr. Owen Morgan, Glall- amman. Tenor solo: MT. Llewelyn Evans, Llangemrech. Contralto solo: Miss Evelyn Davies, Three Crosses. Soprano solo: Madame Aubrey Bowen, Three Crosses. Champion solo: Mr. Griff Williams, Pont- henry. Pianoforte 0601.0: Miss Xydia B. J,c,neg, Llansamlet. Recitation under 10: 1, Gertie Lewis, Waunarlwydd; 2, Kensey -Tottas, Bynea. Recitation under 16: 1. Lizzie, Llewelyn, BrTiiaiuman; 2, May Bevan. Ammanford. Champion recita- tion; Mr. John Harries, Felinfacb. Es.-»ay, "The Cultivation of Welsh Music and Song": M T R. Morgan, Pontaidulais. Sketch, Strfkcture of Tx>cal Interest 1, Mr. Alfred J. Dnvies. Pontardulais; 2, Mr. A. Stone, Pontardaiaia.

I "OVER THE STICKS I Jumping Season Opens at Birmingham. -f A-SMiv'rHv-vICK SELL?XG STHEPLE- i.o CHASE PLATE ci 1M ?ovs. Two miles. Mr C. .Hi'i\ ROMAN u 11-11 Hees 1 Mr A. Chamberlain's WAKBIXE, t. J1-J Dillon. 2 Lt -Col Jiokling's SUZANNE III., a 11-11 Fitzgerald 3 Off 1.1. Trainer: Hill. B etting: 2 to 1 on Roman, 3 to 1 Suzanne HI. 7 to 1 Warbine. Twenty lengths; six. 9 A-ASTON HANDICAP STEEI)TY. 1 i.?U CHASE PLATE <? 80 so?s. Two miles. Ifr Chap pell'e BELL TOLL, a 32-7..East 1 2 Mr Harrison's MK'HKLLXO a, 10-12 Dillon$ Also ran: Clear Money (Owner). Ready Cash (Rrcsl Sandy Cuba (Hulme), Ball's Bluff (Brown). Off 1.31. Trainer: Dodcl. Bettinjj: 2 to 1 Ben Toll to 2 Ready Oash 5 to 1 Balis Bluff 6 to 1 Sandy Cnh. 7 to 1 Michelino 10 to 1 others. Ten lentrths: similar. ? ?-STECHFOBD SELLING HANDICAP 2. U HU'HDI,K RACE of 100 v?vs. Two miles. Mr ChacpcU? A DOUBLE ESCAPE 5 -I,t 1 1 hn?t 1 Mr A. Bate?' OMELYN 3U Gordon 2 Mr lit s WILLING. 5 11-4 J. Bull 3 Off 2.0. Trainer: Ootid. Bcttnifr: 1 to 10 on A Double Etcape 6 to 5 apat Gamelyn 10 to 1 Willing. Lensrth and a halt: similar. ? ?n-KUT?ON HA?D-fCAP HURDLE "d ? RACE of 1W Mvs. Tw? tniles Cant Dcnnoon's HOLLIN LA?F a ,1.J1 II. Brown 1 11ft- McKT_ eever « 8 A X It A M PRINCE, 5 12-6 Duller 2 LT ad, v E3ID.a Gordon'.? TOPSY'S BABY. a B r"x) 3 A'so ran; Theodosiuo (Milbournei Eflnam (Mr J. E; Anthony). Tom Fool (Aelivi 0Ieli-ho (Dillon* Palmestown (Sax- hyl.Keiltrherry (Mr Ree?\ Kaffir King- (Robert. Landowner (Bullock), St. Elmo I (R .Tones). Trainer: H Brown. Bettillg; j1 to 8 on Ifollins 3 tn 1 Lord Ed nam. 7 to 1 Saxham Prince, 8 to 1 Tneodosiuis and Topsy's liabn- 10 to 1 Kaffir King- 100 to 8 Others. Three-parte; four. ? A-TTIREE-YE.VR-OLD HtJRDLE RA?; ?'" I'EATK cf 1W ?o- One and-a.. haiimt!?. Mr F f=tewart'fi CLLESKELF. 11-0 tVoodman i Mr Caldtcptt'i. AfO?T?mi?R. 10-? bu? 2 Mr H. Adsm^ EOTHEN* 11-5 Newoy 5 AJ?oran: Dark Mapic (Roberts), Thvm- bra (R. Jon 6?? ). AntroTim (Dninn? Simon's Glory ?;tx?ra?< ?oM?t (lilest.?l ?ast) ?ohmant; ?. (Cbamberla.inl. Hrolift,. (:"h-). Dorothy ??!' (Hehir, Biins-pl (Stared Off ?.0. Tràin"r: Woo<Ln?n.

FATAL SCALDS. I Ammanford Child and Bucket I of Boiling Water. A child named Stanley Ernest Yidor, vViV- oodtield-terrace? Ifopkinstown, Aitiman- 1ord, died at one o'clock on Monday morning as a result of injuries by scald- ing on Wednesday, the 12th inst. It appears that the children were play- ing in the kitchen, and this little one, who was about: two years and nine months, ran into the back kitchen, where 1 a bucket of boiling water had been taken I from the tire. The sister heard scream- ing, and going into the kitchen found the bucket overturned and the child lying in the water. He was attended to bj Drs. Price and Lewis.

IN SWANSEA GAOL. I Blaongwynfi Colliers Want t Bail. I At Aberavon oh Monday, six B la on gwynii colliers—Frank Morris, Evan Mor- ris, Wm. Edwards, Win. Williams, Owen t KVMJS-, and Wm. dumstead wet9 brought I i 1 up in custody on a charge of assaulting P.S. Henry Davies and P.O. Brown. Mr. L. M. Thomas prosecuting, said tiro facts arose out of an Attempt by the jxdiee to rescue a deserter at an Aber- Blaeagwynfi hotel on Saturday week. The soldier had not. yet been found, and he asked for an adjournment. u MEN IN P8IS0N. 1 wr. lihii msins defending, commented on the iavt that although the assault was alleged to have taken place on Saturday night, th<j defend-auts were not arrested until Thursday, and they had been in -wa Prison since then, although they pleaded not guilty, l ive of the nivii had resided iti B'laengwynfi for over I years. The prosecution agreed to bail, and the case was adjourned for a fortnight, I Mli'J. 1LL

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. I Business for Monthly Meeting. I The monthly meeting of the Swansea I Chamber of Commerce will he held on Wednesday afternoon next. The toll owing new members will be en- rolled :— Messrs. L. Fishley, H. L. Piercey and C. IT. Tait. 1'lie matters down for consideration are the "Widows' and Orphans' Fund (and Children's Summer Home scheme); the shortage of silver; War Pensions Com- mittee—resignation of Mr. A. W. C. lVvnTie; Pn(I the amending of the articles of bve-laws.

SCHOOLBOY RUGBY. I MUN. SEC. v. 8RYNMILL. I Rrynmiil.-G. Williams; W. Daviea, R. nulbct't. T. Edwards, ?. Davicg; F. Locke, R. Co]1jn; F. Morgan, K Hoa?. R. Cougius, H. RMs, L. Wllh3,Jn, 0. Hill, H Smith. B. J Jameg. Munkips.1 Secon-flary.—Co-pas; Richards, Kneath, Glynn Thomas. James; Ratcliffe,, W. R. Davie?; Bevan. Ridd, Graham Ca«n( Hopton, H. Evans. EliaR. E. Jones. W. J. 111Oma, Final Score: j Brynmill, nil, MiinkipaJ Secondary, nil. DANYGRAIG v. ST. THOMAS. I St. Thomas.—Jorgensen; Sid Thomas, T. Howard, W. Allen, L. Rees; W. Burrows, C. Richards; H. Griffiths. 1. Trick, R. Archer, II. Davies. C, Quick, A. Open. C. Jones, G. Evans. Danygraig.-V. Hopkins; Elias, J. Evans, T. Thomas, Ballet; Hanson, G. Davies; Wilde, Smith, Hill, A. Daviee, T. Davies, A. Thomas, W. Hopkins, a.nd A. Mort. Final Score: St. T&omae, 1 tries, Danygraig, nil. NATIONAL v. ST HELEN'S. National.—Edwards; Kearn, T. Jones, Final Store: National, 1 try, St. Helen's, nil.

BIG MONTREAL FIRE. I I Montreal, Sunday.—The main build- ings of the Naval University containing medical department were destroyed by fire last night. The damage is estimated at half a million. It is believed W'lt the I fire was caused by a lighted cigarette being dropped.

SURPRISE AND INDIGNATION. I New York, Sunday (received Monday). -The League to enforc-e Peace has issued a manifesto declaring defeat of ratifka- tion has been received by the country with aurpriee and indignation. The people want peace, and the League ro guard peace. T'he Senate should ratify iq the new session.

I FINANCIAL NEWS. 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I I ? New 1 ork oeclineci to 4.U4 --V5 and I adverse movements occurred in the Paris (3ft.(>0—SO), Brussels (3G.30-50), ami Italian (48.00—49.00) rates, but I Switzerland (22.20—3U; and Spain (20.2{j —30) inoveu in our favour, and t.be Scandinavian rat-os were harder. Ger- man marks further improved in value and fell to 170—175. Tne feature in the South American group was the rise of I 1,d. in llio to 17 3-.tlid. Chili also moved up sharply to Ili. Eastern rates were iirm, the Hong-lvongdollar rising to 5k. 1 1 Id., but the Shanghai tael showed no further change. SILVER Cs. 2d. PER OUNCE. ) The cash price of bar ?ih'er rose -|d. further to 74d. per oz., but the quota- tion for forward delivery remained At 71?d. per oz. Supplies zin?di the market closed quiet. I NEW NEATH COMPANY. I Premier Merthjr Colliery Company (Ltiult.efil).-Pi-iN-at.e. company. Capital, £ 20.000 in 1:1 shares. To carry on the business indicated by the title. The subscribers (each with ofie share) are: — NA'. N. Pligli, col- liery proprietor, and E. Harris, Eair- lawn. Penvweru-road, Hhyding, Neath, civil and mining engineer. The first directors are: — \V. N. Pugh; J. Lewis, Arfryn, CromwcJI-strcct, Swansea; T. J, 11w¡s, 5. St. James'-gardens, Swansea: K. H. The Hollies., Trecvnon, I Aberdarc; J. Howells, Penywern-road, Neatli; b. Harris; T. A. Elvnn, Bryn Hoxise, Lewis-road, Neath and J. Hop- kins, Uryncusc, Cryuant (ail permanent). Qualification, 600 shares. Secretary: E. Harris. Registered office Prudential Chambers, Neath. AT THE DOCKS. I I Arrivals and Sailings of Vesse:s. I KING S DOCK. At rivals.—Tjixim? lan ? 42?3. Liver- pool; VU1.Q de Caen s 145, Ca?n; Cire.?o Amofos s 777. LiwfPool; Borre s 101, London Rokta s 18U, St. Brieux: Car- ventnm s 2811), Glasgow. Sailings.—Corneille s 1408. Kouen. PRINCE OF AY ALES J,QCK. Artivak-Arc s 310. Havre: Bos- ¡ combe Chine s 1445, London: Sbmish s I 682, Rouen; Renee Marthe s 726, Rouen Nelly s 943, Rouen ri8 s 239, RCluen: Brasil s 409, Isigny: Astree s 427, Caen; Regal s 528. St. Malo: Thames s 675, Dunkirk; Thvra s 704, St .Naazire: Beatrice s 588, Rouen. Sailings.—Porto s ;)0-3, Rouen; Nero 708, Lisbon and Oporto; Arena s 396, UtoWvalla. NORTH DOCK. Arrivals.—Pyrope s 189, Glasgow; Dundee s 362, Havre; Carl v ^jeliberg s 376, Rouen Wild WTave 57, New Ross; Excelsior 77, Wateriord. Sailings. — Spica II. s 583, Roueft; Rosabelie s 99, Dublin > elocity s 112, Avonmouth; 8oscovite <K), RoscofF; Sun- fishing ground. beam m. b SOCtil DOCK. Arrivals.—Flint Cast! cl07. sea; Et- trick 465, Barry; Dynevor Castle 111, sea fish Swansea Castle 99, iea fish La bore et Henore 42, sea fish; Fieiy Cross 21, sea fish; Ashton 113. Isigny. Sailings.-Panricia 342, Dublin Agra 62, Avon mouth Cardiff Castle 80, setk, lisii; Neath Castle 117, sea fish.

SMALL CYCLONE. I Last Night's Windstorm in I Swansea. The pedestrians on Sunday ever, mg found considerable diflier in ma^xr.g progress againet the fi* windsturm which sprang up hali «st The storm arose so suddenly es it abated a couple of hours later, and it raged for it short spa-ec of tiinp with extraordinary intensity. If seemed to he n collection of whirlwinds, and people negotiating street «orn»>rn oceasiofiaHy found themselves spun Tound hy the force of the aerial disturbances. As far as can be ascertained no damage was caused by the windstorm. Mr. Walter Webber, -the well-known Swansea expert, expressed the view to the- Leader on Monday, that the peculiar whirlwind characteristics of the btorua pointed to it being a cyclone of small area.

SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET. I Johannesburg, Wednesday (delayed).— The Australian military team defeated the Transvaal in a cricket match, by ofte innings and 11 runs. ■ 111 ■ MM

HOW THE CLUBS STA,ND. I SOUTHERN LEAGUE. 1 I I (ioali. I P. W. L. P. F. A. Pts. Portsmouth IT 59 4 10 24 Watford. 1510 a 3 35 10 ? Reading 1.7 8 2 7 Queen's ftrk 16 9 5 4 34 ti 32 Crystal Palace IS <i 1 7 28 1 21 Otrdiff Citv 15 6 i -6 26 16 IS ,snvin,ion !,6 7 5 4 29 25 18 Norwich 7 S 44 tt 17 Plymouth Argyle 16 6 6 4 20 it 16 Exeter City M -5 5 6 19 108 Mill wall 17 6 7 4 25 27 16 Southend 16 5 -6 6 1023 16 Brentford M S 5 6 16 IS 16 Swansea Town 11 5 7 6 17 18 15 Merthyr Town 13 4 « < HI ? 14 Luton 16 S 7, 4 SO tJfl 14 Bmtol Itö-ven 15 S < 4 34 29 14 Sonthamt)ttln 17 6 10 1 3 M 1'; Brixhton 4 Hoe." 17 3 9 5 16 Z4 11 Northampton 16 5 8 5 27 58 11 1 Newport County 17 5 1t 3 IS A4 9 GilliBgham 16 S ID i 9 30 <

TTOR SALE. with Vacant Posseteion on 1 oompletion 7.3. B\mrswick-»tre>et, swan. »»&.—Apply Edwa-rd B.0bert6 &T)d Son. 101. fair Buildings. Swansea. CU-!9 WjfY not write let me help you to V ? Buy a House with the rent. Ijbjbm- diate advances and houses found any dis- trict 40,000 already purchased.—G. no, ?etty. i^eya-i LADY'S CFl; ea?ty clutch bt?«: Coventry Croeft: for Sale £ 6 6e.; efc- cetlcnt condition.—Maxwell, 26, Walter*- road; ba ck Ttra nee. 138A11-&6 £.' 1'0- OF ftnED'!o-Ke.y of H?M-. any cwlv fi? o'r 3 UnfMrfMhtd Root?a 'sith ti?w thereto.—Write B. it?" Lejhd? 0!Bet. tr-. | "MAKES A STRONG CUP." The Cambrian Tea Co.'s TEA j makes a strong cup, and is so in- I vigorating, it makes one feel quite I fresh again. You must buy this 1 Get it from your usual Grocer, If any difficulty in getting supplies, send a post-card to the Wholesalers, THORNETT & CHIVERS, 1 Wholesale Grocers, Cambrian Buildings, Swansea, I "ism

BIRTHS, MARfSiMES, AND } DEATHS. BIRTHS. EDWARDS.—On 20th November, at Mum. ties to Mr and Mrs. I,. A. Kdwaxite, of Port Talbot, a daughter. 157A11-2'! MAHHLAGCS. NORMA N-BA NDA J t the Wc^levaji Chuma. Cromer orrQlk) oz-, MKh bv the Rev. L. L, Price. B.A.. J'aane« sixth son 01 t'he late Mr. James Noi.luan and Mrs. Norman, l*leas&nt«treet. Swansea, to Enid Honor, y&UtiSOft danshte- of Mr. and M. Robert Lawrence Handall, Clarence Mouse, Cromer MA 11-24 DEATHS. t-IOCIO.Nov,ember 20th at Souier&et li-,vn. «jrioi.w:est€r, the r&sii)f-tw>e of his broliicr- Jh-Jaw. John l/Tingie Hi too. younger son of the iave James Cooper .Hi, Post- master. NeweHt. iiiouoeiter. in his 58th year. 1b6AJ1.Z4 WATKINf!.—JOn November n. at 54, Gon- ventJstreet, iinam. the beloved wife of David V>"kins (cattlc dealer;. Funeral on 'luelBday. at 11 for Cheritoi:, WATTS.—At her residence 33. Henrietta- street. on the 21f-t mot.. Annie E. Wattg. 85 rent's. h''unerj] Ineeday Novejn- ber 25th 15 a.m. for Danysraig. Men oniy. 1MA 11-24 MORGAN.—On the ■ PArd inst., at Thtj Biyte." Terraee-road. Beeaie Ann. the be- lo- W!fe o? Mr. ?wiiym Morgan T '1, M?d 71. 1S8A11-24 i November, at 8)adE. road Newton, Maria, widow oi the iale Kytion El-oyd, of Swansea; aged 86. Funeral on T'uesday. leavins- at oelo,-k for Danygraig .Swansea. Gentlemen only. 15&A11-24 LINGARD.-On the 22nd inst., at Eaet- bourne George, o&ly son of Kowaci; and Kate binostia. of Moylc?hc. Cheshire ?nd grandson of the late Wm. urxl ft 168A11-io rs rose, oi Swansea. 1MAU-*6 BETAM.BO.—November 20th. at 197. Oxforcl- rtreet. Swansea, Ethel. the beloved daugnter of Annie and the late Jame- Bet Am bo; &g< 17 year*: after a long ill- i nes». 156A11-24. BOWEN.—On November 20th at the Nuri,- Iqk Institute, William Henry Bowen. of "Greenfield," Morriston. aged 56. Funeral1 at 4.30 i).ta. on Monday foi Oyetermoutli v^rnt tcr.V. Private.' Intimate friends ma,v attend. 156A11-24 THANKS fOR SYMPATHY. JONf#1.—The Family of the late Mr. David Jones f"in«buiry-terraee wisli to ttlanh their mar.s fnenoa tor iaeir kind syja pathy aiia fioral tributes sent them in their ead bereavement 1S8A11-24 IN MEMORIAW. LEEKK-In loving memory of bce,Corpl KranK Ijeeke 61st Highland Batt. M.O.C.ih Section, who oled in Cambrai, Novembei M. 191J> ace 24 years. Bear is the gTave where my loved one is laid. Grand is his memory that never will fade. I fid Bad, it is true, we cannot tell Vi hy its always the best that are called I to d i c. Oftt'n i Liiink of vou dear Frank And my heart is sad witli uain. (-Ili! thi6 would be a heaven. Could J, hear your voice again. — i'rom his loving .Sweetiieai-t, Gertie; ftJteo his sorrowing fatner mother sister, ;111:1 brothers, of Shropshire. 156A11-24 DENNIS.—In loving memory of Wm Den- nis date Bandmaster;, Belgrave-road. ude wra;rliamegzid"rï9W: I SacHr mi?f?d by wife and children 1 157A'1-221 OWKNS.—In loving memory of our dear 14avid. beloved son of Mr. and Mre. D Owens. 5. rU'vans-row Port Tennant who died or wounds in 48 C.C. Station, France. .0rct November 1917. From father mother, B'wnwen, Ooris. and Charlie, sister Maud, brother-in-law. David. Far away in a distant battlefield Where the trees and branches bend, Lies our dear loving iJuviM One of the best that God could send. Some may think that we've forgotten. Some may think too wound ia ncaled. Bitt we are always thinking Of hi44 grave on the battlefield. 15SA11-24 REES.—In affectionate memory of Alford (Si'tanley) itees. who died Novem-ter 2Jrd, 158A11 -^4 H.AFRIES.—In loving memory of Margaret, beloved wife of Rliys Harries Gfeenfield- I DIBCC. Loughor, who died ?oycmbpr 23rd* 1916.-F0ndl' remembered by Hneband, CMhirpu ar.d 1itUe Grandson Insli." l?All-24 BYANS.In loving memory of my dear ¡ Husband George, Down-street, Ciydach. late of Llwyncelyn who died 24th Novem- ber. 1915 We can see hM grave and the larid Where the leaves are falling. The sun and moon are shining On his grave, on his grave. From sorrowing wife and children. 158A11-24 OTUGKEY — In loving memory of my dear I Husband. John Stuckev of the fi.N.H.. who died November Z4th, 1918. I¡ Often I think of you dear John And m hftit-rt is -ul with pain; Ob! hut this world would be t heaven. I Oocid I hear your voice again Friends mas, think that 1 forget you. When at tinits they see me smile, But they little know the sorrow Which that smile hides all the while Si? o heeT way his SDJmn face. Arc a t?MU'Brc to rccaH Though there's n«thim: left to answer But his photo on the wall. Ever remembered by his loving Wife and Children. 158A 11-4 CROWTIfER.—In loving memory of Corpl. T. Orowther. ilth Cheshire Regt.. who died at Priedricltfeld. November 23, 1919. It's lonesome here without, yon Tom. And e-itd the weary way; Nor is the world to ue the same Since ou were called away. But BGSMpfMt be your rest, dear Tom Tie sweet to breathe your name: In life we lOyed you very dtar- In death we do the same Fondly remembered by hie Sisters and Brother. 158A11-24 TRICK.-—In loving memory of Frederick Tridt who died November 22nd. 391b. Frfewdti taay think that we've forgotten. When at times we sometimes smile, Little knowing grief hs hidden Beneath the surface all the while. From sorrowing wife and children. 156A11-24 JF.NKINS —In loving memory of Susie, the beloved wife of David Jenkins, late of 90. Vstrol-etreet. who pfi«eed away on Novem- ber 22nd 2918_ Sadly mi«»ed by husband and children, Lilian and Evelyn. -T"t from eight. To memory ever dear. 156A11-24

0- TI7BEATHS. BOUQUETS, Etc.. bv K IT- 1 LRT? the ?FF! !At?RTS tn Flomt j BeJfign Otf'?t? tt 8wt.nt?a After 7 6 m !t? m <Antral. ALEXANDRE JOH?STOK WBEATHB A SftUonKM <t! th# LfM?t böndOD atrle. 827. oictord-street. Tel Wi Central TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA- TION. GOr:g]l-SMNT L1EN.-Jut feceirea? LEarim CoMi?n?mMt be C?r?d at it. $d per Yard.—&. Pre=ett, & Piet?B-pla?-. Swapgea. .l??S GOOD D?y Girl wanted not ündr 18: ex- ceilent Wb f?r suitable ?ppHoM?.— Aptily T?<H. ?. IBtyn-roa?. ?SIKI 9 YOUNG Ÿ4n ( 32)-wouli like to Corf?f?ond  1 with n.Mtable widow ?ge 28 to 30. with vie.v to Matrimony.—"Write Box V 1. 1 Leader 0?. ?57AH.26 AIJE, t ¡ C\ aw uo to 4'?in d?a.; 3 Si e-tip Jubilee Trams: 6ft. I?or-,stbio. ?Iortar ill. 0m". Swansea-. 157A11-26 TRJUYPR }r<>tN' CMru!:et'7, excellent condition: climb 3.nnvhè: .e1l rp??onable ?uic? buyer.—Apply Pr œr 65. Mattbew?trMt. S*tLt?ea. 157A11-28 TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA- TION. ?"A?TED. Jmaor CierL?T'poonwritpr ? wtHi k)iow?f}? <?t Hh?tthaHd; va.?s ?i rfr?ppk.—Appiy Box 28 P-t OHice ?v.aitMB. ?)\inE fuH dMaii.. uf pxppr?n'-p. ?K?'. (tc, ?? i56AE-29 CCAUTION— Most tenant, ?e the ?iadom of Bm-tng the House they Rent but many ru?h. nuknowin?jv. into cxpensh-e scnemeg of house purchase. While there i« a- Building %M-ie.ty in Swansea m which the. borrowers participate, not otilv in the management but in the proift*, thev have no need to go outside the town. or to joict companies over which they nRve no con- trol. Flie I,andore Permanent Bnildfng oocjcty. 61 Vi ind-street Swa-msea ie a& safe a sa, bank, and will tell you to a pennv what repayments you }lave to make for each £100 borrowed. No survey fpc .uivance^ are obi;K]nai">lfi arxl TOpsy^a bl#1 n 1 sriy tirtip. "ANTEr>. Kan a-s Green Keeper for a < Golf Club.—Apply, statinsr exjjeriience wages and references, to Box" Y Daily jueader Swansea. Cn.26 "H/HY worry to Pay Rent., when Landlord t t. oftev.1. you admirable system to Pur. ehase a. B.oiue, any district^—Write Ad- imra,Oiet'' Daily I>e«der. a Private Loan aw51 \bnfiPrfvTte l Financier—Albert E. Gash. o Unland^ cre?cent, Walter-road. Swansea CZ.2 SALE at Pontardulais L we.li-built. f- Bouses: Semi-detached; modern; good locality.—Write Houses." Leader Office. Swansea. 158A11-Z5 KAKSWiKID Pig Powders increase wrr \t m nil's. Twelve powdere 1?—C-o.-Op. 6 Market-Street and 26 F 11- l-<CH-]Oly. l>td.^ Thomas. 156A1124 bia-n-streetSt. JThomas. OAVF time in getting pisr^tor'market v 1 using Karswood Pig Powcit-iv Twelve for Js.—Hopkins 94. JIigh-ttTeet. Olydach- 1,58AI 1 -24 KARSWOOD p» Powdet s cost pence— farri pound-fv. Promote ueaith. in- Bee«. Chemist, Swansea-road Pontardulftr= 156A11-24 S' A-XON Light Car. in excellent, running I order and condition; 4 new tyree" seetylene headlight^: enamelled grey; £ S,ic. Apply Bennett Bros.. Gorgeinon. 3"S4A11-Sd \VANTED, Two Furnished jToom: by I-oiing Ocmplc: with or v, ith»-.t OiBce. Is •5SA11-26 J-R Sale, a good Counter and Fixtures- on view at 15, Grove-place. Swansea.— A. S. Robertson. 1.), Grove-place Swansea 1 i8A -29 T ORRIK'S. N ans. Cars, Landaulettcs f Jj Sa.li>; immediate delivery: New and Second-hand. Send for liet and state >'■(>•;r roquirenfceiitfc.—Hill, X\? AN'ffil), Furiiished House 1next 12 n n- All ary (or before; to Itarch in Mumbles district; Newton Preferred; state "Üe oLd terms; no childrf-ii.-Box I <¿, I:llder Office, Gjl U A R tkSMA N R ecorde f La tesC Titled; Dnubie S.,ded; 2s. 6d. of all dealeiis.— Wholesale, Premier Supply 00,. 11", Charles- street, Cardiff. 168A11-29 (CONTINUED Success,—Madam Fletcher. J M.B.P.S.: Test Eesditicr Free Send birth date and <5tamped envelope.—5, Ar- cade. Pontypridd, G);\m. lj £ A31-19 SiTANTED, First-Clses Rooms "jtl1 attend- l' ance .'breakfast and tea' by Gentle- man and Child: out all doy.—State tsnns. X Z. Daily Leader, Swansea. *53A?-?6 OMABT Overcoats and Velour Hats, etc., O at Cost Prices; Catalogue on Appli- cation.—London Clothing Co., Bsv-strect, Port Tennant. li8All-r6 pOLLIERS' BOOTS.-Tyv our 26:; tAl. mHl V, JOs. lines; all Solid Leathsr: they are tip-top vaiue.-C,trpejiter Bros.. 132. tVood- field-gtreet. Morriston. 153A11-29 BOOTS for the Tinplate Mills; Bcnch -D made; Solid Leather Throughout; foiled or Plain; 14s. lid per pr; wondr- ful value. Also Boys' and Qjrl;' Footwear. —Carpenetr Bros.. 132. WoodfieM-street. Morrieton. 168A11-29 t\TASTED. Steel Corrugating Machine for Wash Board; making rolls 1t¡n. long.—Reply, Box XI, '• Leader" Office, Swansea. 155 A11-26 PONTARDULAIS.—For Sale, Six-roomed JL Dwelling House, No. 7. Trinity-street, Pont ard ul -It-is.-A PPIT, Mrs. Sidnev Lewis, Craig-y-Drysni, Hendy. Porttvar.iulai- 156 A11 -29 (MYCLFr-CAlR Chassie; Six H'?. a?d Four \? H P. Petrol £Jine for Sale Ch??p.— Stamp reply. Court Church HzH. dydpch- on-Ta??_ _IMA?.M '/OUG Man d?sir?s )nrtrwr@hip in any J- Mnnd bu?iuMS: SwaT't?ei pTden-?A; sound knowledge of motor trad: ?'iMinf t.) JJeader Oftce, Swansea. "Rlk OPECTAL Rain Coats and é 0 ? Gent?' Overcoats to 00al' at half- pt?ce; traTe?er's salMples..—Wntp. "H?tp! "T??pr" Office. -Swan sea. 1S5A11-24 Wilkes's Afinouncements. BEDROOM SuitOe, confeiating of Wardrobe, Dressing Chect. Marble-top Waehstand. 17. 25 26 27, 30. 35 37. 40 wounds • Chesterfield Suites (Queen Anne Style; in Tapestry, Vel- vet. and Moucttes, 29. 32 35, 40 Douid6; Side- boards 1Z 17. 22.. 27 <x un<l« (-)- DD"rd-bë¡ 15. 15, 17. IS Pounds each; Kitchen Couches. 4 Pounds; DIning and Drawing-room Suites in Leather and Velvet. £ 36 ICs., £ 19 35s. A Large Assort- rnent, of China. Dinner Tea. Toilet, afrd Trinket Sets in Stock. Come and Inspect our good and j non-profiteering prictt.— Wilk-s 64 and 178. Oxford-etreet. Swansea. 158A31.-2S I BUY PurnituTe, New and Second-hand.— JL Serkin. 219 High-street Swansea. i 1 '.29 SIDNEY Paltoer's, the Noted Cafe for JJut. k3 cheoue and Teae: value and Quality. Largoe Stock of Bride Cakes. Try OUT Minco Pies and Pastries.—Palmer's Care (opposite Lrc) ttild 168Ali-29 BAD LEGS.— I have successfully treated JD thotwanda. and 1 guarantee a cure in every CØJS-e-G. Deakin. Herbalist. Alexaii- dra-road. Swansea. SSA 11-24 BAD LEGS.—My StiiBulating Herbal Anti- JJ septic treatment cures in every coieo.- Write or call to- Slerbalitt, Alexandra-poad, .Swansea. 158A.!1-N ANTED an Expert Sjiorthand Ty^i^t Superheater Ltd.. Unit jWorks,^Strand, »Swanaea. CI 1-26 GENERAL wrlntfd: zood wage*.—Apply Windsor Houfee Windsor-terraoc U" lands, Swaneea. 1S8A11-26 SALE. Four Smooth Fox Terrier Puppies.—D. Rses, Decoi-ator. 7 Blocm- field-terrace, Mount Pleasant Swansea. _J58A11-S6 Y,\THY Pay Bent? 40,000 Houses already T Purchased through our s-sterb.-For Prospectus and Balance-sheet write Bo-c D l Leader Cffice. 158A.11-29 BLOUSFS.—Opposite ShaftcKbTt?y Cmpma. JD M?nustactnT?er?' Sample B!oMsM. to Clear; exceptional bargains from 5s lid. to 2 guineas. Cannot he repeated. No win- dow display. All New Stock. Inspection invited It) A-in. <Iai *Iv. Also Selection of Crepe de Chene and Ninon Camisole*. Cor- set#.—Jarvis Jones, Blouse Specialist 2S. St Helen's-road, SWí1 nse:t 15SA11-26 PISH and Chip Cooking Bange? for &ale. We have ? few Single and DoaM? Pan Rahges actually in stock. Also Everything for the Trade.-Emanuel T-homae and Son. Swansea-. 158A11-24 A PPLES! Choicest American and Canau ■ZTL diati« now arriving. Direct ehipjnent* from the Growert.-Emazuel Thoma* and Rill. Swansea. 1511 A WATCH with a 'Guarantee. 1S -Yèa.' written guaranty siven with each watch. Strong Oxydi-ed Caee full jewelled movement; perfect timekeeper; 25fc. e A. Joseph, Watchmaker and Jeweller. *TsathfieM-*treet. (next to Bullin's). Swan- «*e ft. 158A31-29 HOUSE fM 8&1 ?t Ma??KoB ?ith'??, wealw?, VOS1()U; 6 epoms.-Apply Mr. 11O. 15. Verig-street, Swansea. 1SSA11-36 Yonii4z Girl at General: early rker- good W'&MS and outings; com- Edmund Thomas. Willowrmerel Parh; Drive, T-Tz. lands.. 153A11.29

LAN DOftE FUNERAL. I The burial of Mr» Mary Price, of Lh ;Of. 1- terrace, Land ore, took place on Saturday afternoon. An impressive service was held at the' house, when the Rev. S. Williams, New Siloh, of which church deceaeed was an old member. officiated. At Cwmgelly Cemetery the Rev. J. DaTie-i B.A. Mynyddbach, Conducted the service and spoke eloquent worcis of the life and example of Mrs. Mary Price. The Revs. B. D Govertoin, B. Brennie Davies. B.A., B.D., Gowerton, B. Thomas, Old Siloh; E. M. EdwaTds. Cwm- bwrla, also took pont" wiilst the Rev. J. T. Gregory -ofTieiated at the graveside. The Revs. Gotigh and D. ftrom Jones, Pentre, were also present. Amongst others present were Messrs, Wm. Williams, J. P. Wern, J. H. lwjs, Merthyr, D. R. Morris, Glandwr, Petii.; W. D. Evans, Landore; W. Francis, Bynea. The chief mourners were: Dan E. Price, J. E. Price, Newcastle-cr-tyne; and Evan Price (sons). D. T. Price, Albert F-ic* and Ernest Price (gTAntl-,ons), and Mr. David John Lewis, conductor of New Siloh Chapel Price, Morrieton (brother-in-law), whil-t r took clier-ge of the Rinsing. The funferfcl arrangrements were carried out by Mr. W. Jeremiah, Brynhyfiyd.