The Cambria Daily Leader

F3m—B——e—sgKSKi«g»wj 44gm»«.it<ua»csBarp:-TTaBnw»Mmi'.ii)i-i»MJAmB^iWiWH<wi».Jil*u-rmMtmmia: ^amt JH* YOUR \2jT COAT SIR! J|'m 1' il l OVERCOAT .1 i|| jj| Satisfaction I MM IPI > jWi is found only in J 1 '?r??SJ'J? { the Perfect | I ?c@' 111 Comfort in Wear, I 1M1i1l' l 111 ]| 1||! 1 Lasting Service, I Lasting 5ervice I 111 I and Distinctive j II ilPi1l 1il1 l if lII ll Appearance of a j iI lrtl i i! ll Hepworth Coat I S ll |^ i| l llMlll l wmmmaammMma | ? ? ?' ? THastes differ, and so we make | ? m m 1 1 ? many styles in a great many If ? 1 ll I u; ? i 9 different materials but all h If ? I ? i \1 I alike in Intrinsic Worth J  Whatever the price you pay at j ) 1DIH Mmilil U| HEPWORTHS, you are certain of C ???????<? aB!? a?? ?' ? receiving the Utmost Val e for fMoney obtainable- Anywhere | Picture s?ows Hepworth Broadway | ) Hepworths I THÈ CLOTH IERS I !20T HIGH ST., a bo 258, OXFORD ST.,  :OL also 258, :> "A: ij SWANSEA i §; And over 170 Branches in <Jreat Britain. |

EVANS—J UGAINST. 1 I A pretty weddmg took paction Thurs- day morning at St. Mary's Parish Church, Swansea, the parties i oing Miss Maisie Jugant, of Arosfa, St. Thomas, and Mr. Jack Evans, of Messrs. Tliomae and Evans, electrir-al engineers, Svan- sea. Tho bride was given away b I her i father and attended by Miss Iris Jugant and Miss Nan Phillips. The bride is well-known at Burryport, being the grand-daughter of the late Mr. Thomas i —————————— ——————————————- I Phillips and of Mrs. Phillips, late of Arosfa. The honeymoon is being spent at London. I

LOCAL INVENTION. Mr. J. Smith, 32, Cambridge-street, I Uplands, Swansea, has patented an in- < vention relating to thimbles. According to the invention, a sewing thimble is fitted with a spring which assists in holding the thimble in place dn the figer.

I .???———— ?——————???—————————————?<   ¡ t, '\B. J,l!COri*o^A I ■ Tiny Tonic. Tablets i ? Tieaiment for LESS than l?d. a day. ■ Iron-Ox Tn?ic ?ablets bne up the whole system — banish brain-fat- « ? purify the hhod -are the idc.d Liver Tonic ?'?d a natural a>d to digestion. B 0 l?a d'?e )s suf?otnt to prove to YOU he wonderful toric effect of Iron-Ox Ton;c TaMcts. /lad BJ g to cnn?nce yi)??. of the lasting KO ><4 "iU will derive from ta??ivg the treatment regularly for ? E a spcl6ed ,i:ue The 6?' box con.?.s /lougb Tiny Tonic TaMett for nxweekt' cumulative ■ S treatment. Whv not ttart tn-dav ? Mt I If.. ii 50 Tablets, 1/3 | Packed in Aluminium Boxes II as formerly. l ON SALE EVERYWHERE THE IRON-OX REMEDY CO., LTD., ro. Lincoln's Inn Flslds, London. W.C. 250 Tablets. 6f- 1 la Bottles. Small metal container for pocket use supplied with each bottle. I

EACING PROGRAMME I' ——— Kempion Park. I r The entries for the concluding day at KemDtoa .Pa.rJ are not numerous out it' the ii'uaii and select lot enttreu tor the liicii- mznA btes?ccna&e turn out. the race ??i ?W01'h SO?? a ?UM ??.y ? too W?t.! i'-jetal"u ?-?rtrce Beri?ein. and H.t- clig'?rQtiici, ..a?.ta. *ot cf ?-dier., are t?=?gcd 1n ?? iSt?i? Han. ilicaD Hurdle, so tuUb on ti-c vvuole, J,,3fi- will be weli catered for. /v-BAHNLS SEILIZ? 'lii?? ILal? i. Uij? ?.UH?ij? jctAC? fWi ot 1? ouv& Aille and a bail. -I qa—VAUXHAIiL SELLING HANDICAP X.t>U ia'i'???l?.??Ab? ot loO OOYS. 'iw < auiea. EcLaireur (Mr A'igra..m) Pool-o a lZ 7 te.toxa iiaiico viir ;lV}.lie) Hyame it jZ j L-Jonuaji (ill- '.t'. butler; ..vvaisii a U ■i ¡ "tl (jjir A Sauuucrsj Private « 1 jti-idge IV (iu- WiKram) route » 1Z 1 I'lawnio (Mr E. ejcaieilow ,.Ur Ingram). -ioole ali 1,) t; 11h [Mrs IS'SlBVlCl tl> *1 1? Uai I& ? i-r?on).nammuud aU? hat JDuke (<jo.pt. lieiler^unj %v,mr UiA!ie ietijerutonliaugn .a .1.1 7 United (Mr C. Hayt*) Law a 11 7 -«J.U n-UIDDLIiSEX STEEPLECHASE HA?. O DiCAP of 250 SoG .8 Two miiM. Aiitipater (Oapt. J. KoEerson* Gore a 12 7 2Iir Pick (Mr i. Bibbyj. W iihiijgtor» a 0 ?111lelTY (Mr BoU?inley).ii? a 1 1.? ?a?atone (r Wren) Payne a 11 1,? ¡ C.es?y (Lord Lonsdaie) •■'2mc ? ll ? l ,L:isu Cheer (Mr Siowburp).Fn.mn 6 u 71 Ardoua^'ti (Capt. Ranbury) \Vh?aker 6tl 61 Straight On (Mr T BleJ.kiron) W. iN'iKlaungall 5 11 4 Gay Damsel (Mr D. fctuartj LA-Vaing a 11 2 Park (Mr Bcttomieyi ilare a "1 1 eurotlc (Mr Wigram) .Poole a 10 11 '(.8 (Mr A. Saunders; Private a 10 4 l??rity (CaPt. W. iiolland) Hare a 10 4 Vintbed (Mr T. Butler) WalBh 5 10 Slattir<Mr J Uutienral^^ 2.3~ 015c £ Wi'li of M »»• Two )1 _C;TAINES HANDICAP "?' miles. The SQuire (Mm L-. Barrie) ..Private 12 7 b\ lldune (Mr Bibby? ?Wi,tt?un?? ju s ? ? ? 61 Dr?lanrlK (r SSSSm gss t5 i? i(i 1ji Wr?ker (Mr H. Brown) Bl«V' 1 Vermouth ?Mr P. neyboum); i .ell ai? I Chi?so (Mr A. Pole).C. ?Lu.g 4 ? M Macmerry (Mr H. BottoMley) liare a11 i? Uoi?n Dai&y ?r L?. *e??tc oi ea11 it ¡ Tueud?iua ?r 1. Gunt.ri.p).Lund ?1 9 be a imu ?Mr M. iuraaui Oouxrey 6 1 S llaiher JJant l^ayt iiorgari) t-ri\aie 5 1. o iseilgUerry (,Mr Jr'. ingram) 1 uo^e oil '1 6,vwet UuatUe (Mr ii?yo?urn)..Rc.t.l 4 U 6 PannerstAjvvn (Mr Cuj.mp?3y)..?P<? 6 a 4, U-nKtr-iiie (ilr BoLitjmiey) .iiare 4 ll 4 Lt; vxwiuetabie (Mr U. Mar»ii) Uodfrey 611 4 Bayodeo (r Caldicott) Catiiiv/Ott. 6 11 2 -¡ bl t a ulca .vaLUlvOL 0 J,J. uvU e iMrs L. labor) i a u,)r 4 11 1 pension (An- it inrnmer).Private 5 11 1 promoter (Mr ? Bottum?ey).. Bare a H 0 Varech (Mr X. Butier). Waiefl a 10 7 ,ul1rne6 n {Mr ii. C ?rtia) Poole 4 10 0 O rk—RICHMOND STEEPLECHASE PLAT? 3. of 150 Taree miles. Poethlyn (Mrs H. peel) Eseott a 12 9 Wayeiiree KJapt E. Bitby) a. V»'liite Irout (Com Ward) Whitake"- Al2 4 WitbLin&tona12 4 Bernstein (Iord Lonsdale) Gore a12 1 t Jjutteur Hi (M- Hennessy) ..Eseott a 11 11 hB, (Mr A maunders) Private a 11 11. prinee Clifton (Mr H. Channel!) i Dodd 6 11 1 Charles Martel (Mr T. Ha.r:tian) J- Nightingall 4 10 5 on SUNBURY HCEOLE RACE 3 •OU PLATE of 200 eovs. Two miles. B:M)d<? (Mrs Greason) C. Young a 12 9! Treaigella (Mr M. luman).Uodtrcy 412 3; Athd?i?<MrF Benscn).R?ms 5 12 2' Briffadier-Geceial (Mr E. C^dicoU)^ § Muscovado (Mr H Curtis).. 5 12 2 -u"^()Vad<) (??4."r R C-urti,).. 51,2 2 fellow Bedst?w (Mr Cu:-zcn ?bbs 612  Furore (Mr C. Ilatrv) ™te !y, I ?inh? ,Mr N o r a a ? Jinlile ,Mr No; man) vWJlut-aker 6 52 2X C, t(C,)m. Ward.Wb?er 622 CD,I (Mr Marsh).. Godfrey 6 12 2 Brid,?, of &lghs il. (Mrs Pregton) IT Hammond a 12 2 Horner (Mr A Bendon) Private 4 1. Ifl I", vrarla (Mr L,,ttorniev). F.Y:z re 4 u 10 The PloUlrh (Mr Burn) WWtaker 411 101 Citron (Mr E. CaldkottLCalrlicott 4 1110: DiOUyeos (Lord D'Abernon) I D Da Mestre 4 11 10 rl J"nmrt afr Johnson) La 4 11 '0 Gondola (Mr W, Stra.tt<? Private 4 11 10 Procurator (Sir ? BuUu"; h) gtings 3 10 12 Ayrshire Queen (Mr G. Chc\ ;tingH 3 10 12 ada" Private 3 10 5 Od?isaae (Mr P. Nelke? S 10 5

liniilliiSIIIUI Hliilliliiliilii! lEiSlliUHi I nrpre is a Worth GiV). Evwry lafly apprccintns a VICE Watch Brarelst, This beautifully made solid gold (Hall marked) Watch Bracelet, with best I.ondon-made expand- ins; wristlet, and fully jewelled, guaranteed, LEVER movement, 1.9 the irJell gift. A really beautiful piece of Jewellery, and a thoroughly reliable timekeeper. Purw.r's price, solid gold thn-nghout ■ £ 6 15 C With wider and heavier Bracelet £7 10 0 to £ 10 0 0 Oo!d- £ !!ed (5 years guaranteed) Bracelet and Casas; jewelled Lever movement• E4 15 0 Best l:olled-Bo!d Bracelet and Cases 93 3 0 Solid Silver Bracelet an(] CaMS." R- 2 2 0 (FULL WRITTEN QUAtlA STTET. WITH EACH).  ??" /nhs /? 263, Oxliurd St., (Opposite Market Entrance ) CHOOSE rr TO-DA? ?'<!ii!i?!iii!):fi!i!UM??!!?m. 104 j YOU RIDE WITH EASE and GRACE ALWAYS on a CYCLE THAT BEARS THE NAME ALLDAYS It will last a lifetime and remain good all the time. Send for Illustrated List and name of nearest Agent. ALLDAYS & ONIONS, Ltd., BIRMINGHAM I 'E- t

JOCKEY CLUB. I The bOJecial coicm?°c of t?e Jockey I Club appointed to inouire into turf reform re.QOmmend that th? Jfckey Club eh?H c'1 ercise closer co"lral over the £ nawe aM? | management of ra??onraes than hitherto. It a!so recommends tha,t more money h:ln I ?e civen as pdzf'6 to horses which 6n:<h fvocond a.nd third. The Jockey Club ex- f pressed their approval Of the orinoitle of amalgamation of selected racecourses, but J hold further ?on?idcrnti?t) of tL? mttter I in abeyance until <1eST)it? Bchemee have l ben submitted.

A NEW FIXTURE. I i All Whites to Play at Richmond. I (BY "PENDHAGON.") I -New ground will be broken hy the All Whites to-morrow, for Richmond did not, ¡ prior to this season, ngure in th.' Swan- sea list. They owe their inclusion primarily to the f.?ct tila; Albion are defunct, which rules out the annual tour in the South of England. Judged by Welsh (standards, lUcimiond are not in the lirst flight, but they have at any rate shown that they can ris;) to great occasions. The Swansea team left I for London this morning. Travelling by fche same train were the Swans, who have an engagement with Southend United. It is regrettable that both the Swansea teams will again be out of town, but there is some consolation in the know- ledge that next week things will be better, the Swans being at home to Norwich City and the All Whites at Bristol. The Rugby men have eix home matches in j succession during December. # THE SWANS' TASK. I To-morrow Swansea Town are due at Southend and, to put it plainly, there are oaitain misgivings to the outcome of the encounter. Up to the present Ports- mouth are the only side to defeat the Senders on their own enclosure, and on that occasion it was the odd goal in I three that did the trick. Luton and New- port were each accounted for by three c lear, goals, whilst Brentford succumbed by three goals to one. These figures tend I to show that Southend are a hard nut to crack on their own ground. Swansea I Town will field their strongest eleven, and whatever be the result they may be I relied upon to perform creditably. UNIVERSITIES AND SWANSEA I CLUB. A sub-committee of the Welsh" Rugby Union met representatives of the Aber- ystwyth, Lampeter, Carmarthen and Car- diff Universities football clubs at the Queen's .Hotel, Cardiff, on Thursday ¡ evening to discuss the possibility of ar- ranging fixture.. between a combined team from the colleges and Welsh leading clubs. It was decided to ask Cardiff to play the colleges on December 17th, and to make a similar request to Swansea for a game at Swansea, on the following day. The representatives o fthe colleges sub- sequently selected the following as their team:—Back, Hugh Jones .Cardiff and Llanelly; three-quarters, R. J. Griffiths (Aberystwyth), E. J. Thomas (Cardiff and Gowerton), R. A. Andrews (Carmar- then and Swansea), and G. Rees (Aberyst wyth); half-backs, W. Ih Allin (Cardiff and Neath) and Gwyn Lewis (Cardiff and «'armarthen): forwards. W. Lewis, D. Salter, Idris Jones (Aberystwyth), W. J I Jones (Carmarthen), G. G. Protherpe. C I G. Lewis, Bert Lloyd (Lampeter), and A M. Beith (Cardiff and Pontypridd). # S.W. AND MON. ASSOCIATION CUP I DRAWS. A meeting of the South Wales and j Monmouthshire Football Association wa" held at the Giand Hotel, Cardiff, 01' Thursday evening, Mr, George Willhuas j presiding. Arising out of the third round of, thp CUD Ties the following complaints were consideredPembroke Dock protested against the award of a goal in their match against Llanclly. It was the only score, and they alleged that the ball had not passed over the line. The referee awarded the goal, but it was contender1 j that the ball had struck the insido of the upright and rebounded into play- With a view to obtaining further evi- (lODee on the matter the case was da- ferred. The draw for the fourth round of the Senior Cup, to be played on or before January 24th, resulted as followr- Newport County v. Cardiff City Ton Pentre v. Barry. Newport Barbarians or Bargoed v Swansea. Mid-Rhondda v. Merthyr. Byes.—Abertillery, Cardiff Corinthians or A herd a re Amateurs or Cardiff \lbions. Mardy v. Llanellv or Pembroke Dock SWANSFA SCHOOLBOYS FOR rflo- RHONDDA. Swansea schoolboys rMt Mid-Khonclrln on Saturday, when a friendly game will be played at Touypandy. This will be the local lads' first inter-town abearance this season, and the side is purelv an ex- perimental one—a side which, by ° j way, is being very severely criticised in sonic quarters. However, personally I think (writes Dominie,"), that the lads wil lturn out to be a very formidable eleven. The team will be:—Shattock (National); Edgar Thomas (Danygralg) and Mainwaring (Gendros): Craig (cap- tain), Dvfatty). A. Hughes (Sketty) and Coker (Hun. See.); I/ewie (Industrial), Hyde (MansrMon), Furnival (Sketty), Haines (Industrial) and W. Davies (Mun. Reserves: Elton Williams (Terrace- road), and Young (Cwmbwrla). X VALLEY DERBY. The Pontardawo Rugby football team have a stiff encounter to-morrow, when they play their return match with Ystaly- fera, on the Ystalvfera ground. BRITONFERRY v. PONTARDULAIS. For their match with Pontardulais, at home ,on Saturday, Britonferry will, it is expected; field the same side as that which defeated Treorky on Saturday last, except that Arthur Edwards will again he among the forwards. IWTER-COLLEGE RUGBY. Owing to a slight outbreak of chicken- pox in Llandovery College, the annual Rugby football match between Llan- dovery College and Christ College, Bre- con, which had been arranged to take place on Saturday, has been postponed to a later date, which will be notified in due course. WATSON KNOCKED OUT. I There was a fine crowd present at the Holborn Stadium on Thursday mght to see tlteheontost between Tommy Noble and Tibby Watson. The men were matched to box twenty rounds at 9st. Noble, it will be remembered, was ban- tam weight champion of Great Britain I until Walter Ross defeated him at the "National Sporting Club last summer. Watson, a 6oldier in the Australian Army has recently jumped into prominence by reason of good victories over Langdon and Thrush. The contest was fought at a ter- rific pace, and at the end of the 10th round Noble had a clear lead on points. in the 18th the end came. The men were in Noble's corner, wh«n Watson tried a swing. He missed it, however, and as he went forward, leaving himself quite open Noble swung a fierce right to the jaw. The for6e of the blow coming against Watson as he met it, sent him down, where he was counted out, and Noble won. YESTERDAY'S FINALS. Welsh Cup.-lstRound. Mardy 2, Ton Pentre 1. Association Friendlioe. —Oxford Univer- sitv 1, 5. R-eeoiven 2, Swan- eea Reserves 1. J

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. RUGBY. I ?- I rontardawe (v. Ifstaiyiera). P. U. Fad; Trevor Jones, Gilbert Davies, Johnny Davies and II. Jenkins; Gwilym Jenkins and Wm. Kift; Graham Morgan, Fom Howells, Trevor Davits, Treharne tiers. Shon Mainwaring, John Jenkins, Gwilym Clarke, Trevor Kees and Hopkin John. Baycliffe (v. Port Tennant Stars).—W. Roberts; W. A. Bladen, H. Mason, Gil i Evans, Burns and N. Evans; F. Sullivan and R. Smitham; W. Williams (capt.), S. Webber, R. Webber, M. Laurance, D. Hunt, D. Thomas. W. C. Davies. C. Mitchell, T. Bevan. Pontardulais (v. Loughor). Joe Dades; E. T. Williams, Edgar Davies, Eddie Davies, and Fred G. hPiilips; Peter Downing, Alby Lewis; Jack Ll. Davies, Jack F. Davies, Oswald EvaDs, Alc-wyn i Evans, Rees Own. D. W. Griffiths, W. > Stedman, Eddie Jones. and Arthur j Davies. j Pontardulais II. (v. Loughor II).—Dick Davies; Dai Bevan, W. Hughes, Emlyn Owen and Ben Davies: Bobby Downing, J. C. Waters: A?bprt a.Morgan «('¡Qt.), I ?'. St?man. D. W. Gr??-h?, Cliff Jnnn. T Williams, Ney Owen, W. D. Stanton, W. B. Daviea. Simon Jones, .Tack Jones. Swansea Inland Revenue (v. Technical College).—A. Ross: C. J. Woozlev. C. iRvder, T. Williamson (oapt.), T. L. Woozlev; F. Reps, T. Smith: S. R. Hem- men, W. R. Waters, D. J. Waters, A. R. Kartnell, D. G. Woozlev, A. V. L. Smith, G. Thomas. D. Jones; reserve, E. Harries. Skewen (v. LbneHy II).-O. Saunders; (from) C. Evans, L Davies, 1-1. RoffS, D. Lloyd, S. Bevan; B. Kleiser, P. Hughes; (from) T. Evans (capt.), W. John, D. Jones, O. Price, W. Richards, G. Evans, R. Harry, F. Joseph. T. J. Howells. Loughor I. (v. Pontardulais).—Ned John; Rowe Harding, Benny Rees, Tom Williams, and Harry Rees; Albert Rees and Ellis John; (from) Dan Simpkins (eapt,), Griff Jones, Dick Mathias, Geo. Evans. Dan Rees, Elfryn Stephens, Will Powell, Luther Rees. Jack George, Llew Davies. Loughor II. (v. Pontardulais II).—Ivor Jones; W. R. Davies, M. G. Saunders (capt.). G. Jones, Will Pearce: M. H. Jones and Stan Jenkins; W. D. Morgans, L. Jones, Bryn Jones, J. Johns. O. Evans, Will Dennis, W. Rees, W. Smith; re- 1 serves, D. J. Davies, Gomer Lewis, Cliff Phillips. Britonferry (v. Pontardulais) .—Tom Griffiths; (from) Lewis Thomas, W. IT. Rees, D. Hanford. W. Adey, G. Ireland; Tom Wilson, D. L. Thomas; (from) R. Thomas (capt.), Jim John. J Thomas, A. Edwards, C. Bannister, Ll. Edwards. M Watkins, G. Ball, J. Anthony, L. Thomas. Ammanford (v. Gowerton).—W. Grif- fiths; A. Rosser, W. J. Davies, Luther Thomas and Jim Richards; Albert Grif- fiths (cant.) and Dan Thomas; W. J. j Fvans. Frank Davies, Roger Barrett, J)d. Richards., Tom Thomas. Ken Howells, Gwilym Morgan and Fred Sninks, or Bryn Watters, E. Thomas and P.C. Bevan. Cwmllvnfoll (v. LlansnmVcf).—Noah Jones; E. Williams, B?n Jones. A Price "nd D. Price; Tudor Williams and («has. Price; (from), Emlyn Jones, Jim Thomas, Too Davies. W..jorris, W. Price. Dd. Evans, D. Harris, E. Morgan, Tim Harris. ASSOCIATION. Mynyddbach A.F.C. tetmi to meet Llan- elly G.W.R. on latter's ground in replay second round. Inter. Cup :-E. Brewer; Bob John and W. Williams D.T Morris, W. Williams and A. Clarke; W. E. | Tucker, B. Clarke. D. Allen, G. Eustis, and D. Nelson. Reserves: J. Wilcox, S. Thomas, D. T. Lewis. Charabanc to leave headquarters 1.30 p.m. Pon tarda we (v. Neath United).—J. Powell; S. Hodgson, B. Jones; Bowells J Tinning, Rev. T. H. Jones; P. Pearce; r (ccpt.), I. Harris, E. Jones, 1. Notman l' and Carty; reserves, B. Mosely, P. John, l T Artess, and J. Bendle. Brynmill United (v. Mount Calvary).— a Peters; H. Devine and T. Owen; R. Bird, J. Morgan (capt.), J. Hall; P. Orchard, G. Wilkins, S. O. Else, D. G Morgan, and H Sullivan; reserves, L Jcnkm.s and J. C'?rke. Central, Swansea (v. Primrose).—E. Williams; D. Davies and E. Rees T. I.ott, Boswell and C. Ace; T. Ace, W. Evans, J. Rowe, D. Jones and T. Harris. Jersey Villa (v. Gorseinon Mascots).- Brock Davies and Brown; Aspell, Job l ?n; A, p p. ], Job and Thorpe; Hyan, Evans, Wallace, Hopping and Pugh. Preserves: Rees I and Smith. Tabernacle (v. Morriston Church Institute). — E. Tebay; S. Jones and j. Tidsley; D. Williams, B. Smith, C. McMnrray; McJenkins (capt.), W. Rees, Xed Jenkins, E. Lewis and W. Day. Reserves: F. Cox and S. Thomas. Trinity Athletic (v. Gilbertson's).—A. Lsvundrey; A. Fisk and L. Phillips; A. Coker, W. Quick and R. Shepherd; F. II Beer (capt.), S. Wilkinson, E. Norman, D." Roberts and G. Bell. Reserves: H. Roberts and G. Dennis. I NATIONAL RUGBY. i I A "Tip" to the W.R.U. I To the Editor. I I feel bound to write and give another tip to the Welsh Union before it selects the two sides for their trial match at Neath on December 6th. The W.R.U. have looked upon the bigger clubs long enough, when far better men are to be had in smaller clubs. I feel sure that I the Neatii pack of forwards, after Satur- day's display at Swansea, are far ahead of the Swansea eight, and yet we have to ¡ seriously reckon with the Aberavon pack. Also, why on earth should teams like I Neath and Aberavon be entirely ignored, in the tips given in your contemporary F I fail to understand. Surely 15 players cl'osrn from these two clubs, viz.: D G. Tborra.s (back); W. Millet. Vernon ITi'l E B. Rees, J. Ring (three-quarters); Eddie Watkins and Stanley Williams (halves): Glyn Stephens, W. Perry, Jack Jones, W. Hopkins (Neath)..Tim Jones. W IToplcin?, T. Ponsford, R. Randall I (Avon), would account for the Islayielly backs and Swansea forwards all right. Let us have representative sides in the trial match, composed of players chosen by the W.R.U. on their merits, and no! simplv because they hail from Swansea Llanelly. Cardiff and Newport. Fair Play. ————— HORSE DROPS DEAD. I wa? made favo'jr- I B:J,.nel()r's J')3nN who wa6 m!\de favon'. i ito for the Moderate H?rd'e nt Newbury, yesterday fell d(\d after ua?sing; the po?t.

WILL AMERICA FAIL UP, British Statesmen await the answei to this question with great anxiety, for the refusal of America to ratify the Peace Treaty is fraught with the most serious consequences. In the ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY HERALD on SUNDAY next, November 30th, THE, RIGHT HON. WINSTON  C. UCHILL will explain the reasons which lay behind the action of the American Senate in declining to honour President Wilson's signature. Mr. Churchill points out the consequences which must follow if there is no modification of the American attitude, and emphasises the importance in the future of tLe relations existing, between the two great sections of the Anglo-Saxon race. f; All Who Wish to Understand The Situation Must Read I This Article on Sunday in the "j ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY A L D I ALL THE PICTURES AND ALL THE USUAL- FEATURES. There is certain to be such an enormous demand for this issue that the only way to be sure of securing your copy is to ORDER IT NOW! ii I Worth I litany times its cost I' For really good, yet economical, cook- v ing-for increasing nutrition when every ounce of food is of value-for saving meat, and yet enabling the cook to make soups, entries, stews and gravies just as nourishing and delicious-for stimulating and sustain- ing when the energies flag-for in- creased vigour in health, and renewed strength in sickness-OXO is worth many times its cost. I makes your income go mrlher ( \LJ I..