Barry Dock News

BARRY BOAT DISASTER. I !ANOTHER BODY OF THE FOUR VICTIMS RECOVERED. The body of Mr. George Ernest Guest (48), of Castleland-street, Barry Docks, another of the four victims of the boat disaster in the Channel on Sunday, the 1st instant, was found washed ashore in Rhoosc Bay on iWhit-Monday, and brought to Barry Town Mortuary to await the coroner's inquiry. Guest was on active service ,with the Barry Company Royal En- i gineers during the war, and was for two and a half years in France. There are still two bodies not recovered. THIRD BODY RECOVERED. The third body of the four victims of the boat disaster in the channel off Barry, on the 1st instant, was re- covered on Tuesday, and was recog- nised as that of Philip George Long (24), son of Mr. James Long, 16, Cross-street, Barry Docks. The body was picked up off Breaker Point, and having been landed at Aberthaw, the remains were conveyed to the Town Mortuary, Barry Docks, to await the coroner's inquest on Wednesday afternoon.

THE INQUEST. BODY IDENTIFIED BY FRENCH DECORA- TION. Concerning the death of George Ernest Guest (48), late water inspector in the employ of Barry District Coun- cil, and Philip George Long (24), son of Mr. Jas. Long, 16, Cross-street, Barry Docks, who were drowned by the capsizing of a boat whilst fishing in the channel on Sunday, June 1, the District Coroner (Mr. D. Rees), held an inquest without a jury'at the Police Court, Barry Docks, on Wednesday afternoon. William Henry Guest, Dinas Powis, a brother of deceased, identi- fied the body of his brother. Richard John Jones, boatman, gave evidence that on the morning of June 1 there was a strong wind blowing, and deceased admitted to him that he did not think he could manage the boat. Guest's body was found at Fonty- gary Beach on Whit-Monday; and that of Long on the following day at The Leys. The body of the voung man Long was identified by his father by the French decoration on his son's left shoulder. The Coroner returned an open ver- dict of Found drowned in each case. THE FUNERALS. Under th? auspices of the Comrades and Barry United Veterans' Associa- tions, the Funerals of the late Sergt. G. E. Guest and Sapper P. G. Long will leave their Residences at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday next, the 14th June, 1919. The Procession will be formed in Court-road (opposite the Fire Bri- gade Station), at 3 p.m. All members of H.M. Forces entitled- to wear uni- form are requested to attend in uni- form. Major Edgar Jones, R.E., O.B.E., will be in charge of the Pro- cession. « Order of procession:- Police, Band, Town Councillors, Body of Sergt. Guest, Comrades of the Great War and Army and Navy Veterans, Body of Sapper Long, Other Members of H.M. Forces in uniform. Ex-Members H.M. Forces, V.A.D. (St. John and Red Cross), Friendly Societies, General Public.

GLADYS MAY SNELL DEFENCE FUND. DONATIONS RECEIVED. £ s. d. Amount previously acknow- ledged 31 4 3 NIL I. J. f,lewellin 10 0 Mr. A. Latham 5 0 CoLincilloi- J. W. Howells. 10 6 ,F.J.w 2 6 Mr. F. E. Sharpe, J.P., and Mrs. Sharpe 5 0 Book. per Mr. D. M. Humphreys 1 17 6 Book, per Mr. J. Marston. 3 6 0 Book, per Mr. Woodcock. 2 0 6 B40 1 3 IFOR DA VIES, Chairman. JANE LLEWELLYN, Secretary. T. JOHN, Treasurer.

PRETTY BARRY WEDDING. 1 CAPT. R. M. J. MARTIN AND MISS KITTY POWELL, The marriage was solemnised, at St. Paul's Church, Barry, yesterday (Thursday) last, jof Captain R. M. Jullion Martin, assistant superinten- dent, Shanghai Municipal Police, eldest son of the Rev. R. Martin, vicar of Moreton, Pinkney, North Hants, and Florence Kathleen (Kitty), only daughter of Dr. J. Powell and Mrs. Powell, Troedybryn, Porth- kerry-road, Barry. The ceremony was performed in charming weather and in the presence of a large congregi- tion, by the Rev. R. Martin, .he bridegroom's father, assisted by the Rev. D. Weatherill, L.Th., rector of Merthyr Dyfan, and the Rev. T. W. Welch, L.D., rector of Barry and Porthkerry. The bride, who was given I away by her father, Dr. Powell, was attired in a beautiful gown of white charmeuse and silver, and carried a bouquet of red roses. The bride also wore old lace lent by her cousin. Her train was carried by Miss Mary Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Thomas, of Dinas Powis, who I was dressed in white Georgette, and wore a quaint Victorian bonnet. The I bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Me. gitt, Miss Hilda Prest, Miss Dorothy Waddell, and Miss Agnes Higham, who wore dresses of beautiul pale jade of Georgette, with black ninon hats and glycerine feathers, and carried J bouquets of cream roses. The bride- groom was attended by his brother. I Lieutenant Lawrence Martin, who acted as best man. Amongst those acted as best m,,tn. present at the nuptial ceremony were M rs. Powell, mother of the bricte; j Mrs. Martin, mother of the bride- groom; Mrs. Prest and Miss Martin, aunts <§f the bridegroom; Major R. R. Powell, brother of the bride Cap- tain J. Moir, 7th Black Watch Lady I Beatrice Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Kent, Lieut. Kenneth and Miss Price Jones, Lieut. and Miss Heath, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Gething Lewis (Porth- kerry), and Mrs. W. Waddell. A reception took place at the resi- I dence of the bride's parents, and in the afternoon the happy couple left for the honeymoon, which will e spent at the Isle of Wight. Captain and Mrs. Martin will take up their residence at Shanghai. The bridal presents, which were both numerous and costly, included a diamond and platinum brooch, the gift of the bridegroom to he bride; gold signet ring, the bride to the bridegroom; cheque and moleskin furs, the bride's father; household linen, the bride's mother; canteen of cutlery, from the parents of the bride- groom. Presents were also received froriONlajor R. R. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Adamson, and Sir Seymour and Lady Fritton.

BOWLING. BARRY ATHLETIC v. LLAN- BRADACH (LEAGUE). Played on Monday at Llanbradach, Barry winning by five shots. Barry Athletic.—Sergt. Evans, W. M. Douglas, W. H. Baker, and B. C. Clarke, 21; B. Arnot, H. Harris, J. P. Mollett, and E. B. Sawyer, 25; P. Holloway, A. Briffett, P. A. Samson, and G. Holloway, 25; W. Gore, T. Thomas, H. Kirby, and J. White- house, 15—total, 86, WASTE PAPER.. Small quantities of OLD NEWSPAPERS may be obtained at the BARRY DOCK NEWS OFFICES. WEDDING CARDS UF THU CHOICEST DESIGNS AND AintSTiU EXECUTION MAY Bit O&TALNKT) AT THR "Barry Dock News," Offices, i Holton-road, Barry Docks.

CORRESPONDENCE. 1 KINDLY WARNING TO THE I SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. To the Editor of the "Barry Dock I News." Sir,—Is there any great obstacle, during the summer months, to a few of the motor buses or char-a-bancs running on Sundays, for a town of the size of Barry, which is strangely backward in this respect. We ought to have two or three on the road on Sundays, and a lift for the many thou- sands of people to the Island and Pebble Beach would be welcome, par- ticularly to the aged and children. I hope something will be done in this matter. I am sorry to hear that the local Federation of Discharged Soldiers and Sailors have declined to take part in the Proclamation of the "Gorsedd" on 18th June. Why, I do not know, and my informant does not know. I wonder if the officials of this Federa- tion realise that the Welsh people of Barry are liable to take a serious view of their action. They may take it as a direct flouting of Welsh ideals.. As a Welsh resident of Barry I say I am sorry for this. The National Eistedd-  fod is all the world to the Welsh. I ? expect it is too late now to alter the decision of the Federation, but I beg this powerful local association not to hold aloof from matters of this sort, for that road leads to disaster for all their work.—Yours, etc., Barryite." W HA i a RE GLR COUNCIL- L. -i 1  DGVl' I LORS DOING? To the Editor of the "Barry Dock I News. I 1 ews. Sir,-—I was impressed with the let- ter which appeared in the Barry Dock News last week from Widowed Mother and Ratepayer." She points out the grave danger and scandal which is sure to occur if the District Council persists in its scheme of Maternity Hospital. I know my poorer sisters in town full well. They will not leave their home and their family to strangers, even under such circumstances, and I am surprised the District Council did not take the pre- caution to obtain a vote of our married women before they rushed into a scheme which I believe is certain to be a failure. I am informed that the Council is about acquiring the building in Dock- Vew-road, whch has been used dur- ing the war as Red Cross Hospital, for the double purpose under one roof of Maternity Hospital and Lying-in Ward for Cases of Venereal Disease. Surely this cannot be true. But, lest it should be true, may I ask every member of the Council, What has become of your sense of human de- cency ? Another Mother and Ratepayer.

_J I W. H. Hooper & Co., Complete Funeral Furnishers, Embtflmers, & Sanitarians, Mourning Carriage Proprietors, 98, HIGH STREET, BARRY. WREATHS, TABLETS ft CARDS. TL. ;-BARRY 64. All Funerals receive Personal Supervision. Our Mr. W H. HOOPKB is an Embalmer by Diploma of the Massachusetts College of Embalming, in the City of Boston, U.S.A He is also accompanied by capable Lady Attendant. W. EVANS-" & (jO. CEMETERY MONUMENTAL WORKS, Cemetery Road, Barry Docks. Having now been discharged from H.M. Forces, has resumed business as prior to the War. Monuments, Tombs, Crosses, Headstones, Tablets, &c., executed in Granite, Marble, and Stone. Old Tombstones Cleaned and Restored. Lettering in Cemeteries and existing work carefully renovated. Residence :—63, KINGSLAND CRESCENT, BARRY DOCKS. Enquiries respectfully solicited. CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS THE BUSINESS OF MESSRS. JAMES JONES & CO. UNDERTAKERS. FUNERAL CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS, 67, Hoiton Boad, BARRY DOCKS, Will be Continued as heretofore. ALL ORDERS WILL HE CARRIED OUT WITH 8TR1011 &G0AKD TO PROMPTITUDE AND EFFICIENCY l'.4e only Funeral Carriage Master« in the District wSere. Horse* are ke/pt exclusively for Funerals. COUNTRY UNDKRTAKIBB SCPPL'KTJ TBEOUOHCCT lfilepkon- Xso 55. Tekjaams Jooeg, Uridortiikpr, Barry Docks." ——i■ jf JAMES PAYNE, j gcnlplor & Dnttmtntal ffiasctt. I BARRY DOCKS. DESIGNS AND PRICES ON APPLICATION BNQUIXIE8 ZNSPEOTFULLY SOLICITED. 8 Works: Private Address JUNCTION OF CEMETERY 40, JEWEL STREET. ROAD & BARRY ROAD.

Births, Marriages, Deaths, In Memoriam. &c. MARRIAGES. FROOM—ANDREWS.—On June 9th, at Court- road United Methodist Church, by the Rev. R. J. Pollard, Chariea Robert, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Froom, CLdoxton- Barry, to Clara Maude, fifth daughter of the late Mr. J. Andrews and Mrs. Andrews, "Ashleigb," Kingsland-crescent, Barry Docks. MARTIN—POWELL.—On June 12th, at St. Paul's Church, Barry, by the Rev. R. Mar- tin, vicar of Moraton, Piinkney, North Hants, father of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. D. Weatherill, L.Th., rector of Merthyr Dyfan, and the Rev. T. W. Welch, L.D. rector of Barry and Porth- kerry, Captain R. M. Jullion Martin, assis- tant superintendent, Shanghai Municipal Police, to Florence Xathleea (Kitty), only daughter of Dr. J. Powell and Mrs. Powell, Barry. RUCKLEY-CLEAK.-On June 9th, at Hol- ton Road Wesleyan Church, Barry Docks, by the Rev. A. J. Jeffries, Fred Ruckley, third son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ruckley, St. Andrew's, to Irene Cleak, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cleak, 125, Holton- road, Barry Docks. IV A L KE1*—ED WARDS.—On June 9th, at St. John's CIr.u'ch, Newport, Mon., by the Rev. Llewellyn Jones, vicar, John Walker, Barry, to Annie, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwards, 66, Llanwern-street, Newport Mon. 'DEATHS. COX.—At St. John's Military Hospital, Barry Island, of meningitis, on June 8th, Private G. Cox, R.F.A., 368th Battery (of Cardiff), aged 20 years. GUEST.-On Sunday, June 1st (accidentally drowned), George Ernest Guest, late Chief Water Inspector, dearly bsloved and devoted husband of Mary Guest, 47, Castleland-street, Barry Dockp. Public Funeral Saturday, June 14th, 3.15 p.m.—Sadly missed by his sorrowing Wife and Children.—R.I.P. IN MEMORIAM. COX —In loving memory of George Cox, who fell asleep June 13th, 1911.—Ever remembered by Wife and Children. Till the morning breaks, And the shadows flee away."

Tel.-408 Barry. Telegrams "Gay, Undertakers, Barry," G. Gay & Sons Undertakers and Camp ete funeral Furnishers, 152, Holton Rd. BARRY DOCKS. o WING to the continued increase in our Business, we have found it necessary to OPEN AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS, which in future will be our Headquarters. Business carried on as usual at our old Address in Station Street. ALL ORDERS UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION. Nat.Telephonel Telegrams: Nc.128 Barry. Adams, Undertaker, Barry A. G. ADAMS & CO., UN DERT AKERS; fonerm mmmmmmm* 134, HOITON RCAD BARRY DOCK Propriatore ot the mo&t modern Funeral Carriages and Belgian HOlle. kept exclusively for Funerals, PERGONAII SUPERVISION. Bvery Requisitefor Funerals of all Clmsg S^porior Style and .Seotionty <L,ta.iZ .T"um tr Country -BARRY DOCK NEWS." Small Prepaid Advertisements. Three Six Words. Once. Times. Times. 20 words 1 0 2 0 3 0 M words 1 6 2 6 3 6 40 words 2 0 3 0 4 0 Each extra 10 words 0 6 1 0 1 6 General Advertisements, 1 to 4 insertions 2s. per inch per in~ i. 4to 6 6 to 13" is. 6d. „ 26 Is. 5 ?1 9d. i,egal and Financial Advertisements. Public Notices, Parliamentary Election Addresses 6s. per incii. MANY PEOPLE Choose a pair of Glasses in the same way alf they I would select a hat; if the fit appears right, and they can I see in them at all, that is enough. This is a Great If MISTAKE. -W The EYE is a most delicate organ, and it needs care and attention and IN NO CASE should Glasses be worn u-1il the EYES have been scientifically tested. MY ADVICE Is at your disposal FREE. A visit to my Sight- Testing Rooms will ensure Prompt and Skilfni Attention. I W. E. REES, Pharmacist & Ophthalmic Optician, fi 238, Holton Road, BARRY DOCK. itnatiDns Baxanx WANTED, strong Girl as DAY GIRL.-Apply tt 34, Jewel-street, Barry Docks. WASTED, a good GIRL or WOMAN, W roomings. No children.—Apply, after 2 p.m., 27, Station-street, Barry Dock- p ENARTH.-WANTED good GENERAL, Rood J, wages. Also HOUSEMAID WAITRESS. —Balcony Villa, Esplanade, Penartb. \\T ANTED, YOUKG MAN for assisting in Time W Office of Ship-repairiag Works at Barry. Apply, giving full particulars, salary required, &o., to Box 8. Barry Dock News, Barry. WANTED, YOUNG WOMAN for Housework tV and Washing, fond of children. Good waces and good home. References required.— Apply F.T. Barry Dock News, Barry. __n_. WANTED Two WOMEN to Wasb.-Apply Vt CHINESE LAUNDRY, 38, Broad-etreet, Barry. BARRY RAILWAY COMPANY have BVACANCIF,S for LAD CLERKS. Applica- tions, etating age, experience, &o.. should be addressed to the General Manager, Barry Docks, WANTED, GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK.— W Apply 117, Holton-road, Barry Docks. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTED to take Washing at own home.—Apply 8, Park- avenue, Barry. WANTED, good GIRL for HOUSE, able to Wi-.sh and Iron. Sleep bome.-Apply Mrs. HUGHES, Grocers, &c., Holton-rcad, Barry Docks. Rouses, etc., dlanteb. I B' -=-'U-iHED HOUSE or FLAT BWA'TED for A uut't Island preferred.— Apply 3, Penylan-road, Roath Park, Cardiff. _n- j apartments Mantel) WANTED, Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS near Docks.-Apply "GS. Barry Dock News, Barry. n Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED by Married Couple (no children).—Apply 5, Evelyn-street, Barry Docks. Jar aL, L,OR RALE, good tyred PRAM, almost new. r Cheap.—72, Broad-street, Barry. DESIRABLE HOU8EFOR8ALE,"Lyndhur8t," DH&rvey-street, Cadox ,on- Barry. Four rooms, downstairs, and six rooms upstairs, batbroom, &c. Inamedijite possession- Apply DR. DRAPES, Cadoxton House, Cadoxton.Barry. FOR SALE, 15 and 16, Newland.street, 3 storey FHOU?'3ES, with bath, hot and cold water. 118, Woodland-road, with bath, hot and cold water, and can be turned into Shop, Also 116, 112. and 108, Woodland-road 9 and 11, Beryl- road, with bath, hot and cold water.—Apply E. PHILLIPS, 46, Coronation-road, Cwmbran, Mon. _n_ FOR SALE, BUTCHER'S TRAP, cheap also J. Sties and Sheding.-154, Barry-road, Cadoxton-Barry. POUL TRY,-Day.old White Leghorn CHICKS, J. ready June 16th, 16/- doz.—GRAHAM, 6, Merch-fcerrace, Cadoxton-Barry. 0- LADY'S CYCLE FOR SALE (new), with all JLj Accessories, Also GENT'S CYCLE, in good condition.—48, Arthur-street, Cadoxton-Barry. 6St anb O'unb, LOST, on May 31st, a PANAMA HAT in back lane between Fyke-street, and George-street, Barry DockR -Anyone finding the same kindly retarn it to 13, Digby-etreet. ?MtU?COT:? | EORGE WILLS, 27, Ivor Street, Barry Island i8 prepared to carry out all HOUSE and  and at ehorte@t notice. jElO ?L?p  in the Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society. Good living guaranteed. By letter,-Romilly Buildings, ISTk Barry. W ANTED,  of Trade, any quantity of old RAGS, BONES, Old IRON, I and JAM ??'J'?" or send P.C. to f tc FOKSE, Marine Store Dealer 104 n B??y-?d?,' Cadoxton-Barry. Please note we have no con" nection with any other Firm. T°?provSed \????'?'°? test ?'record Tproved that KABBWOOD POULTRY SPICE, containing ground insects, doubled the egg Aopply and improved the birde. Full particulare on ?p?..?-??????n??piv SoQth rWales Corn Stores, Cadoxton-Barry. WA (JUantity of LADIES and GENT'S LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. AlBa SECOND- HAND FURNITURE, &0. For Oaeb,- Barry. 104' B«ry-road, Cadoxton- Barry. PULLETS lay well in bad weather if KAR6 ?_ WOOD POULTBY SPICE ia added to aoftm?h ProvetttoyoarproBt. Patket92M.,7" M. 1'/3- WM. Pmog, 94, High-street, Barry. G I B B S. LIOBNSBD HOMB SLAUGHTMSt. GLiveordee,d Horses, Cattle, &a., remo?? Y?? Barry and diBtriot, ten miles radius.- ??? LMKWITH?AD. OAMIFF. Nat. Tel. 3379. ?? Orderareoeive prompt attention TxEeL i. WdsmQ A Orders receive prompt attention  POULTRY FOOD go to ???H FBURROUGH, Newport House. ThomCnirmt street. Chick Food loose and in p?ket? on for Caperns and Hyde's Bird Seed. ??'n RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA — RUricurs Drops remove ario acid from the system, and gives immediate relief. ?.—Ohemista ?HAMMO?r?REMEDl? Barry, &!amor?n. -o-_o_ URI0URA LINIMENT, most comforting. ?J Gives immediate relief from pain. Invalu- able for Sprains and Neuralgia. 2s. postage 6d extra.—Chemists, or HAMMOND REMEDIES, Barry. Glamorgan. w 4,NTED any quantity of RAGS, BON B. Fat, Rubber, Lead, Sara )Iron, and Metai Cash buyers of Waste Material of all description Pea and Bean Sticks for Sale. Send Post Oard A. E. KNILL k Co.. Barry Docfce. (N.T. 185), 'MIŒ .AYLOR. 26, Thompso?strMt '?.? 1. j)Gaà:Ó\.paltihut of L??iea-.eeacleme? t ?? Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Also B? -6? SHOES, 4c. Good price given. ')rders pW:pl, attended to. FURNITURE nought and changed. Nat. Tel., No. 43. 64 PAGE BOOK ABOUT BERBS  Ut TO USE THEM, Postfrea?.j.-TsiM.r" The HerbaHBt. 144, Richmond. roa?' C&Cdiff EetaMished 1879. TRIMNELL'S Pillo and Powders ha?7?o???? JL Thona?dp. Why cot you ? See that van' "Establi?e?. 1878 1,4 ,n ?ery iabal,—T*iMNBr» The Herb.H?, n4 R?hL??d S?.%rr"r.?? Agents Wan tad. ?PECIALITIE6. ?d?rSbberAppIi?cM,?,. ?"?'?? beat and oh8apeM.-TMMM!.r.. Th? Her bali3t 144. Riohm..Il( rœù Cf.mUff. Herbaltat 144. Riahm?a?-ro&u. Ca'iia. T 0 fo £ r:nt Fraua "? chalycm get "Eata?t.?< JL 1879 on every label and   rRIMNELL'aPBEPAnATIONS.w??? none are gopn.uc.—TMMKB?. Th? Ret'bf\Ez. H.4, Riahniood-?d.Ca??. ARTIFICIAL LEGS, light weight ar? Aoomfort,able; Er.-tvide or F4rt Hauds, Roo" Arme, Cratahee, LE:g froD. Spinal ApparatUt, Ladies Belw, Trn^^l Dom&n Belt Corsets, S??'?T ??"' of '? Steei-i? B&ia. Traae. list free. Attendance Daily, 10 to it • Saturdays, 10 to 1. f?dy attendant E<tahli«h«i  ??"- CbBtleM.atreot, Oudiff. Tel. 1282, :1 Printed .? Pnbnhed for ?. Barrv >>-<(8fc Newspaper and Printing (.?p?, -"M'ited, 01 JOH How;.A?D LMw,!???,at 8:0:9?? BM"? U'M? ?T'd?. June 13bb, 1919.