The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

BARMOUTH. FAREWELL SERMON.—On Sunday even- ing the Rev. E..T Pa,rrv, Waslevan minister, preached his farewe.'l sermon. Mr. Parry has been at Barmouth for five years and has been appointed to take charge of Fi-stiniog circuit. SURVEYORSHIP.—Mr. T. R. Parry, -surveyor to the Urban Council resumed duties on Thursday, after serving in the army for over three yea:-s. ACCIDENTS.-On Thursday Mr. Hugh Jones, Glanyllyn, fractured two of his limbs by falling on Dinas Oleu Hill. On the same day Mrs. Samuel Dilow, Water-street, in- jured her hand owing to a window falling on i". BOWLING TOURNAMENT.—Sixteen com- petitors took part in a bowling tournamew. on the Recreation Ground on Wednesday week. The prizes were won by visitors—Mr. R. Humphreys ê.d Mr. Beard-more. MALE VOICE CHOIR.—On Friday the Male Voice Choir gave a concert a. Fair- bourne Pavilion and were assisted by Miss Mary Evans, Miss Nellie Jones, Messrs Ellis M. Evans, David Isaac Jones Tommy Griffith and Stanley Jones (harpist). Miss Mamie Roberts was accompanist. On Sunday even- ing the Choir gave a benefit concert for Mr. Oriffi h Griffiths, the conductor, in apprecia- tion of his thirty years service. REGATTA.—Through Messrs. Rees Jones and Oswald Armer a regatta on a lairge scale has been arranged. It is over fifteen years since a regatta was previously held in Bar- mo'-th. CHURCH CONCERT.—The annual Church concert was given on Thursday. n.t which tho following took part :-Mies Oiive Dennis, Marjorie Seymour. Florence Atkins. Jaretfc Crabbo, G. M. Thompson, Hartnup, Jennings, Spencer. Lever: Messrs. Gomer Thomas, S' anley Jones, and J. Tyler. IN MEMORIAM.—At the close of :he even- ing service at CaersaJem Chapel on Sunday evening, Lieut. Lewis Williams, the orgaikist, played the Dead March in memory of the late Rev M. Barrow Williams.

PWLLHELI. NEW CONSTABLE.-Mr. Emrys Ellis Jones, Grccslon, a, demobilised soldier has been appointed police constable and commenced duties cn Thursday. OBITUARY.—The death took place on Thursday of Miss Jenny Roberts, Llainydelyn, Penrhos. Deceased was 29 years of age and was until recently in the employ of Mr. Caradog Evans. EX.ARMY CHAPLAINS.—The pulpits of Pesmount and Salem C;M. Churches were filled on Sunday by ex-army chaplains, the Rev Albert E. Jones, B.A. (Cynau), preached at Penmount. and Professor D. Morris Jones, at Salem. PERSONAL.—Mr. Rowland Rowlands. Morfa j Llanaelhaiarn. who has been manager of Rivals Sette Quarry for 18 years is retiring-. Mr. Evan Owen, Caenewydd, Pencaenewydd, has been appointee corn claims inspector. MOTOR ACCIDENT.—A party of visitors from Manchester staying at Morwylfa. South Beach met with a motor accident at Bfdvean Hill, on Thursday afternoon. They were pro- ceeding in a hired car from Pwllheli which stopped suddenly /ufearly at the top of the hill. The driver put tl)^ brakes on, and went down to redstart the engine. The brakes gave way and the car ran backward at a high speed, but fortunately turned into the wall before going far. The car ran into the wall, throwing all the occupants into tho road. Some of them were under the car. Mr. H. Williams, received injuries to his head, Mr Andrew Cardin was injured in the head and collarbone, and Mis3 Crowther had her arm fractured. Dr. R. Jones Evans attended to the party. It was at the same f-pct about three years ago that a simular accident occurred to Ncvin Mntwr Omnibus when the driver was killed, and a large number of schoolchildren injured. THE BISHOP AND THE CLERGY.- The Bislicp of Bangor met Lleyn and Eifionvdd clergy in private conference at Pwtlheh. The jfrnbject for discussion was the situation I Treated by the putting of the Weigh Pisestab I iishment Act in force. LIEUT. COL. ALLAN GOUGH.—Lieut. Col. Allan Gougli, C.M.G., C.B.E and D.S.O. of I 'Gelliwig, has been demobilised after five years of re-employrd. war service. Colonel Gough who is deputy lieutenant for Ca*nan'op<;l!irr, J had retired from the regale Army in 1902. During his army service he WM twice wounded and four times mentioned in despatches. In "South Africa while in command of the 1st Bait. R.W.F., he was the first to enter Ladv. -cmi'Jh, and was ma&t. a companion of Distinguished Service Order, in recognition crt his services. On August 7th, 1914 he rejoined the colours and embarked fcer France a few day later for service with General Headquarters. 3rd Edle10n of the B.E.F. After nearly three years a,t the various bases he returned to Eng- land, and after a short period of unemployment was appointed on the War Office Staff. During the period of his re-employment his name has thrice been inentoned in despatches or brought forward for good service, and in 1918 he was made a Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George (C.M.G.) and 'in 1919 I a Commander of the British Empire Order •(C.B.E.*

BETHESDA. FAREWELL MEETING.—On Wednesday wefik a wide circlo cf friends assembled at the "Congregational Church to show good feeling and appreciation of the services rendered by -.he Rev T. H. Davies to the churches under his charge and the neighborhood. Mr. Davies had been pastor of Bethesda. CCUIM and Tabor churches for the past four years -and worked hard in many difficulties, giving special atteniion to the young. Ho is going to his new sphere of labour—Brynrhiwgaled— with the best wishes of hie churchea for his future success. The Rev. John Davies, Glen- view, Bow Streo. who had been minister of three churches for thirty-five years, presided. The Rev. Rhys Jones, Taliesm, introduced t meeting with prayer, and speeches were made by -he Chairman, tho Revs. T. Jenkins, M.C., Talybont; G Parry, Llanbadarn: Mr P. Jonee, C.M. Mr. Evan Davies, and Mr. T. J Davies, Talybont. Bethesda. was represented by Mr. Lewis Hughes Tynant Farm, and Mr. WiLiani Mason; Seian (Ceulati), Mr. John Griffiths, Blacnceulan Farm; and Tabor. Mr. Isaac Edwards, Bwlohstyllen Farm. On be- half of the churches tfce following presented Mr. Da.vics with wallets and notcg:-Betliesda, Mr. Lewis Hughes, Tynant Farm; Seicn, Mrs Hughes Carregcadwgan; ana Tabor, Mr. Sdwards Bwlchstyllen. )n behalf of rhe workmen, Mr. T. E. Davies Talybont, pre- sentcd Mr. Davies with a leather travelling bag. Mrs. F H Davies was presented with j a beautiful silver tea service by Mrs Jenkins, Winllan, cn behalf of Be liesd- Church, and a silver rose bowi by Mrs. T. Davies, Talybont, 'on behalf of the workmen. Miss Dora Evans, Dolgarnwen presented Eirwen (their daugh- te.r), with a Bible. A paurty from Talybont, led by Mr. Edwin Evans sang during -he scr- vice. Mr. Davies acknowledged all the Aind- fiesses shown him, as did a.'so Mrs. Davies and I I Eirwen. The Chairman had received a., a letter from the Rev LI. Morgan, Salem, expressing regret at inability to bo present owing to absence from home on holidays. The ladies of Bethenda made ample preparations for the entertainment of all strangers. All speakers spoke highly of Mr. Davies's sterling character and his good services and wished him future success.

THE LATE REV. H. BARROW WILLIAMS. Tho funeral of t.110 Rev. Hugh Barrow Williams Llarrludno, moderator of the Welsh Church, took place at Wrexham on Saturday- A service was first held at the 7.ic;n Church, Wrexham. where MV. Williams was minister before removing to Llandudno. The officiating ministers were th Revs. J. Morgan Jono,, Caff: M. R. Owen. Wrexham; W. W. T .:ovrt, WVoxhn.m; Gwynoro Davies, Earmouth; 'William Phillips, Llandudno: and H. C. Lewis, Llandudno. In addition to Mie family there were present:—The Revs. D. Williams, Liverpool: R. O. Hughes. Liver- pool; G. Parry Williams. Mold: J. Vaughan Humphreys, Barmouth; E. O. Davies, B.Sc., Llandudno: D Owen, Carnarvon: Owen Lloyd, Cs<ergwrie; O. G. Williams, Glan Conway: E. P. Jones, Cardiff: J. H. Dnvies. p Willow Gre^n: E. Jones Gwersyllt: R. Peris William1:. Wrexham R. Morris, Brvnte?; D. Ward B^ughton: E -T. Williams, Acrefair; and R. Hi^hes, Brymbo. j

R. G. OWEN, F,S.M, CERTIFIED OPTICIAN, LLANRWST. ( May be comulted at Buckley's Temper- ilnce, Portmadoc, every Third Fridav in 1 the Month —————— Hours—11 to 8. -tTel.: No. 29. J. THOMAS (Late J. Roberts) HIGH-STREET, Portmadoc, FISH AND POULTRY MERCHANT LICENSED GAME DEALER. -All kinds of Fish in Season. Poultry always in Stock. lea rupplied. Orders promptly ettwided to. am ç.

I Festiniog Council. SIR OSMOND WILLIAMS'S DONATION. Fosfiniog Urban Council met on Friday, present, Councillors Richard Jones, J.P. (chair- man), J. Jones (vice-chairman), Miss Brymer, Messrs. D. Williams, L. Richards, D. Jones, Ben T. Jones, T J Williams. D. T. Davies, J. W. Thomas, Owen Jones, Richard Roberts, Joseph Williams T. Ellis, Moy Jones, R. L. Jones, William C. Jones, H. Jones (Bryfdir), E. T. Pritchard, Cadwaladr Roberts, J. Cadj- waladr, Edward Jones (clerk). A vote of sympathy was passed with Mr H. T. Owen and family in their bereavement. Sir A. Osmond Williams sent a donation of £5 5s. towards defraying the cost of entertain- ing local soldiers and sailors. He also asked for the names of members who spoke at the previous meeting which he attended. Sir Osmond was warmly thanked for his donation. Mr D. Williams asked why macadam had been bought at 11s. a ton while stone of better quality could be obtained at a lower price.— It was resolved that the Council should con- sider future purchases. On the recommendation of Mr T. J. Wil- liams, the Council bought a ga& engine from Capt. Lewis Davies, Y Gloch, at £ 25. Nine scholars applied for free entrance to the County School and Seven were granted, and possibly a further vacancy would occur.— It was resolved to leave renewing scholarships in abeyance to enquire into the circumstances of the children's parents, it being said that some cf them could pay for their children's schooling The Council decided not to start evening classes without consulting ministers, eta, as to the advisaibility of doing so. It was stated that-, no reception meeting would be held at Dolgeller as proposed. Mr W. J. Williams wrot.. on behalf of the Town Improvement Committee to be allowed to CT-nvert grass plots on fh.- Park into a bowling green. It was resolved to ask the Surveyor to produce an estimate of the cost of the conversion, there being nothing in the leasa forbidding it. A letter was read on how to avoid profiteer- ing and it was decided to appoint, a select committee to act as Tribunal for the protec- tion rof the public. A letter was read from Mr R. Silyn Roberts apologising for having been unable to attend the meeting and stating that Blaenau would lie made f training centre for discharged dis- abled soldiers. Oakei'ey Slate Quarries Co., who purposes erecting a memorial slab at Dolawel, in metni- ory of the fallen heroes among their employees, submitted a plan which was approved. It was resolved that Mr R. J. Owen, sanitary inspector, having been demobilised, should rosume dutios and to receive his pre-war salary, 35s. a week, p7us 3s. 3d. a day granted the Council's workmen. k It having 'been reported that the postal authorities intend making Blaenau Festiniog a sub.post office to Portmadoc a strong protest was made against so drastic a change. It was also agreed to ask for a better distribution of lr)',ters. The Council objected to putting of the most populous town in Merioneth under a small place like Portmad.«c in another county. It was likewise resolved to apply for the hold. ing of assises and quarter sessions in turn at Blaenau r.n^ to urge the Bench at Penrhyn and Blaenau to support the application. The Council decided to give assistance to all who desired to buy or build houses under the power granted by the Government to advance money. It was decided to ask Mr. Moore, Crown agent, to meet a select committee with a view to acquire Crown land in the district for cul- tivation by discharger soldiers. Six captured German guns have been takrn into the Park, pending the building of a suit, tible locale and the Committee was asked to find places. Festiniog, it was stated, askod for a share of the spoil: that Dclgelley refused ,) have the guns, and that Blaenau woultl accept any rubbish. The guns, it was stated, aro as dirty as the Germans' conscience and chaxacter. Mr. H. Jones (Bryfdir) p:pposed changing the time of Council meaL.ings bu.t no alteration was madd.

I PENRHYNDEUDMETH POLICE COURT. irrr.1 ."T irrr.1 ."T RAILWAY TREPASS, J Thursday, August &8th, before Major Bowen Jones in tne cliilfj fehd pth6r justices, Bessie Owen, Castle View, ^Tfiys, Talsarnau, was charged by John Ridge, Cambrian Railway I inspector, with having trespassed on the rail- way between Talsarnau station and Ynys cS'ssittg on August 6th.—H. F. W. Parry, po^t^ry taid Miss Owen was seen by him going on the railway from the Station in the direstiorf tl the Crossing, and he requested her to rettirti. She came back and went through the GcCds Yard, and again proceeded' aVong tho line. He followed and told her that that was nc,t a public fcotway and asked her to come back; but she took no notice and went cn.—Miss Owen denied seeing Parry, but heard talking behind her. People had always pone that way.—In reply to the Bench, defen- dant said she did nat see the notice forbidding people going that way P-Inspector Ridge said there was a large notice board at the end of the platform which Miss Owen passed.—The Bench found that a technical offence had been committed, cautioned the defendant, and dis. iiiissed the action. Inspector Evans summoned Morris Jones, Drws-vr-Ymlid, Harlech, for having assaulted Miss Francis Hooke, visitor.—Miss Hooke said she and her sister losb their way on the moun- ".ain near Harlr^ib; and feeing Jones in a field, asked the way to Harlech. He told trem and then, fiollowing them seized witness and threw her down. Her sister beat him off and he ran away. They did not know the man, and gave information to the police.—Defendant was sent to gaol for a month with hard labour.

ABERDOVEY SPORTS.—"A.B.D." writes: At the Aber- dovey aquatic sports ;he authorities decided to cancel two events on the programme. Somo of those entered for these oven's having been in wet bathing clothes since 2-15 p.m., were at 4-45 p.m. informed th&i the evants for which they were waiting would not take piaco. No apology was made; but I understand tha. the official explanation is that the wa. er was too doep for competitors to. dive to rlut bot cm, the water could not hive been desper than ten feet. and this explanation is a mos > astounding insult to the capabili-ice of the competitors. OBITUARY.—The death occurred at his home after a brief illness on Saturday of Mr. Edwa.rd Jones joiner, Evans'-terracc, Copper- hill-street. Deceased, who was in ripe old age, was a nativo of Brithdir. Dolgelley and came to reside in Aberdovey about fifty years ago when he was employed by M-. W. Jones Hughcs' father and remained with the same firm to the time of his death. The funeral took place at the Cemetery on Tuesday, the Rev. W. P. Roberts, Welsh Wesleyan pastor, and the Rev. D 0 James, M.A., Flint, officiated. The chief moumera were Mrs. Ann Jones widow; Mr. John Jones Peamaen- pool, brother; Mr. in(I Mrs. Dan Poweii, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Williams, daughters and sons- in-law; and Miss Mary E. Jones, daughter; Mr. and Mrs J L. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones, Mr. Wiliiam H. Jones, sons and daughters-in-law; Mrs. Gwen Jones Pugli daughter-in-law; Mrs. Willie Roberts, Dol- geliey; Mrs. Annie Chapman, London; Mrs. Edward Davies, Miss Sarah J. Pugh, Miss Annie May Powell, Miss Norah Jones, nieces; Messrs Johs Pugh., Robert Pugh. Oswald Pi well Edgar Powell John Edward Jones (junbr) grand sons; and many distant relatives. De- ceased was a mbmber of the Welsh Wesleyan Chapel. INSTITUTE COMMITTEE. -The Literary Institute Committee met rrn Friday evening, present, Mr. Richard Willhrns (chairman), Messrs. E. L. Rowlands. J. H. Meirion Jone-, Owen Jones. Hugh Griffith, and R. Griffith (secretary. A vote of ccudo'ence was passed on the proposition of Mr. E. L. Rowlands with the family of the late Principal T. F. Roberts, tho vice-p-esident of the Institute, he having taken a keea interest, in the Institute since its formation. Prmc.pal Roberts was a ntt.;ve of Abérdovey find the town felt his den th very keenly. He was looked upon as the most brilliant scholar that the town has evor proluced. Hi old school colleagues in Aber. dovey, said otio of the sneakers' often mention his great endeavours and sacrifices in his ccivly days to prepare himself for the highest edu- cational porrt in his native land. There is nn.ex- collent painting inoils iof he late Principal and a b^ass plate with his name hanging- in t.he Institute.—A vote of thanks was passed with the Rev W. P. Roberts for his services during I his stay at Aberdovey. Mr. Ecfcevls leaviss on Thursday for Bwlchgwyn near Coedpoeth. —Tt was decided to send a strong letter to the Frban Council calling attention to the poor qualitv of the gas DEPARTURE.-Thp, Rev. W. P. Roberts, pastor of the Welsh Wesleyan Chanel leaves" on Thursday for his new circuit of liwlch- "nT,. nenr Co<vtr>oeth.

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South Carnarvonshire Agri- cultural Show. ROYAL WINNERS CCMPETINC. Glannau Ercii Agricultural Show at Four- c.iosses on Thursday was successful in number and qllahty 0f exhibits. They numbered about 610 and included Royal winners from Ang.e^y Carnarvonshire and Merionethshire Sn "in f hDr WaS ■mfavlourable owing to heavy f morning, but a large number of spectator^ neverthe ess attended the show. Mr tho Pieidont, presented the fce t eYhiKi^in flf v'ct0r7 cup value £ 30 for the t se secticn which was won by Mrs Evars, Llymgwyn, and also with lnLr.Sf' Vi for the I>6St exhibit i £ r. 6 ^Ctl £ >n' wl),ch was won bv Mr R M. Greavea, The Wern, Portmadoc. The vice- pre.sident was f: Griffith Owen. Glaiiilyuati; pn .,?ces iHiams was chairman of the Comm.ttee; Mr T. J. Griffiths treasurer, and m. ? *rd Roberts, Bryntirion, secretarv. lhe judges were: — Horse section: Messrs D M. Hugnos, Caersws and J. Edwards, Ponbol Anglesey. Cattle: William Owen, Pen Mynydd' Anglesey and R. E. Jone: Hafted, Corwen.' Wiltam3r Bwiehgwym. Arfhocr V R i? w' Plasybryn Llanbedr. Poultr^ h. R Roberts, Gwyddfor, Penygroes Bread and butter: Mrs. Griffith, Bryn, Carnarvon. Green crop: Principal R. H. Evans, B.Se., Madryn Castle Farm School and John Griffith, B"yn, Carnarvon. Horticultural: T. Johnson, Madryn Castle Farm School. Tlic prize list is as follows •— HEAVY HORSE SECTION.-Agricultural stallun: and 2, Thomas J. Griffith, Plasdu, Chwi.Lg. Fcal: I E. S. Thomas, Penrhvnhalen Bodorgan; 2 Evan Evans, Oied Cae Gwyn! Chwilog; j William Rowlands, Cwmceiliog! L .,n. Colt or filly foaled in 1918: 1 Owen Jones, Cefnoent-e, Fourcross; 2 Morris Jones, Plasnewydd, Chwilog; 3 Griffith Wil- Jjam., Llwyndyrus, Chwiiog. Colt or filly foaled OD 1 ?vaa 0wen- Cae Newydd, Chwilog; 2 Ricnard Jones. Brynrhedyn, Llanwnda • 3 Griffith Jones, Bodvel Hall, Pwllheli. Ge!din«r or mare foaled in 1916: 1 Robert Parry, Tycr0e.f Chwilog; 2, G. Owen, Genllynau, Chwilog. Geld ing or marc foaled before 1916: I Mrs; Evans, Llymgwyn, Chwilog; 2 John Williams, Botacho Ddu, Ncvm. Gelding 0r mare to be shown in cart or waggon: 1 Mrs Evans, Llymgwyn; 2 Morris Jones, Placnewydd, Chwilog. Mare and foal at fcot: 1 Evan Evans, Coed Cae Gwyn, Chwilog; 2, E S. Thomas, Penbryn Halen, Bodorgan. Collier, gelding or mare, not under 3 year old and not over 15 hands: 1 William Evans, Haulfrcn, Chwilog; 2 William Hughes, Ynys, Chwilog. Team of horses shown with halters: 1 G. Owen, Glanllynau; 2 Mrs Evans Llymgwyn Foal sired by "Coleshill Brilliant King" or "Northop Nunsuch" 1 Wilam Row- lands, Cwm C"iliog, Llanaelhaiarn: 2 G. Owen Glanllynau. Foal sired by "Cwvfan Carbon": 1 William Hughes, Ynys. Foal1 Mrs Jones, Plas, Chwilog; 2 Messrs Griffith, GIasfryn Fawr, Chwiloe. Foal (special prize): 1 Evan Evans Cbed Cae Gwyn, Chwilog; 2 John Evans! Llangybi. Shire bred two-vear old ^r yearling celt or fillv • 1 Evan Owen, Cae Newydd, Cfiwiiog". Walker, mar^ or gelding*: 1 G. Owen, Glanllynau. Neatesfc trimed horse (withcut gear): 1 William Evans, Haulfron, Chwilog. Marc or gelding under 4 years show- ing most merit in any of the classes: 1 Robert Parry. Tycro. Chwilogr. LIGHT HORSE SECTION.-Foal: 1 Messrs Griffith, GIasfryn Fawr; 2 William Williams, B^yicaled, Llanarmon. Colt or fillv foaled in 1918: 1 J. W. Holland, Punt y Gwair and Cim, Aberscch: 2 David Evans, Ty Corniog. Llannor Colt or filly foaled in 1917: 1 R. J. Pritchard, Bontliyfni; 2 Robert WTiliiams. Fach, Abersoch. Geldiner or more foaled in 1916: 1 John Jones Nant Fawr, Abergele; 2 J. W. Holland. Aher- ch. Mare and foal at foot: 1 Tfolin Hughes, Maesog. Clynnog; 2 W. E. Hughes, Pensarn, Pwllheli. Geding or mare, over 15 hands, shown under saddles or harness: 1 G. Cornelius Roberts, Manor Farm, Pwllheli. Gelding or mare over 14 hands and under 15 hands: 1 John Jones, Abergele; 2 J. W. Holland, Abersoch. Gelding or mare under 14 hands: 1 R. J. Pritchard, Llanllyfni; 2 Davi<j D. Jone<j Brvn Melyn, Chwiloer. Mountain, ponv under 12 hands: 1 and 2 William Hughes, Tv'n v Ffordd, Efailnewydd. TrOtter, gelding or mare under s^tidte: 1 John Jones, Abergele; 2 J. W Holland, Abersoch. Champion ("lass (special nrize by the Presi- dent, Mr J. W. Holland).-Best exhibit in horse sectvin (heavy and light): Mrs Evans, Llym- gwyn. "Victory Cup" (given by Mr J. W. Holland). Besit exhibitor in liorsci section (heavy and light): Mrs Evans, Llymgwyn. SHOEING SECT/ON-Best shoer: Equal 1 H. Thomaj, Kirianfa, Penvgrces, Carnarvon and TI omns i?one^, Efail, Chwilog1. Best sheer (t-2 four feet rnlv) :1 Thomas Jones, Chwilog. CATTLE SECTION-WELSH. Bull calf under 12 months: 1 It. M. Greaves, Wern, Port, m-do,r; 2 Even Owen, ChwUe^- I < w rr\n i o^0n s an^ ur--Cl" 2 yeai'9: 1 J. W, Holland; 2 For.lke G. Williams, Gam Dol- Zdft. Put! ever 2 years: 1 R. M. Greaves Wern; 2 G. C-;çön (^'anllynau, Chwilog. Heifer calf under 12 months: 1, 2 and 3, Day.d Wat. kins Pencaenewydd Farm, Fourero^ev CLwilo- Yearling heifer: 1 R. M. Greaves; 2 Messrs I Griffith, Gla.t,frn Fawr, Cliwilog. Heifer in calf or in nrlk under 3 years: 1 Messrs Griffith Chwilog 2 J. W. Holland. Best cow in calf ?r.in nnik 1 John Jones, Brynawynt, Chwilog; 2 R. M. Greaves. Yearling Ox! 1 Mrs Evans] Llymgwyn; 2 G. Owen. Chwilog. Challenge can—Besit pedigree Welsh black- in.calf heifer: 1 Messrs Griffith. Chwilog. Special prize—Best group of four Welsh pedigree cattle: 1 R. M. Greaves. Medal competition Best male animal in Welsh black cattle: 1 R. M. Greaves Beft female animal 1 Worlr,h blari: cat,th| • 1 Mo^rs Griffiths Bros. GIasfryn Fawr, Chwiloa Any breed o.r cress breed other than Welsh Bull calf undor 12 months: 1 Henrv Roberts Cwr y Coed, Foijrcra.ses. Bull over 12 months and under 2 years: 1 Tlioma Evan Thomas, Pen>bryn. Llannor. Bull aver 2 year1? • 1 Thomas Reeis Thcmas, Bwlchyffordd, Four- nxs:e-^ Heifer calf under 12 months: 1 Thomas Evan Thomas, Penybryn, Llafrnor; 2 Messrs H. and W. J. Parry, Tvlnllancr, Fourcrosses. Yearling heifer: 1 Thomas Evan Thomas. Hoifer in calf or in milk: 1 William Williams, Bryn Caied, Llanarmon; 2 EVan Roberts! Bwlchyffcrdd, Fourcrosses. Cow in calf or in milk: I Mrs Ja.mes WIHiams, Llwyn, Pwllheli; 2 Thomas Bollan Muriau Bach, Criccieth. Best pair of bullocks of any breed or cross breed over two years old: 1 Mrs Evans, Llymgwyn. Cow of any breed (confined to a farmer not occupying over 30 acres): 1 Mrs James Wil- liams, Liwyn; 2 Thomas Bolland, Criccietli Champion class. Best exhibit in the cattle sections (Welsh, any breed, and cross breed): I R. M. Greaves. SHEEP SECTION WELSH. Ram: 1' Robert Williams, Fach, Abersoch. Ram lamb: 1 and 2. Robert Williams, Fach. Two fwes: 1 Rohsrt William-, Fach 2 Robert Williams, Tyddyn Gwyn, Abersoch. Two ewe lambs: 1 and 2 Robert Williams, Fach. Best exhibit in the section: 1 Robert Williams, Foel.-White- faced breed, other than Wo'sh.—Ram: 1 John Davie?, Smithy.terraco, Fourcrosses. Ram limb: 1 John Pritchard, Penartli Fawr, Chwilog; 2 Robert Roberts. Llannor, Pwllheli. Two ewes: 1 Owen Griffith, Tanvllyn, Four- cins-,e3; 2 Robert Parry, Gwynfryn, Pwllheli. Best exhibit in the section: 1 J. Pritchard, Penirth Fawr.—South Down.-Ram: 1 Griffith Griffiths. Pentwr Farm, Pontllyfni; 2 Mrs Jotio,. Tower IT-tel, Pwllheli. Ram Irmh: 1 Own Griffith, Tanyllyn, Fourc:-os?es; 2 Griffith Griffiths. Pontllyfni. Two ewes: 1 and 2, Griffith Griffiths, Pontllyfni. Two ewe lambs: 1 Griffith Griffiths: 2 Hugh Roberts, Caeau- gwvnion Isaf, Pwllheli. Best exhibit in the section: 1 Griffith Griffiths, Pontllyfni. Group of not than four nor more than six sheep 1 of any brnorl: 1 Griffith Gviffiths. Champion cla.«-«i. — Best exhibit in the sheep section: 1 Griffith Griffith- 1 PIG SECTION. Best boa-: 1 R. Williams Ellis, GIs-fmn. Chwilog; 2 Miss Jennie R-es Thomas, BwlchyfTord. Fourco: ses. Boar under <.ix months old- 1 Miss Jennie Rees Thomas; 2 William Roberts, Bodanedd, Chwilog. Sow in ] e>" with t>io" 1 and 2 Evan Evans. Coed Cae Gwyn. Chwilog. Sow under six months old: ] 1 Evan Evans, Chwilog: 2 Miss Jennie Reco Thrmas. Best pair of cross breed animals: (ape to be ortified) 1 Evan Evans. Sow and litter ] rof suckers: 1 Thomas R. Thomas. Bwlchyffordd. Best animal on thps fipld 1 Evan Evana POULTRY SECTION.-Cock or hen: 1 and 2 Nlr, M. Hughes, Fron men. Fourcrosses. Andalusia.. Minorca or Spanish: 1 Robert Thomas, Penbryn Rhos, Fourcrosses. Langs, ham cr Orpington: 1 Masder Owen Griffith, Ynvs Fawr, Fourcrosses; 2 Robert Thomas. Penbryn R.hos. Bantam 1 and 2 Capt. T. M. Whittaker, Gaevwen House, Criccietli. Any other breed 1 Capt. T. M. Whittaker. Duck or Drake: 1 Morri-. J one. Plar-nev-ydd, Chwilog: 2 Master Rhys G. Roberts. Hendre Bach, Foun::rcr--c- S x bvown eggs: 1 Miss Blodwen Ree> Tildas. Bwlchyffcrdd; 2 Evan R. Thomas Tvnlvn Castell, Fourcrosses. Six white evtr* 1 Williams Brynhafod, Chwilog"3 2 Mrs Catherine Owen, Crymllwyn, Fourcrosses. BUTTER SECTION.—Best ramnle of 2'bs. of butte- (old style.) 1 Miss KFLT, Roberts. Plas Hen Farm. Chwilog; 2 Miss Elizabeth M. Thomas, Tir Bach, Fourersle,. Samp'e of 21bs r f fresh butter (new style) 1 V11, Jennie L. Williams. Mvfvr Bach, Dinas: 2 Mrs Watkin=, Per.c?enowynd. Fou-crosre- Bcsfc two 21bs. of butter: 1 Miss May Roberts, Bronheulog, Ceidio. BREAD SECTION.—White loaf weighing between 21b?. and 31bs.: 1 Mrs Daviefi. Tvddyn vUcha..Cliwilog: 2 Mi Maggie Williams. EiriaJilys, Talysarn. Three out meal eakes: 1 MrR I.ewis Jones. Ty Newydd, Fourcrosses; 2 Miss Maggie Williams, Talysarn. GRETTV CROP SECTION. Sheaf of white 1 H. and W. J. Parry, Tv'nl}:¡nn"r, fourcrosses. 1"f of yellow oats: 1 Evan Evsns, Cod Cae gwyn. Chwiloer. Sheaf of v.*he?t: 1 C^rn^lius Roberts. Manor Farm, Pwllheli. Sheaf of long ear barley: 1 Hugh Roberts, Cie Cribyn, Fourcrosses. Sheaf of broad ear barley: I J. W. Holland. Four cpeeimens of swede: 1 J. W. Holland. Four sjxwimrsnc- of mangolds: 1 William Hughes, Pensarn. • PwliheJi. Special priz.-Six ppeci- rr.ens of 'Vf'bb' swede, any one variety 1 Hugh WilUams. Frochais, Bodvean. Six specimens of mangold: 1 Hugh Williams. Six l swede: 1 Messi-s. Jones,. Penbryn Neuadd,

Portmadoc Sessions. I RECKLESS DRIVING. THE CHAIRMAN AND THE TRACTION DRIVER. Friday, before R. ll. Greaves Chairman) Lieut.-Col. Drage. John Lewis, D. Fovvioi Jones, and D. Llewelyn ilugheg Eqrs. Superintendent Owen summoned Samuel Titley, Mount Pleasant, Barmoutb, for havi ing been drunk in charge of a motor ••»!* anr also reckless driving.—Mr G Griffiths (Lloyt George and George) appeared for defendiUitj and pieadcll not guilty.P.C. Williap.s Leddgelert., said on August J5jh he foun, derfctadanf driving a motor car in a zjg-za manner between Rliyd-ddu and Beddgelert The man was driving l'eckiessly, going fronj one side of the road to the other. He stopper him and found that he was under the inflia ence of drink. He told him that he was no, i a fit state to drive a car. Another car fronj Barmoul came on and he told the chauffeuj that he would allow def<*ndant to go witl him if he would take charge of him, but hi refused, therefore he was locked up and *'h| car was put in a place of safety. The pas| sengers abandoned the car near Rhvd-ddu an<jj telephoned to Barmouth for another carl Mr. Jeffs. defendant's employer, came fo him abou< ten in the evening and took him home.—Defendant, giving evidence, said ha started from BarmoutJi about 10-30 in th mornmg with a par-,y of visitors. When nea Llanbedr a puncture- occurred, and when h was repairing tho car sprang off the jacl suddenly and caught him at the back of th: head. He had not been fee ing well for long "<ime and after that blow he felt verj bad. He went to Llanberis all right am drove back steadily through Carnarvon. H passed six policemen in Carnarvon and wi not stopped. He got one glass of beer boron lunch, one with his lunch, and one af.er h, lnncli, and that was all the drink he toq. that day. On the way near Rhyd-ddu t had trouble wirh his passengers. One, them was an elderly lady not used to moto ing. They asked him to drive slower wliis he did. Some time later they requested hi to pull up and he was most surprised to s them getting out of he car.—In answer Supt. Owen, he said he had to drive in a zig-zi way owing to the bad state of the road. I ml did not argue with the policeman whan i accused him of being drunk. There was t. use in arguing with a policeman. (Laughter. Ho pressed he passengers to re-enter- th! car, but they refused. As far as drink wa concerned he was quite capable to take aharg, of the car but as far as his health waj concerned he had np- been well for Onll time. It was a horribly hot day and he hit been unwell far some time.—Mr. Jeffs sard X had known defendant for the past nine yea; and found him always reliab:e and never sa signs that he was addicted to drink It wr a grea.. shock to him when he heard the ma. was charged with being drunk. When t r found him at Beddgelert Police Station tit man was perfectly steady. The Constab' asked him to sign a receipt for money defendant, and he told the Constable that F would sign when he altered the amount froi £4 tv E3. The Constable admitted thi there was a mistake and the defendant biqn self altered the figure. The ladies in the c- were not accustomed xo riding in a moto They became afraid of the driver becaus he was driving in a zig-zag way.—Defends^ was fined S2 for the first offence and El f( reckless driving. f Ralph D. Jones, Garth-terrace, Portmado was summoned, having driven a mo or car, i] the danger of the pubic.—Mr. John Hun phreys, solicitor, said on 5th August he sa* defendant driving a car from the direction the Cambrian Railwav S'-ation at a fnrioi1. speed. He was standing at his office do^ and called the attention of his clerk to tr car. He shouted after defendant; but dr fondant took no notice. He took four mir* u*es only to go to Borthvgest and back.^ Defendant admitted that he might be drivin very fast because his nassengers wanted 1* caxch the train.—The Chairman said severlc young men were driving too fast. -Defent ant was fined Sl. James Marsh. Church-street. Portmadoia was charged with having obstructed highway on Bed'dgelert-road.—Mr. R. 3ff Greaves (dJldrman), giving evidence, said ot August 13t,h whan motoring home front Llanrwst, after passing Abe-rglaslvn Bridge he saw defendant driving a. sLeam traction engine in the middle of the road. Witnesf sounded the horn as much as possible, bul defendant took no noMce and lient on th< middle of the road until ndr Pantdwroer a mile fltslan1. Witness failed t< ^Uraet his attention and could not pass him There were two man a;, the front of th< engine, but there Wa O one behind. Th< traction was loaded, with timber which wa! bulging over the gj<1#s~Defendant said it was impossible for him t6 hear the. Jictrri be. causp of the noise of the Engine.. He nearly pulled down n. telegraph pofe in his endeavoui to give Mr. Greaves ro6m to pass, a-nd hatl great difficulty in moving the traction from )he place.-Lieut.-Colonel Dragc who presided sAid defendant ought to keep a maif «t the bn^k of the traction —He was fined 10s'. Edward Edwards Barmouth, was fined 1(Î' fo" having driven a tnotor gsr a, mVJi without a rear red light. ror leaving a ladder to obstruct tlte pave- I"ent a.t Por'madoc, Edward Lewis, nainter. Penrhyndeudraeth was fined 2s. 6d —P C Williams (50) nrovod the case. P.C. Edwards (18) chnrged Victor Wil- hams (sailor). Surveyor's Cottage, pn- mndoc, with having been dmnk anil dis- ,derlr at Park-snnara, Portmadoc. The Constable said defendant was cursing pnd swearing and creating great d:sturbance.—Ho was fined 40s. and was bound over for rix months in tii,, sum of C5. PC. Williams (50) summoned John H. TTiomns (naval maTI' Chanel-sVeet. for hpv- ing been rI"'mk at. Portmadoc.-A fine of 5s. w?s irnnnged. For allowing Hs nog to sirav d night, Thorny P-Tr,. Fronde" Garn. Do; ,b,,nmpen, WPS fined 2s 6d.—P.C..Tones proved the cas». Solomon Taylor (jnVv) was fined 15s. effeh on t-n charg-es of allowing his hordes to strnv on hifhway.—P.C. Thomns. Criccieth, -Md P.C. Pritchard gave evidence.

ABERDAROM. ^APPOTNTlvrENT._The Rev. T. E. Owen. M A Aberdaron, lias been apnointed vicar of ? ,I?avVi s' R,aenau Festiniog. Beforo going to Aberdion, Mr Owen was a minor canon at Bangor Cathedral. He is a fm0 cricketer, romirrg from a cricketing family. He lost his son. Lieutenant Vernon Owen, during tho war. Lieutenant Owen was one of the finest football players of the Bangor College tenm, of which he wa<; at one time captain. He. too. waq a fine cricketer, and his ba.t is placod under the Ron of Honour at Friar's School, where he received his early erlucation. Mr. "wen hac been a useful and popular m«n1^er of Pwllheli Board of Guardians, Lleyn District. Council, L'eyn Rural Tribunal and LIeyn Food Qjutrol Committee.

Continued from previous colwni). Pwllheli. Sir Mangolds: 1 William Hughes, Pensarn, Pwllheli; 2 William Jone* He'ncly,' Pourcrosses. Six swedes: 1 William 2 T. Rees Thomas, Bwlchyflordd. Sheaf of barley; 1 Robert Roberts, Gors Goch, Llannor. Sheafs of oats: 1 Robert Roberts, Gors Gcch. Four swocles: 1 Messrs Jones, Ponbrvn Neuad<l. Four mangolds: 1 William Hughes, Pern-am.' Six swedes: 1 G. Owen. Glanllynau, Chwilog; 2 Morris Jones, Plasnewydd. Chwilog. Six mangolds: 1 Morris Jones:" 2 G. Owen. HORTICULTURAL SUCTION.—Vegc!ab!«;. French beans: 1 and 2, Hugh Evans, Ala Cot- tage, Pwllheli. Scarlet runners: 1 Hugh Evans, Ala Cottage; 2 Thomas Pritchard, Pon_ arfynvdd, Abererch. Peas: I Thomas Prit-ch r ard, Penarfvnydd; 2 John Williams, Bryn- h&fcd, Chwilog. Beetroct: 1 Hugh Evans; 2 er John Williams. White cabbages: 1 James Cowell, Penlanfawr, Pwllheli. Red r.abbap" 1 James Cowell. Cauliflowers: 1 and 2 Morris Griffith, Parciau Mawr, Criccieth. Carrots; 1 J. W. Holland: 2 Hugh Williams, Bodvean. Cucumbers: 2 Hugh Evans. Onions: I Hugh Evans; 2 Hugh Hughes, Llwvn. Pwllheli. Pota.toes: 1 Hugh Evans; 2 Robert Owen Gwyddfor, Pencaenewydd. Shallot: I John Williams Bryn Haftod; 2 Thomas Pritchard Penarfynydd. Turnips: 1 and 2. John Wjl- liams. Vegetable marrows: 1 Hugh Evans Ala Cottage, Pwllheli; 2 Mr. Cornelius Roberts, Manor Farm, Pwllheli. Collection of vegetables: 1 and 2, John Wil liams. Best 12 shallots: 1 Miss Annio W. Wil liams, Myfyr Bach, Dinas, Pwllbeli.. Apples (dessert): 1 James Gowell; 2 Thomas Pritch- ard. Pears: 1 Jamee, Cowell; 2 Hugh Evans. Plums: 1 Hugh Evans; 2 Morris Jones. Plas Newydd. FLOWERS.—Single Geranium 1 and 2 Hugh Evans. Double Geranium: 1 Hugh Evans; 2 John Williams. Single Fuchsia: I Hugh Hughes, Llwyn; 2 Hugh Evans.. Double Fuchsia,: 1 Hugh Evans; 2 Hugh Hughes. Begonia in bloom: 1 Mrs H. J. Williams, Hafcdlon, Fourcrosses; 2 Hugh Hughes. Begpnia (Rex): 1 Lewis Jones, Tv Newydd. FourercsFes: 2 Miss Kate Williams, Pylls-U, do. Dahlias: 1 Hugrh Evans. Pansuee'i 1 mrs: Lewis Jone*; 2 Hugh Evans. Fern in pot: 1 Mrs E. Rees, Henbandy, Fourcrosses; 2 Miss H. J. Brooks, Bcdafon, do. Asters; 1 Mrs Lewis Jones; 2 Hugh Evans. Bouquet of wild flowers (open to scholars attending the County and Elementary Schools): 1 M.is Edna Williams, Cartrof, Wavorley Road, Reading. Six kitchen npplcs :1 Cornelius Roberts, Manor Farm; 2 Thomas Jones, Ship Terrace, Ab- ereh. Six Kidney potatoes: 1 Hugh Evans; 2 Robert Owen, Pencaenewydd. Rhaff draws oreu, saifch lath o hyd: 1 David Roberts, Madoo Street., Fourcrosses; 2 Griffith Williams, Hirdre Ucha.f, Edeyrn. Cawell cyll goreu (maihtioli canolig): 1 William Roberts, Ty Newydd, tIan. gybi; 2 John Jones, Tairefail, Chwilog. k

Y Golofn Gymraeg. FFORDD Y DYRFA DDU. Galetoo yw! A Uyfn gan b"Ys yr oesau iu Yn cludo ou hanwyliaid cu I "erw Duw." O'i rhodio Itj Ni byddwn byth 1)cb amlo pang; I'n clyw daw araf, unol sang SobreiddLol li. A fu erioed Neb allai frj-sio trosti hi? Ysg-awnder yma'n dristwdi dry, Arafa'r droed. Ei blodau hi Adiewir gan bob casglydrf bach; Hyd llwvbrau creill myn ja- iach Eu casglu'n hy. Ei hawel brudd A wybu ami ochcnaid evsh ;■ Erioed ni chlybu sibrwdT serch Ar derfyn dydd. 0 na! ni ddaw < Cymheiriaid hapus liyd ei: gro" I cTdidoledig dent ryw dro, E Lr hyn, i w rhoi dan (Jawel do • -r,, Y fynwent draw. Ffair Rhos EVAN^ JENKINSL ADFEDDIANNU EIN PWYLL. Diqtiw ar y cyfan, yw'r cvlehoedd diwyuT. W« £ dy'\dT h?n- a cheir »awer o arwy^H: Swv^f yArWl1jn ?raddo1 ^IfeddiannVei lj ^y^^cajOl lawn oe<Td civ wed uir o ftrwcmwyr y gweithwyr yn dywedvd, y dvd'd f yn rhaid i streic wleicf- Iw ii' Pe"draw neu, ynteu, arwain lodd 7y?r0al-u Nld C-vfa,ar" °be ef. sy'h vw^f ,5 1 y^' °nd y bohI eu hunain- « cWnld^" >' c]ylarr Llywodraeth defnyddJo pob gallu yn ei meddiant i ddi^gelu'i CldHT cJf^a" °'r fafch- Ac nid Y*e™r- •tay'a? G/ffredi°ol yr Undebau >' N l T/ sy n dywedyd hynny. Ceir yr Peirii'n r>n r'm'0n ^an I-ywydd UndeB ledrw T;! "J ach yw'r Undebau L'afur s c^o,s i-dd fcirni^aeth y sawl v r-r7S"" eicld?" yni.lnil! "W colH dl r r gweithwyr eu liunain. Of«- Frisian HIT 1 drachefn..oblegy# V oJi f ■ n yw r treubau uchel ond" BB eanlymada,, anochel diffye cvnnvrch. L av -i %LAf.u? A R DYFODOI "'n vstod -T od cymaint o bervjjl ystaf. misoedd diweddaf, oherwvdd v» y gweithwyr vn ceisiio ■wvriebii'»- lVeshwn yn deg ac: yn ddi-ofn. Nid yw f'()d. wevth"' gvrbyddu cynnvrch, o fawr fanta^lJ Pef '^aW' a> unifir ffordff » S °r cyfoe*" uchel yw trwv ° ° dosbarth i roddi eu hoi! rnhyrchu hjd £ l £ f. nh awster yn -r Unol v wdS-d/ 1hJCxldlr yr un '"hybudidion gan n ein flirt U honno » roddwyd rn ein gv\lad m yn ystod y misoed<? diwerldtif Lmddengvs, serch hynny, nad vw"r ArTwvdd Jr m»ia 1 87 rwyddo?i&n vn bwriadn chwarcu a nad fai"t yw bygvthion v fttrrJthwyr yno, bwriedii- defnycMfo pob eallu u eiddo r Llywodraeth i gario pob gwaUh Du ga1ael ryw ddosbarth ^ffredin^^tal masna.ch a diwyth'awt v wlad yn ItrfnS f Dywedir y bydd y -aeaf nesaf y» If ™ y"? !,aW^ yn yr wledvdd. ao ttvl»d f ^f« r do^arthJ"^a« gweithioi ymhob ^i-d j r'f?f°d a r fe ddaw newvn diodde amt i gannoedd o deuluoedd a bvdd pS t(v DYCHWELYD rw GWLAD n v wS honCarC!?"On'0n Th7M. yn hwy feiOi'Ti 7 mae r aw^»^cdat. v f P,fnde.rfynu anfon y cwbl vn ol v gwlad eu hunam yn ddivmdroi. Ar v ? m ^anwyd gwneuthur hvn hvri nes u yM?lyn » he^lwch wedi tn gwb.hau, eithr ar ol ail.ystyried v cwestiwn d Tul hK mai doetbach, er mwyn arbed lit am dd,m araJ1> a, fyddai eu Stfn mil ar J,'nwaith- Y "i^ dros bedwar ° ii"yn, yn 7 wlad h°n. yn ol yr p^fcdegau swyddogol, a rhyw ddau gan mil o Iywodraeth yr awdurdodau Prydeiniog vn «^In? a Fflanders- Ar waith amaethyddol ;™aer mwvafrif o honynt ym Mhrydain. ond L>r yn y siroedd dwyreiniol yn y ffosydd, ac mewn amryw ffyrdd yn dad- yr hyn a wnaethpwyd yn yste4 y rhyfel logelu'r wlad. Ar y cyfan, o ystvried yr VmPlchiadau, 6 gwySo a ™ k I ?* •. ar hyd yr amser, ac yn wir. fe geir Haw. I) Brda«n-,vyr yn canmol eu llafur vn ^awn-J «'n -Xir {od han(* rai eith- /"vlch' °n. •, y rhai hynny vmlicb ^Wna .rhaid rhoddi tystiolaeth onest hyd yn x gelymon. Er hynny, ni bydd ndid neb r2 eu yn mynd, nid yn bennaf 5war.od arnynt hwy, ond £ er niwvn spmi o n plith un o olion amlycaf yr heldrm "i*. ABERTH. Uf' 06 t i W "lawr am filwvr. fisoedd r. y^f0^- lawer ° 87mharu rhwng g'14 nol Wenliedloc4d Prydain Fawr. ynglyn .» "^h a wnaethartt dros yr un achos cvffrod hyn, y to™ wedi ei gyhoeddl l 1manyll0n Cywir vnghvlch yr aberth adi yw gweJed fflai Cymru a roes fwyaf *^L° yn yr amser cala4 fanrttf, Rhoes Cynirfi' yn ol yr vstad. Kkv ag?9,liodw'?r ar ^i6 £ r" bob cant o'i X AlK,<n r .L1<>% ychydig dros tdri ar ddeg; ^M'ha' tn ar rfdee:; a'r Iwarddon hitliau tua v btb °asi T,ia flwvddyn P6l\ ^etl' v Jnftter g-erbrony >i^e? ari 7 dy^€d^Id fod saith miliwn a banner ofi]wyr 0 dan fatim y Goron, anghvwir ^edd V tymhariaetli a mlldasi#Iae yn v uvfr nwn der i drefn It'r cavri ccdA eyfrifot am v JJ1 nnw- O'R ddwy1 filj>Tn ac ychvdie Uoeda syn byw yng Nghymrtu .codwvd ohon- jnt yn a^s i dri chan mil o Iilwyr. a disglair v wn_,j V1 ^anej llawer o'r rhengoedd, Cymreig n. strain:, ym Mhalestina a mSnnau- eraill. c me^Ti Hythyr yn dymuno llwifddiant i'r jiyfr dywd ein Tywysog ei fod yn hyderu v k v Al.1" a ynddo vn pynhcrthwv i er<dT fyny ^'r ddelfryd yr yniia^^ FFVWD Y PRIF WETNIDOG. Er cytnant o feirniadu sydd ar Mr. Lloy ^eorga mae n amlwg ei fod yn uchel'iawn yn Amwii-a Carnegie, y miliwnydd hysbvs o*r America^, a fu farw bet.h amser yn ol. Yn Syson a i evyllys sy newydd ei gwneuthur vn ysbys. 3 mie'r Prif Weinidog i dderbyn dwv m o bunjau y flwyddyn tra byddo byw. efo a'c Arglwydd Morley, ynghyda Mr. Taft, un o irvn lyyyddioi yr Unol Daleitbi;tii. Rhoddir mIl, n bunnau, lefyd, i Mr. John Burns, gwr a fu'n nacnllaw injwi ymhlith arweinwvr Llafllr livd yn ddiweflda* ond y sydd, erbvn hyn, wedi cyrraodd ti drierain ofti ac yn graddol lescau iiewn iecltyfj se ynni. Y mae amrvw o gymnn. radclion ertill llai eu gwerth i wyr hysbvs eraill, yma ac yn yr America, ond y mae I' rbom i'r Prif IVeinicl--V wedi achosi llawer o ndiddordeb yn y wlad hon yn gystal a'r Tal- ^ithiau. Dywd panurau'r America ei bod yn dodfry^ ar wtith Mr. Lloyd George ar hvd v lynyddoedd, va gystal a gwobrwv am dano, ac y rhydd fvy o annibvniaeth iddo d(lal ymlaen gyd-"r gwaith hwnnw ar wahan i gef- nogaeth dosbarii a phlaid. Diddorol yw dwvnI ,r gof fod Mr. jarnegie, yn ystod ei oes. wedi cytrannu mihyi*u lawer at boh acho, oedd a i arncan i d yellafu'r werin bobl. CYFCETH Y DYFNDER. 0 gofio'r eaVOed<i llonjau a suddwyd vnc- nghyfnod y rbvrcl nid vw'n anodd iawn flurfio rhyw syniad 0'1' cyfooth mawr sv heddvw ar "'iWlod y mor. lqwyrach fod amryw yn y wlatf vn tyhjo, pan sudc\o Ilong, nad oes obaith wedyn ei barbed hi oaV Ilwyth,' er mai dyno ydyw hanes y mwyJ'-frif, mae'n wir, llwyddir er hynny i godi Ha^«r iawn o'r cyfoeth liwn a'i ddefnyddio drachrfn. Yn ystod y rhyfel vr oodd adran arbennie °'n Llyng-es yn rhoddi ei holl amser i'r R^'ajth hwn. a'r wythnos hon fe gvhoeddwvd many!ion diddorol iawn yne'vn a'i llafur perysrlus. Oddiar y flwyddyn 1915. ebe'r adroddiad, codvyd fyny tua "nhedwar cant a hanner o longau ac adfeddiannwvd eiddo gwej-th Iiann«r can miliwn v bunnau* Yn ychwanegol at hyn, yr adran hon o'r'ii'vnees a fu'n glanhau'r jj^yferau i borthladdoedd Otond a Zeebnig-_g0> yngnyd a llawer ffordd arall He yr achosi'd rnwystr trwy ryw. f0(jd nmi'i gilydd. i'n ljpogau rhyfel' a>n iIonj?au masnach. Mown un a^j !> ynglvn a'r Hong Lauren tic, a suddwyd mewn rivfnder mawr, Ilwyddwyd i godi gwei-tli dw-y filiwn o bunnau o aur pur a chyn cael hynny rhaid oedd defnvddio poh rtoth ar ffrwydrau" i agor yr yatagelloedd cdarn He y'i cedwid. Rhyfedd ac erchyll iawn yw rhaj o'r hanesion a adroddir ynglynu a'r gwaith htvu, Y MESTJR CYMOD. ynglynu ar gwaith htvu, Y MESTJR CYMOD. Nid yw pawb, maern ^mlwg, yn foddlon ar y Mesur Cymod sy "ewydd ei hasio ynglyn a Datgrysylltiad a Dadwacjijoliad yr Egiwys" yng Njghymru, ond gan fo(j y mesur neiwydd ar fy^rau'r wlad, end cdid nad 9-well, mwyach a fyddai claddu'r hen gwestiwn chwerw o dan y ^ywa.rchen. One? myrjn Mr. Llenvelyn Wil- liams fod y ddeddf newydd nid yn uniz wedi ostyn miliwn o bunnau i ddil;, redu'r Eglwys, ond ei bod wedi ei flail-waddoll 1 r swm 0 dair milfwn f Os yw hynny'n vcir, mae'r aelodau Cyff>>"eig i gyd, end tri, wedi eu twy]]0 yn rhyfedd a Chymru bithaa wedi ei gweithu drachefn. Pasiwyd y mesur newydd er mwyn I gwa-stadlisu ychydig ar y sGfyllfa oherwydj y cyfnewidiadau mawrion a ddigwyddodd yn

-1 I .Z:7 I I I, i Drink in Health and Vitality! That's what you do when you swallow a glassful of Sanatogen. Every particle is digested and absorbcd-grccdily seized on by blood, nerves and tissues .-changed with the utmost speed into energy and cell-substance. Hence that happy sensation of vigour and wen-bein-of gastric ease and nervo-muscular tone which soon becomes permanent if you take Sanatogen constantly. Why not do 80 for at least a few weeks, and thus lay up for yourself a good reserve of health and vitality which will be your best safeguard against a possible recurrence of Influenza this winter I Begin a course of SANATOGEN THE GEKUIKE FOOO TOHIC ■ 1 Mind, Sanatogen is not a hit-or-miss • product. Its effects on the body are definite and unfailing; they have been exhaustively studied and tested by medical men for over seventeen years. So you don't have to take Sanatogen on trust, in the hope that it may do you good. It will do you good no doubt about it provided yon get genuine Saqatogen. Bay it at yonr.cbembt's to-day-price 2/3 to 10/9 per tin. That's slightly under afrd per dose — cheaper than a cup of tea or coffee in a restaurant 1 And two or | three doses a day mean a real and regular [ gain ig,"th and vitality. Isn't it worth it? CENATOSAN. LIMITED (Makers of Forma mini. (Twiirhi. ttej 12. Chmim Street, London. WX- L (Quiman: The Viironntaw Rheedda) INOTE -A a temttrfmU of Santiogtn arc mmmtntHt if will lattr on bi n namti Gtmetottn, TOWTN. DEPASTURE.—Thq Revi Gwilym Roberts, "Wesleyan minister, leaves this wvek to take up his new pastorate at Pwllheli, fie has resided at Towyn for the past five yekrs and will be missed by a large circle of fFiends. He is suooetded by the Itey, MtHricfi D&vieSj Brvnibo^ UONTCOMERY. THB EFFECT OF DISESTABLISHMENT. IAONTCOMERY. I A meeting of Churchpeople, convened by the churchwardens, Moss:13.. J. J. Powell and Arthur WSA held KFC the Recrcat'on Rooms oa Wednesday evening to discuss the position caused by the preferment of the Rector (tlie Rev. T. S Dunn), to a Shropshire living, and the effect of the Welsh Church Act in consequence. The Town Clerk (Mr. C. S. Pryee, presided over a crowded attend- aijcfc and the patron of the living, the Earl of P6 wis, was present, accompanied by the Rev. Ellis Griffith, vicar of Welshpool. A full disqussion took place and it was ex- plained that a sum equivalent to the value of "•lie life interest of the incumbent in 1914. calculated at the rate of S136 per cent, of tithe wili be transferred to the governing body of tihf Welsh Church. This, in "the case of Mon tgo *&di-Y' would it was ca;euiat-ed, re- present a sum of about £ 14,000. The Govern- ing Body would have to provide the stipend of the new iheumfcent, as from the end of March next, tie date' when the Act becomes operative, but no information as to e amount of the stipcfitf was available. Ullt that da^e the tithe ds at present, will be received by the present Rector until his in- stitution *0 the..Shropshire living and after then by the Churchwardens until a new Rector is instituted, Mr. J. S. Tomley pro- posed '.hat an Advisory Council be formed to oonfer wij^i the Earl of Powis and the Gov- erning Body on. the various matters which might arise. This was seconded by Mr. D. Proctor and the! proposal, which was cordially wecomed by Lord Powis, was agreed to. A Council of fourteen was appointed accord- ingly and the meet frig concluded with a vote of thanks to lle Earl and the Rev. E H. Griffiths, propdfeed 1:iy the Chairman and seconded by Mr. J. J. 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PM I' BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and even CONSUMPTION are CURED by MORRIS EVANS' REMEDIES. We have numerous testimonials to prove the above statement. I Kindly read the following letter received from a SoWier who was discharged in 1916, totally unfit through T.B. of the Right Lung. Certified by a Doctor to be suffering from T.B., same Doc- tor now certifies there is no trace ofTP 19, Queen Street, ABERGAVENNY. Dear Sir., 7th April, 1919. 1 shall be glad if you will kindly let me have, at your earliest, 2 more boxes of CONSUMPTION CAPSULES, jJ- size. and 2 bottles of HOUSEHOLD OIL, 3/- size for a friend of mine to whom I have recommended same. I enclose 12/- Postal Order and trust same will cover coat. I should like to add for your information that two years last Xmas I was examined by a Doctor in Aber- Kavenny while on leave from the Army, who informed me I had T.B. of the Right Lung. In the following March I was Discharged, Totally Lnfit, through T.B. I started your treatment, I think, in May or June 1917, and to-day I am very glad to say I am again A.I., the same Doctor having examined me three weeks ago when he informed me there is now no trace of T.B. This recovery I put down solely to your treatment and for which I am* extremelv thankful From June, 1917, to now, I have been taking your treat- ment with the above result am still continuing same as a safeguard. I shall always be pleased to recommend vou to any- body in need of your reatment. This letter can be published if you wish. Thanking you for past service to me. I Believe me, Yours faithfulfv, HAKRY V JENKINS. I MORRIS EVANS' HOUSEHOLD OIL, is. 3d. and 3s. per Bottle. MORRIS EVANS' CONSUMPTION CAPSULES,ils, 3d. and 3s. per Box. Sold by all Chemists and Grocers, or direct from: 14ORRIS EVANS & Co., The Manufactory, Festiniog, N. Wales. BCZZIT— IBIZ=«[I=]BC= 1.t=:J. g u". SURE. 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