The Cambria Daily Leader

XV"HEATHS. BOUQUETS, Etc.. by KIT- V* LKY'H the ALJSTS. In Floral Design Oxford-it. Swansea After 7 o.m Tel 181 Central. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON WREATHS J-JL BOIJUtJPTts, in the batest London B'vte 227 Oxford-street. Toi Oet,tral I'" TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA- I u i. < ijs'i, 1'ij.aay between Royal jtii- r Xi sutution allll >jD«and». smait blue jtandbag. Reward on delivery to Mr. axtiiriu. Lapour Excnan^e. 14YAll-J:) A aiiOivULuii-L l Experienced u,-nl1'.1¡! Uypist ?male or female) required for ^uurtciv-u Accountant s Uuice; experience j H ti'ViiiK oalance-sneets, taouiai- state- v menta ttc., e,ezit.ial.-W rite, stating vj.iauncutiJi'-i and salary required. Box r Z. jL.,e«tier Oiiice. a, how JL w inches wit-a uo wille. On view 'ir'nity-piace. 149All-ltf I ..OÚJS'fEHs-rrhre-ïod- Counters, ?0 ft. V Bra*^ Rods, Ceiiins Brackets to be .(jy iU')?c Auction at Auction Mait. i<;> H-. uc o;i '• -November lytii. ClHd AKRACvi ?Jtor Cu? -4-:b 4-scater: body ? 1"21.viv iiew tyn'; in ?ood 't!1¡¡nH1 order; ,o be Soil oy Pubhc .lu'j tion at the Auction Mart, uoat-strect oil Wednesday, Novemoer 19th. Cll-18 -LOl-iRÝlfalf.to-;{-LOl'Y- for Hire;  L Uattla.e, any dMcription.—Eaouirips li. A Leak, 2n. Oxford-street. Telephon 431 Central. .? 81 ALE, -Dynamo-.Yi-ll.-I;-CÚlllPtD; 10 )? Ga? Cro?ciey's. ?air '?4jr, Mill Engine. rair lain. Winders. Saw Bench, Mortar Md!. '4-ton Stenm Lorry.—David M. Da vies, Iiii.je-rial Chambers Caei-street, Swansea. G11-21 'T??IX'?LH. Coate.—W e still have a tinr » V HJcJ of Ladiqs' Heavy Coats in all < aitea, at very moderate prices.—John Richards. Draper. Cradock-street. Swansea 148A11-21 RUSHED Wool Braid for adies' and Ctuidreu'?. Miliinery; all 5hades in stock: moderate priee.—John Richard*. ""waiter. Crado-k-stieet. ;wan.;¡ea,148,\11,21 ESSENGER Boy or Girl Wanted.- 1?1 Saxone Shoe Co. Ltd.. Swansea. 149A11-18 1\ l'L,lWllOdgu,ai}(t;;oîJs (Ctothicr?; Ltd. Tailoru.K Workrooms, 2a. Hi?h- street. bwaneea, require immediately thoroughly eiperienced Vest Hands and ai. Alteration Hand—Apply Foreman. 1.49A11-18 ClOVERED Buttons 5 diffeicni. fihape*. an J ) 4 different 6ize«—irank Milfo.d, Woolien and Trimming Merchant, iba. Heathfield-etreet, Swansea. ^CAll-lQ ,HE DEilOB" MINIATURE CLIP JL BAR is a Bar, with Correct Reproduc- tions of ALL MILi'lAR/ RIBBONS. IN MINIATURE FORM (Mons, General Service Victory, etc.). Any combinatioi made up. Two ribbons. Is.: three, 1.3. 3d.; four, 18. 6d.; 5, Is. 9d.; E-ix, 2s. 01, tamahie at all leading stores, Hosiers, » .'Úli!ord etc Enamelled Badges made for till purposes. Send for Coloured Lists and Prices far quantities to so'e rnakerb W. O. Lewis. 37 Howard-streot Birmingham. I^OR Reaf Good Value in Footwear. W. JL' M. Thomas, the Reliable Boot Stores. King Eilwnrdiroad, Swansea. (T.C.' CAPTAIN W. J. Chegwidden, Demobiliseti few days, seeks Position of Trust with Modern Printer*. London's bœt experience —Address: 3a Tremadoc-road, Clapham. 6. W. 149A11-18 T OYS.-Wholefale only.—We have the JL finest selection of all kinds of Toys in Wales, chiefly Japanese make. You are earnestly invited to visit our Sllowroome.- Ruck, 58 Alexandrabroad. Swansea 149A11-21 Foner's Announcements. FONER'S Guinea Pocket Watch Records Fthe Time, Tells the Time; always the Right Time; 21e.—Hieh-street Arcade, Swan. eea. ON'T Loe? Time. Carry a Foner Guinea J-? Watch. 2?.—Rich-street Arcade, Swan? sea. 'DON'T Guess! Get the Right Time- Foner's Guinea Watch 21e.—High- street Arcade. Swansea. PROMISED to Marry me some time in JL June! I wish you would Buy a Foner'e Guinea Watch, and get the \Right Time- at High-street Arcade, Swansea. -STREET Arcade is the Watch n rket. Get Foner's Guinea Pocket Watch, and get the time of your life.

MR. JOHN ROWLANDS. I Retirement of Veteran Schalmaster I and Litterateur. A public meeting wa-s held at Waunar- lwydd Schools on Thursday evening, to consider the best means of recognising; the services of Mr. Rowlands, who has been headmaster of the above school for over 40 years, and who is retiring at the end of the school year. The Rev. J. Jones was unanimously adopted as chairman, and emphasised the point that in addition to being head- master Mr. Rowlands was a prominent public speaker, and as a writer his name needed no introduction to the readers of the Leader." Councillor J. J. Thomas surveyed Mr. Tiowlands's public work for a period of 30 to 40 years. It was decided to raise a public testi- monial for that purpose. Mr. D. V. John and Mr. J. Davies, assistants at the school, were appointed secretaries, and ,Mr. W. Walters, Victoria-road, as trea- surer. Another meeting ia to be held next week i

BRUNSWATCK WESLEYAN CIIURCH, ST. HELEN'S ROAD, SWANSEA. Speciai Visit of President of the Wesleyan I Conference. I (Dr. W. T. A. BARBER, M.A., D.D.) j TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), NOV. 16th. Services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. I SPECIAL MEN'S SERVICE Afternoon at 3 o'clock. I EFFETT, FRANCIS ART GALLERY, I ALEXANDRA ROAD, SWANSEA. I tr'i't* British t j First Exhibition of British Official Battle I Photographs in Colour ON LOAN FROM THE IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM. I To be OPENED bv REAR-ADMIRAL A. W. HENEAGE, C.B., R.N., M.V.O., i on MONDAY. 17th NOVEMBER, at 2.30 p.m. Chairman-HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (Aid. A. Sinclair, J.P.). The Exhibition will remain Open Daily—10 a.m. to 9 p.m.—until Saturday, 6th December, 1919. i ADMISSION—Sd. (includin.; Tax). Children Half-Price. I > <

FINANCIAL NEWS. I i I JOILN" LYSAflliT LIMITED; ANOTHER IMPORTANT ACQUISITION. 1'1T,. _+\1 -6.- _6- .L1__L vi e ale aunnjncHxi to /:jl'1\.¡' uaai a con- trolling interest has been a-cquired by John ■ Lyseght, Ltd.. in the old-established busi- ness of Joseph Sankey and Sons, Ltd., makers of rolled steel eheeta and stamp- ijgs for the electric and engineering trade and manufacturers of hardware ana enamel ware and generaJ motor accessories, the business of Joseph Sankey and Sonl has been successful and progressive Fji.ce its establishment about half a oentury i-go. it has paid high dividends, the n'ngs in recent years would have .umro for iarger distributions th-eln the 10 per cent, per annum, actually paid, free of income tax. trl,fhe close aswciation henceforth of Ly-aghts and Sankeys should be fruit- ful of substantial advantages to both Companies. On the one hand Lys?ghts in pursuance of its policy cf 00- ordinating: the various branchea of the iron j and steel industry—a policy that tends to I strength, efficiency, and economy—adds im- portant specialised lines to its present mani- fold operations, while securing a large ens- tomcr for its own product6. On the other iia-id. Sankey's is assured of all the steel it needs, and of the right quality for its distinctive manufactures. That ie an aesnr- oiioe of prince importance to Sankeys wht:h recently has found that the exact grades of raw material requisite for its processes can- not be relied on when orders are p eed I with three or four different firms. II We understand that the transaction in- volves the investment of between -"400,000 and 1500,000 on the part of John Lysaght, I Ltd. This. there is room t-o believe, Is ( nly ) the l first of a series of further develop- ments. I GERMAN MARK AT 561. í The resent improvement in the franc has been short-lived, the firmer tendency notice- able at the close of business on Thursday beixi-q followed by a further rise yesterday to 39.26. 'ihe Belgian rate advanced iu sympathy to 36.10, but Italy appears to havo freed itself somewhat from the influ- ence of other Ailied exchanges, and tne rato further declined to about 49.00. Spain. Switzerland, Holland, and Sweden were weak, but Norway and Denmark moved in car favour, and German marks created a I new record by rising to 161. New Yotk cable .-encfei-s declined to 4.1. j SILVER DROPS A PENNY. I Silver dropped Id. to 68d. per ounce for cash, and gd. to 65d. for forward delivery on profit taking sales. I NEW SWANSEA COMPANY. I Hafod Manufacturing Company (Limited). —Private company. Capital, iMJ.OOO in £ 1 &haree. Objects: io purchase certain lands and hereditaments in Upper Strand, Swan- sea, and to carfcf oTlt'henuRin-e!of manu- I facturers of and dealers in iron, steel, tin. terne, and blaclt-plates, embossed or other metal plates, enamelled plate, hollow ware, I and tin-plates, tin stampers, shipowners, Rhipbuiluer-3, etc., and to enter into an I agreement with G. H. Mills. The subscribers (each with one share) are:C. M. Mills, Callencroli, Mumbles, engineer; E. W. Pick- wick, Kenny mot#. Mumbles, accountant; B. Winship, 19, Grosvenor-road, Swansea, engineer. The first directors are: C. H. Mills, E. W. Pickwick, B. Winship, H. R. I Morgan. Brynymor Villa, Swansea: and G. H. Mills. 2, St. James's-gardens. Swansea I (permanent, subject to-holding 500 shares). Qualification. £ 500. Solicitor, R. G. Ed- I wards and Bull, 32, Fisher-street, Swansea. I NEW LLANELLY COMPANY. I Afon Lliedi Steamship Co. (Limited).— Pri, atc company.' Capital, £ 50,000 in £1()(1 ?har?s. Objects: To oarry on the bUsine of ship builders, owners, and chart,l'r, c o?t ra" tors, etc. The Stet dirpf tors Qrc:—W. W. Coombs, Sandrin?ham Villa, Llanelly shipbrcker C. W. Coombs, S?nndrh?ham Villa. Llanelly, shipbrcKer* clerk; U. F. M. Coombs, Sandnngha-m .VjHa, H?npliy. shipbroker. QuaU&cation, £ 1X50. Secretary, H. Coombs. Registered office, ?ew Doc?. ManeUy. BUTTER MARKET. I ooric waturaay.—t irete. ajis.: fresh but- i ter, 2Sfrs. I AT THE DOCKS. t i——. I Arrivals and Sailings of Vessels. KING'S DOCK.. Ii ARRIVALS.—Porto Aleandre s 1746, Lh-pr- pool. SAILINGS.—Gerda 963: Ran & 961, Blyth: Pnx In b 1M, Cardiff; llarte s 3627, Venice- Fernandinaa, Marseilles; 'Sunbank e lar.2. Naples. PRIYCE OF WALES DOCK. ARRIVALS.—Ardgour s 373. Belfast; Init I I 6 769 Rouen. SAILINGS.—Astra s 349. Dieppe; Consul Bratt s 623, Gothenburg; Devereux « 797. London: Nuorla s 176, Treport NORTH DOCK ARRIVAM.-Thorbiorb s 1193, Ronen; Forsvaret s 187, St. Brieux; Oalcaria e 224. Guernsey: Agra IS 62, Avonmouth. SAILINGS.—Konge Dy Bet mb 276 Ronne; St. Tudwal a 99 Neath Abbey; A 1 a 66, Cardiff: Torfrey e 167. Guerneey. SOUTH DOOK. ARR.IVALS.-Nil. RATLINGS.—"Ulelia 58. Cherbourg-. St. I Anne 96 Paimpol; Walwyna Castle 99, sea. fish.

CHURCH ARMY HOME. I Charles Henry Beale, blacksmith, was charged at Swansea on Saturday with stealing a blanket, overcoat, and a pair of gloves value in all- 40s., the property of Frank Boon, from the reading room of the Church Army Home at Sw-ansea., He wis also charged with being a con-I vict on licence, and failing to notify change of address from Swansea. Thoro was a further charge of felon- 'onsly converting to his own u«e a .1 r watch he had been entrusted with on September 20th. Frank Boon gave evidence. lie had left his overcoat, with gloves in the pocket, in the reading room of the Church Army Home in Swansoa on September 19th and missed them next day. Det.-Sergt. Eynon arrested defendant at Hereford Police Station. He admitted (hat was the coat," but denied that he had any gloves. He was committed to Quarter Sessions. j I Prosecution had no objection to bail, which was granted—himself in £ 50, and two sureties of .£25 each.

KING'S "VISITOR." Thomas Davies, the twenty-year-old turner, of Picton-9ired, Camberwell, who in the early hours of November 7 was found wandering about the grounds o? Buckingham Palace, was discharged at Bow-street yesterday. When arrested he said, I did not mean any lirrai to anyone. I got over the wall by climbing up the ivy." Detective-Inspector West stated that from inquiries made he was satisfied that Davies bore a perfectly good character, and that he entered the grotinc4 of the palace with no felonious intent.

I AIR SPACE. Conversion Problems ) For Highways Committee I At a meeting of the Swansea Highways Committee on Friday afternoon. Mr. Dd. Williams was voted to the chair. Acting under executive powers from the Council, the committee considered several plans, and among those passed were many I for alterations and garages, and additions to the Woodman Inn. Blackpill. On plans for additions to shop premises in Alexandra-road, which the Borough Engineer recommended should be passed as in order, the Chairman asked whether additions would not interfere with the outside air epace, as was done in a recent I ease of a dwelling-housa plan. which the committee refused. I AIR SPACE QUESTION. I The Borough Engineer (Mr. J. R. Heath) I argued that with a street changing its character from residential to business as tins street WM, there must bo discretion in applying the bye-laws. This had been done in most conversions of dwelling- houses to business premises. A lock-up shop did not require such air space as a private dwelling-house. The Chairman pointed out that people had to live in those premises for eight hours per day. He admitted that strict application of the bye-laws had been im- possible in some such oases, but he did not want it overlooked that while the j borough engineer had insisted on strict II compliance in dwelling-houses he waived it m this case. There would be a good deal more in the argument if the council ¡" participated in the enhanced value of the land. The recommendation to approve was ac- I cepted, Mr. Ball voting against in view of his unsuccessful advocacy of similar dis- cretion in the recent case of the dwelling- i llOll.'W*. J GARAGE PLAN. The plans for one of the ?nrages were adjourned as they involved the demofition ?t' a dwelling-house, accommodation in lieu of which was not provided. It was I docided to inquire into the legal position. | but the Borough Engineer said lie believed the Council could not reject. Amcng the plans were one for a bun- I galow at Llanwimlet for Mr. Joseph Jones (approved); one for the conversion of buildings near the Jersey Dry Dock into three dwelling-houses (disapproved on ground of unsuitability of site); two at Eaton-rcnd and Arthur-street for Mr. T. Carman (disapproved because the t" I houses would perpetuate the bottle-neck). I CASTLE STREET CORNER. I I An interesting l?'n.t was rai-?d jn 'he presentation of a phm foi a temporary one-storey shop at th? prominent vacant spot at the junction of Castle-street and Temple-street, on behalf of Mr. Jane, fru itcrcr. Castle-square. The committee agreed with the surveyor's view that the proposal would more than perpetuate the eyesore that is existing, and will continue to exist till plans for the permanent utilisation of the site are presented.

I ?ITINERANT MUSICIAN. L I Children on Broken Door in I Disused Smithy. Said to be an itinerant musician, David Bell, together with Mary James, with whom he lived, were charged jointly at Neath on Friday with neglecting David John James, aged five years, and Ivor James, aged three years. Prosecuting on behalf of the N.S.P.C.C., Mr. Edward Powell said the accused were arrested the previous night by Inspector Evans, of Britonferry. Shortly after 8 c'ctocb on Friday night the inspector climbed the mountain between Court Sart and Giant's Grave, and there, is an old disused blacksmith's shop, he found the two children huddled together on the floor. LYING ON A BROKEN DOOR. I They were lying on a broken door. and covered over with rags. An attempt had been made to kindle a fire with sticks. The accused were present at the time. As far a.s he knew, Bell was a cripple, and was a tailor by trade, but instead of earning a livelihood by his trade ho went about the country playing a mouth organ. The woman and the children went with Tiim, and after the Bench had heard the evidence, he would the children be sent to the Cottage Homes. They were ill-nourished, thin, and deli- cate, and in the present circumstances had not the slightest chance in life. Inspector Evans bore out in evidence the solicitors statement, and added that when he searched the accused at the police station he found on Bell 21 12s. 6d. and 6s. 3d. upon James. The Chairman: Do you know what they have been doing lately? Witness; From what Bell told me, they have been going from place to place, Bell playing a mouth organ. Bell said he had done his utmost to find a shelter for the children. He had lived in Swansea and at Aberavon. and failed. He never neglected the children, and he was temperate in his habits. FINDING LODGINGS. I Mr. Edward Powell at this stage asked that the accused be remanded in cifstody for a week, and that in the meantime the children be sent to the Cottage Homes. Accused: It is not my fault, jentleroen. I have searched in vain for lodgings. The Magistrates' Clerk The magistrates are now going to find you lotiging-s-a nice comfortable warm place in Swansea. Accused were then remanded in custody for a week, and the two children were handed over to Inspector Beet, of the N.S.P.C.C*

SUNDAY SERVICES. Preachers in Swansea To-morrow. BAPTIST. Mount Pleasant Chapel, SwansezA-11 a.m. and b'.iiO p.m. Preacher: Hev, H. C. Maiider (Pastor).—Aberdyherthi St. Branch G(wpel Mission Service at 6.30 p.m. Memorial Church, WaltE'r-road.-ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. F. C. White, B. IJ, Sunday School at 2.45. Communion at 12 o'clock. Mount Zion.-Il a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Mrs. WilLMigiiLy, Swansea. Sunday School at 2,45. tt. Helen's Church, Spring Terrace.— 11 a.m. anu 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Mr. C. Stockwood. CONGREGATIONAL. Maruelton English Church, Manselton- roa(I.-Morning at n, Evening at 6.30. Preacher: Rev. D. Rees (Newton). Sunday School and Bible Clause* 2.30. CALVINISTIC METHODIST. Argyle Chapel.—Services at 11 and 6.30. Preacher: Rev. A. Wynne Thomas (Pastor). CHRISTADELPHIAN. Christadelphian Meeting Room, St. Helen's road. 6.30 p.m. Subject: Resurrection or No Future Life," by Mr. II. Evans. PRESBYTERIAN. St. Andrew's Church, St. Helen'a-road.— 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. li. Greenshields, M.A.. B.D. (Pastor). THE FORWARD MOVEMENT. Central Hall, Orcliar(I-sti-eet.-Il a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. Watkin Williams (Pastor). Sunday School at 2.ia. WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODIST. Trinity M.C., Heol y Parc.-Pregethir gan Dr. Cynddylan Jones (Caerdydd). Gwasanaeth am 11 a 6.30. WELSH BAPTISTS. Capel Gomer.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preachers: Mr. D, M. Davies and Mr. Carey Davies (Myrddin Collegiate School, Carmarthen)'. Sunday School in the Afternoon at 2.45. Capel Seion, Treforis.—Pregethwr Parch. Fred Morgan (Soar, Treforis) am lleg a 6. Ysgol am 2. Bethesda, Abertawe.-(-)edfaon 11 a 6.39. Pregethwr: Parch. D. Priee (Gwein- idog). Yegol Stil 2.30. WELSH CONGREGATIONAL. Capel Henrletta.-(-)edfao.D 11 a 6.30. Pre- gethwr: Parch. D. Eurof Walters, M.A., B.D. (Gwein idog).- Ysgol ion yn y Capel a'r Uplands, 2.45. -Cymundeb. Ebenezer.—Oedfaon am 11 a 6.30. Pre- gethwr: Parch. R. G. Berry (Gwae- lodygarth, Taft's' Well). Ysgol am 2.30. Bethel, Sceti.—Yfory, am 10.30 a 6 o'r gloch. Parch. J. T. Gregory (Gweini- dog). Ysgolion am 2.30. Y Tabernaci, Treforu.—Am 11 a 6. Pregethwr: Parch. J. J. William* (Gweinidog). Ysgolion am 2. WESLEYAN. Wesley Chapel, College-sti-eat.-Morning at 11: Rev. D. C. Griffiths; Evening at 6.30: Rev. W. L. Chamings, B.Sc., B.D. Brunswick Chipel.-ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m. President of the Wesieyan Confer- ence. 3 p.m., Special Men's Meeting. OTHER SERVICES. Albert Hall, Swansea. (D.V.) Servict18 at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preaeher: Mr. Basil Snelling. Gospel Hall, George Street.-(D.V.) a Gospel Meeting will be held at 6.3C p.m. All are Invited. BROTHERHOODS. Sketty United Brotherhood and Sitter- hood (Unecctarian).—Wealey Chapel, 3 p.m. Mr. Bernard E". Subject, The Moral Aspect of the League of Nations." Chairman, Dr. J. A. Bawling?. Soloist, Mr. Stanley Jenkins (Sketty). Organist, Miss M. Edwards, A.R.C.O. All are Heartily Invited. Pantygwydr (Cnseotarmn).— At S p.m. Speaker, Mr. Hubert Morgan. Musi- cal Items hy Orchestral Members. Accompanist, Mr. F .V. Thompson. All Men Heartily Invited to this Bright, Brief, and Brotherly Meet- ing. -=-

j Waftsr Road CongregatiosruS Church. To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, Preacher: Rev. GEO. McLUCKIE, B.A. Evening Subject "THE PROPOSED NATIONAL GAMBLE." The BOYS' BRIGADE will parade at the Evening Seri-ice, -ind the Last Post will be sounded in Memory of our Men who fell in the War. On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, The Rev. W. CHARTER PIGGOTT, of London, will preach. Afternoon at 3.30, Evening at 7.30. Visitors Welcomed. St. Paul's Congregational Church, ST. HELEN'S ROAD. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, Preacher: Rev. Rees Griffiths, M.A., B.D., Llanelly. Morning Service at 11. Evening Service at 6.30. Evening Soloist, Miss M. H. Thomas, R.A.M. (A.G.). Special Musical Service at 3. Soprano, Mrs. J. A. Bishop; Contralto, Miss M. H. Thomas, R.A.M. (A.G.); Tenor, Mr. Wm. Tanner; Baritone; Mr. t D. Lloyd Thomas; Elocutionist, Mrs. L. H. Torr; Organist. Miss Edith Ferrer. A.R.C.M. Chairman: Mr. HARRY WILLIAMS. Collections in Aid of the Church Funds. Tabernacle English Baptist Chapel Skinner Street, Waunwen. To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th. Band of Hope Anniversary. 11 a.m., Special Temperance Service by the Pastor, Rev. R. Willoughby. 2.45, Sunday School and Bible Classes. G.30, a Miscellaneous Programme, consist- ing of Solos, Recitations, and Choruses, will be given by Members of the Band of Hope. Conductor, Mr. A. Conway. Ac- companist, Mr. H. Knight. Chairman, A. E. Fursland, Esq. Special Collection in Aid 'of Band of Hope Funds. Î SUNDAY SERVICES. j DaNAS NODDFA, Glandwr CYFARFODYDD BLYN YDDOL. SUL A DYDD LLUN. I Pregethwyr; Parchn. HUGH JONES, Llan.iM; a I B. HOWELLS Letters-ten, Pern. Oedfaon y Sul am 10.30, 2.15, a 6 o'r gloch; a Nos Lun am 7 o'r gloch. Am 3 o'r gloch, PRYDNAWN LLUN, cynhelir CYFARFOD SEFYDLU y Parch. IDRIS THOMAS yn Weinidog yr Eglwys. Cymerir rhan yn y Cwrdd gan amryw Weinidogion ac era ill. Y. M. C. A. (St. Helen's Road) BROTHERHOOD To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th. I 3 to 4 p.m., ALL MEN MEARTILY WELCOMED. I HOME CIRCLE in the Y.M.C.AJ LOUNGE at 8.15 p.m. MUSICAL PROGRAMME. Carmarthen Road Congre. Church. To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, 11 a.m., Preacher: Rev. JNO. PHILLIPS (Pastor)'. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. At 6.30 p. m A MEMORIAL SERVICE TO THE FALLEN IN ACTION, when tbc ST?e.?ers will be the Rev. John P?ifftps, Lieut.-Col. Dyson Williams, and Major Milbourne Williams who will UNVEIL a MEMORIAL TABLET and ROLL OF HONOUR. Soloist: Mr. W. J. COLEBROOK. Organist and Choirmaster: Mr. TREVOR ANTHONY, A.T.C.L. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20th, Mr. PERCY MORRIS will deliver a LANTERN LECTURE on Bunyan's "PILGRIM'S PROGRESS." Soloist: Miss F. McDONALD. Chairman: R. GODWIN, Esq. Silver Collection in Aid of Choir Funds. Doors open 7.15; commence 7.30 p.m. No children admitted unless accompanied by an Adult. Mount Calvary Baptist Church. Manselton, ANNIVERSARY Services. Will be held at the above Church on Sunday and Monday, Nov. 16th and 17th. SUNDAY: Morning at 11, Evening at 0.30. Preacher: Rev. JOHN THOMAS, M.A. (late of Liverpool). Afternoon Service at 2.45. Preacher: Rev. H. C. MANDER. Soloist: Mr. William Tanner, Swansea. Monday at 7.30 p.m., a Service will be held in Mount Fleasant Chapel (kindly lent for the occasion), preacher; Re, John Thomas, M.A. Special Offerings will be made at each Service towardg bho New Organ Rnd D?bt Fund. Friends are cordi&Uy invited to •these Services. St. Helen's Road Congre. Church To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th. Preacher: Rev. THOS. SINCLAIR EVANS. Services—Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30: SPECIAL SERVICE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. Solos hy Miss Haidee Davies. Special Anthem by the Choir. Hearty Invitation Extended to All. Alexandra Rd. C.M. Chapel. I CHURCH ANNIVERSARY Services will be held To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, Preacher: Rev. R. J. REES, M.A. Aberystwyth (Moderator of South Wales Association). Services at 11 a.m., 3 and 6.30 p.m. UNITARIAN CHURCH, High Street. To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, Services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Conducted by Rev. ARTHUR HURN, M.A., D.Litt. Subjects: Morning: LIFE'S HIDDEN MEAN- INGS." Evening: "THE SUPERMAN." Rhyddings Congre. Church, (Top of Finsbury Terrace). To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, Preacher: Rev. YORWERTH DAVIES, B.A., B.D., B.Litt. (Paator). Services at 11 and 6.30. THURSDAY, NOV. 30th, at 7.30 p.m., Grand Concert and Organ Recital. Organist, R. T. HUGHES, Esq., A.R.C.O. Soloist: Miss M. E. Tickering. Chairman: Capt. F. Fishley. Admission—Free. Collection. ARGYLE BAND OF HOPE SUNDAY, NOV. 16th, at 3 p.m. TEMPERANCE Demonstration, "THE TWO BAGS." All Heartily Invited. First Church of Christ, Scientist Mirador Crescent, Swansea. Public Serviees Are held Every Sunday at 11.36 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sunday School 3 p.m. Tsstinoxy Mootings J £ r«rj WsdsMdaj at a p.m. SUNDAY SERVICES. I SSiaftesboryCinema GOSPEL MEETING Every SUNDAY NIGHT. SEATS FREE. Doors Open 7.30. Subject: I Two Ways and Two Destinies. Speaker: MR. J. STEWART "NOW IS THE DAY OF SALVATION." SKETTY Baptist CjHAPEL Carnglas Road. To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, 11 a.m..—Preacher: Rev. JOHN MATHEWS (b'al)*.in's bay). 3 p.m.-At the INSTITUTE. Speaker: JOHN JENKINS, Esq., Solicitor, Swansea. Subject; "The rarable of the Talent. 6.30 p.m.— Proapher: Rev. IVOR H. JAMES (Pastor). Special Sermon to Young People. Subject: "Moths in the Wardrobe. Soloist: Mrs. J. Owen Jcnes, A.R.C.M. THURSDAY. NOV. 20th, at 7.30 p.m., the Rov. IVOR H. will deliver his popular LECTURE entitled: WELSH ECCENTRIC l.i-EACHERS.' Chairman: Joseph Williams, Esq. (Swansea). Soloist: Josiah Thomas, Esq., L.R.A.M. Admission: Reserved Scats la., Back Seats 6d. Primitive Methodist Church, Pell Street. I BAND OF HOPE ANNIVERSARY To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, Services 11 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. G. H. SOUTHALL. 2.45 p.m., A SERVICE OF SONG Will be given by the Choir and Band of Hope Membere, entitled "SOWING WILD OATS." Reader: Mr. PERCY R. DAVIES. Conductor: Mr. J. R DAVIES. Organist: Mr. L. J. DAVIES. Chairman: Sir CHAHLES T. RUTHfcd. |[ Oxford St. United Methodist Church CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY To-morrow (Sunday), Nov. 16th, 11 a.li. Preacher: Rev. J, NINNIS. 6.30 p.m., Preacher: Rev. J. MATTHEWS (Fabian's Bay). 2.45, Attractive Musical Service by !I Popular Artistes. Monday, Nov. 17th.—5 p.m., Public Tea at Is. each; 7.30 p.m., Annual Meet- ing. Chairman, J. R, Davies, Esq. in Aid of Trust Funds. 7 ZOAR CHAPEL, Swansea. V AN ORGAN RECITAI1 will be given on Sunday Evening, Nov. 16th, 1919, at 8.15 p.m. by Mr. T. D. JONES (Sketty),) assisted by Soprano, Miss A. Morgan (Manselton), Baritone, Mr. Wm. Lewis (Fforesxfach){ Violinist, Miss Ceinwen Thomas; Elocutionist: Mr. J. Williams. Chairman: Mr. W. D. REES (lata American Vice-Consul). GOVERNMENT LINEN. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE COX. | SIGNMENT TO BE CLEARED AT 2/4 PER YARD. S. PREMETT, I 5, Pictcn Place, Swansea. BRIGHTON HALL, GORSEINON. A Grand Performance "BLODWEN" (DR. J. PARRY), IN ENGLISH, by the iGorseinoii & District Choral Society Condactor: Mr. MADDOCK, F.T.S.C., on | Xmas Day, Boxing Day, and Saturday, (DECEMBER 25th, 26th, and 27th). Reserved Seats, 5s. and 3s. 6d., may be booked from Secretary, Mr. W. T. I'ARKYN, Brynteg, Goreeinon; or Mr. G. THOMAS, Printer, Gorseinon. f SAILINGS. WHITE STAR LINE. ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. Passenger and Freight Sailings- SOUTHAMPTON AND CHERBOURG TO NEW YORK IiAPLAND .Wed. Nov. 26 ADRIATIC .Tues. Dec 16 LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. BAUITO .Wed. Dec. 3 BELGIO .8ailin date later. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK & BOSTON. R1MOUSKI (Carsro only) Sat. Nov 22 .GENOA AND NAPLES TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK (Via Gibraltar). ] OANOPIO .Sililing dates later. WHITE STAR—DOMINION LINE. TO CANADA LIVERPOOL TO HALIFAX AND PORTV LAND. Me. DOMINION (Cargo only) Sat. Nov. IS TURCOMAN (Carao only) Mon. Nov. 24 WELSHMAN (Cargo only) Date later EJUSTQL TO NEW YORK. CHALLENGER (Carso only) Mon. Nov. 17 For further particular* annly to Whit* -Star Line. Liverpool. Southampton, Bristol: ?Lctjdon: ? Cockspur-otrMt, S.W. 1, <md Leadonhall-etrcet. E.O. 4.