The South Wales Daily Post

PUBLIC NOTICE TO SMOKERS Enormous Demand for the Baron Pipe-Filler and Tobacco Cartridges Greater than the Manufacturers Could Supply. +—-— HUGE NEW FACTORY NOW BUILDING FOR INCREASED OUTPUT OF TOBACCO IN CARTRIDGES. Nothing like it has ever been seen in the trade," is the opinion of every tobacconist as to the enormous demand for the Baron Pipe- Filler and the Craven and Black Cat" Tobaccos in the patent cartridges. J ,I 4-1 'r Buy "Craven" or "Black Cat" Mixtur and you get 14 instead of only 10 pipesful to the ounce. See what you save, and better smoking, too. Vour pipe will smoke like a cigar, i THE NEW. Note how in every one of the 14 pipesful of "Craven" or Black Cat" Mixture, as filled by the Baron Patent Pipe-Filler, every strand of the tobacco is placed in the bowl in a vertical position. Note, also, there is no nico- tine in the bowl of the pipe filled by the new Pipe-Filler. j The Press of the whole country has been asked by Messrs. Carreraa, Ltd., to kindly state that it is impossible for them to answer individually all the hundreds of letters which are being received asking for different kinds of tobaccos in cartridge form. A huge new factory is being built. This is expected to be ready in June, who,, additional varieties of tobacco will be supplied to mdet the demands of the pofatic. Meantime Messrs. Carreras thank the Public most heartily for its patronage. As always in the past, Messrs. Carreras will ahere to their Policy of — The Best is not too Good to Serve to the Public at Popular Prices." THE OLD. See how in every one of the 9 or 10 (only) Pipesful as filled by hand the tobacco lies in the bowl in a tangled mass, which prevents pleasureable smoking. Note also how the aicotine collects in the bowl of the hand-filled I pipe. I • To-day Carreras Quality is known II to every smoker in the world, because every experieaced smoker knows that:— I I "Whatever Carreras say—it's ] Right." 1 t II Noone should pay more than the r following price. c The Baron Pipe-Filler 1/- H Craven P Mixture > 1 oz. 8d. (14 pipesful) J 2 oz. 1/3 (28 „ ) i lb. 2/6 (56 „ ) J Black Cat" Mixture: I 1 oz. 5Jd. (14 „ ) Z oz, lid. (28 „ ) All tobacconists are able to sell at above Prices: OARliERAS Ltd., 7, Wardour St., London, W. ESTABLISHED 1788.

LLANELLY RATEPAYERS. GETTING INTERESTED IN LOCAL AFFAIRS. An effort is being made to get a meeting qf ratepayers in Llanellv Market Hall to discuss town affairs. After the shock caused by the proposal of some of the councillors to present the official with £ 900, the ratepayers have be- come keenly interested in municipal mat- ters. I

FEW PEOPLE REALIZE THE DANGER IN THAT COMMON DISEASE, CATARRH. j Because catarrhal diseases are so com-1 mon; iiil .uause catarrli is not rapidly YI latai, people tûo often overlook and neglect; it untu acme incurable aliment develops as • a result oi the neglect. • a result of the neglect. The inflamed condition of the membrane of the ncsf and throat makes a. fertile soil for the jjeinki ot Pneumonia and Cousump- tien; in fact, catarrhal pneumonia and catarrhal consumption are the most com-! mon forms of these dreaded diseases whi-h j annually cause more than one quarter of the j deaths in this countly. ) Remedies for catarrh are almost as uu- j nacrous as catarrh sutferers, but very few have any actual merit as a cure, the only ijood derived being simply a temporary re- lie!. There k, however, a very effective remedy recently discovered whicn is rapidly be- coming tujnous for its great value m re-1 iievmg aud permanently _urin; the tonus j of catarrhal clisea. whether located in the head, throat, lungs, or stomach. This new catarrh cure is principally com- posed of a gTim derived from the Eucalyptus tree, and this gum' poesee&es extraordinary ■ healing and antiseptic properties. It is taken internally in the form of a, lozenge or tabiet, pJaadant toO the taste and so harmless Cat little children take them with safety and benefit. Eucalyptus oil and the bark are sutue- times used, but are not .0 convenient nor MI palatable as the gum. Undoubtedly the best quality is found m Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, which may be ob- tained at any chenust's, and any catarrh sufferer whjo has tried douches, inhalers and liquid medicines will be surprised at the rapid improvement alter a. few days' use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. A doctor, in speaking of L'atarth and its cure, says:—"After many experiments I have given up the idea, of curing catarrh hy the use of inhalers, washes, salves or liquid medicines. I have always had the best results from Stuart' Catarrh Tablets; the red gum and other valuable antiseptics contained in these tablets make them, iu my opinion, far superior to any of tho numerous catarrh remedies so extensively advertised. The fact that Stuart s Catarrh Tablets are sold by chemists, under pro- tection of a trade mark, should not preju- dice conscientious physicians against them, because their undoubted merit and harm- less character make them a remedy which every catarrh sufferer may use with per- fect saiety and the prospect of a peauiaa- ent care." For colds in the head, for coughs, cat- arrhal deafness, and catarrh of the stomach and liver, people who have tried them say that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets a.re a house- hold necessity. se- Stuart's Catarrh Tablets caji be obtained of all chemists at Is. lid.. 2s. 9d. nd 411. 6d. a box, or send your name and ad- dress for free sample package to F. A Stnart Co., 86, Clerkenwell Road, London I E.C. J

Soar Chapel Choir, Llwynhendy, gave a creditable performance of Rossini's "Sta.- bat Mater," Mr. T. J. Hughes being con- ductor. Principals were Miss Maggie Dav- ÏM, London; Miss Sarah Williams, Llwvn- lifedy; Mr.Richard Thomas, Lkuoejlly and Mr. Amos Jones, Llaneily. m- I.

4 HAFOD FLANNEL MERCHANT'S DEATH. BODY FOUND ON LLANSTEPHAX BEACH. JURY RETURN AN OPEN VERDICT. j The man whose body was found washed up on Llanstephan Beach on Friday has bean identified as James Jenkins, flannel merchant, oF 14. Bowenstreet. Haiod. i Swansea. and formerly of Pontypridd, and on Monday Mr. Walters, curoner for West < Carmarthenshire, conducted an inquest at Llanotephan respecting his death. Thomas Rees. Edwinsford -kr-,Tiz, said on the afternoon of February 24th deceased < called And warmed himself for about an hour before the tire. during which time he ( drank two whiskies. He asked what time 1 the tide would be in. and witness replied it 1 would be in at seven o'clock. Deceased said he was not acquainted with Llanstephan j and had come from Car men hen that morn- 1 ing. He chatted about the election, and appeared all right. David John. ferryman. rpuke to finding ( the body, and William Henry. clothier, 52. j Hannah-street. Porth. who identified the body as that of his brother-in-law. said de- I ceased only came to live at Hafod about a fortnight a^o. He was about opening a tiaimel shop at Hafod. but he left home on i the 28ml mst. without. saying a word to ] anybody. His vrife had not then oonie from Pontypridd, but did not know of any financial trouble to worrv him. The jury -retarned an open verdict of Found drowned." f BODY BROUCRT TO SWANSEA. The oody was brought to Swansea on Tuesday fifteen con for interment at Cwm- gelly Cemetery, by the of hus sister. Mrs. George Evar». de-ceased having lodged with her at 14. F5owen-street, Hafod. for some time. Prsvious to taking to the" round trade deceased was manager to Messrs. J. Lewis 1 and Co.. Ox ford street, and before, that with Messr. Knight and Co.. High-street.

HOW TO IMPROVE THE FARMS I KILLAY HEDGING AND DITCHING COMPETITIONS the third aoatta! Jvillav Hedging and IMtehiiicr competition took place at the TMoL Dun van t, on a field kinily lent by Mr W Burges* This year's entries showed a. -,Aight improvement, on augmented prize list hav- ing: attracted tie champions of the various districts of Gowcr Mr W. H. Price, Ki-itay was secretary, Mr W. Jeffreys treasurer, aod Mr. Thoaskas Jone« chairmaTi. t,isit. of awards:— I Champion Class.-1. S Hopkins, Thl'9R Crosses: 2. C Perkins. Dnnvant; 3, W. Ben- nett. Three Oro-ses; 4. H. Eaton, Dunvant- 5. C Fisher, Kinay I First Class-1. D Bennett. Three Grosses' 2. D Jenkins, 01U0 3. T Tucker, Llanrhidian] 4, J Arnold Rilla-y: 5. S Tiw-^er. Dhol. *econr Class —1, J Francis, Three Crosses; 2..T Williame. ditto; 3. G Beynon. Killay; 4, .T James. D-lol; 5. 1) Davids Dunra rrt; 6, T Morris. Killay Boys' O ass -1 wmi ? divided between B. Morris and J. Bees, Kiliay. Afbe- the c-ompetitrien the competitors par- took of a dirmur provided at t4lo ■R'ailwav Trv-j by Host W Williams. 3fr' Thos. Jones preyed

THE K [,E/^rr0XS~AT_ TJ^A?mj>LT. "VToet of the members of the Ckninty Com- cil in the LlaneHy distrim bove been re, turned nnopposed. There wall bo two ftghts in tiie town ward. Mr J Simlefct, the sittii* member, being opposed by Mr B. K. Jones. Afr Simlett is the nommee of the Trades amdt T-abor.r Cotmcii. Mr T. P. Joneei, the well- known contractor, opposes Mr William David, who hn,s "held n seat on the Council for many years. The Urban Coimoi.1 ele *km in April is likely to cause far more inter- e*t, and many of tbip retiiSi^r members will have to pro to the poil, many new naaaee,, being- already freely mentioned.

ST. DAVID'S DAY. PADDY t;Sliure it's your turrn to-day. but W. jabeis yn:¡ wait, iul the yivin- teenth, n-aToxintet-n. an oi 11 shew yez how to cilibra'e, Lteau." .n

ST. DAVID'S DAY. WEST WALES OBSERVANCES. SWANSEA CHILDREN SING. St. David's Day was observed by hun- irede of West Wales Welshmen ;m Tuesday. rhe leek was in evidence here and there, and .he idea tha.t the daffodil should replace the ess atucactive-iooking embiom appeals to lave caught on, the flower being hawked in ,he Swansea streets and finding nu- nenous purchsusere. This year in Swan- j tea a. successful effort haa been made to vidan the knowledge of Welsh literature and vVelsh song amongst the school children. In almost ail the sobools on Tuesday marli- ng ieaeons were on Welsh history., St. David, Hid so on—all told in a del-ghtiul, simple nanner. In thd afternoon there was a gen- jtail school holiday.

DELIGHTFUL CELEBRATION AT SWAhStiA. 'MASSED UHOIR OF CHILDI^EN SING WELSH ALRTT. URIGIIT" PITHY AND PATRIOTIC SPJiKCtlEo. The Swaitsea Welish Sooieiy on Monday ?vemng initiated a very piea*ung departuxo Ln the annual oedebriwon of St. Uavid'e I D&y. Hitharto tile meniors- of the Welsh patron saint ha.s been honoured more in speech than in oong, but. this year it took tihe additional form of a musical festival £ iven by a maased choir of school children ~ti 750 voioe?, at the Albert llall, under the able oonductorship of Mr. W. P^fro Row- lands. There was a. crowded atterxlanoe, the proceedings throughout were character- istic of Wales, "the land of song," and the scene, with the platform pocked with bonny little giris and laddie*, was a picturesque Mie, that at the outeet was photographed by Hash-light. Tite Mayor (Aid. David Mai- :hews) pL'es^ided, and was supported by Ma'- j D. Lieufer Thomas («vUpondia? y of Merthyr), ind other members of the Uymdesthae Uym- eig, Abertawe. The progiamroe, a delightful one from start to finish, opened with an organ .solo by Mr. D. J. Lloyd, L.T.C.L., and then '^h+i Mayor, who wao r.fct cordially received, -poke of his personal sympa-thy with the objects of the Welsh Society, and the fact j iha.t he was aiso present in his otiicial capacity to farwaavJ the movement and pay everenoe to the memory of a great and good nan who lived about 1,300 y-ear^ ago. St. Uavid, the patron saint of NYaJes,, had i>3- :omc a symbol of our nationalisation, and a igure, historical and religious, around which ^Veleh people gathered all over the world, ) n St. David 6 Day the whole Ovroric race were by seiitimeait united in the national 3elebraxion. They in this part of \V7;tles lad a sjjecial interest in the patron saint, because iii life St. David was believed to iare been closely asweiated with the churcHi it LJajigyteJach, which, in oonsequenc-e, ranked next to the church at St. David's, IJ) Pembrokeshire, in poin t of sanctitv. j Pious pilgrims, unable to make the longer journey, came in large numbers to Liangv- felach, and the gatherings., which had their appointed seasons, naturaJly attracted trader?. Beyond doubt, in his. Worships view, that was the origin of the oJd Llangy- felach fair. (Hear, bear.) The maflfced choir foilmved with the first r of several very Hnciy rendered Wekih airs, the evening & .series beang "Liwyn Onn, "Ar Hyd y JS'oe," "Hob y Deri Dando," "Y Deiyn Pur," "Clychau Al^xiNii," and "Hen Wlad fy Nhadau. Mrs. Artiiua' James ( Megan Giant-awe") played selectiotn-s on the harp, with her accustomed chamn art! skill, and Miss Miriam J-onen aad Master J. Lodwig wesre the penitiion singers. The latter, a, !ad from the Maneelton school, was twice encored, and finally retired amid a torrent of applause.' Miases Amiie WaJt-ecs L' LamP!>ei' a pretty duet. prober short fuddresiies were interspersed between the musical items. Mr Uewfer Thomas thought the innova- tion tins year a distinct improvement on the calibrations of the past, and although he had no toaat to propose or text to propound yet on such an cocoon there was abundant material. He reminded the boys and girfc Jiat it was quite correct to commence the celebration of St, David on the eve of St Dayid's Day. That. Waé; shown in the mean- S! W f VarN r.°T<fn GW> Dewi for P W'fr was to ^'h or keep j^ Mr' Thoma:; said that Wales had gone, through u sad naet Tand £ »<»* gaa £ e h*r ,iu^- hSb^ P'^Pnr said that but for the effort* of the tea,:here that fe*ti- would have been impossible, and in thus connection he .^poke of the keen in tews t taken m M*e celebration by Mr T T Rees the superintendent of edù>û&tian, who was I wlio WaG nim-self a true Welsh nationalist, and was doing all he could to infuse the same senti- ments in the minds of the children. Coun. David Da vies, editor "Daily I"oit,. pi'oposerl a hearty vote of thankt; to the- Mayor for presiding, and sa-id that he wae certain, kiiov.-mg bis Worship as lie did .hat no one reqnired thanks lese than the Mayor, because he had a true fVJtic heart and was a good WeUhman. (Hear No ekhman or Welsh woman could be present that evening without having been touched by the heautitul fiJngin,T bhev hm.1 tveen privileged to I-. lie. krfew ,;iansfl|t- t-hat the main purpose of the Welsh Society wa« to enlarge and widen the knowledge" of the Wekh langnage^He wM not thinking so much of the _perrwtuation of the native tongue a* the widening of the Wvfcdge of the beautiful folk a>ngB of Wailes. He fait Si W°Uu bf a rT>,?Tlai 1083 if ^er forgot those lovely ballads. He believed they had in the eongs ot Wa.l^ the Wnote to the history of tie W,lsh people, and in tnem thev found saniething of +h* ac~nt" ot mouniiuln.^s arJ the 0f \heir pa^b. Rev. Penar GriffiUm ?econded, and tlx vote wa.c: accorded by ac-claniation A delightful evening c W with the sdn^- ing of the Welsh ^atwna],Ant!iem, Jed }}r- vnn .-eoent winner of the t-hree_ yeans 'xholamhi;, at the RovaJ College ot -Music, who-was presented to the audience hy Mr. Lleufer Thomas, the nresi dent of the Swansea Wekh Society It must. be added t-hat the committee", with +MC: ?r of ^^taries of the Society, timed the arrangements wit.h such preci-^aon thai the little ones were able to catch the 9.15 trams that had on <*per-ia! term6 been kindly placed at their dispell by Mr. Dd. James, the manager of Ute t-ramwa-yp company. DAY KEPT UP WELL AT OXTOfiSD-STREET. St. Da.vid t- Day wae errthusiaetica'.ly kept r.p by the scholars attending the Oxford- street Schools, Swianyea. In aXiiiitirwi to lessons being- given by ".1.1 the class teachers the following programme was carried out durM!? the morning':— Son-sr, "Hen Wlad fy Nha-da.u, Boys and

ITCHING BURNING SKIN FOR MONTHS A Foot and Leg Nearly Covered — No Rest Day or Night- Abandoned All Treatment in Despair In- stantly Relieved and Torturing ECZEMA COMPLETELY CURED BY CUTICURA For about eighteen months or two years I suffered from eczema which iBrat attacked me on the ankle, then gradually spread watil it nearly covered the whole of one foot and leg. The skin became much inflamed and rough and came ont in pimples which itched, discharged and burned .so much that I could get no rest, night or day. I was treated by a doc- tor for several week? bur- received no benefit. The eczema got the upper hand and I thought I should never get rid of it. For months I tried all manner of things but got no relief. I had quite given up hope but made up my mind to make one more effort to cure myself. "I got a full set of the Cuticura Remedies and it may sound impossible, but after the first application I felt relief. This put new life into me and I per- severed. In less than a week 1 had the disease under control. It is now three months since J started using Cutieura and I am just as well as ever I was in my life. Cuticura does not cure eczema and leave something else but clears the whoie eystem and gives new life- at anv rate it baa done so in my case. All that I used to cure me was one tablet of Cuticurs Soap, one box of Cuticurt. Ojntment, one bottle of Cuticura Resol- vent and two vials of Cuticura Pills, the whole cost of which did not amount to a fortnight's doctor's bills. Mrs. C. Barnes, 85, Oakfield Rd.. Penge, Lon- don, S. E., Mar. 2 and May ft. 1909-" Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- ment preserve the hands, prevent red- ness. roughness and chapping, and impart in a single night that velvety softness and whiteness so much desired by women. For those whose oqcupa- tions tend to injure the hands or who suffer from dry, fissured, itching, fever- ish palms and shapeless naiis, with painfu- finger-ends, these pure, sweet and gentle emollients are wonderful. Cuficora Remedies are sold wherever the British Flag floats. Repots. London, 27. Ckarterixrose Sq.; Paris. 10, Rue oe la Change d'Antia; Australia. R Town* & Co-, syaner; India, B. K. Pjwri, Calcutta: So. Africa. Lerinon. Ltd Cape Tevn, etc.. V. S A.. Potter Drug & Ubem Corp., Sole Props. Boston o^Pc^-free >pa»8 c>jt.icura Bool,, an Atrthof- N tty on the frutmeot of Torturmg. DisOtrurine Di* the S eMeø -kir, and ScalD

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MARGAM COUNCIL INQUIBY. PORT TALBOT DEVELOPMENTS. At Margam District Council Offices on Monday, Mr. Bicknell, M.l.C.E., held a Local Government Board inquiry into Mar- gam Council's application to borrow JB552 for water supply works at Margam Old Works. Forge Fields, and Tydraw Fields. Plans were submitted by Lbe surveyor (Mr. Cox), who explained the adteme, and said several streets of houses, also a new drill and riding school, were to he erected. The inspector afterwards visited the site.

A meeting of the Morriston British and Foreign Bible Society was held at Horeb Chapel on Monday. An excellent address was delivered by Rev. D. Eurof Walters, the new secretary of the South Wales aux- iliary. Thei following officials were ap- pointed :—President, Mr. T. J. Williams, J.P. treasurer, Mr. Thomas Evans; secre- tarv, Mr. T. L. Watkins. An argent ap- peal for' increased .aontributio'iS, Contri- butions last year were £ 15 12s. 5d. ex- penses, 13s. lid. balance. £ i4 18s. 6d. Reb. W. Salmon presided. Reb. W. Salmon presided.

SPORTS AND PASTIMES. (Continued from i>age 2). ABERAVON V. BRIIKJEKD. For this match, fit AbPravon on Saturday next, the Abeimvon Commiittee have selected the following team:—Kack, R. Hughes; t.hree- quarbare, Jim Donovan. W. Jones, W. Davies, and J Bronnari; half-backs, L Hoi>kins and J. A. Morris; forwards, E. Pugh, R. Richr.rds, Gwyn Jones. 1. J<-ne«s, A. Jones, and D. Tobin. K««TWS: B. Hanbury, S. Willkims, and A. Davies (Cwnwtvon). LIvANRIXY WING'S INJURY. Willie Thomas, the .Uanell.v wing. was in- jured in the game at Maeete-g on So-turday, a.nd it is not likely that lie will he Hvailable for tJlIe game againet Fenarth on Saturday next at .Streutey. ENOLAND V. FKANCE. Thrre are many ohangcf in t)w. English side to mee-t FTantN> at Paiis on Thurvifly a.nd «nwxoga: thoss unable to play are W. R. John- SL n. J. (i. G. Blrket,t, B. Solomon, O. R. Gcni^ a.nd E. 1.. Ch».nibers. Tfe rearranged >ioe is: — KNG £ »AiNl>.— Back, C. e. Williams {.Lanca- shire and Martetjesteri; three-quarters, *E. R. itobbs (K. Midla-nds and NortliAm^ton), *A. Hudson (Olonoeierer^hire and Gloucester): A. Aiiiame dvomicm Hospitcl and New Zealand), *F. E. lJhupman ,Durham aavd We.9toe); half- bioks, H. Coverrtale (IHirham and Blackheatiiv, and A. L. H. (J<TWey 'Blackheath, and Oxford V.)-, ioTTwards, J. A. S. Riteon (Northlunber- land and Northern), *W. Johns (Gloucester- shire <u>d Gk»noJsner, -1.. E. B. Ward (Edin- burgh U.), R. H. W. Hands (Oxford 1".), 'C. H. Pillman (Kent and Blackheath), .H- Berry iGloucestershire and Giouot^ter), Lieut. N. A. Wod«house (Unied Sc.rvio?6), E. S. Scoafiaid (N'ortbumbe«riaad &nd XoTtih&rn). Signifies ari" old Intel national. BRITON FERRY rWGBY WHIST .IRIVE. A tea, whist dh-ive, and denoe i»ok pface at Briton toèJl"l1 (A) Mnnday, the i-rooeedi.- of whdeh ju» 1rI be devoted to 'he Briton Ferry Football Club. The M.C.'s were Messrs. Ji, Thomnas, B. Jones, and W. Brown. The a flair I was a. hsoge success.

| COUGHS, COLDS, SORE |- THROAT &. BRONCŒ-tITrS.. I :ø | AT ttiis season of damp weather aad cold winds I £ yoa should guard agaiast throat and chest rSA I 1 trcaMes taking Pejaa. Ko medicine can bring >M%1 /I > 1 sacb prompt reiicl, exert such an invigorating j a influence, or so speedily and thoroughly cure a coogiis, colds, and aU chest complaints, as Peps, 8 the wonderful breathe-able medicine. i H 3 Yoa simply pltct a Peps tabitt on the tongue, 9 if and breathe deeply the rich laedlciiia] fames 3 I which arise as the tabiet dissolves. These won- ■ I derfnl Peps fames reach every part ot the lungs, B 1 soothe all inflaransatioa and irritation in "the H | bronchial tabes, afbdse even the most obstinate | § cough, destroy the j^snas of disease, and make M 9 I breatbin^ easy and nataral. With a box of ■ I Peps always kept handy the task of defying t!te perils \W^Mm 5 I of the weather is made easy, and a few Peps tablets B | carried loose in toe pocket will sapply adequate pro- IPT B I tectlon when oae is qct on a bleak day. )t_ ■■ 1.. | I Peps CMi* eougfe, told*, bmoncMUs, and ether thmai anil eb*M cortplointi, • | I 1 AV ebesruts mil Ptp&at or 2f9 .• ti« large »ize contains mnaig tiiree Sepd t6is CCVZXM I n to j for ii t IJø.i1 y 1, 1t tj H

GGLQXKi, KILLED IX INDIA, liomhay, Tuesday.—Cblraiel F. Joslen. of the Veterinary Department, was accidentally killed yesterday.—(Renter.)

£ 60,000 TLOOLEY CASE. In the Kind's Bench on Tursday the judge aiga'eeci t.o an adjournment until the rirst day in next sittings of the cose of EKM Y. Hooley. which had reference to the sum of £ 60.000. '4

SUICIDE ON THE FORTH BRTDG-E. A body was on Monday to-un-din the Forth near Queensforry, and on Tue&day it was identified as that of a youiig man named Hopps. who leapt from a train crossing the Forth Bridge in January last. He had got into a depressed state through failing to pass b-is Gi-vil Service examination.

PERSIAN PREMIER RESIGNS. Teheran, Tuesday.— The Premier and 'Minister of the Interior h-'i.ve rwi.^aa tlirongh diffi'OU'lticiP placed in the Govern- ment's' way by the Russian military occupa- tion.—(Reuter.)

ARiGENTINE MINISTER KLLLED. Parie, Tuesday.—A Bordeaux message that a man named Orloa. believed to he the Argentine Minister of Commerce, Haa born killed in a motor accident.—(Reuter.) born killed in a motor accident.—(Reuter.)

I NEW DREADNOITGFT COMMISSIONED The new Dreadnought, Vanguard, waa c^mnufisioned on Tuesday morning by Cap- tain J. B. Eustace for service in the First Division of the Home Fleet. The vessel was commissioned a.t Devonport.

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-i. I FtAjLEO TO COME TO TEEMS. At Ll.uie.liy on Tuesday, Margaret Ann Wills'ams, Da.!on. applied for ;v* nairteiianee order a-uainit lier huabaud, GaifleCd Wit- iiam toltiffi', Pumace. Mr P..Luc^foildi a-p- peared for auwlicact.—The ease had baen twiefi before the eourt, the parties being ad- vised le eome to tennis.—The Bench raa-^5 an order of 10s. a, week.

BISHUP OF LINCOLN'S ILLNESS. There W;J,8 little ciuutge in Bishop Lin- coln's condition on Tuesjdav morning.

SHOCK IN THE STATES. fatj.. Louis, r^e«lay.—Seismographs ye«t9f- day recctvded six c-ai thtjuake shocks in th. south-wf'stein portion of the giobe.—(Reu- j tor.)

BB. -mi — "——————————— I "I PICTURELAND t tN SWANSEA. THE ',ZHAFTESEURY AND THE PALA CE. ■ The Bloso^pe Pictttnas are now Ckwngwd /W^P 3 TWICE W EEKL Y (conuxiencing R Mondays and Thursdays). I Programme for TO-NIGHT at 7.45. THE CITY WAIF. i j IN ANCIENT BABYLON. I DELIGHTS OF THE SCHLATE. 1 ACCOMPANIED ON THE TOM TOM. 1 fi THE THiiEE KISSES.. g WOKKIED TO DEATH. I A CARD PARTY IN MEXICO. 1 I THE INTDHEARTED EMPLOYER. 1 f DIMITFJ DOUSKI. FAIRTIME. I coon WIXNINGS. I WROXO-DOING BIUNUS ITS PUNISH- I MENT. ,t WHITE LIE, AZP2mr, -7 -"W=Mbo

-=. Girls: F-bort address by Kea.cfama.stsr of Boys' D'riKLT^/nwTfi.t; for#?, "Hob y Deri; Dando," Senior Girls; song, "All Haii to tbee IJam- bria," Boys; Welah solo; tang, "Y Deryn Par," Senior Girls; "March of the Men of Harioeli, S«T1ior Boys; recitation, "My La.n'3": song. "Ar Hyd y Nog." Sereior Boys; song, "Lili fjom," Junior Giris; "God Bave the Kilig," and '"t'hree Cheers for the King." PORT TALBOT OBSERVANCES. S-t. David's Day celebrations at Abera-ron and Port TaJbot were far b:->10W those of bv- o-one days. On Monday nIght there was a dinner- at the Grand Hotel, Port Talbot, amorurh'c a nannber of Taloooh people. Coun.. I Ellis pres-ded over a large attendance, and after a repast, which included the in- evitable Ca;wi. Cenm." the chairman gave tba" toast of "St. David," and dwelt upon national topics. Mr., D. Daviee responded. Other toaets followed, and during the evening am enjoy- able musical prograrhnie was rendered. The school maiiagers had arranged for the celebration of St. David's Day in a most appropriate way. During Tuesday morning addresses on national topics were given at each of the schools by the head teachers, a: id Welsh airs and the National Anthems fEn- g'li.sii and Welsh) were rendered. A half- I. hoiaday was granted in the afternoon. WHEN THE QUEEN WORE THE JÆEK. It was ku-gaiy upon leeks tbe Pharu/vixa fed the unhappy labourers who built the Pyrr-in irl-^ 'says the "Daily Chronicle.") Work" of refei-eace erroneously state t.b-a t The emblem of too Principality hits received no recognition at Court since the reign of George IT. Queen Alexandra, when Prin- cess of Wales, wAre a leek at the Drawing Room whioh w'm> held on St. David's Day in 1882. ST. DAVITYS DAY. St. David's Day--the Welshman's day. When eveny loyal Kymro shares The glories of that brav-Q display. As he his leek so proudly wears St. David's Day—the Welshman's day. Reminding uf the splendour cast By former tilings now far away- Tiie stately paigeant of the past St. David's I)-i.y—the Welshman's day, Bright bok-'tn of the days 1n store, Tlie .-ecrets. of the future's sway As Kymrn giowis from more to more St. David's Day-the Welshman's day. Lei no pajwhm.1 mind or mean Tie ours hut nuiked. m brave arrav- id oak g<x)d!ier than have been That so on broader, loftier lines Our Wales her part henceforth may take Where fair the path of Empire shines And duty's caJils the echo wake! M. 9 q .=.