The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

Grand Victory Ball. CHILDREN'S EVENT A GREAT SUCCESS. Children are nn tural dancers. They possess in a marked degree a sense of rhythm, and at the least sound of music their little feet be- come restless. Dancing is a part of their hfe, an expression of pure j".y which only a child can feel. And at th, Victory Ball at the Parish Hall, Aberystwyth, on Friday evening, fifty children enjoyed themselves as never they had done before. Gay butterflies and little fairies in white miived about as lightly and as graceful!} • i- as the beautiful creatures they represented, And therei wedeno signs of fatigue no waving of facna. Even when the music ceased the little feet did not rest. Dance after dance was gone f through in the spirit of play, and when the orchestra gave the last note of music the re. grets were many. The promoters of the ball did all in their power to give the children the time of their lives. Mr. David Wiiliums and Mr. R. D. Browne gave every attention to their little guests and danced and played with them merrily. Mr. W. II. Jones also was kept very busy i Where there wove so many p etty and original dresses the task of the judges-Miss Collins and Mrs. McLaughlin, assisted by Mrs. R D Browne and Mrs. Parry-wis difficult; 1 but their decisions were popular. The prize winners were Dewi Jones, a real I'ru.ce Charm- ing; Phyllis Rose Jones. violet; Beryl Hughtf, fairy dancer; and Glynn V ckfo r! %v!io H} re- sentation of Unel0 5;am was The other guests were :-Peggie Lewis, Queen j of the Fairies; Glenys Jones, little Miss. America; Jennie Berrow, forget-me-not; May Borrow, rose; Mary Liptrot. early Victorian; Catherine 0. Jones, roses; Nina PotLer, butter, fly; Annie Jones, Irish; Dorothy Upton, America; Margaret Clayton Thomas, bramble roses; Pattie Garner, Belgian; Inz Davies.- H Elsie Maynard"; Gwyneth Edwards, blue bell; Bronwen Griffiths. fairy dancer; Minnie Morgan, eupid: May Moore, ea ros?, Bessie Daves, starlight fairy; Co; nie l.o aliam. gipsy; 1 Trevor Ward, Dutch boy; .1ck t fgwen Wil- | liams gipsy Vera Pratt, daisy; Roma Evans, ■■I dancer; Kitty Marsh pierette; Dorothy Pratt, if old English maiden; Enid Vaughan, Italian; I A1 ice Nortnwood, peace ;• May Evans, "Rosa- p lind"; Gwladys Jones, United Kingdom Gwtn Hughes, Swiss peasant; Hilda Teviotdale, butterfly; Lillian Rollason, fairy; Marjorie Santall, good luck Violet Thomas, Belgian May and Dorothy Holt. two little girls in blue; Thelwyn Old, powder puff; Barbara Foster, water lily; Prudence McLean, summer; Gladys Jenkins, fairy; May Evans, fairy; Phyllis Oa-nt, pierette; J. Eiuiv-d Rowlands, Nancy Rowlands, Mabel Owen Marie Pollason. Mr. D. W. Teviotdale supplied refreshments which the children enjoyed quite as miich as the dajicing. THURSDAY NIGHT'S EVENT. Thursday night's event was a great success. Miss May Llovd who wor an Indian costume, won the first p.ize, and Miss Dilys Ward, who represented a French student, the second.

'i J. '■I Festinicg Guardians. ■. t- APPOINTMENT OF RELIEVING OFFICEH. I J Festiniog Guard ans mefc on Tuesday. Mr D. Fowden Jones in the chair. Clerk reported th.it the Local Go\fcrn- mcn Board had written that they could not approve of the appo ntn^nt of Mr. E. G Jones as reliev ng ofiicer for Deudraeth, as Mr. Jones had no experience and he was dis- charged from the army as medically unfit and not owing to disablement on active service. The Board asked for partk^ars as to other candidates, among whonj^Bley understood j*: wore disabled sobers. The Guard ans at their previous meeting ojecided to fdlMre to their decision and a second, letter was received stating that the Board have considered the further rfepresenta- tions but the Guardians should appoint one Off ttitl d so;bied seJd ers. The Rev. Phillip Bïynmor Jones, organising secretary of t!ie Comrades, wrote congratu- lating the Board for the r resolution to adher to their deciscii, stating that b/R had written to the Local Government Board to the effect that Mr. Jones was on active service from tl first day he 'enl sted; beilpg- a fully-trained St. John's man and that t1'e degrpk of disable- .ment which ended in his being discharged was equal to d. sablement caused by wounds. He received -an answer t taftlng thait the Board would cons dcr it. Mrs. Casson said she would like to citedit the ComradeE with more common rense than indicated in the letter. She considered it iji-, decent to appoint a boy of this age" to the position. Mr. R. T. Williams—He is over twenty-orip years of age, a.nd its not right to call him a boy. The Chairman saild Le joined the army when war broke out and sn-yJcd three years. Mr. Richard Da vie 3—They could not pay tlM officer's salary w thout L.G.B. sanct on. On the proposition of Mr. E. Llewelyn, seconded by Mr. Ricluyd Roberts, the Board decided to adhere to l/ieir ilf o'sion MJts. CaSson voting a.gainst. Mr. Thomas oRhert, olerk, reported that fourteen applications were received for tho post) of iel eving officer .for Tremadoc, as follows:—O. II. Hughes Brvnkir; Owen E. Jones, Neath; J. D. Jones London; Jonathan Jones, porter at the Workhouse; R. Ffoulkes 1 Thomas Llanrug; R. Jones. Bangor; Hum- (- Borthyjrest: Edward WiJiams, Lianfrothen: David Davies. Portmadoc; T. LJ. Bucking- j ham, Portmadoc -,W. J. Evans, iioi^hygest; W. R. Owen, Brighton; Robert Parry Port- ■r phrey J on! Borthvgest; Griffith E. Davie?, madoc. The following were placed on the j short ii-,t:-O. H. Hughes, 8: Humphrey | Davies, 3;- Da.v d Davies 7; T. T.I. Fucking- ham, 17; W. J. Davies, 10; R .bert Parry, 2. In the second voting Buckingham roceive(I I 15 votes; Evans, 10; and Hughes 8. In the fin«J Buckingham received 15 ng.n'nst 7 for Evans, and was elected.

BOW STREET .1 A concert was given on Wednesday at the Congregational Chapel to welcome home Private I Evan Edward Evans, A iew, Coirtrnns Coch. The Rev. J. l.Iewelyn presided and the following contributed to the programme Mr. Evans, !'ly.Hla.v; J''&3 Jennie Ldwards, I Miss Lydia. Jones, Mr J. Meredith Edwards, Miss M. J Evins Mr. David Morgan. Miss Owen, Alltgocu; Miss Tlomas, Llarbadarn; Miss Olwen Jonps, Mr. J. l>chards Talybont; Mr. Evans. Miss Owen and Miss Evans. Addresses were given by the Rev. John Davies, Glen View; Mr. G< Jones, i'antllan. Trivate Evans mobilized with the Cardigan Lattery and was attached to a division which entered Jeru salem. He has seen service in France, Egypt, -and Palestine.

COftWEN. I The death of Mrs. Williams, Penybryn Cot- ( tage. Corwen, widow of Mr. David Willit-n, stonemason, took place on Sunday at the ago j of seventy-nine years. She was the mother of Mrs- Dr" Williams, Khafsia; Mrs. Morris, | Towyn; and Mr. R. D. Williams Corwen. The! funeral took place at Corwen Churchyard on Wednesday, The death occurred on Monday from paeu- monia. of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, wife of 'Mi Rees Williams. Corwena-terrace. at the age of fiftv-seven years. She was a mamber of the J C.M. Chapel.' She leaves a husband, two n daughters and seven sens. The funeral will take place on Friday at t New Cemetery. Notification has been received of the death cf Private David Owen. S.W.B., eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen. Liverpool-terrace, at Namur, Belgium, on January 18th, following an attack of pneumonia. Deceased was twenty one yearg of age and I)qrl been on active ser vice for upwards of t'ghteon months. Previous to enlistment he was employed I v the Star Tea Company. IT vjs a keen r^usfdan and was highly respected ry ail wno kn jw iini. The fourteenth ;iinual Roci. 1 in em, (Hon with ilip Parish Church in hi on Wednes- ment was given by the Wrexham Concert Pavtv.. A whist drire and dauco followed the entertainment.

PERSONAL Tlio appointment of Caiv-n \V. Willisins, B.D.. to the Deanery of !<t David's will give special pleasure to Lampeter jgrraduates. Like Arclkleacon Buckley (Lhmdaffl, • Arch- fleacon Lloyd (vicar fif Rhyl) -Cannon E. T. Davies (Bangor), and Canon Pi-zlipr (St. Asapti), he is on of manv dignitaries who wede Offucateci at Lampeter; but is thn first Lam- peter alismnjifi to attain the position of dean (fthouph nnothev dignitary in WFile; wo- offered fiimila,. positioj* not long ago). 0:

Inter-Collegiate Week. GAMES, CARNIVAL AND EISTEDDFOD. There are now 700 students at the University College which is a record, and naturally the Inter.Collegiate functions last week were more lively than has been the case since the beginning of the war. During the week .Mr. Herbert Lewis, M.P., for the Welsh University, accompanied by Mrs Herbert Lewis paid a visit to the town. On Wednesday the Aberystwyth rugby team visited Cardiff and playe4 tihe Cardiff fifteen on Thursday. After a close game Aberystwyth I were victorious by two points. In the ladies hockey rfmteh Aberystwyth beat Cardiff by I fonr goals to one. i The, same day a fancy (Ire-qs carnival to celebrate the visit of the Cardiff association football and hockey teams was held at Aber, 'ysfwyth. The visitors were received by a Maige crowd at the railway station antl were prarded through the streets in a char.a.bane drawn by students in fancy costumes. A demonstration was held outside the women's hostel. On Friday afternoon an association football match between Cardiff and Aberystwyth was flayed, the result being a draw of two goals ■ each. On Satin clay the Cardiff hockey team as beaten by eight goals to nothing. THE COLLEGE EISTEDDFOD. On Saturday evening the College Eisted Ifcd was held. Mr. T. H. Davies, M.A.. was chair mail, and Professor E, Edwards, M.A., con. ductor The following is the list, vf awai-(Is-Ti-aiis. lation,Mr W. A. Bebb; tenor solo. Mr B. R. | Gibbs; essay Ths Benefit to Wales of the L^aque of Nations"; Ml D J. Davies; quartette, Mr. W. M. Evans and friends; con. ti-alto solo Miss Hilda Davies; Ladies choir, "Adar y Mynydd," conducted by Miss C. M. 'Thomas; pianoforte solo Miss Rhyda Jones; o ay, "The Reform cf Welsh University j Courses," Miss 0; erst ne, liandkc-ichi°f or tray cloth Misses Gwena Davies, and Phyllis I Watkins, (divided); pair of knitted gl ves, I Miss Thomas and "Energetic" divided" plain blouse, Miss Fearnley; penillion singing, Mr. W. M. Evans; soprano solo Miss Marion Jones essay, "Tlie causes of Social Um«est," Mi?s Overstone and Mr D. J. Davies (divided); sonnet "Peace after Storm", Mr. Howell Davies. and Mr. D. Lloyd.Jenkins, (divided); mixed choir "Cor y Wig", conducted by Mr. W. M. Evans; essay, 'IThe future place of women in Industry", Mr B. R. Gibbs; lyric "Delights of St. David's Day," J M. Wil .liams; baritone solo, Mr. W. M. Evans challenge duett, Miss Griselda Hughes and Nennie Griffiths; letter Miss Ma Humphreys; impromptu speech, Mr. B. R. Gibbs. The chief literary item of the evening was the prydd iff,st f "Hedid Wyn". The conductor spoke in pathetic 'terms of the tracic death if the ,>oung Welsh qrenius and then Mr. T. Gwy .a. Jones' adjudication wag read. There were four competitors, who were arranged in order of merit as follows, Asphidium Ben Xefys, Merch y Drycinoedd, and Blcdfenfab. Bio. denfab wns announced to be the best. He turned out to be Mr D. Lloyd Jenkins, who was then declared the chaired bard. For the fiest rendering of f,ill.- rong-s, Miss Oagse Davies; bept bound book, Mossrg Thomson and, Hairriy FToiwes (Qividjed) humorous sketch, Messrs Falla and G. E. Thomas; enarlyn. it Y Porthor," Mr Lloyd Jenkins; male voice "Cymrll am byth." conducted by Mr. D. Lloyd Jenkins. During the evening selections on the harp were given by Mr. George Thomas, Ammanford, who had been 1 engaged for th occasion. The meeting was brought to a close with the singing of th? National Anthems Miss C. M. Thomas taking i the solo.

BARMOUTH. The death took place on Puesday- at Worth wich of Mrs. Williams, (88) V aterloo-place, mother of Mr. Henry JYaeman. Simeon. A successful social was held on Tuesday at the English Congregational Church, the Rev. E. J. Parry presiding The following took part in the programme—MisSes Mary Evans. L J. Price, Sarah D Jones, L. C. Rowlands, W Moore Lieutenant Lewis Williams. Ex-Sergeant W H. Jones, Tommy Griffith Mr. Hope Jones, and Mr. Tom Jones and party. The funeral took place at Llanaber Church- yard on Friday of Mr. Simms Bull, a v, k;jown quarry owner. Deceased who reside in the town a few years ago, was eighty-two The remains of the lat-e Mrs. Elizabeth Wil- liams were interred at Llanaber on Thursday, the officiating minister being the Rev. K. Wait. B.A. On Saturday soldiers and sailors belongmg to Caepsalem Chapel were entertained to tea at Waverley Cafe by tha Rev. Gwynoro Davies. On Friday a boy John Griffith, Gibraltar- terrace, was knocked down by a motor car and received injuries to his head. He was at- tended by Dr. J. Pugh Jones. P.C Davies who has been in the forces has resumed duties. The War Memorial Committee met on Thursday at the Council Offices. Captain J. J. "Griffith wrote resigning the chairmanship of the Committee, as a protest against the reflection j and the unwarranted insinuations levelled ai the composition and sincerity of tlie com- mittee. Several members appealed to Captain Griffith to carry on, but in vain and Alder. man Martin Williams, J.P., was elected chair- man. The local branch of the Comrades of the Great War wrote that they had decided to take advantage of the generous offer of Dr. J H. Lister and co-op?rate with Sailors Institut in raising a new institute to be called the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial.—The Secretary was instructed to write Mrs. 0. W Morris, GJ:¡.;):5lasi"úr, the owner of the land i. f?ont of Epworth terrace to ascertain -its price. It WitS reported that thei -arbour Trust would give the site on a twenty-one years lease, and it was decided to ask the Trust to sell' at a nominal price. The death took place on Monday of Mrs. Dawson, who had been in service at Alltfawr for over twenty-five years. Shp was eighty- two.

BALA. Lieutenant J. Haydn Lloyd, Roseheath, has -been promoted to a captaincy in India. He is the eldest son of Mr John Lloyd, Tegid Temperance. Local Liberals met on Thursday when Mr. J. W Roberts. Berwynfa, was adopted candi. date for the County Council. Mr. Roberts re- viewed the work done during the past three years. Thrt following members of the County Council have been returned unopposed—Bala, Mr. J. W. Roberts, J.P., Berwynfa; Llanycil, Mr. Robert Hughes, grocer. Rhyducha; Llan- gor Mr. R-. T. Vaughan, PeniRarllan, Llan- wchllyn and Llangower, Mr. L. J. Davies, Tre marian, Llanuwchllyn. Two candidates have been nominated for Llandderfel:—Mr. H. M. Jones. Tynycoed (old member), and Mr. W. J: Owen, Merllyngwyn, On Friday the Boys County School held their annual St. David's Day celebration by holding a competitive meeting. Mr. W Arthur Wii liams, dentist, presided and the Revs. R. R. Williams, MA.. T. R. Jones, J. T. Alun Jones. J H. 9ughes. and Mr. R Oliver Jones were adjudicators. An interesting programme was gone through and about sixty of the boys took part. One third of the sum collected in Bala and Pen llyn districts on "Our Day," October 25th 1918 has been returned by Red Cross Head- quarters and divided between the County ,Auxiliary Hospitals, each receiving JE9 ls. 8d. Letters have been received by the Hon. Sec. retary (Miss Buckley. Fachddeiliog nail) from the hospitals thanking the "Our Day" Com- mittee.

———— +- BRECON BREEDERS- £ 1,000 SALE. High prices for Hereford pedigree cattle con tinue, and at the sale following the show of the Herd Book Society this mid-week a Hay breeder realised 950 guineas for his reserve champion bull, "-Royal Jewel". Another Bre- conshire breeder foul a prize winner for 450 guineas, and bought a reserve animal "Imperialist" for the same figure. Lord Lee of Ffireham was a. buyer, as was C:1pt. Christy of Llyswen who gave 200 guineas, for another reserve bull. Three toped 1,000 guineas, and about twelve others made from 400 guineas, tc 800 guineas several of these being for export. A Much Marcle (near Ross)firm of breeders, Messrs H. Weston and Sons.. produced the champion of the show, which realised 1,500 guineas fcr export, and also won the special prise for a group of three. These bulls "Ideal" "Investment," and "Invincible," totalled 2.410 guineas. Several of the late Lord Rhori- dda's herd now in other hands realised good prices,

To Spend Thousands. ON ABERYSTWYTH PIER AND CON- STITUTION HILL. At the adjourned Licensing Sessions on Wed- nesday, the Chief Constable stated that as no application had been made for a renewal of the licence of the S. George's Hotel it was con- sidered that it had elapsed. It was decided that co renewal be made. Mr. Cooke (of Cooke, Brothers, and Roberts) agent for Sir Thomas Taken, applied for a renewal of the licence of th Pier Pavilion bar The Free Church Council, for whom Mr W. P. Owen appeared objected. Mr. Cooke said that the Pier and Pavilion were to be taken over by a large company, and thousands of pounds were to be spent on the Pier and Constitution Hill. Mr. W. P. Owen contended that the jast occupier of the bar on the Pier was Mr. Arthur Knapp, and he had left since 1916, since whieh tin>ft no application had been made and no money paid to the Licensing Authority Fund.—The Rev. R J. Rees, on Authority Fund.—The Rev. R J. Rees, on behalf of the Free Church Council, said that a public house on the Pier would do a lot of harm to the students of the Theological College. -Mr Cooke asked for an adjournment so that he could employ legal aid.—A renewal was refused The police objected to the licences of the Freemasons Tavern-, bridge.street Hd South, road (George Jenkins, occupier); Itie Horse Shoe, Gray's Inn-road (Mr. David Davies); Victoria Hotel, Baker., rKit (Mr. T1. W Rfes); [for whom Mr. Ernrys 'iams aj.reared; and the Lisburn Arms Northgate.street, (Elletl Bennison). The police submitted that the houses could be done away with, ^nd that their trade was very small. There were already too many public houses in the town. The popula- tion of the town was 8,794, being 199 persons for each public house of which there were forty-four.—The houses were referred to' the Compensation Authority, and were pi'ovisionally renewed.

LLANYCRWYS \I'l1e a,nm/l St Djviif Day concert was given at the Council School on Friday evening, when a program6 of Welsh songs composed for for the occasion was gone through. The Rev D. Williams B.A. presided and* Mr D. E. Davies J.P., Gelli, conducted. During the evening the ceremony of unveiling the portraits of two fallen heroes (Pie Alfred Evans and Pte Herbert Lewis) was performed by Mra Henry j Jones Maesybedw I

YSBYTTY YSTWYTH. j The death has occured in her seventy-seventh year of Mrs. Morgan, Tymawr. widow of i Joseph Morgan, relieving officer. She leaves five sons, one of whom (.I!1r. Edward Morgan, M.R.C.V.S.). is in Venezuela, South America, I and five daughters. The funeral took place on Friday, February 21st, interment being made in Ysbytty Ystwyth Churchyard. The Rev. T. M. Jones, Trisant, and the Rev. D H. Lloyd, Cwmystwytli, officiated at the house, and the Rev. Dv J Jones (vicar) and the Rev. T N. Jones Eglwys Newydd, in the Church, and ¡ at the graveside. Thf chief mourners were Mr. and Mrs. SLone, Chester (son-in-law and daughter); Alderman Tom Morgan, Mr W. J. Morgan, and Mr Joseph Morgan (sons); Sergt. Major and Mrs. Vaughan. Aberystwyth, and Mr. and Mrs Mills, Tvnpompren (sons-in-law and daughters); Miss Morgan, London (daugh- ter); Mr. John Davies, Mountain Ash (son.in- ¡ law); Miss Mary Morgan, Mr.. Joseph Mills, Tymawr; D. B. Mills and Annie Mills, Tyn- pompren; Mrs. Hamer, Aberystwyth; MisA Morgan (grand children). I

SWYDDFFYNNON. The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Roberts f Maesnewydd (late of Tynddraenen) took place | on Thursday at Gwnnwg. The deceased w ■■ j the widow of Mr. Robert Roberts, Tynddraenen. Mrs. Roberts, who was eighty-six years of age, was, probably. the most popular character in the district. Hardly a. birth, marriage, or death took place in the district without her superintending presence. Swyddffynon lads meeting by chance in France during tlie war would always talk of her with kindly expres- sions of regret at the accounts of her illness. Both Mr. and Mrs. Roberts were faithful mem bers of Bethel Baptist Chapel. For many years their house had been the home of itinerant j preachers, their hospitality wa^ known and appreciated from one end of Wales to the L rather by the Baptist fraternity. To quote the address delivered at Maesnewydd before the funeral-she was in truth a mother in Israel, The Rev. T. R. Morgan. Tynlon, officiated at Maesnewydd and. Rev. G. Griffiths. Tymawr, prayed. At Gwnnws the service was taken by the Rev W. J. Williams, the vicar. In spite of the severe weather th" funeral was ex- tremely large. 'Among the relatives present were Mr. Morgan, Porth; Mr. Edward Morgan. and Miss Morgan. Pentre Rhondda; Mr. and Mrs; Jones, Red Lion. Bont: Mrs. R. D. Wil- liams. Aberystwyth; Mr. and Mrs. D. J Mor- gan, Tregaron; Mrs. and the Misses James, Bont; Mrs. \^illiams, Prestatyn; aaid Mr. ,Tone" Barwyn Villa, Tregaron; and Mr John Rees the Schools, Bont.

BLAENAU FESTINIOG On Tuesday the remains of Mr. James v. liams and Miss Jennie Williams son and daughter of Mr and Mrs William J. Williams, who died from pneumonia. The Revs. T. Hughes B.A.D. F. Roberts, B.D.. and the Rev Mr. Rogers.' Ashton. officiated. The funeral was exceptionally large. Miss Hughes, funeral was exceptionally large. Miss Hughes, Benar road. and Mr* Thomas. Greffyn Tem- perance were buried on the same day. The following is a list of candidates for the County Council—Bowydd ward Major Owen Owen; Conglvwal. Mr. Ben T. Jones; Cynfal, the Rev. R. Talfor Phillips; Cwnorthiii, Richard Jones, Isallt; Diphwys, Messrs. J. Lloyd Jones and E T. Pritchard; Maenofferen Messrs. D. White Phillips and Joseph Williams; Rhiw, Messrs. G. G Davies and J. Tudor Owen: Teigl, Messrs Owen Daviee and Pierce Jones-; Ystradau Captain Eva-n Jones; .Ttaws- j fynydd (east), Messrs T. Hughes Plirr" and w. J Williams: Trawsfynydd (west), Messrs. Robert Hughes and Evan Joreq; and Maen- wrog Mr. R. W. Vaughan, On Monday. Mr. Robert Parry (67). Station ¡ road died after a brief illness.

__r- WATER POWER IN WALES. Under the auspices of the South WaJes Branch of the Welsh National Association for Reconstruction, a conference was held at the Theosophical Soceity's Room. Cardiff last week the subjocA difceustfed being tiiel application of water power to rural and- urban industry in Wales. Professor O. T. Jones (Aberystwyt showed how water power could be used with advantage in rural areas. Dr. Ferguson (Ban- gor), dealt with the need for taking steps to secure complete data, as to t,. rainfall; eva- poration discharges of rivers, and the survey of the lakes.

J NEW QUAY. The death has occurred of Capt Evan Evans "Friendship" at the age of seventy-eight years! Hft was buried at Llanliwchaiarn. The service at Bethel Baptist Chapel, was conducted by the Rev R. D. Hughes, pastor. At the graveside, the Rev. H. Evana, reefor officiated. The death has also occurred of Mr William Davies, Sunny Hill. His mortal remains were I interred at Llanliwchaiarn- Complaints are made about the behaviour of the children of the town. It is s'aid that they attack people on dark nights and try to throw them down. At all public meetings they are present in strong force, and interrupt the pro. ceedings. Mr. Jack Williams, sen of Mr and Mrs D. Williams. 4 Arba (late of Troedvrhiw) has suc- cumbed to complications h following influenza while on board an outward bound y ssel. lie was buried at sea. Deep sympathy i felt w i the parents, he being the third son which they have lost within the past fifteen months. Tlie wedding was solemnized at Minnie-street Congregational Chapel, Cardiff, of Captain T. Evans-Jones, Laura, Aberarth, and Miss My- fanwy Parry, daughter of Capt and Mrs A. Parry, Ardwyn. The bride who was atfired 111 a turquoise blue costume with hat to match, was given away by her brother (Capt. E. Parry; the best man being Capt. T. Jones, Aberartii a friend of the bridegroom. After the cere mony the wedding breakfast was partaken or -at the Queen's Hotel. The wedding guest were I Mrs K. Edwards. Mi-s S Parry, (sisters of bride); Mi s' Bessie D;ivies (ri^re' of bride); Mr and Mrs Jenkins, Aberdar\ (brother-in-law and sister of bridegroom); Mr. J. Jones and Miss Jones.(brother of brideg, oom c.i,d daugh- ter) and Mr. Max Phillips. The honeymoon was spent in London. At Shiloh Chapel, Aberystwyth Mr.. Henry Rees E'n,s.. B.A., youngest son of Captiin H. Evans, 12 High-terrace, was married to Miss Blodwen Mary James. MeUndwr, Penllwyn. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. W. Francis James, and was attended bv her pisfcer-in-law. Dr T H. Williams. U.C.W., Aberystwyth, was best man. The officiating ministers were the Rev. D. Morgan, Penllwyn and the Rev. E. Myfyr Evans, Aberarth. Alter I the ceremony a renast wo" partaken of at i Oregon House, and subsequently tho h;I>131 I .cciple left for Swansea

HARLECH On Saturday Mrs. Ellen Jones, Porkington- Aarrace wag buried at Capel Uchaf. The Rev. Stephen Jones olfic.ated. The four sur- viving sons, Humphrey. Lew s. Griffith, and Evajn farese»4 '1.']/3 same day the funeral took place of Miss Cassin Ann Owen, the only daughter of I Mrs. Margaret Owen, Llfcchweddcanol, who died of infli;|mza at the Huddersfield Infirm- ary. She was to be married on Saturday. Sympathy is felt with the mother and brothers. She was buried at St. Tanwg's Chureli. The Rev. Parkier Jones, v ca- offic.ated. On Sunday Mr. Riclnrd Jones, the custodian of the Castle, died .suddenly of heart failure. He was at his usual post at the toll gate on Wednesday but had not been well of late. He had been in charge of the Castle thirty- eight years and was seventy-three. It was on t}fe death of hu father that he was appointed custodian. The family'8 connection with the Castle reached back to the early fift'es. He was a great supporter of th|-> Harlech PubJic Castle reached back to the early fift'es. He was a great supporter of tllll Harlech PubJic Library and was one of the few who was re- spons'ble to the bank. He held the position as treasurer from its

LLANFR0THEN. The death took place on Sunday of Mr. 8 mms Bull (82) late of Artbog and Barfmouth at Tirlemont-road, Croydon. The funeral took place on Friday -it Llanaber, wbn. the Rev. R. Lloyd Roberts, rector an3 the Rev. W. Wardi cii!ra#\ officiaoed Thet moutners were Mr. W Simms Bull and Mr. T. Simms Bull (sons) tlfe Rev J. and Mrs. Davies (son- in-law and daughters), and Mi*, and Mrs. Nanney Wil!ia«is (son-in-ftfw and daughter). _-r 4. 'I(-

I Aberllefenni Patriots. I Four sons of Mr and Mrs. Peter Evans, Pen- sarn, Aberllefenni. I Private DAVID M EVANS, R.W.F., wounded on the Somme in 1916; honouranly j discharged in 1917 Soc. Lieutoimnt R. "VtfTEVANS, of Molawk, joined the American Army and was promoted from the ranks at Oenven's Camp, Mass; had not reached France. I Private PETER LL EVANS, I Welch Reg.ment, joined lip with South Wales miners, and jer\e l through t: e last c ffen«ive on the Soinme. (Photo Davies and Son, Abcryst i wy th). -1 1- Private RHYS DANIEL EVANS, Cheshire Regiment killed at Kemmel Hill, July. 1918.

_-n T0WYN. On Wednesday even ng, in tiie Council School, a musica.) and dramatic entertainment w<,s givlen by the children of the English Pr^s- byterian Church. The room was packed. The chair was taken by Mr. W. Pryce Williams, The children acquitted themselves adm;rn b! and reflected the greatest credit upon Miss Salome Symond who had spared neither time non end.yjy to make the evening a sucess. The humorous sketch "The Amateur Phre- nologist" licitlbd roars of laughter. Thie death took place on Friday of Mr. Robert, Roberts, Rhydygarnedd, after a long illnefcs, at a comparatively early age. Da-j ceased was tlie son of the late Mr. Roberts, of Rhydygarnedd, and was a prom nrnt farmer." He leaves a widow and two sisters. Miss Roberts, Rhydygarnedd. and Mrs Bfen- ■ nett D?\' ee IJanegryn The funeral took place on Monday at Bryncrug. At a public meeting on Saturday it was'de- Ci'd^d that the war memorial should t;.kc the form of an Institute and a working Com- mittee is to be formed of four members from each place of worship and tbe U:-b;.n Counc 1. A lecture entitled "Cwmni" was delivered n Welsh at thot Webleyap Chapal on Monday night by Mr. W. O..Tones. Aber (U^ngbr), when the climig was taken by Mv. E. L. Rowland, J.P. AbcvcGovey.

CRICCIETH. A meeting of those interested in sheep dog trial was held last week Mr Owen Williams, Penystumllyn, presiding. It was resolved to hold a competition and the offer of Mr Robert Davies- Bendyglas, of the use of My"^ Ednyfed Park was 'accepted. Captain T. M; Whittaker promised a silver cup tor competi tion. Officers were elected-Chairman. Mr. Owen Williams, Penystumllyn; hon. secretary. Capt T. M. Whittaker; and hon. treasurer, Mr. W Talmage Davies. A meeting was held on Friday when Mr. B. L. Wolf Board of Agriculture, and Mr W. Lewis attended to explain the wart disease. Mr. J. Harlech Jones, who presided, said that the meeting was to explain thc purpose of the Order and the steps to be taken to prevent the spread of the disease. Mr. B L. Wrif made it clear that he and Mr. Lewis were present to help the district. Mr. Lewis fol lowed with observations in Welsh. Tt was em- phasised that the Order applied to the whole county. A meeting of Libera.Is wns held on Wednes- day with Mr. W. Howell Williams in the chair. Mr O. T. Williams the sitting member, ad- dressed the meeting and was unanimously j adopted as candidate. He will pTobabl? be j re-elected without opposition. j

PENLLWYN ■ Mr James AbercwmdoJau ha abont half a dozen fine lambs. The young man who died cf influenza la>t w€c-k was buried at the Penllwyn Chapel Cemetery on Saturday. There was a large attendance at the funral. The Supea ntendent of the Cambrian; and stationmasters under whom he pevved f-ent letters testifying to his high character were read at his funeral. The Rev Dav d Mortran officiated in the house and at the rhppel.

CWM YSTWYTH. An entertainment was given at thri Council j ,tn School on Wednesday. The chairman was Mr Lewis Oliver, Dolchgcnog. who also actcd as conductor. The accompanist was Miss Claudia Oliver. Songs were sung by Mr. Edward Mor- gan. Tynrhyd; Miss Annie Jones, Devil's ^Bridge; Mrs. Thomas, Penpompren; Miss A. Thomas Miss Enid Davies, Miss Dilys Thomas. Penpompren; Mrs Rh anon Davies; recitations, I Messrs. Enid Roberts. Sarah Beatrice Davie*, I Mr. TJavid Roberts. The Chairman made a rousing speech and addresses were delivered by tlC Rev. T Noah Jones, vicar of Eglwys Newydd; Mr. Richard Evans. Mr Williams, C.M., Schoolhouse. At the conclusion, "God sav^'the King" was sung, the solo b»ing taken bv- Mips Claudia Oliver.

TRAWSFYNYDD Messrs W. J. Williams. Bee Hive; Robert Hughes, Bronygwyndy; T. H Parry, Blsen- cwra Prysor; and Evan Jones, Madoc Hr i have been nominated as candidates for t' two eats on the County Council. « .-s- r -°"\ .)-

Pwllheli Guardians. WHO IS SPENDING THE MONEY? AN INTERESTING STATEMENT. Pwllheli Guard ans met on Wednesday, Alderman J. T. Jones in the chair, and Mr. R chard Jones in the vide-chair. The Deputy Clerk (Mr. S. R. Jones) sub- mitted the estimate, showing expenditure of £ 4,573, an increase of JMM. It was decided w t°.l«y a rate of 9d., as last y<ear. Th^ Deputy Clerk also submitted statement I showing the total poor rate expend ture was F,22,279, cut of which E13,586 was pa d by the County Council and £4,817 in out-relief. Out of each pound 13s. 6^ was paid to the County Counc 1; Sid. in mainteiianel, of lunatics; Rd, I in outrelief 4s. 6d. j salaries id.; loans lid.; and 4d. in m nor charges. Tbe sum of £1.578 was paid for ma ntuiuing InrTat'cs last year, as compared with 2782 in ISCAB The Deputy Clerk was thanked for the statenvent. Mr. John wwen proposed that a war bonus of 8s. per week be granted to tbte relieving officers, making their total wa.r bonui £ 1.—M R. O. Roberts seconded the proposition, ana it was adopted.—It was ded ded to grant an in- crease of E10 ayear to Captain Wilson rate collector, Nevin, and to appomt Mr. S. R. Jones, assistant clerk at a salary of JE30 a year. Mr. Jones, who had twenty-two ytears experi- ence, had well performed the duties of clerk during the illntess of the Clerk.—Mr. Jones thanked the Guard ans remarking that Mr. Pritchard was on the wfy to recovery.

MYNYDD SACH. An entertainment was held on Thursday evening at Salem Wesleyan Chapel. Mr. W. S. Davies Eh w torn a was chairman, and the Rev. G Rowland Owen, conductor. The programme w a's prepared by Mr. W. S. Davies's family. Erwtomi. Songs were given by Mr J. M. Williams, npydypererini yr. Joseph Davies, Winllawon Miss Jane na Davies Winlkinwem, Mr. D. Lwis Evans, Bwlchcrwys, Mr. Tom Gi-i!hths, Fantllidiart, Miss Cassie Davies, Winlk wwen, Mi'ss J fanwy Eunice Evans, Tyv,<-1 wdd and Miss Maggie Davies, Winllanwcn. A duet was given by two sisters fror. C'i-s-y .graig, and another bv Miss Maggie aj d Master Morgan Daviles, Winllanwen. A c' cfioir sang twice under the leadership of Mr. T. J. ) Evans Bwlchgwynt. Dialog.;ts were given by Messrs D. Lewis Evans. Bwl^berwys, and Daniel Davies, Erwtoma. Miss Bessie Owen, I Typoeth, and Miss Gwladys Morgan, Aber- ffrwd an,] recitations by Mr. D. John Jones, Wes'e.v Cottage, Miss M. J. Davies, Erw- toma, and Miss Bessie Owen, Typoeth Rheii- dol Valley. In th spelling bee compe-tit on j no one was found worthy of the prize. In the wit competition the prize was awarded to Mr Evan David Davies. Penbwlchau. The solo in Hen Wlad fv Nhadau was taken by Mr. John Morgan Williams, Rhyd-y.pereriniortT

HAFOD. The death occurred on Sunday, February 23rd, in her 20th year of Miss Mary Ellen DaN-k-es, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Evan Davies, Pendre. The funeral took place on Thursday. The service at Pendre was conducted by the Rev D.- H. Lloyd C M. Cwmysiwyth, at Eglwys Ne.wydd Church by the Revs T. Noah Jones, Vicar and Harries Lewis Curate of St Iago Devil's Bridge, and at the graveside by the Revs Stephen Harries.Lewis and T. Noah Jones. The. chirf mourners were Mr. and Mrs Evan-Davies. (parents), Sarah Jane Edwards, Caem i-ch, (aunt) Messrs. David. William. John Edwards (cousins), Caemeirch. Mr. Williarn, R. Dnvi°s, Dolau Devil's Bridge, (uncle) MOSSTS. William John, Evan Richard and David Davies. Dolau (cousins) i M^ss Rachel Anne Davies, DMati Phos-y-goll, (cousm) Misse? Marv -Anne and Margar-t Jan^ J Edwards, Caemeirch. J

"ORTIIADOC. PRTCE OF FISTT. The Food Committee 111} oatuidar mgdit hd a conSference w,tl1 refn-- ence tn the ap-rm°nt as to nrices of fish Mr Ellis Toner, prft. d ng. Havng regard to the* pending- new O-d-r. t was decided to recon- sider the ap-r-prpvmt in th'-ee weeks IMPR^.VE^TEVT ASSOCIATION —A mat- ing of the Ex-cntivo rv,fnnr'ttee w held on Mondav. Mr. J. R. Owen J.P. preside. Th Hon Sec riVfr T,1. Ti" V:PS) rpnnrted t-t tl,e,, was a balrrre rf :n On the sug- gestion of Mr William Morris.it was (I-cl-,d to refrain from ernvass of ratepavcg this year artt to on n bg It was unni!iiirtilv resolved to continue membersh n of tl, Cambnan Resorts Associa- tion and the North Wales A dart's B-ard Mr. J. P Owrt who r^nre«ents AsBAC'a- tion on tbr. Fypeutivo of flbe Norf1 W, ,te, Adve-tisinr' Bonrd stated that the Board in- tended "-f'c;I""iT' ft-11 advertising operations this year nnd t^^t the fnll call would be made On tihe flfl et->d ""<;(1T"h. The r'11 on Port- madoc ne rd n'v. w-^tild bp P17 5 Tt was state' th-f tb armril can of the Csmbr;an ti, Rtso-rtc; 1.7, wns £ B. OBTTTtATJv" -Irb. ,1"1101 took n'ace earlv on Sa-turdav • 'r:1i,'¿ "f 'fT". Jihn son of Mr T>,I,,I-f Williams, tailor T«vbrvn after aloni iP!1P!C:. "Mr Williams who was twenty- sciwent years of a:1f\ nnalified ? chemst n few vears fsro ti r,fI11õnn, serred h's his apprrnt'ces^'n with the latB Mr. Jenkins, j Portnr'dno and had a (, !,r-ef-. T)P-t) sympathy i- felt for the her^nve^ parents, i The funeral took place on Wednesday at the Cerrg,?terv when the Rev, W. T. ElliH, 'R A., B.D., cPRciated. # ;+ v OJ"

I I I ¡ J mKruschen habit, and say "Good- bye" to Sciatica. It's quite easy. Half a teaspoonful-in hot water when rising -ev morning! r o- Get that Kruscben habit,every morning! Of all Chemistsa 1/6 r per botde. All British I

PONTERWYD. On Friday evening a competitive meeting wae held at the Council School, under the ^spi «s of Ysbytty Cynfyn Church. The chairman wai Mr. William Evans C.C.. woo conti-ibute4 liberally to the funds. The adjudicators were —Music, Mr. M. T. Jones, C.M. Llanilar; m;s- cellaneous, Mr D. J. Davies j r.. Portrhy dy- groes. The accompanist was Miss Katie Mor- gan. Tynllwyn; secretary, Mr. Frederick E. Jenkins, Talwrri View. The winners vrere:—• Solo for girls under 11 years: 1 Jenne Jones, Gwarcae; 2, Bronwen Ow;n. Troedyrhe^riw. Recitation under 11 years: 1, Doris GrfR hg, Ponterwyd; 2. John Jenkins Morgan Lieyr- madde. Solo for girls under 15 years Dinah > ■ Thomss, Ponterwyd. Recitation under 15 years: Byrnant Jones, Y~t mtr-en. Solo for boys under 15 years: Hywel laris Hopkins, Dolwen. Juvenile's quartette Dinah Th. mas and friends Ponterwyd. Solo for boys u-der 20: Mr. James John Jones. Ponterwyd. Con- tralto solo: Miss Edith-Maud 0,en.-Eisted-Ifa. Pen. il sketch, Miss Ellen Pq-ry Llovd, D ffryil Castcll; soprano solo. Miss Margaret A Jones. Brynchwith; love letter, Mi s Blorlwen Davies,- Ty Mawr; duet Messrs. Wm. Hopkins. DoJwen, and Matthew Evans, Liane:tl-er; poem, Mr. Llewelyn Griffiths, Yst-mtuen; quartette, Ponterwyd party. conducted by Mr. David Thomas: recitation. Miss Olwen Davies, Ty Mawr; partv (eight in number)" Y'bvtty Cvn- fyn's party (conducted by Mr. William Hop- kins; and party not exceeding 20 in number, Devil's Bridge party (conducted by Mr. T. J. Williams Devil's Bridge «.

f><ki.H £ ki. | A meeting oi C/ai-uarvoushire Farmers L lllOIl on vvjednesuay aec ded tu send a depu- tation tu toe L,e tttocit Liouim ssioner to pro- test against the removal of Chwilog grauing siut.on. iUessis Griliith Evans, V\ 1J. 11- i ains, and iJ,¡¡,Ù Roberts were appointed,— Jir. vv. u. willauis said that se\nd larm workers in Lieyn took a haif-Eol day on Satur- day, tliough tlle liaif holiday order was not in force titil the 3rd of March.—In answer to the Chairman. Mr. Griffith Jones, a mem- J ber of the V\ ages ikard, said the men must work Sixty-tineie Ilour" a week and must make up the hours taken as heyday c)..r:"3 the other days. A cotliiiiittea v.as appo to consider the quest on of hours and wagies, Soutlr aCiviarvt nshii e Farmei<s Vnon and the Agricultural Labourers' l.'nion are co- operatmg inuominatmg candidates for the County Council ejections. The follow.ng have .been adopted: LlanystuinJwy and Aoerercti, "il r David Roberts, Chw log; Llamestvn and ^'ieyrn Mr. \V. O. VV',H ams, Tlie Mill, Mad- ryn; and Aberdaron and ttain, iir. Gnliitn Jonjes 1 enbont. It is luiiiouien tuat the Rev 1 J. IViliciiaid, Chwilog, will stand as a I Labour candidate for Llanaeiiiaiarn and Mr. "V • Thomag m Abersoch. It probable that Mr. Hugh Pritchard (mayor) and Dr O. W. Gr^htii, J.L>„ w.J1 be returned un- opposed for Pwiiheli. Privatte Jehu Gi- il tlis. North-street who d ed frofti pneumonia at Oswestry last week, was accorded a military funeral on Saturdav. The f-illci--il party, included a large number of Pwllhel. soldiers under the command of llergt major I{. H White, If.D.C.. New-street, fnd Captain K S.idt n Jones L cut. T. J Wfl- b.ims and r..tlt Kurwv,, and l.'cbyns Owen An impress ve service was held at St. Peter's Cnuivh, the Re v.. lidwardis,. \$ca J; E. Pierce Owen curate, and Chaplain E. Jones Pierce Owen, curate, and Chaplain Albert E. <1 ones officatillg, A committee met Oil Thursday to discuss welcoming sold erp !wr) sailors and it was deeded to arrange for a public 'welcome. The Committee felt it would he be.tj^»f to conccn- trate on one publTc weJcome once a month It was resolved to appoint a eRception Com- Pntchard. <Lvor) w"V! elected pres.-lent, Mrs. Hugh Pritchard, act- trig rirct^.f -it and chairman; Mrs. G Ccrnelius nltnerts. trensurer; Tllld Capt Cradoe -P?J*8 *PC>et"rv. Mrs. Evan Jones. Cne- wpF rppointed sernetarA- of tfbe Committee. News h?s beti received that Private Will e Morrs son of 1;le Jaf'tg M]r'. Lewis Morris. n,. !f¡:t. been killed He was reported missing s mont'-s ago The death plnee of-Mr Win Pnirv i (26). Tt Fry Ab.-dnrnn. 1If1' a short illniess tie wait hn.-ed nt St. Hvwvn. The Revs T B Owxn otitk Conway p .tfehard Pwllhelli ofrioia"tea. The deatr look nlace sud^.nlv on of Mr. TTnrh Roborts (69) Tv Cunol At a meeting of the Golf t,ib on Mondav the presentation of a -old wiltrh ;.11 and "a IA?, pipe wns marls Mr D T Llovd V p T? nV in recognition of his Valuable service in keep' ing the club going d';ril1 the war. Feveral memhers spoke in appreciation of Mr LbviU service. nnd C-rtain C-ndo- T)-,ivic., made the nre.centntion. Mr Llovd suitably re ponded

PLEA FOR A CLEAR ISSUE. MR. VAUGHAN DAVIES. M.P ON HEALTH BILL In reply to the resolution on \Ta!es and the Ministry of Health, passed by tne Glanmorgan Insurance Committee last week and sent to the Welsh Members of Parliament the clerk of the committee (Mr Eynnn I-ewis) has received a number of replies, among which is the follow- ing from Mr Vnughan Dav:es, M.P., chairman cf the Welsh Liberal TreTrbe-s.- "In answer to your letter of the 28th February, en-losing a resolution from vour committee, our are quite wrong in the refer- ence to the Welsh L beral members. The-day the HeaH h B:ll was issued, I with two 0' her m^mbe's, bad an interview with Dr. "d ,ioo. re the s'tkn of Wales under the Bill. He was wiling to do all be cmld so far a-- the present law allowed him by altering Cls- 5. "The Welsh people will no' understai d that we cannot be treated like Scotland and Ire- land, for we have no department in London where all Welsh questions can be sent to. Wales enn-^o1 even yet settle what she wants, vide the meeting at Cnrdi?! They -had three different resolutions before the meeting and all turned down" "N;b-; don't Welsh people settle what, they do want so that the Welsh M.P.'s can have & clear issue to go for, and lot them remember that an Act of Parllameiit-and the pro enure of the HOlI-e of Common- takes time ar-d hard work to get there Many people in Wales, think t'e House of Commons is like a parish council—t'.at you have ordv to move a resolu- tion a-nd get :f, seconded and carried, and it is law at-once."

LAMPETF3 A high clasj, concei t was givm at Yi, bria. HaJI on St Davids Eve. the procerds in aid of LamneLer Patr^tic Society. Mr E\an Jones high sheriff of Cardiganshire, presided, and there was a iarg-i audience. The << tistes gave ovpTy satisfaction. The arrangements were i I"e -bards of a committee crn-ist ng or Messrs Tirrlothv Richards chairman; W. Lcwj" sec an4 treasurer; Emrys Morris, D. J. B: wen, E H..Tttps. and L. Terwvn Davies. The artists included IVtada-m John Thomas Len.-Ily; Madam Lizzi. Daviee Tonynsndy; Mr. David Harry, Mr. My red in I:vam, B"racl Bnch; pen ¡' nidion singer; Mr. Tom O. Bevan harpist; and Mr. G. Stephen Evans, Aberystwyth accrm panist. A meeting of the Board of Guardians wrF held on Friday, Mr. Thomas, Bowcn presiding X., T. LI. Evans former relievng office,. ,applied for a refund of.thci amount he had contributed towards the national fund, amounting to £ 17 10s. On the motion of the Rev. D. C. Jcnop it was agreed to grant the apn) cation LLXNYBYTHER. ,-I:, RURAL DISTRICT CT)UNCTL. A meeting of the Council N,a, 1Jhe quently, Mr John Thomas presiding. r The ouestion of applying for an crVr to ieclait the road from Llanybyther to Llan. sawel a maijj road was conside-ed and the Surveyor was directed to preraie the necessary details. LAMPETER RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. A meeting of the Counc"! wns held i:h: came day, Mr Tom Davies presiding. A petition from residents of Llang-Tbi and Ll%nfairclvd^?au, was rerl fiskin^- thnt the 1"03,.1 frrm Penvbnnk to L'sing-Ach b, rep.i red by the Council. Tt was n^fntsd out that the rond wns not a district road and thnf tha bad no autbon'ty t, srenr1 mongv on renairing- it. After disenss on it was ,ree(i that tfho Survevnr should rennrt on the condi t on of the rond Rnll tbit tho question rf its adontion as a dist-ict road shotild b2 considered at a future meeting. ,>

CORRESPONDENCE. Da,. Sir.—In view of the proposed Fvdro E'ectric Sch-mebto supnT • Ab Vystwyth "and district w tn Electric Light anr? Power from the ver Rheidol, close to tbe t ;wn, it may rrob- abJy inte-est residents of th?. dVtriet t" read the enclosed lett-er frcm the Copenhagen CoTt respondent, of the "Daily Express", stating that- it is proposed to gemr-t* El ctrirtv by the Norwegian waterfpl's rD their Mah Trunk Cables through an intermediate c-untry under 60 miles cf sea. to Denmark and there d stri- but-, it throughout that ccuntry. If this can be done profitably under such circumstances how much more advantageous should it be where the source of power is so near as at Aberystwyth. Yours fnit^fu'ly A. J. Hodgkins'in-Canington. Cutting from "Dailv Ex^-cec" of the inist NORWAY TO LTGHT DENMARK "DATLY EXPRESS" SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Copenhngen, Feh 12. Prominient Scand nav an engineers d•eelare that in a couple of je^r? tho Norwrgiar •-ater falls -will b-5 able by carrying tT"rough den a sixty mile cable under the Kattegat, to pro vide all Denmark with electricity thus saving the annuall import of 75,000 tons of coal. w-

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