The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1917-07-21 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

WAYS.-Weekly traffic returns. __1.‘.,7 -sue t;nairinan said the case was a very she was discharged for dishonesty. Her putting forward a defence that might hare •. . ' - ending July 15. 1917: Passe.agers 391,J7„ painful one. The public must be guarded - k ding Ju:' wages were -el 78. 6d. a week, with a war succeeded. He was somewhat disappointed against . . guarded ending £1,908 13s. 71d. Wee- „Opt/ bonus of 2e. a week in addition. On Junu- that he had not been able to do so, becattie rwas one offences, but as they believed. ~,,,,,,, ,916: Passengers 339x0, r no- 22nd last a Miss Leeming, holding an personally he felt very sorry tar this honesty that the those. sudden lapses from -`..7712n ;88. 6d. appointment under the Ministry of Muni- young woman. Going into the CHSO with - . - the prisoner sorely regretted -"""" „..........................=--e••_toes, would deal leniently with her. She Bons. had made •up a parcel containing a her she very frankly told hint the true would be 1 p aced under probation for the R n blouse which she had made, and which she position, and therefore it was iiis duty to ~ 4. six How to Save Bread! purposed posting to a friend. It was, how- advise her to plead guilty to taking the of. x .... months in her own recoguiseuaces --e----• .10 ever, taken to the Post Office by her sister blouse. Mr. Moore put in a number of - "T'a pee meal. or a auxtu of and handed over the counter. Prisoner was testimonials as to the excellent character ' Ilse alailte re sad matancel. makes debe:oaa trattra se:4. •tt,...4. one of several persons who had access to Morris bore wheu she was a school Eczema is abeolotely cured by Sulpholine when Stied L " C -MC. Bk'cji "mvi .4" the parcels at that time. and this one die- teacher. In regard to O Lee: tis particular case ''''''on• which' Millis the Ain. removing Pu''' and boa-a, are ..rt, of sa.a.buri"! appeared altogether. Subatiquently miss she instructed him that there was a table all skin troubles; only remedy for sou a!thoiratterd,t loirenc anmi l the.nouant..l 0 Leming happened to be visiting a factory in one of the rooms at the Peet Office on with its terrible itching _. - and burning. othnmisc. A pineal of Hugon. n•cefer-AlO . whereat the prisoner was then employed, which parcels were put that it was bus- Bottles Is. 3d. from 'aford Laboratory, • clabsious Pluant sax".. Xda.4 Ica Pall" nd fib b. and noticed that Morris was weariag a meted reauired Bunke ruing. and Morris London. 8.8. , fume; a "4"" Seat Oilwks ``. 11b. bole, la st. 1/21 . ,  Hoylake Woman 'e Folly.  On Wednesday, at the Wrkenhead Police Court, Alice Trueman, a married roman, at Hoylake, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by trying to throw herself in front of an electric train at the Park Station the previous night. Mrs. Christine Lawless, 42, Newlandstreet, said she saw the prisorer at the Park Station on Tuesday night, and heard ber threaten to throw herself in front of an electric train. She kept saying "I will do it. I will do it," and appeared likely to get on to the live metals. 'fwo gentlemen held her back. P.c. Hughes told the magistrates he was pilled to the Park Station at half-past ten the previous night. and arr.2sted the prise- I ser, whose husband refused to accompany ' her to the police-station. To witness she I Mid "To tell you the God's truth, officer, I 1 rat.et stand it any longer." , I  -Prisoner said she Ina been ill all the afternoon, and owing to '..hreats used !)y her husband aa to what lie would do to her when they got tome, she attempted to throw herself on the line. The husband denied that he threatened his wife or told her "to go a.id do it." Supt. Jones said he was informed the San frequently quarrelled with Lis aiie, who had had fourteen children.  Alderman Russel! said the prismier had sum near to committing a very serious silence. The Bench hoped she uould not repeat the conduct. On this occasion she srsald be discharged. •  Prisoner asked 'what she was to do if Isst husband used threats or assaulted her.  The Deputy Magistrates' Clerk (1G: Woodend) said that if that occurred she mild apply for a summons against him.