The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1917-05-09 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

MAKING 13P WASTE. This she gave to the police at the Police whWeitvhelunregteeeredtedto said he thought, great as the danger time 'be Hard muscular exereiee uses up material Station, and they had, stated that it bad ite in the body. If you weighed yourself on an since been lost. nes. outbreak of war. the committee were we should come out on top yet. lie did nor votfeetheenl‘stt,ahoffe. ffehreamectialvebeserer pleased to record that Mr. Alfred ,t accurate scale you would turn the Made at The note left by the deceased was as out si something less after a bard dey's work. In follows . ...-. S&P spite of Food Controllers, you mast take in nnough food to make up for tate waste of "Dear Mother,-I am very sorry to laidainvancedhetoeartheellectranask aoferseivragttnhta-md sergeant-major. submersible vessels to earn- e e urgency of Id material by the hard muscular work, have done what I have done. I had jMretn.etinndrehiwEßacdhcalilffleengtt,heenfldrseet saw much the food Z. 13 al P' makes the Food Controller 2rnsuble only to do it because lam tired of my bro-use tood ches of Africa. He had since been trans- controller, and urging the huporta,,,,,,, a service afloat, as also ashore in the tren- the country Th, 11.Ner , you cram more feed into rear *aides ther's tricks. I had to do it, •or I ferred to the North Sea Fleet, and on our ships being free to carry only r-pc,°,; Box 016,-• your legitimate hunger is aatiefied. should have been doing something board of H.M.S. Warapite had the honour nary goods, Mr. Gershon: Stewart said he _ feel stiff after the new and unasseue- -wrong to him." • of taking his share in the naval battle of never had been a pessimist shout the re. 818 rercise, the best curative is a hot Deceased had made croe,eg for three - , Jutland. Mr. H. E. Towpsend, who re- suit of the war, and he was not a posineit t haths are much in demand- The kisees for the child ceived his training in the office and was to-day (bear, hear). He Was conviacedtbiat viii allow folk who are hot and Ten. Narking on the land to sae her Replying to further questions by the subsequently appointed as Conservative the gigantic efforts and nagnificent seers' agent for the Honiton division of Devon- flees our men were making were goer ie e publics benefactor. I know Coroner, witness said she had been SUS" shire, had seen active service in Egypt, prevail, both afloat and ashore tear •Gezeral k of being whew not very keen picious about money being taken from' and had attained the rank of major. Mr. hear) As long as these efforts were bariaal ve even seen the bath used the gas meter, and had questioned the Frederick Williams, who Also had a up by the otaaless. untiring vork of thole . • coals and old boxes. How- children about it. She was told that a lengthy experience on the sfaff aid left it who were not caller! anon to go to te • 6 young woman has grown brother had broken open the meter, and on his appointment as Conservative sub- front, he had no appreaensiou as to the yily life to have fregue it shared the money with the deceased. She agent for South Leeds, had recently been result. It would he wrone in !lie it ha 'privation to be denied selected as the party agent for the Bootle did not say that they should put en relent • reported the fact that the deceased was NOFDAT leaves home. missing to the Birkenhead police. She .. t _ thought that the boys were frightened (Park). J. Taylor (Pally Memorial), E. The report next reviewed the events of magniieent way in which the women of Bell (Hilda-rd.); F. Tomkfn (Mane, ad.), the past year, which bore upon the clues- this country had barked up flip Nan e IWAG) kDGEAR. that she would ielent the matter about F. To row, cpt. (Pelle Memorial), le tion of registration, and the extended life the present great conflict lapulauset. The the effect of the the gas meter to the police. She had Barrett (Park), S. Burrett (New City-'d.), of the present Parliament; and went on speaker, in conclusion. moved : vote of can all laugh thought that the meter sounded empty, C. Foulger (Whitehall-place). Reserve: W. to state that the former Parliamentary Re- thanks to the honorary officers for their ' • ilasi wed to them, and had seated that she would bend for a Price (Pally Memorial). cruiting Committee for Wirral had, with services during the past year. and to stri t kuow that man to examine it. She w • ' se susinclotla . Birkenhead team will be selected from- the co-operation of representatives of all Maciver for presiding that 'ley. ree2a4inn Wsfor„ .1 Real (H. Elem.), Sutton (St. Anne's), the local authorities in Wirral, been re- Mr. H. R. Rodger seconded. roe 'as a short that this boy had take y n the money, and (Well-lane), Malone constructed an a National Service C,ommit- The Chairman, replying. einressed be reemee 1 It is the •Sweeney and "sear. A ate/towed he thought that she would re- and ChamberlatterlSt. Jame?), E. H. tee. The member for Wirral, Mr. Ger- full 'agreement with Mr. Gershon Stewart The • '7.ort of port it to the police. She had been say- Roberts and W. Roberta, C. Moore, shore Stewart, was still engaged with the that our ships should only he used fe „nem, ing that for a week before the boy die Steevens, Adams (H. Elem.). C. Banks discharge of his duties as a member of the necessary purposes, and that the Food pros mr. Rom Bun, appeared, and he had not seen him since (Woodchnrch-road), Lewis (Laird-st.). Advisory Committee of the Board of Trade, duction of this country should be itrrneil . old that time. She did not take it from the Referee, Mr. T. Wilson, Preston. appointed in February, 1916, to inquire as largely as possible. on note which he had left behind that he - The contest will be a strenuous one, and as to enemy trading in this country. Dar- The meeting then ended. a 'good gate is expected if the weather ing the past year Mr. Stewart had been pore would commit suicide, holds, and there is so far a fair demand unceasingly active in Parliament, as well s The Coroner: Then what did you take for reserved seats. Tickets for all Parts of as the zonstituency which he so ably and B' 4, to mean?-,! don't know; I thought the ground can be obtained horn any faithfully represented. POULTRY KEEPING, at he had just run away; that he was school in the town. Holders of reserved The report was duly adopted. Tel 1911 tickets are asked to take note of the fact _ -ping away, and was all right. that seats not taken before the interval