MANZELLE MISS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 21 May 1919, Page 5

MANZELLE MISS

rffiLCKED SALVATION ARMY.

turn* <* Mam.'*^ M^the g^^ jnanjv Sydaey cozens was pWideSSplt the feLcitor-Genfiral, Mr: Gkjdand^ifegl P vi?' I 1 re luest &r the reason six msnths sentence, imposed in Jann^'Sp ai y ot the concurrent one of '■ t#£#P months unposed inFehruarv; had <K&&M serv:edL .•■" . .- "~-^%S»I Although Mam^elle Miss, whose^illi convw+mn wa S obtained at Manly iin23fe| reeard of goal residence, she-»*,^a|fe^| ally released on March 17-after servii^W Oiay two months «f one sentebw iia^ ,<n*e of the other. ; ■. " >■' .■:>■:-'■:: &^.^-m^ ; Mr Garland explaan^d that oh^^liS^ I ary 5 a woman ensign of the Salv#fcio^^ I y i* 03?? * request thati Mam?isdae%^ Miss should be released oft li(Smse> 3Se^^ ens gn said she knew the girl had a^j^^H record, and .-that during last|hreoffl ypar s she had been sentence -JBax*^ times. She pointed out; Kowever^thi&lts gaol treatment had not done any '&6%o£ and. proposed that the prisoner be handed o^r to the Salyation^lrjny^ifp Ihe request was forwaHedv i; M^ftl police, who reported that gaol haa^htfii® no beneficial efel, u^k-^S turess, and that if she were/reJeasedSutt^pl cler the conditions suggested sh©^inieEiPl reform. Mr, McKen^, S.M.; -whoV^tne^® tli e case, suggested Ibhat she shoufel l«ip sent to the Salvation Annv Boine^Hitt^P der a twelve months' proba^ri. %s Oip^ March 4 Mr Garland re(»mmehdedsthfl^S prisoTiex s release; upon her oonsentdnE« tolve m the Salvation Army Hom^ fo^S \.z moTjths. The Governor accepted tK#^ recommendation, and on Maroh lt^ Mam'zelle Miss; ch«tiged her tesidenc^S «he stayed in the home two days anft^ then disappeared,; only-tb^reappear i:M^M JJf •?" <%§s* °f ft"a««i aiflci impoMteinV;^ She is ri(rl^ viack in gaol.^ ; : ■ '^^