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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14
NEWBERRY MANS EXPERT
ENCE

Can you doubt the evidence Of this
Newberry citizen?
You can verify Nswberry endorse
ment.
Read this:
A. C. Ward, postal dispatcher,
1905 Caldwell ST.. says: During my
service in the Army Postal Branch, I
had to do q great deal Of heavy nft-
ing and this caused s-idney disorder.
I felt all played out and nj: ha X be-
gan to trouble me-. Ny back panied
and there was 'li,ll ache through H.y
kidneys. Tie kinney secretions pass
ed with . burning sensation and my
kidneys STE! too ,fr-G&cnty ! used
Doan's Kidney Pills &: / thy reached
the trouble and cured me. | hasea'5
been, troubled Sine.
Price 50c "a: a.! d:.::!er... Don't
simply ask for kidney r-l;.' '!y-ger
.Do.n's K:!rey pl.i,--th, same ;hat
NJ. Ward ha;. t,>:e- E:.lUurn Co.,
Mfrs, BuH,:, v y
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14
Z. II AULL. EDITOR.
Tuesday, November IA, 1922.

The sale if The Herald and News
for one year for only one dollar Will
positively close on Saturday Of this
week, and we know you do not war
this good old paper to cease It's visits
to your home, and while you can
save a dollar it behooves you TO oe
up and doing and come IN and pay
I'D for a year. Our list is going to
be corrected just as soon after the
sale closes as it is possible foT Us to
reach it. Our force is limited a.
present and we are not as rapid &
some people though we generally ge;
there in some fashion. We have bee
here and at the newspaper game {
long time, and We are here yet. Nov
we ask you to come along and tax
advantage of this offer and help your
self and US at the same time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

Miss Berrie and Mr. Mills aad
those who are cooperating with them
in the community work are planting
the seed and the harvest will come III
due season, so we should Hot be :'s-
couraged in doing the things that are
for the good Of the community.
T.. II. A.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14
ARMISTICE DAY AND 80
COMMUNITY FAIE

Miss Woodson has written the stc
ry of the observance of Armlstlc'
day and the excellent address OF Co
Monroe johnson, and Miss berf
has given US list Of the prizes take
at the community fair, including
course the prizes to the club BOY
We thank them. The editor also az
preciated the invitation from M
Hal Koha as chairman Of the com
mittee on arrangements, to occup
the reserved seat on the stage durln
the address of Col. Johnson, and ais
for the chair reserved at the dime
y and assures all those who are con
cerned that ne appreciates this kin'
ness and regrets that he could accer
neither. / should have been deligh;
ed to hear Col. Johnson, end ever.
one knows how much / enjoy goo:
dinner such as the good women
this county know how to prepare, an
then the honor of dining with~-thes
world war veterans is great priv
lege in i.sslf. But T knew thcr
would be those here who would war
to see me at my Office at the cou;
house, and besides the governor he
sent call for me to attend the co:
ference on education in Columbi
Friday evening and felt that
should go, and in order to de so
had to make some arrangements.
Frid,y was a great day in Newhe!
ry. As Col. johnson SAID, it is on
Of the great events IN the history
the world, this 18th day of Novem
Ger, next we should say to Christina
and Easter, IN "-'~''4 wide impo,
tance and significance. Not as crit
icisn', but simply as suggest on,
think the event we celebrate on tn;
day is big enough and Of 'suficen
significance that We should eelebrat
it on the 18th of November and nei
ther bring it forward nor shove j
backward, just as we do Christmas,
makes no difference what The day o
the week may be. And as anothe'
suggestion for the future lei Il; nav
this big day for this celebration al
alone. Of course, the veterans g:
other wars are properly in n. parade
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

Yes, SIR, we like our new quarter;
fine. We shall be glad to have ou
friends call and see US now.A"e al
inst across the lawn from the cour
house.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

Last but not least walk for a beau
t;ful iced pound cake, Ice. The pG5
lie is invited. The proceeds will 90
FOR the parsonage.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

When the New Jersey singer-min-
isaer murder quiets down it is Cali
fornia's turn for snappy killing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

specimens OF corn ON lHc GOTH Clup
boys. And the canned goods and the
ieiles and the cakes and the hams
and. we'll, just anything You could
think of nj the way Of something =
good to eat, was there. and this
makes no mention Of fancy work.
We should have a real county fair,
yes, We could have it and it would be
worth great deal, but what we need
now above all else, as it seems to me,
is a farmers exchange, and by that
| mean cold storage plant and mon
ey enough TO finance it where the far
mer, big or little, could bring his
produce in whatever quantity he
might have, and turn it into cash at
the market price. There are ahous-
ands and thousands Of dollars of good
stur that the world is needing that is
wasted en- the farms OF this county
every year, because there is no place
where the producer can market so
that he may feel that it is worth
while for him to market it. The Her
aid and News has talked about tne
exchange for several years now, and
after awhile the people WI. be abe
to see il and to reatze the value, and
so will the people who live in town,
and then it will come. 1t takes vis-
ion tc have the things we really need
and that will do US the mosv good.
But it too Will come. Sorie ot Us may
have passed on to that other world
whence no traveller returns, but the
seed we plant while here will br:ng
the harvest by and by. We must keep
eli planting just as if we were gong
,c reap the harvest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

and guests of this big occasion. The
community fair is big enough to oc-
eupy its day or days all be Itself, and
as the center of attraction. In Other
words, we could very well have Two
great events in the history Of our
town and .ounty. This is not criticism
but simp.y suggestion. Ea:h events
this year were staged beautifully and
successfully and were very f;le.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14


Cemetery beautifully kept" n
that does not refer to Resonant
Newberry, but it is taken from
headline in the Gaifn,y Ledger an
has reference to the cemetery
Flanders field, and we are glad t
have the report that this far ava
resting place of the American dead j
beautifully kept.
But we can not help the refect:c
that it would be fine expression c
the beautiful sentiemnt and love an
respect for our own deed, to be abl
to say that about Rosemont here i
Newberry. But, alas, we can not Ssas
it, but we hope some day that W
may be able to write the story an
say that Rosemont is beautiful
kept. We keep hoping.
During the period of getting on
force organized there are going to bs
mistakes. In fact, there niaI be- !;
good many sll the time. ThefeHoN
who does not make mistakes is nSf, JUS
and he is generally the fellow VIII
never does anything worth while. ".
would rather do something and max
a few mistakes while va ~am dair.
than to do nothing and make no mis-
take. The highest criticism is tn
one that can find something to CON
mend, and not that which can onl.
find fault and errors. In fact, It
much more pleasant to seeks tha
which is good and will make the otae
fellow feel good, than to be all til
while seeking that which is evil, an
to find something evil to say OF ou
neighbor or of some one else:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

Did you see the exhibit Of Mr..
:eo. NJ. Epsing? 1t was q fine dem
astration in itself. Almost any
hing YOU could think of that grows
this section, was there, and you
now we grow almost anything that
an be grown anywhere else. And
len the Tranwood people had a fine
Doth and the st. Phillips school and
le Smyrna school and the Mt. Bethel
,arnany schools had gooa ones
nd there were several others, all 60
ng to demonstrate what we can 60
f we only will to do it. And the fine
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14

The community fair this year was
ne, and Miss Berrie and Mr.. Mills
id good work in demonstrating to
he people what can be done in this
:ood section of the vineyard. 1t takes
little work, not great deal, be-
.ause Pa ilas 52ca lavish in her
fits to tac people OF this favored
md. And since the boil weevil has
ONE we have got to change CIR
ethods of farming and do some real
arming, and not simply plant cotton,
we have been wont to do in this
sction. And gather, Of course,
hat was made, and we always had
ienty even under that SORT of I'D
ystem. Now under the changed
onditions we may find many things
,at we can do and grow besides CIV
,g our attention to cotton alone,
nd we Will fnd that we can make
lore cotton on half the land than We
ave been gathering when we plant
! the whole creation in sight in cot
on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-21

There vis De- real fsaosn,is
mssiinE heli IN ci,y hau aa russ.
day evening. ihe tiia dsy el Oelobef
The speahlar wul oommsnea Al eight
a'eleek 3 NJ Hoaofabla rriaon Ftee.
Ina - attorney general of oklahema.
all - tha sois speaker AZ thls
meeting uf iresllnr rlll discuss sho
vital dlifrfeneaa he,~ssa tha ahaw
nee plafiofm ana fhs piatfofm adopted
~ The Democratic parry A u reli
knosn Nr Ffssllnr a opposed % me
election Or " walsoa as rossruer
Il 4 p BE- hopsd thai au pemorfaia
who can ~ present ulii avail them
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lag 70 ihis address As VI Fresilur
ls ons sfths bssi pahile spesksra there
q 10 the state - Oklahoma of course.
ihs msetins 4 rablIs one and %
many aa caa ret inle ne CITY inl
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HwwwHwMNwwmMAwwN
81 HAo a KILLING rlNG A.
8M NmNaw wmW

lhmtieal eanmnF after
afrifY ana Hnsasesasfal taaf arrived
70 smell i0wn IN s0aih Amstlsa
That aight lhouHh ghsgs eta ao ssn
sfai uFrslas ~ iha aaianse lhsis
was eapurh hand elapplas 10 svuas
ihs tsi~tsa spirits ~ ,hs sssogs
rhs isadlas iaan stepped u lhs feot
liFhia aflel lhs ffai act aai lnwed
profoundly Hm lha elapplna Goa
llhued Whsn be wsnt behind sha
soaaes he aae a. thA alagshaaa
ialrhlus heartily
wei shat aa yuu lhlnk 81 lhatf7
askei ~ actor ihro~lna ga 80
cho4l
Whist dfa mean
"whF ths haaa eapplnK aai ihsfa
Dye can ihal applassef whY
that's iha audiences kllun moaaal.
toes
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Tie war - gain = aood reputation
= 70 enfeaYor - he what You appear.
That is precisely tie manner in vhieh
chamherlaina Coaeh Remedy has
gained iis fepatation a. a enra no
snarha colds Group ana uhooplnx
eo1gh Every bottle that has ever
bsan PIT our b The manufacturer has
been falls up 20 The high standard
% exceiisnes claimed sor L. peoFs
have found that Il can BE- der ended
apon for the relief and cure of these
aiimeuta and thas Il u vl~assnt sni
ssfe 70 take
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Hal q bad couah Tor thfss gears"
writes y & Campbell. Adrian N'eh.
issn found o. feilaf untl sdaa
Fuieys llousy ani Tar" flnFeflus
coughs aafefe eHlfa and cfeap.
thruat che4i ard bfoushial tfuuhia
auifklg FeiisFad sllh FoisY's ilonsy
tnd Tar sold EFefywhsra
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In the event cf delivery being i'm
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60 or mutilated, subscribers are urg-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-21

The Police Deparfmsnt 81 Austria
maintains an elaborate school Al
which a recruit i trained ior period
Of one year. not only IN LAVA and
regulations Of the department. hut
also IN stenosraphx sypevrtlag. tel
sgraphr l!rss AID % The lniusea. sle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-21
HEAT WITHOUT COAL"

New kerossne burner cooks. heats.
bakes. cheaper. better. olean.r than
coal or weed. Coal bills cut one
halt Pts anT sore Or furnace.
Fuel shortage makes every home bay
Amazing big Frefns Ds1onstratlne
burner free. Selling experience IN
nseess1fy. Even Hsa. Generator %.
5l25 W. 18th, Cicero Station. Chicago.
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WANTED DISTRICT MANAGERS
Ta connect with as on another o|e
uco no qualify y.u must prov
responsibility also eatssy for -
hours dalh grind campaign opeaa
lmm dlaiey. a clese ,ako vacation
Tor lie en- your thafo q lfofeW ~
months strenuous commercial cam
psrn and naJVtnlence Wire or
write q nHter. Goueral mirugsr
22 Monadneek Rldg Chicago. ill
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sslssmsn for national
product e. cover toens
end rural territory IN
his section Large cor
poratlon doyflopinf new
department offers on
porunily 10 enprlcncsd
falesmtn with llght auto
ss.ooa per year for man
with little esnsrienos
aud plony II cnfhn
slasm. ambition and IA
tolllgence sell Va your
services A T., care
Leader office.
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sIrUArios wAnreo

SITUATION WANTED = chauff.f.
housfwors vermanent Or - day
Phone rs John n Behsn
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sTRAYED-From Dr. Deans ksnnels
white sptz dos answsflns 70
name q Toto ReHard offefad FOR
his return. Gail ass or s0a
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The first tralnirg camp Tor farm
women IN the unlsed states has
been opened at JAeksons Mllls. N.
Va. with - women from rs counties
Of that State registered.
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LOsT-i.ast spslnE copy =
~shakespeare's Midsummer Slgbt :
Dreams BY ne Ben Greet Piaysrs
Liberal reward n reurnsd 70 Leader
office
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HELP wAHrEo-MALE

WANTED-M Men. women. every Nhsre
Sell 500 month Sickness snd Ac-
cidsnt policy Tor oldszt and largest
Acciders Insurance Company-15 per
cent first commissioa-20 percent Tor
collection. North American Accident
Insurance Company. 2os South La
Sale Street. Chicago. III.
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BON aAiE cAarmnN cfNtmA
bunrs low leaving tova nar
each hsianes terms ~ . Wash
lnF'oh or Tel re
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CLkSSIFED WANTS

AGENTS 1900 apiece ior reserf.
able - in 4" ail weather rllncoat
orders Wear either waf AraninF
seller Sample free Parker Mfr
Co Cost aosi Dayton. ohi1
AGENTS nig mouey taking orders
Oyercoats. Salts, Pants nlanketa
direct woolgn m.n 10 wearer niF
values Donahue made sie' grst
week pinocol makes $500 weekly
No capital or experience reqairoi
Tailor Wells. 2942 n Irmlra chl-
cage
RuMMAGE SALES - Make $50 20
daily We start YOU Rcpreaen.
tatI,os wanted everywhere per
maneni business Wholesalers. 60e
Division ST. Chicago
AGENTS sen hosiery from min to
consumer Mems. Women's,
childrens hose i0c 10 $3.50 pair
Make 80 Is percent profit Write
wacco MUS. 35e Van Buren. Chicago
AGENTs-P Portraits eoc. Francs sec,
Pillow Tops and Medalllons. lowest
prices. Why pay moreg Caalog
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INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED To retail the genuine
Watkins Products IN city territories
Exceptional opportunity 10 ~ up
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come Is sii0 al hour Are you do
ing welly II not write today for
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r. Watkins CO. Degi 81 Kansis
CITY. NO
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foR SALE carmlnk csnfenm
bungalow leaving tova nar
cash balance terms ~ D Wash
lnr'oh or Tel re
FOR aAi.r nfms. 40 ana 100
acres. fgto0 ptr aers Wei lr.
proved miles sonth i.a wrat ~
seward a.. g . y cams. ownsr
Seward. Okla
ooop so fARM lso ssfss sill
sAl cheap or ain trade far larsp
modtrn h0uss IN au'hfis Patterson
Real Estaie fafhanrs phens ass
fo RsAi.r chelg reslsttrea Isrsy
ball ~ mouihs oid A GOOD COO
Phone tNaf
fVR SALE fesh jsney oas
Wanted Jersey male about
year u'd Phone Kr.g5
ron HALr Registered shofi iisln
nuF two year old fsd milking
strain a good one a E wills
ffe miles + W city. n T. u -.
foR RuNT
fNh hENfs room modern honsf.
electricity c's'sfn. porch. cellar
can az tgs = riv rhnns ialI
FOR ngNr room modern haais
and earase 11t EsH Nansur a.
+ Hanafori Realty CO. rhons zss
roR nENr nrok buildlar - santa
fe tacs 1sxs5 for storage ste
chas NgSafy. 20 Ease HlrHson
Phone m
Z NICELY ftnNiBnnp uoarro
nEhf Housekeeping rosns inquire
tlofa nandie. iisom 3. uansy was
FOA RkNf furnlshfn nghf nolss
seeplug rooms inquire si noyal
hotei
ttiR HnN1ma room mo1sfu apsgt.
mrni. t'hone ies
FOR HFNT nlceiy hifnlahud
rooms for ilEhi housssseplag fof
adults fis E fiaIlson Ave.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MANAGER WAITED ro tale charge
= oinee % b. located 81 Guihff.
Oka tiusf b. able 20 hire aul
handis saiefmeu So. required fally
secured should rei better ihsn
fsoee. annually. vfiis foas aAn.
reaiions 81 oaee IS shtnk compaag
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SUPREME INK co. INC.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

MIN OR WOMEN salary $50 ful
time. sioe an hour spar, inc
selling guaranteed hosiery direct 20
wearer cotton. silk heather mix
tures. Insernational Knni|ng Mins.
Norristown. Pa
ffPfSTs-Earn s25-Sioo We, ky.
snre time, copying authors manu-
scripts Write r. j. Carnes. Authors
Agent, Ttl'npoosa. Co. Or part-
Cniars
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FIRENEN. BRAKENEN u Beginners
sfse later 500. 10 strike. Rail-
wav Care of Is1der offirs
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MAN WANTED-To nork on farm.
Csu Rxs1s. g. a Schiemmtr.
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HsLP WANTED.

wANTED-Maa and vile to do dairy
work. House furnished. Phone
ila4-g. Picksrd Dairy.
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ATTORNEYS

Adams & Tumhn, practice in
U. s. and State courts. offices
over Druses grocery. Phone Ala
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TRAVELLING SALEsMEN-Wouid a

HENRY FoRD's LIFE - Thrilling
Nork Of miracles. big money maker.
Ioatfi and sales talk free. Quick
service Educational Company. 4il
Mccall Bldg Memphis Tenn.
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SOUTHERN WIDOW b. Nuftn
SO 600 souli marry y aoa tag
saFue. Columbus. uhie
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YOUR FUTURE roRrroLD SEM
eine, nlrthdaio for truthful. rel.
ehlc conv.nelnE trial reading HAZEL
llauae 1904 2is. i.os AaFolea. Calf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-10
ALWAYS KEEPS
TANLAC HANDY
Mrs. 7. B.. Purcell Says Medi-
cine Has Restored Her to
Splendid Health

"Tanlac has made me feel like a
different person, and / wouldn't
think Of being without It," declared
Mrs. T. B. Purcell, 1907 Lafayette
street, Elizabeth, N. J.
II suffered from a terribly run
down, condition, and got to
where the homework was a dread
full burden. / would sometimes be
so and played out I don't
see how I kept going. My appetite
left me. my nerves were shattered,
Il couldn't get any restful sleep
nights and would get up mornings
still feeling all used UP. I suffered
from dizzy spells that came on me
without warning, when everything
seemed like a mist before my eyes,
and I would be Sc faint I would al
most fall.
81 had been reading so much
about what Tanlac was doing for
other rundown, nervous people, and
I decided to try it. I can say 1t has
rid me of all my troubles. My
nerves are always calm now, I never
have any nor dizzy spells, a eat
just anything and sleep like a child.
All the work I a. crowd into a day
neve tires me. I am more thank
full for Tanlac than I can put in
words"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-10
MRS. G|bERSON
APPEAL DELAY
Will Not be Heard Until Feb
fuary Term of Supreme
Court

TRENTON, Nov. 1o.-The appeal
Vi MRS. Ivy Giberson. of Lakehurst,
). no vas recently sentenced to life
Imprisonment after being convicted
OF lhe murder of her husband while
he'lay sleeping in their Lakehurst
home. will not come up at this term
of the supreme court, but has been
held over until the February term.
The postponement Of the agreement
on the appeal was made necessary
because the record has not yet been
printed.
When former Judge w. Howard
Jeffrey, counsel for the woman, ap-
peared before the supreme court
here, he was asked by Chief Justice
William s. Gummere how the ease
became listed on the supreme court
calendar. 1t has been the custom
to take appeals in capital cases d.
rectly to the court Of errors and ap-
peals, by obtaining q writ of right
from the chancellor. Prosecutor w.
: H. Jayne, Jr., Of Ocean county, who
conducted the Giberson ase for the
state, declared that he would have
objected to Jeffrey's procedure in
bringing the ease before the supreme
court, had the Ease been argued at
the November term of the court. 1t
was indicated that II the case comes
before the supreme court in Feb
ruary, Prosecutor Jayne will attack
Judge Jeffrey's action in appealing
to the supreme court instead of to
the court Of errors.
Chief Justice Gummere, while stat
ing that he would not suggest any
course, said hat the postponement
would give counsel an opportunity
to consider any change in the pro-
cedure of the appeal, whether they
wished to continue the appeal in the
supreme court or whether the case
would be taken directly to the court
Of errors and appeals.
The appeal is an ~outgrowth of the
sensational murder trial at Toms
River, county seat of Ocean county,
in which Mrs. Giberson protested her
innocence of the murder Of her hus-
band, William H. Giberson, last July,
even after the jury's verdict was in.
At the trial, Mrs. Giberson asserted
that the killing was the work of
robbers who, after shooting her hus-
band, as he lay in bed, tied her up
with a rope to prevent her from CIV
ing an alarm,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-10
HEALTH TALK IS GIVEN
AT PARENTS MEETING

AVENEL, Nov. 10.-Dr. B. W.
Hoagland of Woodbridge gave an
interesting talk on medical exami-
nations at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of Avenel
School No. 1 on Wednesday after
noon.
A program by the pupils Of the
school followed. Ruth de Young,
Olga Herckes and Anna Galisan
sang 1.-THE Pussy Song" followed
by Felice Donota in a recitation.
Louise Toxic, John Tynow, Marie
Large, Mary Winguist, George
Crede and George Ruff gave talks
on Health Rhythmic.
The program of the second grade
pupils on Good Health" Sick Girl
jean DeYoung, Pill Andrew
Palculich, Powder Evelyn Fischer,
Bottle-Gifbert Weiss, Sunshine
Anna Weber, Fresh Air-Ernest
Kettler, Good Food-Helen Galisen
and Play-William Voelke.