The Farmville herald. [volume], September 16, 1910, Page FOUR, Image 4

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ALD, FARMVlLLIi. VA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1910.
THI DUH.I. IN I HI SCHOOLS.
Ame
*. *
la name, hav.* pal upon theil
statute books la .cs prohibiting tbs
Bg of the ths public
BChoids, while the Lading *
of the land, i.
no room for
I
In '
Bus reveals I "fully
relig
iuntry.
has
fuck
lng l in the
ty paganize the Chris
, Cluis
? our doors.
. yet from this field o
ced to
ll from tl \V?.id
a Ith
of li
pul
pit. (111.11
Biid mi, but
?
.n home life are
bis na
t
earth, and tl upon
ci y
be ti. * hand
that would l.e lil'* I it."
We i the
1
Who , and to
lt to our own households
faith which wi
1
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We would bind BO
I ? BO shrine.
?but ? Wont" would be
I
(
brig!. .ii in the
I
AM. nus I hi: MAS WM
sipu rs toft "Di ' I x
"With all U
lng and foaming about I
t Sugai Trust
t,ut : criminal borpo
, \ *t only this, but Ml
.1 pro
inst he ex
an application which thi
i
rhlls Mr. Roosevelt wa
sheltering the trust from pr
tion tor i sint a
trad' aiding thi
by wi
.ur from tbs United
For unblushing effrontery, ui
ruffled audacity and glaring incoi
BCjr, he wt lt and the
ls Bo one to - th him tt
t nmploi hip.
I m. wm OLK MUDDU
The State Democratic Committt
at ita meeting on last Tussdi
evening at Richmond, appointed
aub committee to investigate co
ditiona attending the conduct of t
Ht primary in tho Secoud D
trict and make report to the n?
meeting of tlie general committ.
which will be held at Richmond
the Uh of October.
Messrs. Young aud Maynard vu
?nted by council and each <
manded, and with good degree
vehemence, full and complete lnv
ti gatton. Now let the llghta
turned on and let's know the tru
the whole truth and nothing 1
the truth.
And in the future let Norf.
"live above suspicion," and ne
again may there be necessity
out side looking into of its lo
affairs. The Democrats ot the
lion should just now only be
NOTHING IN Hi: I\i'I K.
*
I
to all th'
church
in tl
him io heep up with
*. ithout i.
?id throws out a
is of
: at
t!o- ,1 l,y
the nor
the 'pl
i througl
mails. If you wain
all of the
the Herald. No home i
without the "I:. and
lin* p..
HI RALDINGS.
Martin hissed at Norfolk ami T.
?thing
Will a fell) iu;tk
.. wondrous kind?
'Ii a
whoo,
under tlie sun. A d i
and the count i; four
Tho ' Parsoi " won | talk,
find
Without honor or work.
are indi.'*
and j
itt plumai
its own :.*
I tie Roanoke Tin
sad it 1.*
-Ul\ivor *
and I
sd '.. marry agata, Fond .,; fight?
ing to the
lt
tor a ':d."
! now lt ll U. 8
will he "compelled
- tlie Republ c ama."
Moi.* "entangling alllam ? I
Why
publl<
:i.-y Island io h.- cleaned BP
liv m.* Nea Fork i" I T, R
will take of ti.
ai hone,
' he "< I .'IV 111..!. *
tour." Evidently ??' 'he
moment when the
ed in his '
Hoke Smith paid $17.
an office that should
? : to a trai
Edi
Ville.
T; * lltOr "1 I '
Herald says hs Isn't
with work, and is
always lied to have his fi len
! at his sanctum. Ditto Herald, es
. p.*. iaily glad to welcome all thos.
* are ready to pay sash In ad?
vance either on n new
srlpUoBS. Come early and Oftet
? "Liar!" shouts S StTOBg luiiRe.
-?1 uer to the ex-President. Noth
s ing like trying to make the I
[- feel at home_Clevelaud I'la
f er.
Frederic ksburg "dry" again am
, by decisive majority. Alwaj
a dry old town, but ever the hom
of genuine and generous 1
re Why does Champ Clark want t
?r draw the reins over "two mules
at one and the same time? L<
ractice economy whll
T. R. platitudes about it.
The big show jumped over Rici
?. mond to find perch in little Peter
?*>' burg. And little Petersburg hi
** the "big head."
*' Tho Norfolk Virginian-Pilot sa
6 the G. O. P. haa the shivers dov
b ~ the back. Running, and that's o
ly exposed surface at which to fir
ta,
on "Uncle Sam's" navy remains i
a war footing.
?re Too many street beggar
ie* the Norfolk Landmark. And >
oi Norfolk breezes are burdened wi
0B
"ozone."
be
tn Hearst and the "Colonel." "T
)Uj souls with a single thought a
two hearts that beat as one."
3lk A bandit robbed a Pullman. J
?er porter must hav beeen oft duty.
for
cal Patterson, of Tennessee, kno
ra who hit him the knock-out bk
.e- I vhetLer lt will over be known w
truck tl
Mr pol
in
Und
pull?
! Mi*-.s Klkii
-
? 1 in
York, hm
tuen. Pity. Make it li:
int nude fht that ll
en tin
N. V. World
with a flo:
ins of
An Irich and
..uh!
the
ville .1 . while i
I) a :
Mr. Turn
?
nil.ling he
should ii* on.*
and only v..
. Th.
claims
.limns
of til.
appeal to .; .1 not
* 1 in
' ill go on work?
ing through tl the
: and then
on a ill be
- np.
Would I at "thin
line." after haring feasted on
I HE RIGHT OF PEI III*?N \c \i\.
"Tl nts a
ir. indee d I
tonal arraigning and condemning
th.- common e.. ai mville foi
Ignoring and tailing, t.. make ;i niat
2. t(!
quot)
ure was '.. thc
tor, thal the subordinates wert
mast* . does
not this , 'g hat
i an ideal i .undi o
knows its duty to tl
i knowing it has the loyalty and gOOt
faith to perform it? When thc
citizens 0 j a pe
tUlon to their repi in th.
common connell it is all
matte
or record, referred props
mittee, and, after being care
1 fully considered, * ? >ck t
mon council for final ac
8 tion, ami
1- pig.
"Xo wonder the people of Mes
Q port News and of Farmville, an
.. of otlu-r cities all inmoi
,t wealth envy tho people of
le burg the on of a
council so alert to duty, so prom]
in attendance and no respectful ar
?H'-nt to th" popular will and tl
8" public ii If your commt
i8 councilmen are derelict In any
these or other matters, point the
y8 to Petersburg for an example wc
,-n thy of emulation."?Petersburg I
n- dex-Appcal.
e.
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Appomattox Agricultural
HIGH SCHOOL
Open* Monday. September 5th
all i?>y* and jrirla.
boy or
a Ita liMii Ii .-? - ? *"'
svo
nd P
4th
, exam I.
?h. Graduate* can triter College and Uni
without examination after thi*.
i .-nt Munic Te*.
I * I lette (rra-iuatef in Mi*h School Dep
ment
Board can be had at reasonable rate*.
.? for partirulara.
UNI 1 EY. Principal
?us. ? attoi. \
NEW YORK BANK
LOSES SI 50,000
lays Case Before ft;; District
Morse)
THI DETAILS ARE WITHHELD
Othet Banks Va> Alsc Be Lotert lr
Loins cn Doubtful Securities?De
tectives Trail Man.
Ofh ..'ional j
attor j
ney n
with ll
-
it," was |
It v. q tb* criminal courts
build,:
not h< .
. 11ry ir
but BB
through thc
ness, and lt wits
ol aacurltlc
or rorari!*
ired. And it WI
?
banka and
y three -
through the
that I ?
lt thc*
cl). b( ie In contact with tbe
WB9 foll ,f till'
.linn building
office detectivea who are asslgi
Mr V, nitman's office He wont to an
uptowr. hotel and there the deto
eat down to aei- that ho didn't leavp
tho jurisdiction. He was to all Intents
aiid i . prisoner, though thc
to make an
I rest.
GIRL SHOOTS HERSELF
Elupeu From -phestef and Tried Sui
ade When Arrested.
ld girl
Pa**, attempted to kill
I of Police Gooda, of
mo a hotol
room i : into custody and to
Filth, Jr.. twenty-seven
Old, wit whom she had eloped
*.y she
cannot live.
to be the night
ticket agent of the pennsylvania rai:
road at Ctif"=tnr, and the giri, who ls
| ooh
] exanrirla. Va., which ls about eight
from Walkington. They went to
the Hotel Hamel and ?
'[lie Alexandria polka were on the
lookout h Ot Po
H.. Qoodl went tc the hotel ant'
knocked on the door of the room the>
occupied. Firth opened the door am
after a few words with Chief Coori,
acknowledged his Identity. Immediate!;
the girl, who was standing behind th.
door, shot herself through the tempi.
With a 12-eaHbar revolver, lnfllctlnj
what the physicians say ls a fata
Dd, and they state that she wil
not live.
th is held on the charge of abduc
?
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLINI
liri
baltimore Woman Accused of Brin?
ing In $10,000 In Jewelry.
M rs
who went to Philadelphia from Bait
more lal lay, has been arres
ed by Keeaan and O'Brien, city ha
d of smuglln
?jiintry Jewels valued I
j;
she has be*
attempting to sell in this eil
. confe?
ed to Captain of Detectives Soud.
? had purchased the Jewels
Holland aud then bad them set
Paris.
With the bag containing the Jew*
:e land
in New York on Ans; Son:.
ship New- York from Brussels. S
went fl ago, then to Bai
n to Philadelphia. T
United mi authorlt!
have issued a warrant for Mrs Kleli
Aged Woman Killed by Fall.
In alighting from a train at 1
Pennsylvania railroad station In Tr
ton. N I., on Tuesdav, Mrs. Mei
Herbert fell to the platform, a
talnlne Injuries from which she d
a few hours leter. Mrs. Herbart, ti
was seventy-six y*?ars old, waa retu
Ing from Ocean Grove, where she 1
spent the sumrr
Left $689,000 to Comen Unlversll
Cornell BB cucatYei 1689,
unconditional^ hv the will of 1
fessor itad at
-
estate ls given ni- \
Pure
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? vou want I
PICKLE.
Spices of'alL Kinds
the
PUREi RE
Chas. Bugg & Son.
ST< >P AT
Francie's
Hotel and
Restaurant
nd Where
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?
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Thanking the public for their
generous patronage In the past
and soliciting a continuance'of it,
1 am,
Very respectfully,
A. V. Wade.
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