The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 9, No. 32, Ed. 1, Friday, August 9, 1918 Page: 4
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From tho Platnvicw News It Is
learned that Rev R P Jenkins of
Quannh lias nccpted tho pastorato of
tho First Baptist ciiurch of Plainviow
nnd will soon enter upon liis duties
1 Wo know Rev tonkin nnil know Mm
to bo In every my qualified to tnko
I up tho work ns was so ably carried on
IhlS paper has CnllStCCl iy uc former pastor Rev T E Gates
With the government m thC i who oeceptcd tho enro Of the First Bnp
causc of America for the
period of the war
tist church of Amarlllo
J A HILL HEADS NORMAL
Anstln Toxns Ang XTI10 board of
regents for the State Normals was in
session here today and in addition to
transacting routine business elected
Professor J A Hill to bo president of
tin Canyon City Normal vice 15 11
Cousins resigned I > of Hill has ben
dean of tho family it Cnnvnn City
Him wa to have bei n mndc a normal
president when the new normals were
rreitl it the repeal of tho laws do
lave hi selection
The HeriU has turn favocd this
ni rmrfn has made a most worthy
we would urge that they lie signed not
that the names aro to bo made known
bnl for inr protection To those who
will write regularly for the Herald wo
will be pleased to grant specinl inducements
if you will call and ceo us
Tho Herald has recently ndbcred to
tho Go eminent request and with regrets
dropped on exchanges from our
sabi ription list In further compliance
with official requests and mandates of
the postal law we must so arrange our
subscription lists as to have only paid
in advance fubiwrlbcr This means
that all in irr ars will he compelled to
rottl their accounts or we will have to
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SERVICES AT CHURCH OF CHRIST
Elder Lift Sanders of Lubbock began
a series pf service at the Church
of Chri t in Tnlia last Sunday morning
Services hae continuod through the
week Good crowds have attended tho
services considering
weather Elder Sanders has been
jreacing the Word of Ood in its simplicity
and trnth and his words have
carried weight and conviction Four
hme unpledged their sins and aro
seeking the light a it is shown in
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The services will o timie throurh
thi v < eV and longer if the interest de
rein A most eolnl invititon is
ef tot nil to att1 thev services
FrapM Harriy
of her friDi
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cntprtair l
iinie Dale Stronger and Iora
fair warning toj Oriflin Messrf Xam Sone Colbert
o respectfully Blvens Duncan 8tmm ns and Charlie
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QUaLITY DID IT
PROGRAM
The Week of August 12th to August 17th
Monday Triangle
STATION CONTENT
Featuring GLOVIA SWANSON 5 acts U
Tuesday Fox
THE PLUNDERER
Featuring the feerless daring William
Farnum A Thrilling western drama 5
acts
Wednesday World
THE BEAUTIFUL MRS REYNOLDS
Featuring Handsome Carlyle Blackwell
and Beautiful June Elridge 5 acts
Thursday Triangle
HIS ENEMY
The law featuring Handsome Jack Livingston
5 acts
Friday Fox
BRAVE AND BOLD
5 big acts Watch for it
Saturday Fox
Extra Special Fox Feature in 7 large acts
Matinee Saturday
Admision 5 and 20 cents
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FOUR YEARS OF WORLD WAR
It was duly 23 that Austria declared
war on Serbia so that today marks tho
fourth anniversary of tho beginning of
what has come to bo Incomparably tho
greatest tragedy that human history
Teeords It was threo days later or
Aug 1 that Germany declared war on
Russia Only then did tho most discerning
begin to measuro the consequences
that the event portended That
the most fnrslghtod of these failed
utterly in their efforts to foresee Into
whit magnitude tho war would ernand
week number of friends who
by nlaad Uc prwlldent auj u iovtsi aIM IilklnKi we shonM havC proo
us number of items
quite a noirs We
certainly appreciate this from our
friends and earnestly solicit their continued
favors However some forgot
to sign their rommanleations Whilo wo
arc always glad to get tho news yet
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rcspcVtcd by tho Students of tho Nor scale of preparation and plan of enm
mal n well as the qntire citizenship pnign with which Germany began It
of the Panhandle THs understood thaliwa manifestly the bollcf of tho Oor
wan military experti that less than a
year would suffice In realize the evil
nmbition which the war was meant to
nchlevo The pc ular opinion was that
the war would not outlast six months
Thia came of tho belief that such energies
ns had been unloosed could not
bo roucb longer sustained ns well as
of tho belief that human fortitude was
tho threatening I not capable enduring such sacrifices
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
and miseries for a longer period How
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floit and wafer < crc i If <
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little the wisest understood what had
happened is egge ted by the fa t that
tho late Lord Kitchener wn condomnod
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war lai outta ted the most p >
cxnectatftii and attained ti
ric Litirn 8talln Kb siir arnitudr far prenter than any thought
in Lola SfM lindlev Alu in J t < o sible U ia largely because noon
understood the iasiw which all now see
that it involve If no on foresaw that
tho war would lasi over four retrs and
nek into itJi rnaclslrom all the great
natioia vfk ir iVjno ot
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fijrbtiag in defense of their freedom
that has rendered the enemies of Ger
many equal to the demands which the
O war makes on their fortitude ami it
Q may be added only that conviction
Oi could justify their refusal of mich a
compromise ns could be made to end it
The crime would attach to evory par
ticipant if the war was being fought
to accomplish no greater ends than
have boon tho objects of all preceding
0 wars If nothing more were involved
O than the titles to parrels of the earths
surface every consideration of morality
and humanity would condemn the ob
stinacy of all the belligerents It is
because Germany nnd its vassals liavo
challenged the worlds froedom nnd
11 not only its reedom but its civilization
O and its principles of justice that their
persistence which would clso bo nn
unpardonable crime is mado n heroic
virtue and sanctions tho misery that it
i has the effect of accumulating
But to measuro the war as it is now
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nospread before us in terms of timo and
bo short
extent would to coroo absurdly
of appreciating its magnitude It has
already wrought a revolution in tho
world and one which is not dependent
for its permanenco on any outcome of
tho war itself The world will bavo
been revolutionized whether Germany
or its enemies shall bo victorious or
whether it shall issue in a victory for
neither A revolution is not merely n
physical phnomenon as bo many are
prono to infer from the circumstanco
that most revolutions aro the product of
civil strife A revolution is wrought
when tho Ideas which hayo long governed
tho conduct of individuals and
nations havo their impelling force destroyed
This effect tho war has already
caused All tho old criteria of
truth right and expedience havo been
cast into tho crucible of Inquiry Many
of them havo already been destroyod
in it and of those that are dcH >
tlncd to survive many will emerge
highly modified Nono of lifos many
facts will bo left unmarkod by this
influence Wo shall order
our industry
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will not be commanded by tho
samo considerations which wero dominant
before Ilclatlons which seemed
to be the refinement of equity will bo
thought grossly inequitable Even religion
will undergo renovation bo compelled
to mako tho virtues and vices of
human conduct in larger molds Only
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It only the eenylf lion tht they are
the ways that they did four years ajo
foday and these altered rer Cptions
dpieions jind convietiinn ill profound
Ij modify the habits of individuals nnd
of tKKieties It is only with thU nggro
sato effect thai the magnitude of the
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Tenter the Mountaineer
Therno Prayer nn 8ervlee
Ioador Ifra Tucker
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Phil 408 Eph 81421 Mrs
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Prayor
Ttoll Call Answer by naming Mission
School for Mountaineers
Who are Mountaineers Mrs
Tucker
Community Betterment Mm
Putnam
Ilesults General Iisru lon
Song Amcrlcn
Lords Prayer
Every member is urged to bo present
and bring her pledge
REPORTER
Hot air is of no nssistaneo in re
polling n German liquid fire attack but
War Savings Stamps will turn tho trick
PRIMARY NOMINEES
Following is a 1
aB a result of the I
held July 27th wh
tho Herald
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of the nominees
cmocratic Primary
aunounccd with
For Representative i23rd District
T J TILSON of Halo County
For Judge 01th Judicial District
E O JOINER of Hale County
For Attorney 04th Judicial District
AUSTIN O IIATOHBLIi
of Hole County
For County Judge
W 8 TOMLTNBON
For County Attorney
W A ORAHAM
For County and District Clork
J M SIMPSON
ForTax Assessor
J W BEVJN
For 8heriff and Tax Collector
B a PORTER
For County Treasuror
ALMA nUOKABEE
For Commissioner Precinct No 1
A O JTJLOH
We will hnvo the un cilinjr of our
Service Flag next Sunday morning and
nould bo Rlad that all the members of
the elureh ami friends would attend
this along with all tic other services
of the day
fume to Sunday School with your
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J E SWEPSTON
Co itplole abstract of Swisher Cmmly lands ami Imvn lots
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ln tend of n war involving only five or
ix European nations we havo one inj T
which thirty nre cnanged and nations j
which ocepy tho fivo eontlnont of tno j
narth And If no one foresaw that thoj j
ir begun by Austria on Serbia would I
iltiiu its present magnitude neither j aid
any one foresee that it would havojs
the dtir tn that las already elapsed
Gorman statesmen did not Of this wo
have had the testimony of ninny J
mans in authority and If this woro
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Call and let us serve you Special attention
as always has been our custom will
be given your Prescriptions Only the U
Purest Medicines used
THE CITYDRUG
n littlo of tho old orthodoxies will sur
vive tho wnr and it is this fact tho
when thstl < Kt tImt lho < > traditions and
as a pessimist he declared
the war would last three vears of tho > l8t Imv0 liad B0 uch ot
oir o t < T r destroyed that tho war
the propho ie of the wisest stand thus
nn v bo sail1 to unvc wrought
mocked is nn eloquent testimonv to the
fnllibiltv of human judgment when if volution anion which will not
attcm > I > < 1 I > ndcnt for its porrannencc on any
t to limit the timo and spread
of mc1i forces Mltlln ot lht war
Germnnv let loo e on
tie world f ere idle to rtlompt any forecast
If we 1 on 1 c k the cause of tie
utter U forcsoc dint i nw
1 o the futuro course and duration of tho
ir if for no othor reason than that
forecast far mado has bcon
i ii f jt every so
t i1 t inf c n t c m st < tt p
> tv uri lo1
oiifittd bv the event Tho war may
last mother four years and drag into it
that Oermanv n ° t100 nations which have so fart
t P t i J resisted itt siftion Thee are of tho
o lien reveilw realm of possibilities The reality of
tho present moment is that men will
THE OUItlSTIAN OHUKOH
Blblo School 1000 a m Jas Fryc
Superintendent
rreachiog services at 11 a m On
account of tho protracted meeting in
progress at the Church of Christ fhoro
will he no night sendees
GEO J HUTU Slinlstor
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NOTICE OP TEACHEnS
JOINT COUNTY INSTITUTE
Tho Teachers Joint Instltuto will
meet in Plninview Toxns beginning
Monday September 2nd nnd continues
for n week Tho counties comprising
this institute are Halo Floyd Briscoe
Swisher and Lamb Every teacher in
this territory will be required to attend
tiiis institute
At tho meeting Tuacday In Plain
mow of Committeemen and County
Superintendents our fellowcitizen
Prof G h Sone was elected as Chnir
innn of the Institute nnd Prof W P
Webb of Plninview na Secretary Wo
tjke this ns a deserved compliment for
children study the lesson and help tolour cntorurisiin am capable auperin
mako tho work a success Sunday oven tendent lrof Sone given hla very
ing aervice at fifteen minute aftor nlnelje8t nd < < avom to any work that is ns
oclotk j signed him and wo are sure that ho will
I et everybody bring somebody to P0 nopainB to see that tho coming
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The pastor irill ajmreclato your telling
Instituto la o complete success
to > t folk nnd > > f
gppMeF Shop
Prompt Service odl Cinrti0 < < ° Mnt
Dry Bones Wanted
from 850 lo 1250 per Ton
Old Strap iron
800 > r Ton
For Prices on Coal and Grain set
Call or Phone No 56
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O'Bryan, Barnett. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 9, No. 32, Ed. 1, Friday, August 9, 1918, newspaper, August 9, 1918; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth41795/m1/4/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.