The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 33, Ed. 1, Friday, August 15, 1919 Page: 11
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THE ECONOMICAL
HOUSEWIFE
will appreciate the High Quality of Our
Goods and besides Our Prices are the
Lowest Possible consistent with Quality
and Prompt Service
Our Shoe stock is more complete than
ever
The Tuuav Grocery Co
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BAEBEBS AND LAUNDRY AOENTS
Wort BIdo of Squaro Phono 184
Reasons
Why you should use
Cardul the womans
Ionic for your troubles
have been shown in
thousands of letters from
actual users of this medicine
who speak from
personal experience II
the results obtained by
other women for so many
years have been so uni
formly Rood why not
filvc Cardul a trial
Take
CARDUI
The Womans Tonic
Mrs Mary J Irvin of
Cullcn Va writes
About 11 years ago 1
suffered untold misery
with female trouble bear
ingdown pains headache
numbness I
would go for three weeks
almost bent double
ny husband went to Dr
for Cardul
Alter taking about two
bottles I began going
around and when I look
three bottles I could do
jJt my work ESO
W A QliAHAM
A T T O B N EY A I X A W
Tulla luu
HENRY FORD SUPPORTS
USE OF METRIC UNITS
Noted Manufacturer Approves Campaign
to Abolish Old Standards
San Francisco July 31 Henry Ford
nnd tlio Ford Motor Car Company liavo
como out in favor of the immediate
adoption of tlio metric system of weights
and measures in tlio United States The
World Trndo Club of San Ernncslco an
organization of the 500 leading manufacturing
merchants has just rccicveil
tlio support of tlio motor car manufacturer
in their campaign to abolish present
weights and measures nnd make
worldwide the uso of inctorlitergrom
tlio metric units Wo heartily approve
tho adoption of the metric system in the
United States wires tlio Eord Motor
Cor Co It appears that thcro is no
bettor timo than now Hundreds of
other manufacturers have expressed the
samo opinion
Tim ° N = Mr
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The place where a dollar buys 100 cents J
worth of goods
A TEIP ANOTHER TBIP AND
BTILL A TRIP
By Rov Q 8 Wyntt
CHAPTER V
When you sit down to think if you
liavo had many years on earth of the
mnny changes that hnvo tnken plnco in
your lifetime nono ImprcBs you moro
than tho contrast you mako between
tho young Southorn people of today ns
compared with their ancestors of about
their now ages when you first began
to live In your early day tlio young
men and women wero prospective owners
of slaves that tliey oxpected would
bo entailed upon them by some of their
forebears they looked forward to tho
timo of their reaching their majority
with high expectations of coming into
possession of a few if not many negroes
that were valuable from u money
honsidcrntion nnd the mobility of
rapid increase which hnrrcd the door
against future poverty and gnvo nssur
anco of a life of comparative case and
comfort In the main the ordinary
Southern slaveholder was kind to their
negroes and sought ti tpicli them to
read and write nnd especially tried to
tnculcntc in them the high principles
of the morals and religion of tho Bible
Tho Southern folks in a lnrge measure
have accepted the freedom of tho negro
raco ns tho best thing to be done oven
for the whito race of the South and arc
showlLg their fidelity to tho Union notwithstanding
their loss of thn negro by
every mark of good eitlzoenship and
the young Leaguers of the Southern
Methodist church have taken tho inter
csts of the African at homo nnd in
Darkest Africa under their wings to
lift them up mentally morally and re
ligiously and are pouring their money
into the treasury of the church to this
end What a Change If wo take tho
Lcnguo of the Southern Methodist
church South at Tulla ns a criterion
for all tho others to follow under the
splendid superintendency of Mrs 1 E
Swcpston and her faithful co helpers
the young people aro furnishing their
own sinews of war and in n large
uioasuro are meeting like n truo bund of
soldiers ocry obligation Our church
should feci proud of such ti ioMc hand
Blip to givo them a word of encouragement
nnd sometime on purpose let fall
into their hands a little piece of money
to show them more forcefully that your
heart is with them and that you are not
nltogcthcr ignorant of what thoy aro
trying to do for the world in darkest
Africa and for their peoplo in our homelandIn tho first week of November 1913
Bishop W It Lnmbuth aud Itev J T
Mnngum of Union Springs Aln joined
theo missionaries ItoV and Mrs C C
Bush of Charlcstown W Va Mr and
Mrs J A Stockwell of Lake Charles
La and Dr and Mrs D L Mumpowcr
of Doniplinu Mo who had proceeded
them to Brussels in ordor that they
might study French preparatory to
their entering upon their work in Africa
Tlio ocean voyage was made with
out any mishap and they landed at
Mntadl Congo Beige November 29
having spent some timo on tho voyage
under instruction from Itev W M Mor
rison D D of Luetic Congo Beige
leader of the missionary work of the
Southern Presbyterian church in Africa
in a scries of studies in missionary policy
and problems nnd the Bantu language
which proved of very great ser
vico to them At Matadl thoy wcro mot
ans entertninoi by itev J O Gotnasj of
tho American Baptist Foreign Mission
nry Society After four dnys stay in
Matadi they left by nil for Stanley Pool
two hhndreh and fifty miles up Congo
where they arrived December 3 when
Itov E V Guytou of tlio Congo Bolo
bo Mission took them in charge Here
they found tho stcamecr Inpsley In
waiting for them nnd on December i
took up ngnln their journeylngs up the
Congo Ascending tho Congo to the
Knsul the Knsal to tho Lulua tho Lu
lun to Iuebo whero they lauded on De
comber 0 During theso thrco weeks
speut on tho Liipslcj every courtesy
possible was extended to them The
studies in missionary pollev and prob
lenis and tho Bantu language was ion
tinned notes being taken of tho lectures
that they might be pas od on to
missionaries that should follow in the
years to ionic At Iuebo they were received
and entertained by itov Motto
Martin and other workers This being
the center of tlio American Prcsbyte
riau Congo Mission and tho parent of
three other mission stations They
were given an opportunity of studying
tho methods of this most successful mission
Tho lrcsliytorians woro exceedingly
Kind to theso now comers Into
tho LordB work in Africa To them
bu much prnlso and honour Descending
tho Lulua and Kasal rivers they
turned cast at tlio mouth of the Sanku
ru and ascended tho river to Lusnmho
nnothcr station of tho American Presi
byteriau Congo Mission Thoy wcro re
eoived and cntortniued by Itov It D I
Bodingcr nnd Captain and Mrs Mc
Kiiinon tho missionaries at this station
Thoy assisted them in arranging
their carnvnn nnd Mr Bodingcr leaving
important work in his own mission
consented to go with them to nssist in
tho establishment of their mission
Thoy began tholr journey January 10
Honey Honey Honey
We have just received Honey from Uvalde and advise early purchases
as our supply will not last long
Your Threshing Needs in Groceries
Given Every Consideration
QUALITY FIRST
Tucker Produce Co
No order so large that its details escape our attention or so small
v that we do not cater to it
and Jnnunry 30 saw them at tho conclusion
in tho villngo of WcmboNiama
They had travelled during these fifteen
days two hundred and fifty miles of
African territory a description of which
would read like a romance The first
mission station of the Methodist church
South was established In something
over a year after tho mission was started
the following report was mado by
Bishop W R Lambuth Bishop in charge
of tho Congo Mission One hundred
and thirty million people Forty million
Mohamednns Eighty million without
an alphabet Less than one million
Christinas Tho church is counting on
her Kpworth League to tako care of her
Congo Mission Last year that was
in 1914 tho Leagues raised 10082 for
Africa Tho Epworth Loaguo has
gono nbout its work most heroically
and in tho most sanguine spirit that it
will go over the top every time
Tho first thing to which your attention
was called in tlio Centenary at
Columbus was tho ability of tho negro
to Ring Tho first snmplo that was offered
us was that of n mixed quartotto
in Swing Low Swcot Chariot It
was sung as only negroes can sing
dolly was a young girl I havo laid my
peeper on in many a year Sho had
chargo of n part of the Exhibit The
first thing that sho called my attention
to was a taxldcrmizcd elephant foot
It was certainly a fine specimen of
tho taxidermys ART I finally got a
pretty fair knovvlcdgo of the well dono
up elephants foot but in spite of all
that I could do I would catch myself
now nnd then dividing tho timo of my
eyes But I wnut to get you all that
read this chapter to testify in tho ycarB
to come that I did not so far forget
myself ns to bo unablo to tell about
the tnxidermized elephant foot and
to givo n vory crcditablo description
of it Will you do it T I want to add
that tho foot had flvo toes beautifully
polished I tarried while she continued
to show mo a lions hide elegantly
tanned with hair on it a gnzollos
head another piece of splendid tax
idermized work nn ostricli egg
eighteen times ns large as an hens egg
nil sorts of bead work and elephants
tusks galore My eyes served mo to sco
both lifo nnd death As soon as I
finished I made for the door to reach
as quickly as possiblo tho American
Here wo also for the first timo in life Exhibit It is worth n trip to Africa
fixed our eyes upon tho first nnd only to see thoso sparkling oyes that love
African chief that wo ever saw Ho face nnd hear thoso dolightfully
was n magnificent specimen of manhood
Ho had a wellshaped head round face
bright sentences ns thoy fell from
those consecrated lips hut 1 am not
n to my surprise splendid sample ofgoing to Africa Ill let the Epworth
n Itoman nose a pair of fino shoulders League tako care of her and through
a well made and broad chesj and as or fill their crowns with multitude
trim a pair of lower limbs as you ever nous stars that shall shine moro bright
looked Ho indicated quite a high through all tho eternity of God
upon
degree of intelligence nnd was very I Work on Epworthlnns pray on aud
interesting to talk with He lowo ottr Jou 0 ° nJ ° J of
h teb 11 lho lust ouo ot 0 ono
church mistake
that the was making no
in her effort to carry tho light of tho
knowledgo of Jesus Christ to this pco
pie that they had ho mental ability
to receive tho truth and to appropriate
it to their uplift among tho races of
men Then wo were shown a krnnl This
was intended to represent nn African
village It consisted of a number of
huts built of mud surrounded by stockades
somo eighteen feet high inside of
which tho people livo and tho cnttlo arc
kept In this kraal we saw n number
of natives who appeared to bo
ingly happy for they were bubbling
over with laughter and fuu In tills
part of tho exhibit wo saw an alligator
brought from Africa fifteen foot long
I thought ns I looked upon it No
wonder that tlio African Is nfrald of
tho nlllgatorl
We wero next usln nl Into tho depnrt
ment where nil curiosities wcro on
hiblttou Wo would hnvo been glad to
remain hero for a month if wo had hnd i
tho tune hut alas Art is long but
lifo is fleeting And ns thoy had the
Art and other curious things we had
to hustle L am sure we could havo
spout one solid month hero tn great profit
so wo decided to go a galloping
tluough this part of tho Exhibit nnd
tako some leisure time that might fall
to our lot bofore we died and rend up on
this part of tho Exhibit But up to date I
we still find that tho leisure moments
have not arrived and that art is still
long and our time is goine apparently
moro rapidly than over and docs
not seem that wo will over catch up
Would it bo right if we could to com
ninnd like Joshua the sun to standstill
Maybe nftcr tho lapse of years
If we were to put in all of our moments
thus gained wo would be able to catchup
with the bushels of knowledge that
the Africnns undertook to dump into
my cranium that thoy brought to my
vision frour their fur away junglehome
in 1919 Hero wo wero Introduced to tho
most exquisitely beautiful mid bright
young woman a missionary I will
say It if you will promjso not to tell
Mrs Wyntt that at least slnco mv
hundred nnd eighty million Africnns
shall havo an opportunity to know Jesus
Christ whom to know aright is
lifo and peuco for evermore Amen
and Amen All for Christ
Rest of the weary
Joy of tho sad
Hope of tho dreary
Light of tho glad
Home of tho stranger
Strength to tho end
Iicfugo from dnngcr
Saviour nnd Friend
Pillow where lying
Love rests its head
1ence of the dying
Life of the dead
Inth of the lowly
Irie at the end
Breath of tho holy
Saviour and 1rlcndl
When my feet stumble
Ill to Theo cry
Crown of tho humble
Cross of tho high
Wheu my steps wander
Over me bend
Truer aud fonder
Saviour and Ericud
Ever confessing
Thee I will raise
Unto Theo blessing
Uiory nnd praise
All my endeavor
World without end
Thino to be ovor
Saviour and lrieud
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NOTICE TO BANKS
The Board of Trustees of the Tulin
Independent School District will re
ccivo bills from thy banks of the county
to act as depository o f funds belonging
to tho district ypr the year beginning
September 1st 10111 and running
to August 31st UI2l All bids should
he in the hniidyof 1I10 hoard by 400
oclock m ujus 18th HUD
Address nly bids tti It 0 Asbury
President Board of Trustees
ItC ASIIUltY President
322c Hoard of Trustees
TUIE DAMP NO 1028 W O W
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Regular meeting night Tuesday of
each week in the ball aver the Tulla
Bank Trust Co Mompers urged to
bo present nnd visiting Oovorelgnj aro
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O'Bryan, Barnett. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 33, Ed. 1, Friday, August 15, 1919, newspaper, August 15, 1919; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth41841/m1/3/: accessed May 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.