Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 300, Ed. 1 Monday, March 24, 1930 Page: 2 of 4
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M«HOAV, MARCH M. 1tS0
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THE YOAKUM HERALD
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YOAKUM DAILY HERALD
OtdObt Y >aklim Duly
Founded 1897
*ST E!ts!Z Bryan Memorial University Faculty Must
shod every at(01 noon (except Saturdays) and Sunday
Bioininu k>> the Hunker-- l‘t tilting Company, Voaivunt. Texas
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leu i l Match j 1917, ui Yoakum. IVxiis, us Second I'luss Matter,
I'liiloi tin- Ait ul Kongii’HS of Mail'll 8, 1 n754
Prosperity Ahead
DAII \ SUBSCRIPTION
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l Yout ill advance $5.l>0; 1 Month 50c
l Year $150; t> Months 75c
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Pledge Belief in Bible Story of Creation
FUNDAMENTALIST COLLEGE,
OUTGROWTH OF SCOPES
TRIAL, OPENS IN
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mu tools i.t nioii ill.m nil iluti
was (tin in i-ii'il iiii'l Known pied-
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Tit' vitamins Unit loom so
largo today in all manors i hut
pertain la nutrition hcloiiK to the
mc I mi co ot this connii v ami dc
H|ilt«> (In- vast amount ot studv
dial ha.. * I i«>i» d v lurn spout on
them still icpic—'tit a ii.ilm ot
va ’ nm v |diu oil In i Mm Irs
1 > - iplto tho lad. however i lint
th"1 ' ts so much more to ho
lomucd *l><it11 foods and nutrition
Iti.ii . iN I'vlileni'o present that!
CiiuUrms the old tmu liislnu Hint
It it not <lotlu hut tood thut
mill i (ho null nuin
Tho over inlviiueliu' iclenee ot
POliriCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
tin following eandldates hliv*
niiuounond I holt eiimlldney Tor tin
iiflire lo which they itM|drt<, Mill-
ion to the I humid ut lc l'rlnuiry
July .Mi, 19110
DKWITT COUNTY
♦ >i Sheriff
.1 M Moser
f<n Comtnissionor Precinct 2
llenmtn (Sooky) Honkamp
I -A V At' \ COUNTY
f <ii Cdioty .Inline
August W laiiseu (reeled Ion v
Far Conmussionoi Pieclnctu 3 A 7
Alois I'uslka
Henry I-', lilih i-
.Ins 11 Tut ttd
Fur fax Collector -
V J. IMuseU (fur re election)
For County Trsssursr-—
Mrs Stove lhlilldt
For County Traasursr
Mis II MlktlldtUn
(fm re oleet Ion).
County Suptrlntendent of Public
Instruction
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FOFI TAX AS81 SSOR --
10 A ’hil it, for | e eloct lull
CITY OK YOAKUM
For City Commissioner
A M Ilurohors
John W Neill
10 H Wlnfreo (ro elnotlotO
211 li lUlilri M, MS I HIC I TIOX \H
♦ or District Attorney
Howard I* lii"di
nutrition serves to conl'liin the
worth nl’ wlmi tin been justly
telnied the staple* of life. The
l-rudicul results of out research
e> lead to the one primary eon
elua on that itiiod health and nu
nial growth and del a loi-tuont do
I" ml upon proper teeditm.
IMopei feeditia, on tho other
I- -ml. dees net presume any fin
tchy diet made up largely of mail-
ufaduied suhslaiicos with arllft
i lal v irtues, l-ut rut her Implies tin
all delusive did in which llie old
tsmll-y tooilstlifts such as milk.
« vc,s, hulls, creep ami other v ei;
"i Id- Hid ue it .ui mtv*d pi no
1 tie II1.
There Is a dtsllnd satIsfadIon
l'i ha vine, the latest science con
It-n> the soundness ol the advice
O'fi led l-y phylsIctaiiH for celt
taril s past.
dm- lam May 111
NCE tP
11K_ UPON
A TIMEL-
mitm&
(!si r;io K a i t-
nun. Iiivontor
I,I'd lelVHllfl.fi-
turcr of Uo-
d a k s. loft
sch- >1 at I t to
work In an tu-
.uinite- ethcil
at | It it w eek,
lie c ll V e d
f i . >0 tin- first
v e r lie made
li - . Ill 'll plinln-
i'.mphli' expert-
nionlii lu ills
m e t h e r * a
i Ih'ln ii,
ft;;' "
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$'H,V
After Winter’s
Colds
Don’t Neglect Your Kidney a.
r^Ol .1 )S mih) cliills are luircl on tho
v * kidneys. A c.onslnnt backaclie,
wiili kiiliiivy Uimrulsriliea uml an
mliy, worn out Icolinu all Its* olton
warn id disorder. Ihm't lake
ah nm rn i i iniy yrn.i kiunoya »»«.!.
/)(i.in 's Villa l .ndorMs! ilia wot Id
over. Sold by dealers ovorywlicro.
50,000 Users Endorse Doan's:
K. J. Hindi. 713 Orivo Str«*(, 4'l.sr-
l,,llr«>lll". Vn., wivia "A raid w"IU»d la
nlli" I my lialar . •> nail lay laa k *al lu w»<«k
llml | i -aId I,..i■ IIv Ian. Ill !-<-d. My |n|aU
wi n- mid Inlaw mid lla» kidia-y •. llall
atm I l«>li tiollor ............... •••*!
1 Dim.a • I MU mid w«» »aaa Mi'll."
win-
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DOANS PILLS
A Siiinuldiil (Jmiotii tollie Kulnevs
THRIFT
PAYS DIVIDENDS
BY USING A
BOOK COIN BANK
Come In and
Get One "
** Farmers ft Merchants State Bank
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as- r
r.M-.vi, Kmuna
MME. RUBINSTEIN
Ctt'Ml''. --f i-ur Captains of liulus-
1^ it \ may lu- propiirlnx for a
husluess depression duiltiH the
'omito; vein, tmt tlu-re'ii at least
-lie vv,-rn.ui with ah.'iohito faith lu
Viuorlca' pros peril y !
Helena Ullhlurt.-lll, till) fiintmitt
'dint v ipedalisl, ..iv s them will
In- no slump tu (tie beauty t-ust-
(lONM
"What dlfloreiico does It make
wtuit Wall St root does?" said
Madame Rubinstein "Women
havo learned (o he beautiful and
hev are aolnv. tn he.■ i» right on
aklii). cure of tlu-ms-'lves Boauty
s as neeossarv is food to modern
ivomnn, more nuoessary, for
what woman will not c.o without
food If thereby iitiw can ho slim-
nor and hottm looking?"
I.Ilm Henry Kurd, Helena ltubln-
■itoln hoi to v es In hafiklng up hor
faith with somothlnn oonorot*.
Therefore, she has Just ekavod an
advertising appropriation for 1930
Hint would look pratty Mg even
to the famous motor manufac-
turer. She has faith In American
prosperity, and slut Is hacking It
with a half nillllou dollars
HOUSTON CHRONICLE and
SAN ANTONIO KXI'HKSS .1 F
Thoruell, Agent, Yoakum liiom-
838 21. 230-tf
(Tom Tern May SOI----
lit T 1 I M CO T I ON ON Fl'WER
ACRES Will. UI TRIED BY
SMITHVIl I I I A ft Ml US
Mil 11 \ II. I.i:, I ohm, Mm eh 21
( I') The Smll In llh> Chitmlnn ol
t'emmeii- reports farmers In
ill"' trade terrltmy are oooperal
Ini- In ellorls lo raise a better
i.i ml.' el eollop on fewer acres
Some fat im-i s hav e cut cotloti
a-i eai'a l-y one half and wenetal
Iv at)1 plant Inc. corn as an mid!
liiuttil crop Olliei released ground
| W III he planted with begin I, su
i-laii and olliei grasses as well as
v a i Imi:. k mils el cane.
(ME.W VARK" PARIS
FASHIONS
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Ml.ol m;H Iiiivi- an i-Mlahllshod
mid Important plnou In thn
spring mode with the return of
suits ami It has even been hinted
Hint Hie day Is not far olT when
the peek n lion blouse will he with
us again. Heft draped effects with
tin ends, Jabots, revnrs, cape In in,
and scurfs ut— stressed tu lend an
Individual touch. Tailored hlousnS
are nlrtotly feminine, and take on
their own dlstlnetlon with novsl
styling. Trtmmlug Is placed on
lh« ii i*par part and concentrated
on ths front Blouses In soft
pastel shade* are eat.reinely smart
for wear with ths blue or blaok
suit
Ws hav* sknlchsd two talloroft
blouses In flal erspo. On* has an
Intorootlnv doubt* brwaaUd sffool
with o wids r*v*r oollftr ud sm-
phooU lo »Uasd oo tho taaltiol
pMri hottoa Msialii olio wm|
oi or tho ortk Tho odhor Mown
emmwOm gSStalOhJfiTLh1
By ROBERT TALLEY
NBA Seivhe Wilt' I
DAYTON, Toun„ March 21
The "old time mUgUm" is to be
protected against the attacks of
modernistic education by "fifty
thousand fundamentalists, fighting
for tlic faith of our fathers" who
think enough of their faith to
. ve $nu> each
Ib'ii' ill the hills of Kasl Ten
IlcsSee, where live Veal'S ago WII
1 llaui .Icanltics Itiyan and Chu
euee I‘arrow ton- In iholc famous
j battle on the sides of God ami
j tin- Devil, as many viewed ll, the
ttiv.iu Memorial Uinverslty Is gel
Ming ready to open (lasses In
jsM-plemher. T'oe et evolution and
; defender of the I lit ll, It Is lie
'li'Ueil to provide a college edu
i alien that will he la lull accord
with the teaching; ol the Bible
Pledge for Faculty
l-Ivery unlvcrsliv ofllcal and
faculty mmnlici will bo rciiuircd
to make solemn alt rmutloh id the
following points and, to guard
against possible backsliders, re
peal this affirmation once each
v cat
t Wf h 011 • V r Hell 11 - r M < -1 \ RI
hie is of final and supreme au
thority in faith and life and, he
Ing inspired by God, is Inerrgnt.
j 2. We behove In God tho F.tth
or, God the Son. and God tho
Holy Ghost, this trinity being one
, God, externally existing in three
I persons.
3. We believe In the virgin
birth of Jesus Christ.
4. Ws bsllsve that ths origin
of man was by faith of Qod In the
act of creation as related In the
Book of Genesis
5. We believe that all human
tvemgs are born with a sinful na
ture and are In need of a Savior
for reconciliation with Qod
6. Wo believe ttiat the Lord
Jemis Christ is tlie only Savior,
j that He was crucified for our
kiiii. ..'-cordin') to the Scrlptui «.>>
7. We believe In the resurrsc-
I tlon of tho crucified body of Jo
tus, In His ascension Into Heaven
and m "that blessed hope," the
personal return to this earth of
Jesus Chi lut, wheio He shall reign
foi • vgl.
i). We believe in the bodily ret
urroctlon of all persons, Judg
msnt to como, the everlasting
blessedness of tbc saved and the
everlasting punishment of the
lost.
$5,000,000 Institution
I ’resident uf the Bryan Memo
rial University \sHocltttlon, now
raising Ih.titlO.tHUt In I In- form of
subscript Ions ol $ too each from
50,001* l uuda nu-nl altsi h through
mil I ho nation, Is Ur. K. Karl
Itohlusou Tlic campaign dtrrc
lor Is Malcolm Ixickharl ol Ho
calur, Ha, who has raised funds
for numerous southern colleges.
To dale a little more than
$900,000 has been pledged and
about $225,000 collected. All HI
acre eauipus has been purchased
on a hill overlooking (lu- Kliou
county court house where the fa
molts "monkey trial” of Prof.
John T. Scopes was held In June,
1925. Foundations have been laid
for :T,e 158 foot, iu'iir Sim y main
college Imlldiug, and Just recent
|«< n A’TfiintiA m*mI sn ..I l1-**- * L
<i r i -•(-•oo coniini t hh t lip ttMU
crcte and steel framework was
let, Klnlshed three years hence,
It vv III he of 'Tennessee sand
stone, ol Imposing collegiate (loth
le architecture, of a design close
ly resembling Princeton,
In advance of tin- completion of
tlic ImllillllgM, classes will lie op
etieil In September ami, singular
ly enough, lu tin old Ultea conn
ly high school where Prof Scopes
taught, as I try au called It, "Dial
damiuildc theory," A new high
school Is hcliig elected and
the county will lurn tho old one
over lo the university for lent
porin',V use,
President nnd faculty of (he
university are lo he announced
soon, uncording to Ur, Robinson.
The president, lit* said, will lie a
noted educator.
Will Taaoh Sclanca
"Sura, we are going lo I each
science and why not " says Dr.
Robinson. "We are going lo
teach the theory of evolution, too
but, mint! you, I aay the theory.
We put the question to Mrs.
llrysn a short tints before she
died. 3h« paid 'Surely, itMPfe syl-
•■es, but t«eoh fact UlfeM’ul
theory as thewy-’
“Wo haven't any quarrel with
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Tin* architect'! sketch above show* how the Bryan Memorial University will look whin completed.
At the right is Dr. F. Ear I Robinson, president of the Bryan Memorial University Aseociation! at
tlic left i» tlic historic scene enacted when Clarence Darrow cross examined William Jennings
tiiy.ui on me mine at the scopes evolution trial in 1925.
the evolutionists It they want |
to believe they descended from j
monkeys, vv e don't care. But Wi-
de object to scientists prescut llie,
mere thorles to our ehtldreu as j
cold facts."
tin- curriculum will In- about
(In- same as Unit of any other
university. The school will be
Protestant, orthodox, non sorts
rlun.
Dr Kobluaou or "lkic" sh he ts
familiarly known is just about
the whole noise In Dayton It
was at a soda water table In his
drug store that the arguments
that led to tin- world-famous
Scopes evolution trial began. The
young men about town were sip
ping I heir soda waters and tilth
nig .iliout ill-- new unlJev oluMon
Inn Just passed by (In- Tenues
see legislature when Scopes, the
young high school professor,
chimed tn and said, "Pm v total
ing IItal law every day,"
Somebody, thirsting tin some
excitement, suggested a trial.
Somebody else popped up and of-
fered to go on Scopes’ bond.
Scopes was shy til first, hut filial
ly consented to a test case. So
it slatted, Just as a home talent
show Then the World Kutula-
anetitalist Convention, meeting at
Memphis, heard about It and on
gaged Bryan to defend (he faith.
The answer to that was Ubtrenco
Harrow, vv ho rushed down from
Chicago to defend scopes and
the devil, loo, as many saw it.
Kverylhlug lu Dayton dates
from that trial; the town folks
still talk about ll Just us though
it happened yesterday They tell
you of llie army of 3U0 newspaper
men who swarmed In-re, liovv (he
si loots wen- roped off for the
thousands of visitors, how news
paper correspondents telegraphed
Jtio.itoo words daily out of Day-
ton, of that hot afternoon when
harrow cross examined Bryan on
his faith in the Bible, of Bryan's
death a few days later at the
scene of his Isist Triumph.
S««a Dlvlna Hand
"lMe" Robinson, a stunch Pres
bytertan, sees the hand of I’rovl
deuce guiding It all.
"Yes." he hells you as he mixes
another drink at Ills soda fount,
"there was a purpose behind tl
all the way through. It didn't
‘Just happen' that we got to talk-
ing It lu Hi" drug store that day,
i il.lt !li, \\ i" l'i t AtU't,HO"Ula 11st
Convention was meeting In Mem
phis Just at the right time, that
llryan cant" here to defend the
Bible. No, sir; all of that didn't
•Just happen* “
The old southern home where
Byran died In Ids sleep Unit Sun
day afternoon Just after the trial
Is visited by numerous tourists.
Just once has Clarence Darrow
returned to Dayton. Kn route
from Florida about two years
ago, lie drove up to "Ihic” Rob
Inson's drug store uud got ouj
A crowd collected, for Darrow, do
spite Ills beliefs, Is well liked
personally lu Day ion.
"Whal's (luit building over
there, Doc?" Darrow grinned as
he hitched Ids thumbs lu his gal
luscs and nodded to the liew $50,
000 Presbyterian church across
the street.
“Why," replied Dr Robinson,
"that's our now church; the sec
ond church we have built since
you were lu Payton last.”
Darrow grinned again and
winked a( the crowd around the
little drug store,
"Well," he said, "it doesn't look
like tho Devil and l did very
much good here, does It?"
-(Tom-Tom Huy
f PHYSICIANS LEDGER SHEETS
nnd numerous other Ledger forme
and Binders at llankere Printing
Company. Ill**
NCL
UPON
m * TIME
Fannie Hurst,
t It e novelist,
was discharged
as a depart-
ment store rlb-
lmii counter
clerk because
she gave a cus-
tomer a gener-
o u h nieasuro.
She bad ob-
tained the posi-
tion to gnther
material for a
story.
OUT OUR WAY................By J. R. WILLIAMS
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