Houston Post-Dispatch (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 139, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 21, 1924 Page: 4 of 16
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HOUSTON POST-DISPATCH: THURSDAY. MORNING XyGUST 21; 1924. 1
By. LEO.
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CETlRINCx EVEtiy
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o'clock?
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DO You KNOW
SHe WAS HITTIW'
th' hay weay
NltfHT AT MW
Sir. Do tXJ tiEAiw To inPLv that
rtas.SAztsy led a lipe op rzwom
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Hitching Rack Case It
Loclchart
(Poit-Dispatdt BcUL)
LOCKHART. TcikiAut. 20. In-
Junctlon proceeding instituted by the
city of Lockhart to prevent the county
ol Caldwell Irom replacing tne mien-
ins racks tjiat had been' cut down by
the city wua begun in district court
here Tuesdiy.' Munty records dating
as far back as 1840 and coming up to
the securinc of a charter bi tie city
of Lockhart in 1800 were delred into
by-he two attorneys on eacn side ot
the controversy. -.The county is at
tempting to show that their boundary
linea extend far into the public square
and tnat ue rack is a louowar ot tne
wooden fence that was ordered built
back in the fifties. The city main
tains that the boundary of the county
is limited to the court bouse yard and
no further.
There are two lawyers on each side
and the ease will be fought to the
limit and there are two classes here
who wonder where they set anything
out of it the prisoners In jail wait
ing for trial and too taxpayer who
has neither Ford or mule to tie to the
rack. The jury is composed exclu
sively of farmers and none reside in
Lockhart The jury will probably not
get the case before Thursday.
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J REG'LAR FELLERS ' ' -By GENE BYRNES.
. ETCM R0ttEKS; VLW - AMV WAR ME ZV UEABrt TO (PELL . 'CAUSE THEN CAM POT Vj
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ItQQTS AND CASPER : Bv I1MMY MURPHY.
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4 $ illSI-'H K OOOTJ TW rWltAAiri V HnUS fkrrlL-X (OUNO ALL RIGHT- I BUT DON'T J 0 VOU KNOW VOO OOM'T
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SAII LIARCOS E0Y
SCOUTS OH cat:
f . X (Pttst-Dlapat BpicWL)f. -'
iijkV MARCOS Ant. y -
summer ' camp- o ; .
cooadl Boy Boooti of Amarlca ot
Ban Marcoi wiU U MA Anguit !
New uraunieis on we oeamuui
Comal river. Tha camp Ota: la tha-; .
. a I II .T i auun- 1
maater of New Braunfels who gen
erously offers tha use ot the f rounds.
Tm Hsts at safe aana cajnning .
uader the leadership of men operi-
ended in camping ith boys will folrf
low: W. D. Bryan scout executive
will be io Charge while F. W. Zim-
merman. Rav E. Bwwles and Kertnit
Mclugln local scoutmasters win bava
charge of tne Ban matcos troops
from tha four ehurches. - !
Following the poucy of -safety
First" aphysician from ew uraun-
tela will inspect the camp and aoonts
within screened kitchens and fining
room tod water for cooking- and
drinking will' be nloed from tha watsf
rmaine of New Braunfels. -
Monday night Angutt zo wui vaA
a feature night when a scout rally
and a program wui oe neid at we
camDfira. Th parents and friends
of ail boys in Bays Comal Caldwell
and uuadaiupe counties are in yum
aa guests.
ThaK Arrowhead council held m swim
and watermelon feast at Riverside
park Monday night preliminary ta -their
start Tuesday morning. -
NEW ENQNERING
Dunn Chosen Leader
Of Texas Aggie Band
(Poet-Dispatch Special.)
COLLEGE STATION. Texas. An.
20. Richard 3. Dnnn. band leader
with the eleventh infantry of the
United States army since 1011 has
been employed as leader of tha A.
and M. college band and will take np
hia position at the college on Hfp
tember 1. succeeding George Fair
leitb. who has acted In that capacity
for the past three years. Previous
to his connection with the eleventh
infantry Mr. Dunn was assistant
band leader of the eighth and fif
teenth infantry organisations for
seven rears.
His recommendations for the post
tion show that out of 10 musicians
among a class of 20S who passed the
examination for commission as band
leader held in Paris. France in 1018
he was rated as second among the
successful ones. "Warrant Officer
Dunn comes highly recommended by
the officers of the eleventh infantry
as an organiser a musician and a
band leader" Colonel C. C. Todd
comtaosndnnt of the college said is
commenting on his selection.
Workman Injured in
Fall From Building
(Post-Diftpatch Special.)
8AN MARCOS Aug. 20. Dorsey
Berry working on the roof of a two-
story building in process of construc-
tion on the campus of the San Mar-
cos Baptist academy fell to the
ground and fractured the thigh bones
of both legs. The accident occurred
at noon Monday.
Apparently all that saved bis life
was the (net that he landed in n sand
pile and on his hands and knees.
Freeport Test .Well
Is Down 1700 Feet
(Pout-Dispatch Special)
FREEPORT. Texas. Aug. 20.
The Freeport Sulphur company test
well at Brynnmouud. begun several
months sgo is down below 1700 feet.
This well was begun us a test of the
formation of sulphur snd also as a
test of oil formations. Indications
so fsr hnve been encouraging but no
oil is so far indicated.
COURSE ARRANGED
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By SINNOTT.
TfiUlWDAV! T50djHT A MOTQRBOAT
WNT PGR A TRIP OOWM THE KiVteT-U
ALL' WBMT. VLLTILL ( LOST CONTnoU
OF TUB OLAWEO miNf TUCKAR0CKAND
5rfsUMy A.LBAK1 WHEN I KHA.CHFD SHOfW
TWe BOAT WA5 PULL OP WATITt AND X WAt
"flNCHBO PO OPCRATINt? IT. WITHOUT A UCKNf 1
1 StHT WORD TO BLONOY ABOUT"
THE CA X WAS.IN AND WAITED
TO HHAT. POM HIM.
JT HOURS LATR 1 RECEIVED
A IT WAS PROM BLONDY.
itSAlCV. JTA.Y WHERH YOU
ae. tomorrow i'll try
and have you And thb boat
bailed oot!
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Bathing Suit
Latest Fad in
Aviation Togs
(Post-Dlsoatch SDeciaL)
SAN ANTONIO Aug. 20. Tha
bathina suit is the lateat novelty in
flrlnr Inn Introduced at Kellv I
by Lieutenant Rubin Biggs 42nd
Held
annlrnn Havurffll nstionaLeusnl of
tirtrm nf th HI at fluid artiilsrv bri
aade. who have been training at Camp
Stanley wanted to view me terrain
from the air. Tha only nilot avail
able at tha time waa Bigts whom
K nartw Inunil In th KeHT Swim-
mlng pooL Ha donned hia goggles
helm
and
Imet and cava the artillerymen
it.
r "'i-i'i u
tba desired fligh
SMALL BARN BURNS
OORSICANA Texas Aug. 20. A
small barn on tha premiaea or J. a.
XVimY.t rl.troTMt bv lira Monday
nlcht with a. loss of about I300i
Qtkjm l tkm.Bn U tnkjsswa. r j
' (Post-Dfapatch Special.) -if';
COLLEGE STATION Texas Attf. '
20. By a special grouping of engi--neering
subjects the A. and 5L col-
lege of Texas has formulated a course
in municipal or sanitary engineering
for the nnrnnRA nf trsinlnv rjiitants
who wish to qualify for the position""
of city engineers and city managers t
It will be open for the enrollment of .
students with the beginning of the r
new school term on September 17.
Strongly basing this course will h
the aubpects of civil engineering deal- r
Ing "With sewers pavements curbing
grading drainage and various other
work in construction which concern!
the municipal manager. This coiirst
is following the demand which hat al-
ready employed a member of A. and
M. .engineers. Among these are V.1
M. Ehlers State sanitary engineer;
J. B. Miller city manager of Bryan;
E. E. McAdoms city manager of
Waco: William S. Bissell. city engi
neer of Jacksonville and many others
in similar positions. The course will
be included in the engineering school
and Dean F. C. Bolton expects a
large enrollment tha first year due
to tha increasing importance of tbt
worn tor wincn it wui train.
Gabe Gazell Leads
Big Cuero Sing-Song
(Post-Dispatch Special.)
BRYAN Texaa Aug. 20T By tar
vitation of H. B. Montgomery .
county superintendent of schools of
De Witt county. Gabe Casell. voice
Inafv!. nt 1. ( ..I v 111 1 ...I .Via
QIIIB'OVUK Ot IIIC Xri-VUUillT XSflCD-
eni Instftlite st Cuero the first k
in fteptember. He will also give In-"
BiruiTiiuii to i.'uniiuiiiiiij pillKiDg aT
ing the session of the institute. Mr.
Cnxell is a teacher of voice and choir
director of large experience and his
tnlent wiUbe a valuable asset for
the CueroTeacllrB institute.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE DATES.
OORSICANA Texas Aug. 20.
The Nsvarro county teachers' insti-'
tuts will open here Monday. Septem-
ber 1 and will close Friday Septem-
ber 5. The institute will be conducted
by Lila Baugfa of Houston. Leonard
Power of Port Arthur and Dr. Oscsr
Ullrich of ueorgetown.
Store Closes Today At 1 o'clock
Landers Co. dotes every Thursday at 1 p.m.
during the summer months. Please shop early
in the morning.
StoreuirJe Sale
Extraordinary Specials
That Mean a Great Saving!
Come Down Early Today!
WOMEN'S $2
SILK HOSIERY
Extra $'
Special
Pure Silk Hose mock seam and shown in
assorted colors ..
Men's Underwear Special!
Athletic Union am
Suit $1.50 JaWgP-
$1.75 Value JJ
Men's 40c Lisle Socks 3 pairs for $1
Men's $Z.5Q-$3 Oxford Shirts .$1.95 ;
Men's Collar Attached Shirts values ;
to $3.50 ....$15
sewau layer co ywners
905 Main
Seanlan Bldar. a
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Bailey, George M. Houston Post-Dispatch (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 139, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 21, 1924, newspaper, August 21, 1924; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth607959/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .