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FACULTY NAMED
AT SAN BENITO
Few Additions Expected
Before Fall By
Supt. Yoe
—
tSpecial to The Herald t
SAN BENITO, June 5.—At the
same time that he announced the
lift of teachers for the 1930-31 term
of school, Supt. T. J. Yoe also in
dicated that there probably would
be some additions before fall.
The teacher list follows;
Admmistration~T. J. Yoe. su
perintendent; C. R. Robertron,,
senior high principal, mathemat
ics; Mrs. Lois Franklin Morris, j
supervisor of music; Miss Essie
Roots, head girls physical educa
tion; W. R. Skipping, Junior high
principal; arithmetic; Miss Alma
Prentiss, south ward principal; Mrs.
D. T. Youker, Mexiquito primary
supervisor
Senior high—Mr? E M Aiken,
-ommercial Latin; C. S. Baldwin,
rommercial; S V. Neely, mathemat
ics; Miss Floy Roots. Spanish; Mrs
I R.tttv Me Anally, English, dean of
f |jjL Miss Otelia Graham, historv;
Mr? M. A. Thompson. English; F.
E. Wright, science; assistant coach;
Gradv Reynolds, coach, history’;
Miss Winnie Grunkmever. home
economics; Miss Daisy Gray, home
economics.
Junior high—orviiie wrown. al
gebra. coach, playground supervis
or; Mrs. P. F. Dominv. geography:
Miss Glee Ingram, history, public
speaking. Miss Metha Sraief. read
ing. assistant girl's athletic direct
or- Miss Agnes Menefee. arith
metic*. Miss Nell Oliver. English,
sixth and seventh grade-: Miss Jose
phifle Bneht. English, eighth grade;
Miss Grace McMillan, history;
Mrs. Fred Thomas, history, civics
South Ward—Miss Lillian Harl,
Miss Ethel Johnson, first grade;
Miss Faye Franklin, high first:
Mrs. T. J. Yoe. second; Miss Vola
Prentiss, low second: Mrs. Orville
Brown. Miss Mac Moore, third: Miss
Nona Benson, high third; Muss
Maxine Bruce, spelling; Miss Hen
rietta Thomme. Miss Anna Bell
Pursley. arithmetic in fourth, fifth;
Mrs. Paul Cottrell, reading in fourth
and fifth: Miss Adaline Kennard.
second: Mrs. Mabel Polzin. art,
penmanship.
Mexiquito—Miss Doris Cler.den
ning. Miss Mamie Liles. Miss Lorna
Dodson. Miss Ruth Welch. Miss
Helen Sowders. Miss Lozona Thack
er. Mrs. H. G Richards. Miss Ray
t Morgan, first grade: Miss Julia
1 Gonzales. Miss Edna Taylor, second;
Mrs G. M. Coston. Miss Hazel Car
penter. third: Mrs. Margaret Car
penter. home economics; Mrs. P.
M. Sherer, geography: Miss Flor
ine Palmer. English: Miss Bobby
Gathright. auditorium work, pen
manship. art.
R iver Checked
ALEXANDRIA. La.. June 5—'.TV
Patrol guards and levee laborers
and engineers todav had the Red
river flood in check for the time
at least and honed that the victory
might be permanent.
First Lady Again
Able to Make Trip
WASHINGTON. June 5—OP—Mrs.
Herbert Hoover will be able this
week-end to make her first trip
ot the summer to the presidential
camp in the mountains of Virginia.
Since she wrenched her back
early in the spring, the First Lady
has been confined to the White
Hcuse almost entirely, except for
brief automobile rides, and the j
President's parties on the week-end
trips to the lodge have been com
posed only of men.
Pruitt to Die In
Chair—Stay Denied
AUSTIN, June 5—UPt— William
(Dagger) Pruitt of Dallas, convict
ed of the murder of William Mann,
high school boy. is to die in the
electric chair at Huntsville peni-,
tentiary tomorrow.
Governor Dan Moody refused
yesterday to grant a reprieve or
commute the sentence in the face
of a recommendation from the board
of pardons that he give Pruitt a'
respite of 30 days.
Northern Chinese
Forces on Advance
SHANGHAI. June 5—(/Pi—Foreign
r.aval dispatches tonight from
Tsingtao and Chefoo, Shantung
province, said the northern allied
forces had crossed the Yellow river
about 60 miles east of Tsinan, pro
vincial capital, broken the nation
al .«t troops’ lines, and reached the
Tsir.an-Tsmgtao railway line.
Love on Ticket
AUSTIN. June 5—<&>—'The su
preme courts order to the state
democratic executive committee to
place the name of Senator Thomas
B Love of Dallas on the party
primary ballots as a candidate for
governor was final today. The court
overruled the committee's motion
for a rehearing.
Von Elm Winner
LA BOITLIE, France. June 5.—
—George Von Elm. American golfer,
eliminated his countryman, Raleigh
Allen of Asheville, N. C. four and
three, today in the quarter finals of
the French Internationa! Cham
pionship golf matches.
USEFUL JACKET
You can have three outfits this
summer, using the same jacket.
Fust, a printed frock with plain
co'ored trim and the Jacket of plain
colored flat crepe. Then get a white
flannel or white silk skirt, a printed
blouse uses the coat's color, don the
coat and you have the second. For
the third, use a cotton frock, either
checked gingham, pique or linen,
and top it with the coat.
BUILT PLANE IN HOME
NEW YORK—Oswald Knispel.
German mechanic, has one of the
neatest one-seater airplanes ever
seen around this city, and he made
it himself in the living room of
Vs Harlem flat. The ship Is 2 feet
wde, 15 fee* long and 4 feet high.
It is a center-wing mononlane and.
powered by a four-cylinder motor,
nn make more than 60 miles an
hour._
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HOUSE PASSES
PROHI MEASURE
Bill Would Allow Trials
By U. S. Commissioners
Without Juries
WASHINGTON, June 5—'S')—
The key piece of legislation In the
Hoover law enforcement commis
sions program for increasing the
effectiveness of the prohibition sta
tutes today bore the approval of the
house and awaited the action of the
senate.
This was the much disputed meas
ure to permit United States com
missioners to handle minor viola
tions of the dry laws without a jury.
It was passed by the house late yes
terday after a heated debate. Three
other measures connected with it
were approved by the house on
Tuesday.
This group, by amending the Jones
law and the United States code
would define and fix maximum pen
alties for misdemeanors and author
ize an accused person to waive his
constitutional right to trial by jury.
These, too, aroused a bitter contro
versy.
The fourth bill was attacked by
i the w'Ct bloc and by some dry mem
! bers as unconstitutional and involv
, ing an undesirable change in ju
dicial procedure. They attempted
I to send it back to conference, but
1 failed bv a vote of 225 to 157. It was
approved. 218 to 117. with many dry
‘ democrats joining administration
republicans in voting for its pas
sage. *
The bill was amended from the
floor to authorize commissioners to
handle petty offenses against all
federal statutes, not only the pro
hibition laws, to permit a defendant
to appeal for a jury trial or by a
judge, and to fix a limit upon the
amount in fees that a commissioner
could collect for pleas of not guil
ty
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