V11tver~H-t or Texa• ruo11aat1on1 319-717~1-25-22-3m University of Texas Bulletin No. 2203: January 15, 1922 University of Texas Bulletins for 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 List with Index PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY FOUR TIMES A MONTH, AND ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT THE POSTOFFICE AT AUSTIN. TEXAS, UNDER THE ACT OF AUGUST 2•. 1912 . The benefits of eel ucation and of aaeful knowledge, aenerally diffused throuah a community, are eHential to the preservation of a free sovern· ment. Sam Houston Cultivated mind is the auardian aenius of democracy. . • • It is the only dictator that fret"men acknowl· ed2e and the only security that free­men desire. Mirabeau B. Lamar EXPLANATION The University bulletins are so numbered that the first two digits of the number show the year of issue, the last two the position in the yearly series. (For example, No. 1801 is the first bulletin of the year 1918.) These comprise the official publications of the Uni­versity, publications on humanistic and scientific subjects, bulletins prepared by the Bureau of Extension, and by the Bureau of Eco­nomic Geology and Technology, and other bulletins of general educa­tional interest. With the exception of special numbers, any bulletin will be sent to a citizen of Texas free on request. A nominal charge is made for all bulleth1s sent out of the State except catalogues, annoucements, etc., unless sent to an institution on the exchange list of the University of Texas. Money for these bulletins must be sent with the order, as it has been found im­practicable to send bulletins on account. A number omitted from the consecutive ol'der indicates that such number was not used. The following serial numbers have not been used: In the 1918 series: 1866, 1867' 1868. In the 1919 series: 1901 1912 1919 1933 1939 1946 1950 1955 1959 1967 1906 1916 1920 1935 1940 1947 1952 1956 1960 1969 1908 1917 1921 1937 1941 1948 1953 1957 1965 1911 1918 1929 1938 1942 1949 1954 1958 1966 In the 1920 series: 2001 2011 2019 2023 2038 2042 2048 2855 2059 2068 2005 2012 2020 2031 2039 2045 2050 2056 2062 2069 2006 2013 2021 2032 2040 2046 2053 2057 2066 2071 2008 2016 2022 2033 2041 2047 2054 2058 2067 In the 1921 series: 2101 2106 2113 2121 2141 2149 2156 2162 2170 2102 2108 2116 2122 2142 2150 2157 2166 2171 2103 2110 2117 2138 2143 2152 2158 2167 2172 2104 2111 2119 2139 2145 2153 2159 2168 2105 2112 2120 2140 2148 2154 2160 2169 All communications about University publications should be ad­dressed to University Publications, University of Texas, Austin. A LIST OF THE BULLETINS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PUBLISHED DURING 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 An asteriirk {•) indicatea that the bulletin is out of print. The sale price listed applies only to individuals from without the State of Texas uni..1 the bulJetin number is preceded by a daacer (t), in whi<"h case the price appUff to everyone, within as wen as without the State. 1801: January 1, 1918. Notes on Publications by t·he Faculty, 1915-1.917. 86 pp. 1802: January 5, 1918. Department of Engineering. 42 pp., 39 ills. 1'1803: January 10, 1918. Roberts, John R., and Nash, James P., The Geology of Val Verde County. 51 pp., 4 plates (1 map). Price 40 cents. •1804: January 15, 1918. Richardson, Anna E., and Rich, Jessie P., Food for Infants and Growing Children. 30 pp., 2 ills. Price 10 cents. 1805: January 20, 1918. Jewett, Frank L., and Members of the University Exten­sion Staff, Red Cross Program for Schools. 21 pp. Price 5 cents. 1806: January 25, 1918. A.bridged Announcement of the University Summer Schools, 1918. 26 pp., 5 ills. •1807: February 1, 1918. Announcement of Group-Study Courses in the Division of Eztemion Teaching of the Department of Extension. 22 pp. 1808: February 5, 1918. Catalogue of the University Summer School, 1918. 93 pp. 1809: February 10, 1918. Shepherd, J. W., LaRtern Slides for War StJrvice. 14 pp., 1 ill. 1810: February 15, 1918. The Texas History Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. VI, No. 2. 39 pp. Price 10 cents. 1811: February 20, 1918. The Texas Mathematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. III, No. 2. 42 pp. Price 10 cents. *1812: February 25, 1918. The University "' T~xas. Some Interesting Facts and Figures from the Records. 76 pp., 18 ills. 1813: March 1, 1918. Announ.cem-ent of Courses in the School of Business Admin­istration. 24 pp. List With Index of University of Texas Bulletins t1814: 1815: t1816: 1817: 1818: 1819: 1820: 1821: t1822: *1823: t1824: 1825: *1826: March 5, 1918. Schoch, E. P., Chemical Analyses of Texas Rocks and Minerals. 256 pp. Price $1.00. March 10, 1918. Giesecke, F. E., and Finch, S. P., Physical Properties of Dense Concrete as Determined by the Relative Quantity of Cement. 85 pp., 41 figs., 4 ills., 40 tables. Price 25 cents. March 15, 1918. Beede, J. W., and Waite, V. V., The Geology of Runnels County. 64 pp., 5 maps. Price 40 cents. March 20, 1918. Kniker, Hedwig T., Comanchean and Cretaceous Pectinidae of Texas. 56 pp., 10 plates. Price 25 cents. March 25, 1918. Shuler, Ellis W., The Geology of Dallas County. 54 pp., 21 plates (2 maps), 7 figs. Price 50 cents. April 1, 1918. Christner, D. D., and Wheeler, 0. C., The Geology of Terrell County; Wheeler, 0. C., Roads of Terrell County. 57 pp., 8 plates, 1 map, 1 fig. Price 30 cent&. April 5, 1918. The Foreign Language Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. IV, No. 2. 34 pp. Price 10 cents. April 10, 1918. Fossil Ice Crystals (An Instance of the P.ractical Value of Pure Science). 8 pp., 10 plates. Price 25 cents. April 15, 1918. Udden, J. A., The Anticlinal Theory as Applied to Some Quicksilver Deposits. 30 pp., 16 figs. (8 maps). Price 26 cents. April 20, 1918. Lawrence, M. Minerva, Six Texas Food Products: Recipes and Food Values. 22 pp. Price 10 cents. April 25, 1918. Eby, Frederick., Education in Texas--Source Materials. Education Series No. 2. About 1000 pp. Price $2.50. May 1, 1918. Catalogue of the University of Texas and of the State School of Mines and Metallurgy, 1g17-1918. 460 pp., 1 map, 1 schedule. May 5, 1918. Catalogue of the Department of Medicine, Galveston, 1917· 1918. 84 pp., 1 ill. The sale price listed applies only to individuals from without the State of Texu unless the bulletin number is preceded by a dagger (t) , in which ease the priceapplies to everyone, within as well as without the State. University of Texas Bulletin 1827: May 10, 1918. The Texa,s Matikematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. III, No. 8. 29 pp. Price 10 cents. 1828: May 15, 1918. Th.e Texas History Teachers' BulUtin, Vol. VI, No. 8. 86 pp. Price 10 cents. 1829: May 20, 1918. Architectural Year Book, Vols. IV and V, 1916-17, 1917-18. 11 pp., 40 ills., 11 figs. 1830: May 25, 1918. Shurter, E. D. (Ed.), Tke University Interscholastic League: Constitwtion and Rules for County, District, and State Contests in Debate, Declamation, Spelling, Essay Writing, and Athletics. 85 pp., 23 ills. 1831: June 1, 1918. Shurter, E. D., University Aid for Community Councils of Defense. 26 pp. 1882: June 5, 1918. Shurter, E. D. (Ed.), War Songs ftor Community Meetings. 14 pp. Price 5 cents. 1833: June 10, 1918. Dimmitt, Lenoir, Extension Loan Library and List of Free Bulletins. 14 pp. t1834: June 15, 1918. Words for the Spelling Matches of the University Inter­scholastic League. 8 pp. Price 2 cents. 1835: June 20, 1918. Duncalf, Frederic, A Brief History of the War. 87 pp., 2 maps. Price 10 cents. •1836: June 25, 1918. Honor List of the College of Arts and the Department of Engineering, Together with Table of Grades for the Main University, Session Qf 1917-18. 49 pp. 1837: July 1, 1918. Shurter, E. D. (Ed.), Patriotic Programs for Community Meetings. 24 pp. •1838: July 5, 1918. Mathews, E. J., The Correlation of High School and Col­lege Courses in the Sciences. Education Series No. 1. 52 pp., 5 tables. Price 25 cents. t1839: July 10, 1918. Nash, James P., In Cooperation -qrith C. L. Baker, E. L. Porch, and R. G. Tyler, Road-Buil.dmg Materials in Texas. 160 pp., 10 plates. Price 50 cents. The sale price list.ed applies onl)' to individuals from without the State of Texaa unlesa the bulletin number ia preceded bl' a dagger ( t), in which case the price applies to everyone, within as well u without the Stat.e. List With Index of University of Texas Bulletins 1840: July 15, 1918. Ellisor, Alva Christine, Species of Turritella from the Buda and Georgetown Limestone of Texas. 29 pp., 4 plates ( 32· ills.) . Price 25 cents. 1841: July 20, 1918. Duffey, William R., Visual Instruction Through Lantern Slides and Motion Picture Films. 17 pp., 3 ills. 1842: July 25, 1918. Play and A tkletics. 114 pp., 10 figs., 1 diagram, 13 ills. Price 15 cents. 1843: August 1, 1918. Announcement of Cou'Y'ses in the Department of Law, 1918-1919. 24 pp. 1844: August 5, 1918. Announcement of Courses in the School of Home Eco­nomics Leading to the Degree of Backelor of Science in Home Economics under the Smitk-Hughes Act. 7 pp. .t"t •1845: August 10, 1918. Stoltzfus, Amanda, Group-Study Programs on the Social Welfare of the Convmunity. 98 pp. Pric'11 25 cents. 1846: August 15, 1918. University of Texas Bulletins for 1917-List with I106fx. 16 pp. t1847: August 20, 1918. Beede, J. W., Further Notes on the Structure Near Robert Lee, Coke County, Texas; Liddle, R. A., The Marathon Fold and Its Influence on Petroleum Accumulation. 1&1jf>., 2 maps. Price 20 cents. 1848: August 25, 1918. Haines, Charles Grove, The Movement for the Reorganiza­tion of State Administration. Government Research:Si-Bies No. 17. 80 pp. Price 25 cents. 1849: September 1, 1918. : 0881 Sellards, E. H., On the Underground Position of the Ellen­burger Formatio'fl in Nortk-Central Texas, With a Per­liminary Contowr Map. 32 pp., 1 map. Pricet125: iitifs. 1850: September 5, 1918. Beede, J. W., and Bentley, W. P., The Geology of Coke County. 80 pp., 4 maps, 1 fig., 22 plates. Pr~50: 8itifs. 1851: September 10, 1918. Final Announcement of Courses, Main UnivePKffy,=~­1919. 71 pp. \'r Ot>. The sale price listed applies only to individuals from without the State of Texas unless the bulletin number is preceded by a dagger ( t), in whic1•9MJ~llb.e91f1'.fce applies tc everyone, within aa well as without the State. ij9[fud 9rfj il~lnu lO't'l'.IV9 o;t esil(l•U; 1852: September 15, 1918. Beede, J. W., Notes on the Geolog11 and Oil Possibilities of the Northern Diablo Plateau in Texas. 40 pp., 7 plates, 1 map, 2 figs. Price 40 cents. 1853: September 20, 1918. Lloyd, S. M., and Gray, C. T ., Readiag in a Texas City: Diagnosis and Remedy. Education Series No. 4. 107 pp., 9 figs., 15 charts, 27 tables. Price 50 cents. 1854: September 25, 1918. Stewart, Frank Mann, Officers, Boards, and Commissions of Texas. Government Research Series No. 18. 66 pp., 1 chart, 8 tables. Price 25 cents. 1855: October 1, 1918. Giesecke, F. E., Thomas, H. R., and Parkinson, G. A., The Strength of Fine-Aggregate Concrete. 17 pp., 3 figs. Price 10 cents. t1856: October 5, 1918. Adkins, W. S., The Weno and Pawpo,w Formations of the Tezas Com.anckean. 169 pp., 11 plates, 18 'figs. Bose, Emil, On a New Ammonite Fauna, of the LfJ'UJer Turonian of Mexico. 85 pp., 9 plates, 7 figs. Quarto. Price $2.50. 1857: October 10, 1918. Liddle, R. A., and Prettyman, T. M., Geology and Mineral Resources of Crockett County with Notes on the Stratig­Taphy, Structure, and Oil Prospects of the Central Pecos Valley. 97 pp., 6 figs., 4 plates (1 map). Price 50 cents. 1858: Oct.ober 15, 1918. Henderson, Joseph L., The Distribution of a Student­ Teacher's Time. Education Series No. 5. 24 pp. Price 10 cents. 1859: Oct.ober 20, 1918. Open Shop vs. Clo1Jed Shop. 60 pp. Price 15 cents. 1860: October 25, 1918. Liddle, R. A., Geology and Mineral Resources of Medina County. 173 pp., 1 map, 9 figs., 8 plates. Price 50 cents. 1861: November 1, 1918. Directory of the University of Texas, 1918-1919. 88 pp. Price 15 cents. 1862: November 5, 1918. The English Bulletin, No. 5. 34 pp. Price 10 cents. 1863: November 10, 1918. The Texas Mathematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. IV, No. 1. 40 pp. Price 10 cents. The aale p.rice listed applies only to Individuals from without the State of Texas unless the bulletin number is preceded by a dagger ( t) , in which case the priceapplies to everyone, within as well u without the State. 1864: November 15, 1918. The Tez(Lrtment of Engineering, Winter Term, 1919-1920. 8 pp. •2024: April 25, 1920. Why Joe HmrriB Came to the University of Tezas. 59 pp., 31 ills. 2026: May 1, 1920. Catalogue of the University of Texas, 1919-1920. 472 pp., 1 map. The aale price liat.ed applies oab to individuals from without the State of Texas unleu the bulletin number ia preceded by a dalrirer ( t), in which caae the prieea1>1>1iea to everyone, within as "Well u without the State. List With Index of University of Texas Bulletirts 13 2026: May 5, 1920. Catalogue of tke Department of Medicine, Galveston, 1919-1920. 86 pp. *2027: May 10, 1920. The Texas Mathematics Teackers' Bulletin, Vol. V, No. 8. 33 pp. Price 25 cents. 2028: May 15, 1920. Texas History Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. VIII, No. 8. 36 pp. Price 25 cents. 2029: May 20, 1920. Catalogue of the Department of Mines and Metallurgy, El Paso, 1919-1920. 33 pp. *2030: May 25, 1930. Shurter, E. D., and Bediehek, Roy (Eds.), The University Interscholastic League, Constitution and Rules for Countr, District, and State Contests in Debate, Declamation, Spell­ing, Essay Writing, and Athletics. 84 pp. t2034: June 15, 1920. Words f{)r the Spelling Matches of the University Inter­scholastic League. 15 pp. Price 2 cents. 2035: June 20, 1920. Announcement of the Departmext of Journalism. 14 pp. 2086: June 25, 1920. Honor List of the College of Arts and College of Engi-nter­ing, Spring Term, 1919-1920. 8 pp. 2087: July 1, 1920. Tables of Grades, Main University, 1919-1920. 26 pp. 2048: August 1, 1920. Announcement of Courses in the Sckool of Law, 1920-1921. 22 pp. *2044: August 5, 1920. Announcement of Courses in the Department of Business Administration, 1920-1921. 46 pp. 2049: September 1, 1920. The English Bulletin, No. 8. 81 pp. Price 25 cents. 2051: September 10, 1920. Final Announcement of Courses, Main University, 1920­1921. 95 pp. 2052: September 15, 1920. Announcement of Business Administration and Related Courses Offered in Houston, Division of Extensioin Teach­ing, 1920-1921. 8 pp. The sale price listed IU)plies only to individuals from without the State of Texas unless the bulletin number is pre~ed by a dagger ( t). in which case the price applies to everyone, within as well as without the State. 2060: October 25, 1920. Trombly, Albert Edmund, Rossetti, tke Poet: An Apprecia­tion. 86 pp. Price 50 cents. 2061: November 1, 1920. Directory of the University of Texas, 1920-1921. 134 pp. Price 15 cents. 2063: November 10, 1920. The Te~as Mathematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. VI, No. 1. 53 pp. Price 25 cents. 2064: November 15, 1920. The Texas History Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. IX, No. 1. 50 pp. Price 25 cents. 2065: November 20, 1920. Young, Mary Sophie, The Seed Plants, Ferns, and Fern Allies of the Austin Region. 98 pp. Price 50 cents. 2070: December 15, 1920. Nineteenth Biennial Report of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas, 1918-1919, 1919-1920. 287 pp. 2072: December 25, 1920. Honor List of the College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering, Fall Term, 1920-1921. 8 pp. 2107: February 1, 1921. Group-Study Courses in the Division of Extension Teach­ing of the Bwreau of Extension. 24 pp. 2109: February 10, 1921. Texas Mathematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vot. VI, No. 2. 55 pp. Price 25 cents. 2114: March 5, 1921. Catalogue of the University Summer Session, 1921. 93 pp. 2115: March 10, 1921. Announcement of Courses in the Extension Teaching Divi­sion, Bureau of Extension. 99 pp. 2118: March 25, 1921. Honor List of the College of Arts and Sciences and the CoUene of Engineering, Winter Term, 1920-1921. 8 pp. 2123: April 20, 1921. Winters, Jet Corine, What to Feed the Farndly. 64 pp., 10 ills. Price 25 cents. 2124: April 25, 1921. The University of Texas. 63 pp., 31 ills. 2125: May 1, 1921. Catalogue of the University of Texas, 1920-1921, with Announcements for 1921-192~. 451 pp., 1 map, 1 schedule. The sale price listed applies only to individuals from without the State of Texas unless the bulletin number is preceded b)' a dagger ( t), in which case the priceapplies to everyone, within as well aa without the State. 2126: May 5, 1921. Catalogue of the Medical Branch, Galveston, 1920-1921. 87 pp. 2127: May 10, 1921. The Texas Mathematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. VI, No. /J. 38 pp. Price 25 cents. 2128: May 15, 1921. Tke Texas History Teachers' Bulletir£, Vol. IX, Nos. 2 and 8. 33 pp. Price 25 cents. 2129: May 20, 1921. Catalogue of the College of Mines and Metallurgy, El Paso, 1920-1921. 35 pp. 2130: May 25, 1921. Shurter, E. D., and Bedichek, Roy (Eds.), The University Interscholastic League: Constit·ution and Rules for County, District, and State Contests in Debate, Declamation, Spell­ing, Essay Writing, and Athletics. 84 pp., 22 ills. 2131: June 1, 1921. Reed, Frank LeFevre. M™ic Education in the Unive'rsity of Texas. 52 pp. 2132: June 5, 1921. Moore, R. C., and Plummer, F. B., Stratigraphy of the Penmylvanian Formations of North-Central Texas. Quarto. 237 pp., 26 plates, 19 figs., 1 map. Price $3.50. 2133: June 10, 1921. Pearce, James Edwin, Museums: Their Use and Place in Learning and in the Transmission of Culture. 20 pp. Price 10 cents. t2134: June 15, 1921. Words for the Spelling and Plain Writing Contest of the University Interscholastic Leauue. 16 nn. Price 5 cents. 2135: June 20, 1921. Religious Li/e at the University of Texas. 51 pp:, 16 ills. 2136: June 25, 1921. Honor List of the College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering, Spring Term, 1920-1921. 8 pp. 2137: July 1, 1921. Tables of Grades, Main University, 1920-1921. 27 pp. 2144: August 5, 1921. Announcement of Courses in the Department of Business Administration, 1921-1922. 48 pp. t2146: August 15, 1921. Shurter, E. D., and Gulick, C. A., Jr. (Eds.), The Suspen­sion of Immigration. 47 pp. Price 15 cents. The sale price list.ed applies only to individuals from without the State of Texas unless the bulletin number is preceded by a dagger ( t) , in which case the price applies t.o everyone, withh1 as well as without the Stat.e. t2147: August 20, 1921. Shurt.er, E. D. (Ed.), Selections on American Citizenskip. 99 pp. Price 25 cents. 2151: September 10, 1921. Final Announcement of Courses, Main University, 1921­ 1922. 100 pp. 2155: October 1, 1921. Hershey, Edythe P., Putting the Home on a Business Basis. Revised Edition. 35 pp. Price 10 cents. t2161: November 1, 1921. Directory of the Main Uni11ersit11, 1921-19U. 125 pp. Price 15 cents. 2163: November 10, 1921. The Te:eas Mathematics Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. VII, No. 1. 48 pp. Price 25 cents. 2164: November 15, 1921. The Te:eas History Teachers' Bulletin, Vol. X, No. 1. 42 pp. Price 25 cents. 2165: November 20, 1921. The English Bulletin, No. 9. 34 pp. Price 25 cents. AN INDEX TO THE BULLETINS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PUBLISHED DURING 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 A bridged Announcement o.f the University Summer Schoo'ls, 1918, 1806. Accumulation (Petroleum), The Marathon Fold and ltB Influence on, 1847. Adkins, W. S., Weno and Pawpaw Formations of the Tezas Coman.­chean, 1856. Adkins, W. S., and Winton, W. M., The Geolog11 of Tarrant County, 1931; Paleontological Correla.tion of the Frede1-ickBburg and Washita Formations in North Texas, 1945. Administration, Movement for the Reorganization of State, 1848. Aid (University) for Community Centncils of Defense, 1831. American Citizenship, Selections on, 2147. Ammonite Fauna of the Lower Turoxian of Mexico, On a New, 1856. Analyses (Chemical) of Texas Rocks and Minerals, 1814. Analysis of the Physical Condition of Our Young Men, An, 1913. Announcements: Departments: Business Administration (Courses in), 1918-1919, 1813; 1919­1920, 1944; 1920-1921, 2044; 1921-1922, 2144. Business Administrllltion and Related Courses Offered in Bents­ton, 1920-1921, 2052. E xtemion: Division -of Extension Teaching, Correspondence Course.s in, 1915, 2115. Group-St:udy Courses, 1807, 1907, 2007, 2107. Home Economics (Courses in), 1844. Journalism, 2035. Law, 1918-1919, 1843; 1919-1920, 1943; 1920-1921, 2043. Main University (Final), 1918-1919, 1861; 1919-1920, 1961; 1920­1921, 2051; 1921-19B2, 2151. Summer School (Abridged), 1918, 1806. Annuity Association (Teachers Insurance and), A Comparison Df the Premiums of the, with Those of Other Legal Reserve Com­panies, 1904. Anticlinal Theory as Applied to Some Quicksilver Deposits, The, 1822. Append~ to the Eighteenth Biennial Report of the Board of Regents, 1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1871. Architeetural Year Book, Vols. IV and V, 1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1829. Association (Teachers Insurance and Annuity), A Comparison of the Premiums of the, with Those of Other Legal Reserve Com­ panies, 1904. Athletics, P'lay and, 1842. Bakey, C. L., Road-Building Materials in Texas, 1839. Basis, Putting the Home on a Bu.inesa, 2003, 2165 (Revised Edition). Bedichek, Roy, and Shurter, E. D. (Eds.), The UniveTsit11 Inter­ scholastic League: Constitution and Rules, 2030, 2130. Beede, J. W ., Further Notes on the Structure near Robert Lee, Coke County, Texas, 1847; Notes on the Geology and Oil Possibili­ties of the Northern Diablo Plateau in Texas, 1862. Beede, J. W., and Bentley, W. P., The Geology of Coke County, 1860. Beede, J. W., and Waite, V. V., The Geology of Runnels County, 1816. Bentley, W. P., and Beede, J. W., The Geowgy of Coke County, 1860. Better School Organization, Suggestions from Surveys, 2004. Bexar County, The Geology and Mineral Resources of, 1982. Biennial Report of the Board of Regents, Eighteenth, 1916-1918, with­ out Appendix, 1870; Appendix to the Eighteenth, 1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1871; Nineteenth, 1918-1919, 1919-1910, 2070. Board of Regents, Eighteenth Biennial Report of the, 1916-1918, with­out Appendix, 1870; Appendix to the Eighteenth Biennial Re­port of the, 1916-1917, 1917..1918, 1871; Nineteenth Biennial Report of the, 1918-1919, 1919-1920, 2070. Boards, and Commissions of Texas, Officers, 1854. Bose, Emil, On a New Ammonite Fauna of the Lower Turonian of Mexico, 1866; On a New E:x:ogyra from the Del Rio Cla'll and Some Observations on tke Evoltttion of Exogyra in the Texas Cretaceous, 1902. Brief History of the War, A, 1835. Buda and Georgetow'Yt Limestones of Texas, Species of Turritella from tke, 1840. Building (Road) Materials in Texas, 1839. Bulletins: Extension Department: Extension Loan Library and List of Free, 1833. List of, With Index, of the University of Texas, 1917, 1846. Teackers', see Teachers' Bu,lletins. Bureau of Economic Geology and Technology: Anticlinal Theory as Applied to Som~ Quicksilver Deposits, The, 1822. Ckemical Analyses of Texas Rocks and Minerals, 1814. Fossil Ice Crystals (An Instance of the Practical Value of Pure Science) , 1821. Furtker Notes on the Structure Near Robert Lee, Coke County, Texas; The Marathon Fold and Its Influence on Petroleum Accumulation, 1847. Geology and Mineral Resources of Bexar County, The, 1932. Geology and Mineral Resources of Crockett County, with Notes on the Stratigraphy, Structure, and Oil Prospects of the Central Pecos Valley, 1857. Geology and Mineral Resources of Medina County, 1860. Geology of Coke County, The, 1850. Geology of Dallas County, The, 1818. Geology of East Texas, The, 1869. Geology of Runnels Co·anty, The, 1816. Geology of Tarrant County, The, 1931. Geology of Terrell County, The, 1819. Geology of Val Verde County, The, 1803. Notes on the Geology and Oil Possibilities of the Northern Diablo Plateau in Texas, 1852. On a New Exogyra from the Del Rio Clay and Some Observations on the Evolution of Exogyra in the Texas Cretaceous, 1902. On the Underground Position of the Ellenburger Formati-0n in North-Central Texn, Spelling, Essa11 Writing, and Athletics, 1830, 1930, 2030, 2130. Dallas Cou11,ty, The Geology of, 1818. Dangers (Some) in Establishing a Pension S11stem and the Proper Precautions, 1905. Defense, University Aid for Community Councils of, 1831. Del Rio Clay, On a New E~ogyra from the, and Some Observations on the Evolution of Ezogyra in the Tezas Cretaceous. 1902. Dense Concrete, Physical Properties of, as Determined by the Relative Quantity of Cement, 1815. Departments: Business Administration, Announcement of Courses in the, 1918­ 1919, 1813; 1919-1920, 1944; 1920-1921, 2044; 1921-1922, 2144. Engineering, 1802. Engineering, Honor List of, see Honor List. Extension: Correspondence Courses in th.e Division of Eztension Teaching1 1915, 2115. Group-Study Courses, 1807, 1907, 2007, 2107. Journalism, Announcement of the, 2035. 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