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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Dinner at "Hinh Clnff

MFR. and Mrs. Charles T. Hlhhard
entertained with dinner for twelve
at their home. High Clyff." on Mag.
noiia bluff. last evening. when Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Denblgh. sir. and
Mrs. John DcnhiEh. Mrs. Nina -.
poyelzkaya OF japan and ar. Ted
DenbiEh Of winncpeg were the hon,
or guests.
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THE LEGION DANCE

Emphasizing the patriotic dance
given by the American Legion In
Port Townsend on Saint Valentines
day. group Of army people looked
in on what was an attractive event,
and included Captain Joseph Francis
Stley. Y. S. A., and Mrs. stilcy, with
their house guest, Miss Lilipop. Cap.
tain J. T. Jacobs. u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Jacobs. Lieutenant Frederick
Lord Hayden. u. s. A.. and Mrs.
Hayden, Miss Mildred Barnes. Miss
kinkaid. Miss Boyles. Lieutenant
Cyrus Quentin shelton. u. s. A..
Lieutenant Dean Richard Dickey, II.
s. A.. Lieutenant Loper Bailey Low.
~. 4. =. A., Lieutenant Gustave H.
Nogel. U. s. a.
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CLUBS ron MONDAY


Round Robin Social club. Of seattle
lodge, No 7. Degree OF Honor Protee.
tive association. viii be entertained
BY Mrs. ELLA g. Ray. az her home,
sf4 saith ave. Monday. February 20.
at 2 r. tn. Assisting will be Mrs
Mary Veaie and Mrs. Grace Norman.
Members bring friends.
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Gard Party for
OrfhODedic HOsDif1I

For the benefit OF the Orthopedic
hospital. large card party win be
given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Alexander Duncan. 1901 Gas
cadia ave. by the Mount Baker
Park guild. on Thursday evening.
February %. at O'Clock.
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Invitations Ertended for
D1ncin1 P1rtu

Miss Irene Baker has extended In
vitations to one hundred Of her
friends at tho Broadway high school
for dancing party At tho Sestth
Tennis club. Friday evening. Fcbru.
Any 70
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Lincoln High P.T. A.

Lincoln High PIT. A. win meet
Tuesday. February 81. at 2:ao. I'm
the study hall Of the annex. Fol.
lowing the business session the
teachers viii have charge Of the
program.
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OFFICIAL VISITS
AT WARD

official visits were made NJ Fort
Ward during the week by Colonel
John l.. Hayden, Y. S. A.. command.
or Of the Puget Sound coast defenses.
who came for inspection. and nv
Chaplain George u. Longbrake. u.
s. A.. who christened tive children
in the course Of the days work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

The Ladies' Grotto club viii hold
is annual dance Friday evening,
February -. ~ Douglas hall. 10th
and Pine. All Masons. Eastern Stars
and their friends are cordially in.
vited.
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Tho ladies' Of the Grand Army
Sewing club will be entertained by
DIR. Mary II. Martin. department
senior vice president at her home,
siiT Burke ct. on washington's
birthday. "Wednesday. February 20.
Luncheon Mt noon. followed by a
program. Take wallingford or Me.
ridian car. All friends Of the q.
a. X. invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

Clara Barton tent. y. OF v, viii
meet February - 1T . O'Clock. a
patriotic entertainment beginning at
; O'Clock. 20 which all patriotic 40
cieties are invited. viii commemorate
the birthdays Of Washington, Ian.
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Seattle
Society
Musicale at Sunset Club
Wednesday; Announce
PdtroneSSes for Ortho-
pedic Card Party and
Dance.

A MUSICALE viii be given At the
n Sunset club on "Wednesday after.
noon at o'clock by Mrs. Shirle Bia,
lock. soprano, and MIR fernand
l.hccst. 'eelilst. with Mrs. Daisy
Weed Hildrcth az the plano.
The following interesting program
has been arranged;
fai ~pnwsecs- ..s.s.sss Claude nehussy
tsi The Nightingale aud the Rose.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Saint-ssens
tcl ARIA fren lie Ga ~..... Masseaet
Mrs nialoek
II
-Eende- s........S..ss.s..ss Wuieks
AIR. Incest
Ill
.s....t.ss....s Gestave charpentier
81 "1.ailshy- tcelle oelssstel ....s...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Emiie fessarf
TED Fabian tManonb sts.., .Ma@senet
MIRA RlAieek
~
tas rer~nste- ..s.........s..... Nay
fef ss>feiadis" ...s..s...... Maz2ensg
&c, s'seawulax whssl~ ,....,... Pepper
Mr.. Incest
q, --rh. Fountain Of caracnet-......
tel ~yee Dance Msraaisr~ .ismaire
tel Hymn Go the san" ,...s.......-.
..s.... ....s...s. Alexander GeeTges
{ MIRA Hlaleek
The hostesses for the afternoon
will be Mrs. Andrew Gillespie and
Mrs. Carl r. Gould.
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CAPITOL nm W. G. r IT,

Capitol I'm w. c. r. u. will meet
in the Methodist Protestant church,
corner of John and 10th ave. NJ.
Tuesday. February 81. at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Lille Manney. state superIn.
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Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ives will
have a dinner Of eight covers at their
home Friday evening. which will pre-.
cede the mid.season assembly at
Christensen hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gdlbrdih
Arr1uUe Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Garbraith are
entertaining with dinner at tho
Rainier club Tuesday evening. pre-.
ceding the dance Sigma Tau Of Phi
Gamma Delta. Is giving at the club.
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Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs. Caspar Olsen. $40 East 18th
ST.. Wednesday. February 70. at ?
p. m Assisting hostesses. Mrs.
Helen Barclay and Mrs A. Turner.
An Eastern Stars invited. Cards
and refreshments.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is
DIR. and Mrs A. T. Wan&naker viii
b hosts al an evening card party.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Colonel and Mrs. Richard ". VIII
soa's reception at home. honorfnE
their sou-ln-laS and daughter,
Lieutenant and Mrs Leslls Rich
ard Groves. Jr-. from 9 to I
O'Clock.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ss--
Mrs. T. L. Kihisr and Mrs W. "
Preston tn entertain with a tea at
home Of Nra KIbier. com plimsnt-
Ing Miss Sarah Blue
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I'll
Formal dance at Rainier club By
sigma Tau. Of Phi Gamma Delta
Luncheon at home for Mrs. Liyingx-
ton Boyd stednan Jr. with Mra
william Curtis HiIl Lewis as
Mrs. Carlton Huisksmp 10 cornpli-
ment Mrs. y. T. stannard with a
luncheon at the Seattle Golf club.
Thu RsDAY, FEBRUARY "a
Mrs George 7. Myers luncheon at
the Sunset club.
Miss Mary Bard 70 entertain With
4 an Informal dancing party.
Dinner dance AZ the Golf club
III ana nFA. ~ NJ Mac WINNIE
will entertain with an evening Of
bridge.
Mrs. Fred H. England 70 be hostess
at bridge luncheon At home.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IT,
Aid-neason Assembly clubs ball In
Christsnssns hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wilson's dinner
At home for Mr.. and Mrs Allen
Baisbsugh Engle
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25-
Mid season assembly In chrfsten.
sens hall AZ . 30 O'Clock.
Broadway Guild OF the Orthopedfc
hospital 20 give card party and
tea dance at the Hotel Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston P-ed.
man TO entertain With reception
At Sunset club, honorfne Mr. IAv-
tnEton u. stedman. Jr., and Mrs.
Stedman
MONDAY. FEBRUARY IT.
Dinner dance at the coller. club
Msrdi grss ball at tho Seattle Yacht
club
Or. and Mrs. Toriles TorIand 10
entertain with a dinner at the
Yacht club.
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Wlseonsln CoIdenrod club

The Wisconsin Goldersod club will
meet with Mrs J. A. Les. SAL ~
18th st.. Wednesday. February -.
Luncheon AT 1880. a special pro
gram will be given in honor Of the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

The Round Robin Social whist club
OF Seattle lodge No. !, Degree Of
Honor. Protective association. will be
entertained neat Monday at , .. m.
by Mrs. ELLA @. Ray. bis ssth ave-
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Circle J fsgaliingfordl. Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church. will meet at tbs
homo OF Mrs. l. Weight. 5ios
wailinRford ave. Monday. February
20. AT .. IN. Members and friends
invited
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University Russian Club

Tho University Russian Club OF
the University OF Washington Will
entertain with a musical and ball in
Douglas hail Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruary 81. The proceeds will go into
the clubs mutual aid fund. from
which poor Russian students are
loaned money to carry them thru the
university.
The music numbers include:
Prelude ..................Ra ehmaninoff
Miss Helen Ferryman. piauiste
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" ....
.s.s.ss s,sssss..s..+...... Saint Saens
Mira Jane C. Tyson
Melody .......,............ Rubiusteln
farantelle" .t...,.s,...t...-.. Pepper
Mr. Geo, RoRovoy. 'celiist
Aria. "Ritorno Ninuitor" From Aida
Miss Friedlander, vocalist
Nocturne In = sharp. Chopin
Fantasie Impromptu. Chopin
Mr., Glide Lehman. pianist
mol fsidfct' .ss.ss.. s4..s.., Max Bruch
Dir. Geo. Rogovoy, 'celilat
The dance numbers are.
"Rigaudon" ..................Bo chsrtno
Miss Lillian Groenberg
spaniFh Dane" .,....t.t.. Rubin stetn
Irene Isham
"Trepak ....ss..ssss...s. Tchntkowsky
The Misses Sylvia Metxenhaum,
Pauline Maekay. Ieora Gorlot,
Lillian CrecnburR. Irene Isham
and Sylvia bernhard.
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The King County Legislative Fed.
Grafton viii meet Monday. February
20. In tn. second floor club room Of
the Y. w. c. A. az y. m. Tho com.
mlttee iuy~stigaueR gaA and phone
rates will meet ~ y. m. Program
will b. under tho auspices OF the
coterie club. Dr. NJ. A. Matthews
will speak on THE Results of the
Washington Peace Conference" and
tho present function Of the Paris
Peace league. Mira. Thomas Irving
vail preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

The Seattle woman's club will en-.
terrain with card party at the home
u Mira J. II. Little. 4oe w. Howe
a.. Monday afternoon. Feb. 20. at ?
o'clock. eomphmenting Mrs. Prank
l.. Baker. who is leaving soon for
California, and Mrs. John W. Phil.
lips. OF Washington. ID. G. Mem.
bers requested 10 he present
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AIiruI.tIe Club

The Aitruisiic club will meet az rhs
home Of Mrs. Ada Ben.Hayen. SO
Allison It, Tuesday. February II. At
1 O'Clock.
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BOWLING AT CASEY

Wv A@AANN ~ AaAEFst
The line At Fort Casey. with du.
regard TO It's waist line. continues q
bowl. last weeks games ending ia
a Jolly supper AZ the quarters ol
Colonel Harry r. Matthew'S. T.. s. A.,
commander OF Fort Casey. the play
srs. Captain William w. wertx. u
s. A. and Mrs. wertz. Captain Her
bert A. Gardner. T. s. A.. and Mrs
Gardner. Captain kirkpatrick Ma
son. medical corps. u. s. A., and
Mrs. Mason. Lieutenant j Long
street wheichel. L. S. A.. and Mrs
Whcichcl. Lieutenant John Harvey
Madison. u. s. A.. and Mrs. Madi
son. Lieutenant Lyns c. vanc. u
$, A.. and Mrs. vane. Lieutenant y
Ward Walker. u. 8. A.. whose wifi,
Is the guest OF her people in Spo.
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

Highland Park PIT. a. will meet
at the school Tuesday. February ~.
from 2ao % .. ~. Executive com
mittee urged to attend. Important
business.
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soin. sherman md Logan which all
occur In thiH month.
The Daughters and Civil War Vet.
erans will 70 directly from the
Armory 70 the First Preabyteris9,
church 70 supper. whore they VIII
participate in patriotic pageant al
Sp. ~. The Daughters are requested
10 wear white. All Daughters Of
Clara Barton tent urged 20 be pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
NINE TABLES

NINE TABLES
Nine tables were IN play az the
valentine hriaE..t~a given nt their
Fort Wordra quarters on Tuesday
by Mrs. Rice. wife % Captain Kor.
win az. Rice. engineer corps. 4. n.
A. and Mrs Boyd. wife Of Captain
J. l.. Boyd. dental carpa. Z. s. A..
az which the valcntin. motif ap.
peared In favorsL bonbons. score.
cards, and primes. The happy winner
Of the first was Mrs. Applln. wife
81 Major Frank Dexter Applin. u.
y. A.. ths second fen 90 Miss Liiipop.
and the consolation 10 Miss Moron.
At the round table. empowered In
roges. tea was poured by Mrs. Mrr.
Ram. wife OF Colonel Henry Mac.
pheraon Merriam. II. s. A.. com.
msnder OF Fort wordcn. and the
ices were eerved by Mira Greene. wife
Of Major Royal Kemp Greene. U. &.
A.. prospective commander OF Fort
Casey. The hostesscs were assisted
by Mrs. Miller. wife OF Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. Il. Il.
A.. Mrs. werfx. wife Of Captain VIII.
lam W. Wertz. Y. s. A.. Mrs. Hay.
den. wife Of Lieutenant Frederick
Lord Hayden. u. s. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

The Commonwealth club win meet
Monday in the l.. c. Smith Building
restaurant at y. IN. Mr. William
T. Beekn will speak on the Sales
TAI
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A card party Will be given by tho
Salmon bay Hebekah lodge al
Woog's hall. Ballard. Monday, Feb
ruary 20.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

tendent Of scientific instruction. will
speak upon that subject in regard to
schools. Mrs. ~. H. Garfield. an ~
fleient worker In the Parent Teach.
era' association. will talk on Mar
cotls and Drugs"
Seattle Ledge No. 7
a patriotic hop honorinE George
Wanhing,on's birthday will be given
by Seattle lodge no Z. Degree Of
Honor Protective asnociati0n. IN
Evergreen hail. A. o. q. w. build
ing. Tuesday. February a. Business
meeting at B .. m.
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Society at the
Harbor Forts

GILMAN
A successful dinner. declares A sol
der poet. famous for his spectacular
campaigns. his exquisite verne. and
his sophisticated hospitality. is the
climax Of civilization. And Fort wor.
den last week was enliYened BY a
climax ~ this sort every day or two.
ON Monday Colonel John l.. Hayden.
Z. 4. A., commander Of the Puget
Sound coast dofenHeH. gave a dinner
oomplimenting his house guest. Col.
onel W. y. cole. u. y. A.. here on
duty connected with the office Of the
chief OF coast artillery, Colonel Hen.
~ Macpherson Merriam. u. 3, A..
commander Of Fort worien. Colonel
Harry r Matthewa. u. =, A., com.
mander Of Fort Casey. ON Wednsn.
day Colonel Hayden's dinner WAS also
In compliment TO Colonel Cole and
brought out Colonel Henry Maepher.
son Merriam. q \. A. and Mira Mer.
RAM, Captain Francis James Fitxpat.
rick. Il 4. A.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
old friends of the guest Of honor.
on Tuesday Colonel Henry Mac.
pherHou Merriam. u. X. A.. com.
maudcr OF Fort Worden. and Mrs.
Merriam were dinner hosts In honor
Of Major Frank Dexter Applln. u.
=. A.. and Mrs, Applin. whose
visavir were Major Royal Kemp
Greene. 4. y. A.. and Mrs. Greene,
Mrs. Allan Trumbull. Captain Syai
l.. Adams. u. =. A. The iuxuriounly
appointed thbie WAS lighted by tail
candles, and adorned by basket Of
ApFil's flowers. 80 enchanting they
might have been brought by spring
herself Go enhance the artistic pro.
ceasson ~ the courses. and TO inspire
tho cle er rspartie. for which this
affair was notable.
ON Saturday Major Royal Kemr
Greene. y. 4. A.. the newly appointed
commander Of Fort Casey. and Mrs.
Greene delighted such experienced
dinefs-out as Colonel John l.. Hay.
den. Y. =. A.. commander Of the
Puget Sound coast defennes. Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. T.. \.
A.. commander OF Fort Wordcn. and
Mrs. Merriam. Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. q. r. A.. and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick. AFR. and Mrs. Frederick
J. Bailey The interesting menu and
the amnsing conversation were ao
c~nied by decoration Of ionqulla.
those trumpetr Of the spring. whose
golden hue was repeated IN the place
cards and IN the broad hands OF the
superb service plates
Another type ~ dinner. petit e,
intlne. was composed on Saturday
by Mrs. Hayden. marking the birth.
day anniversary of her husband.
Lieutenant Frederick Lord Hayden.
Y. s. As~fhe quartet completed BY
Captain Joseph Francis stiiey. q. 4.
A.. and Mrs stlley.
Thus Fort woreen carries or the
dinner tradition. beloved nv all the
woriilinrs. military and civilian. and
commended b. Saint Paul.
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ARMY AND NAVY RELIEF
The hrtdEeies. organized for IN.
benrfi, Of ihe Army and Navy Relief.
will be given az the offe@rs' club.
Fort worsi~n. on Friday. beginning
At ? o'clock. and will offer bridge.
music. and orange pskoe. Tho AT
fair is given under The auspices ~
a large committee. tho chairman Of
which Il Mfrs. Merriam. wife Of Cot.
onsl Henry Macpherson Merriam. u.
=. n. commander of Fort Wordrn.
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A social tea will BE- given BY
Brighton PIT. a. a. the school Tues.
day. February ~. at ? p. m. Bust
ness meeting az $40 Thirty.ten
plan will be discussed. Songs By
pupils from room 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

Mrw Amy L. Mage will speak sun-
day. 2 3. m. on the Spirit n the
New Age" AZ tho Theosophicai 70.
eiety, 100 Lyon building. Third and
James.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-12
ROD AND GUN CLUB TO
.USE REGISTERED TARGETS

Four hundred registered targets will
be shot by the Pendleton Rod and
Gun Club. starting on Sunday with
the shooting of so targets at Collins
Park. A corresponding number will
be shot on each of the seven Sundays
following next Sunday.
The registered targets will be shot
in conjunction with the Spokesman
Review Telegraphic Shoot which will
open at the same time. The first %
targets shot at will count in the tele-
graphic score and the total of each
shooter on the so registered targets
will be mailed each week to the Am
erican Trap Shooting Association, un-
der whose auspices the registered
shoots are being held.
Shooting registered targets entities
the shooter with high score to win a
trophy each week. In addition, there
Twill be a trophy for the winner Of the
average score on the total 400 regis
tered targets. Each shooter will be
entered in the American Trapshooting
Associations year book where the Of
fical averages will be printed
Because the targets are registered
officers of the Pendleton Rod and
Gun Cub believe this feature will add
an incentive to shooting at the Per-
dleton park.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-12
AID Or BOYS IN WORK
Of KEEPING REPAIRS
UP At HOME SECURED
Mothers of Eighth Grade Man
ual Training Students Asked
to Submit Work for Glass.

The secret of how to get Jimmy
Pendleton, a school boy in the eighth
grade, to help in doing odd job re-
pairs about the house and at the same
time to help educate and train himset
while he is helping mother keep the
house looking right has been solved.
At least Lynn C. Buchner in charge o'
the manual training work of eighth
grade boys thinks he has solution to
the problem. 1t Is being tried out
now. ....
The solution lies in having the boys
in the course of manual training In the
eighth grade do the repair work that
may, be found in about every house
hold. One restriction put on by the
department, however, is that the class
will do work of this kind only for the
mothers who have boys in the class.
The manual training class is not
confining its activities to woodworh
alone as is quite often the case. ac-
cording to Supt. H. E. Inflow. House
hold mechanics is being studied as
well. Woodwork has place in the
work, of course, and drawing, solder
ing, plumbing, furniture repair, re
placing and glazing glass, screen fix
ing and other tasks of the same ma
ture are being mastered by Jimmy
The following letter is now being sen
to mothers of boys in the eighth grad
class at Lincoln school. The Wash
II ington school boys of the eighth grad
have already had their work in tn
training, and the Hawthorne boys Wi
have the final three months period @
the school year. Following Is tex
\ of the letter being sent to mothers;
Have you any furniture you woul
> like to have repaired? Is your door
bell working? Are all your faucets !
good repair? Have you any pot
pans, or kettles you would like to nav
4 soldered? Or would you like to ha'
some simple household utility MADE
III Here is a suggestive list Screen. VII
| dow box; towel rack knife Dol
| bench; ironing board; etc.
Ill ''Your boy is in the manual trali
III ing class and part Of his course COZ
sists of doing some of the projec
\ enumerated above. II you care
have something on this order done Il
Instructor would be pleased to ha'
/ you send him a description Of yo'
wants and if the project is feasible,
will instruct the boy as to its accor
Il plishment. The only chara will
for the material used.
Il This letter is being sent to ea
boys home. 1t is hoped that We
get a large variety of projects viii
u will be helpful to the whole class
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-12
UNCLE SAM WANTS Il
MORE COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS FOR UNITS
Need for That Number Exists
in County; Artillery Branch
to Have Headquarters Here.

Wanted by the United States gov
ernment about II officers in Cmatilla
county to serve in the reserve. Off
GERS in the late war, or soldiers who
were recommended for commissions,
or men who served without ever haN-
ing been recommended are desired,
and if an ex-service mans record Is
good, and if he is physically and men
tally able, he won't have a great deal
of trouble breaking into the commits
stoned list.
That in effect is the news that has
been brought hack to Pendleton by
Captain Lyman G. Rice, now in COM
mand of the second battalion of the
36lst Field Artillery, whose headquar-
ters will be here. A total of 10 Off
GERS are called for in the skeleton or
ganization. according to Captain Rice
and az far as his information goes,
there are only two reserve artillery Of
ficers in the county. The first step In
the organization work from present
indications will be to fill the quota of
commissioned officers.
Battalion headquarters and the
headquarters battery, Battery D, and
the battalion combat train will be CEN
tered in Pendleton. Milton will be the
home of Battery F, and Battery E Will
be at The Dalles. The 36lst will be
equipped with rs nlillimeter guns and
will be horse equipped. Regimenta!
headquarters will be at Portland.
Reserve officers can not be COM
PEELED to take more than two weeks
training for any one year, and active
service Is required only when an emcr-
sency is declared by congress. Cap
tain Rice declared today that he Will
be glad to talk to any men who are
eligible for commissions in the re-
serve.
After the commissioned personnel
is filled certain commissioned Of
ficers who will have special duties
will be selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-12
DIFFERENCE IN COST
Of EDUCATING BOYS
AND GIRLS FOUND
High School Costs Range From
500 to 5000 Pupil; Green
Favors Adoption Unit Plan.

Members of the Pendleton Com
mercial Association perked up their
ears today at the forum luncheon
when Supt. Raymond Orth of the
Stanfield schools declared that the
cost per pupil per year of high
school education in Umatilla county
ranges from about $92 to more than
$500. This wide margin of differ
ence in education costs was received
with interest by the members at the
luncheon because the statement OF
the Stanfield man followed speech
by Supt. w. w. Green who made q
plea for the county unit plan.
Many thousands of dollars in eX-
penditures could be saved in the
county if the plan We're to be put
into execution, Mr.. Qrth declared
and in support of his plan he point
cd out that every town Is supporting
a school which costs great deal oil
money TO conduct. Consolidation Of
the schools in many places woulc
have the result of cutting costs, h'
said. That this plan Is the best on'
that can be used now to realize TN
ambition of everyone for lowe
school taxes was one of the state
ments Of Mr.. Green.
Representative Frank Sloan told o
his efforts In the Legislature in get
lting the measure through. 1t can b.
improved greatly, he said. but h
voted for it as the first step IN al
improved program.
Ralph Holte was also speaker