The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 20

WORK ON FARMS Movie Film Will Show Mod-| ern Equipment } e | Boys from the Seattle schools will Be given a free show on Saturday Morning, May 31, when the United States boys’ working reserve will Present, at the Clemmer theatre, a weries of moving pictures showing how the farmer of today produces food, as compared with the farmerot ‘the past The pictures were prepared by Dean Holden, of the agricultural ex tension department gf the Interna: | tonal Harvester Co., and have creat ~ @4 great interest and favorable com-| Ment by educators in the Eastern | Yatates, They illustrate how cows are fed and milked, the care and disposi Hon of the milk, and all the modern Processes of the dairy; how horses Were and are used on farms, and the | Proper method of hand them in working from on & The pictures @uce more boys img as a vocation, one which ibty will pay better than ever ) Buperintendent Cooper has as “signed Charles Kirkpatrick voca 3 I director, to complete arrange ite for the exhibition, and tickets Will be ixsued to eligible boys thru The schools, Members of the boys’ Working reserve who have left Behool, or other boys desirous of in Struction in the elements of farming. Biso can obtain tickets thru the is or by direct application to office of the boys’ working re » at 4154 Arcade building, after | day. | ‘The use of the Clemmer theatre Is ited to the reserve for this occa-| ‘Took Several of ’Em to Floor Him BAN FRANCISCO, May 26.—) 4 ited §=Press.)—Runnin armck | ‘With a monkey wrench as a wea Bernard Axelson, fireman on) ae oe Mono, cornered the! and started to annihilate! when he was floored by tht thrown by a sailor, Even/ im the combined efforts of several, were necessary before he was! ° i | " Police arrived just as the sailors| planning on throwing him | board in the hope of bringing to his senses. R-UP.GIRLS STAY | BY YANKS OVERSEAS : to The Star by N. E. A)| "ARIS, May 26.—Already women, workers with the ¥. MC. A.) © preparing to follow American into whatever lan the States may be made manda for. So long as American) remain abroad, women! will, remain to give a of cheer to army canteens. | from every state are hefe| efforts are made to station from Yhe same state with iv military outfit, 0 the 2,500 women who are the American army came for ot of one year, but have longer than the original of service. eine 0 a and an | to say something. TH RG Attractive style, of fi trimmed. " BOYS NEEDED TO ’ ° announced today: | “Veterinary Hospital No. 6, Co. ran e W l resses 8, 682nd engineers service battalion; mobile hospital 11, 7th, 8th and 16th the same good values the Basement always offers at nce . No. 1, detachment Co, | Printed Silk U. S. 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