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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

h~'ter sign up early. Tho cost Of
tho trip will be si.s. not Including
boat fare.
Have you been searching thru
your atficr ana cellars for rummagef
Remember 20 bring your collection 70
Loheaua befor. November 18th m
thu rummnGe rais in November 18th.
n you wish 10 help sell rumrnaws
leave your name AZ headquarters
and well notify you of the tirne we
shall need you
Arc you making plans Cor your
Thanksgiving basket n n h 10 IL
ono that Will really be helpful n
must he thouEhtfuiiy and carefully
planned Make this November scrv.
ice one THAT you win think back
upon an being ~~li done. Plan eariyi
On Saturday afternoon. November
ss. from 2:go 20 Sac. the Seattle
council OF Campfire Girls invites all
mothers and guardians in tho city
20 . Campfire entertainment at
Frederick a Nelson's. A. this time
the moving pictures which wers
taken at Camp scaith this summer
win be shown completely for tho
first time In Seattle Small parts OF
the film were shown at several the.
ateru IN town shortly after camp
closed. but this time an entire day
At camp. from morning dip TO taps.
will be shown. Miss Brown has had
the fiim in the East. where II has
been received very enthusiastically.
The oshweda group. Of which Mrs.
Eva Benson In guardian. viii give
the play. The Cali Of wohelo." Tho
kris gave this play once before 10
successfully that they have been
asked to rcpcs, II for this entertain.
menf-
Besides these two special features
there will be several talks on Camp
fire.
We want 10 have the auditorium
filled TO OVERLOOKING with guardians
and mothers. Save that date and
plan 20 be there. II viii give guar
dams added inspiration for their
work and mothers an opportunity
70 20 what Campfire really means
to their girls.
Campfire Girls. urge your mothers
and guardians 20 be present.
Would you like 20 know at flrst
hand what Campfire girls In Mon
tana arr doing9 We have list Of
the -kicuws kamp" girls Of Great
Falls. Montana. who are Interested In
Seattle Campfire work. These girls
have the play. "Tho Call OF wohelo,'
which some Seattle girls have given.
Wouldn't u he interesting TO write
aome one who took the same part YOU
did, Here n the list: Esther Carl
aon. 1909 sixth ave. NJ: Charlotte
Gliding. bit Third ave. N: Evelyn
Martin. iio4 Sixth ave. NJ: Helen
jackson. li0i Third ave. NJ: Laura
Kroici. 1900 Sixth ave. ~: Edith
KreJci. 1890 sixth ave. N: Myrel
Stenson. 1901 Sixth ave. N: Marjorie
stephens, pos Third ave. NJ: Jane
stephens. so5 Third ave. NJ: Virginia
Wilson. 1904 First ave. N.
All groups are working hard on
their articles for the bazaar In order
to finish them and have time for CIV
ing service during November and De-
cember. N you have not signed for
your articles do so ms soon as pos
sihle 10 help the committee in plan
ming the booths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Bridqe Tea

For the benefit OF Queen Anne
Guild OF the orthopedic hospital. Mrs
Charles r.. Thurston and Mrs. q. A..
Kelly viii entertain with a bridge tea
"Wednesday afternoon. November 3.
At MR.. Thurston's home. 1io5 Queen
Anne ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Saturday Service at
Tea Shop

Mrs. r. Il. Williams will be hos.
tess for the Seahurst auxiliary At
the Orthopcdic Tea Shop Saturday.
assisted by Nrs. Lee l.. Mellen. Mrs.
n r, Swan. Airs u. Ritter, Mrs.
w. Il. ToIlinKer. Mrs. Il. Bhildmcyer,
Mrs. L. Murray, Mrs. Il. Layton.
Mrs. May knight and Mrs. Kerr.
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Small Tea

Complimenting Miss Iona Rob
erts. OF Yakima, who is attending the
University Of Washington and the
Cornish school. Miss Cornish enter.
tanned with a small tea In her apart
ments Tuesday afternoon.
Invitations were confined TO Uni
versIty students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Rainier Chapter d. A r.

Rainier chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. held most
interesting meeting on Tuesday aft
ernoon nj the residence OF Mrs.
Elisa Ferry Leary. and in spite Of
the inclement weather n large at
tendance was present.
Tho speaker Of the day was Bish-
op Keator, who gave a most won.
dcrful outline of w. q. Wells
Worlds History.
Tho dining room was most eieb.
orate. the Halloween decorations
combined with the autumn colors
were carried out In the refreshments
also.
A most amusing part OF the after.
noon was bring.and.buy sale,
which Melted the chapter over $50.
The proceeds go toward the fund
for the now chapter house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
HdHoiceep Luncheon

Mrs. Russell william Peterson en-.
tersained at q Halloween luncheon
on Tuesday. when covers were
placed for - guests. During the
afternoon Mrs Joseph Shuttle rem
dered several violin selections
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Dolls House at
Thrift ShOD

The dolls house at the Thrift
Shop. 5ii Stewart st., is attracting
great deal Of attention these days.
The committee In charge announces
that IL will be disposed OF before
Christmas.
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Halloween Masquerade

Peggy Mcdonnell and Marion
Clayton invited twenty-five OF their
small friends to a Halloween party at
Peggy's home Euesday evening. The
rooms were gayiy decorated In fea-
tive coiors appropriate to the day.
and games and speciality dances were
the arnusements.
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Masquerade Dance

Miss Frances De Curtins was host.
esx Saturday evening at a Halloween
masquerade dancing party given az
the home of Mrs. Marion Mcdonnell.
Forty guests were entertained
=
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Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip

Every member Of every active
group In the city In entitled to n
copy OF the 'Torch." The scribe or
guardian Of tho group should get
enough for tho entire group. Get
them nowi
Tho afternoon Guardians Training
course Will commence next Monday.
November 9. at 21o. Anyone inter
e.ted In tho Campfire work may align
Up for tho course. A fec of VI IN
charged 70 dcffny the expense Of
oil paints. etc. The first hour Of tho
meeting win DO given over 10 dis.
cusslon Of The prope and Aim of
tho Campfire Program" symbols
win be designed and the cutting Of
a stencil demonstrated during tho
second hour.
Tn. opening Of tho training course
for rir~fly leaders wiii be postponed
until Miss Brown returns from the
East. Anyone interested IN the
course may sign up now Mt Lohe1ua-
Guardian, ana you get a serni-sn.
nuai report blank 60 fifi out and
aond In 10 f.oheqna7 II you did not.
let um know and wen send you one.
IL you dld. well. we'd like TO have u
returned.
The governing board Of the Seat
tie Campfire Girls will hold liza rcxu'
lar monthly meeting at Loheaua
Monday. November 6. at 10 o'clock.
n you are planning on collecting
and mending Christmas toys. tho
proper time 10 start in ia right now.
Only rcven weeks until Christmas
and N we wait too long some CHI.
drcn may he left. without toys at
Christmas time.
Next Friday. November 10. all
candy for Port Townsend should be
sent In. Candy received later than
Friday cannot be taken 10 tho sol
dlcrs and sailors. ms the girls start
early Saturday morning and all
hacking must be done the evening
before. Any groups wishing 10 90 TO
Port Townsend and give entertain.
men,s should call Mira. J. c. Cannon.
Kcnwood 3s32.
Every Tuesday afternoon from a:5o
IN 6 during November there win be
someone NJ Lohequs TO help girls
with symbols. II isn't necessary 20
sign up beforehand; just come and
when you can.
AliCiiy Hike
whcn7 Saturday. November 18th.
where7 Leaving on the East Seat.
tie boat Dawn" Saturday at .
o'clock TO hike on Mercer island.
When do we eat7 Take your own
lunch and cook over camp fire. Who
leads the hikc7 Mrs. Norman Huber.
Let's have good crowd and poppy
hikci
A you viii notice by the Torch"
a Thanksgiving weekend at Camp
seai,h In being planned. The party Is
limited TO 20 and II AS many want 20
10 as did this last weekend you'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Sorority Meeting

Beta Sigma aiumnac OF Delta
Gamma sorority win uwes Saturday
at ESQ o'clock with Miss Pearl Nc
fponneli at tho chapter house. soi2 T..
t5th ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Mrs. william r.. Hooking viii en-
terrain the members Of her sewing
club. ten IN number. AZ luncheon
Monday AT her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Personal

MIR. and Mrs. John L. Travis.
with their two sons. James and John.
win leave Sunday for short motor
trip 10 California.
Mr. and Mrs Eur~ns L. Nc.
AIiaster have removed nom their
homo on Belmont ave. ". 20 the
Moore hotel. to remain for short
time. later Golnx 20 California for tho
winter.
MR.. n. A. Christof ana her dauTh.
ter. Mira Frederick Barnby. have
returned from q two month"; visit
with relatives IN the East
Miss Betty Morrison. ~ M,ss RAn.
som~'s school a. Piedmont. Cal. win
spend the holidays her~ with her
parents. Mr.. and Mn Philips Nor.
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corneitus Lindhoim
Hattie CarIsoni are receiving con.
eratuiations upon the birth OF n
son. Arne Carlson. on Tuesday. DC.
tohsr ~. at the Swediah hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. wcich and
family arrived homo last week from
. six weeks trip east OF the noun.
talns.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Condor have
removed from sell 18th ave. ". Y.
to the Raxsey Apartments. 1908 l..
Republican at
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Is. Frederick.
son Doris Anderson are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF n
son October % at the Seattle General
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Gilman are cx.
pected TO return next week from q
trip to St Paul.
Miss Florence AnnnbnI. who has
been spending the summer with her
niece. Mrs y. u. Trcfcthcn. left last
week for her homo In Portsmouth.
NJ. II.
Mr.. REX Stafford left las, evening
on n short trip to Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Mrs. Duffy VIII
Entertain Alumnde

Mrs. Gilbert lie Baron Duffy ~iii
entertain the aiumnae Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Saturday afternoon
II her home. SIS w. Comstock ST..
ot $40 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Ladies' Auxiliary TO Temple de-
Hirsch

The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
auxiliary TO Temple DE Hirsch will
be held Monday. November q. I'm the
vestry rooms OF the Temple NJ .
p. m. Election OF officers. Board
meeting at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Musical Program
at Fine Arts

Miss Cecilia Auespurger has ar
ranged the musical program for the
private view OF the exhibition OF So
lected work Of Western painters.
which Il to be held at the Seattle
Fine Arts society. ON saturday eve
ming. from until 10 o'clock.
Following are the numbers.
Kom Nfyra ...... Norwegian Folk song
Thirra cswses. Soprano.
r<onere rrisndisnd. accompanied.
II.
tsananree .......... wirntAwskt
2chxrs no .Taf~ntelt. .+..s.. .wienisws
wtnirred HAteman violin.
Ruth rrynne. ncconpanisl
III.
The Garden % Dreams Amy worth
The Wnndersf -st4...ssstst sc'h'Vcft
sydney Allison. baritone.
Amy worth. seeompanist-
The guests OF honor viii he eight
seattle artists. who will be represent
"a In this collection---NIrs. c. A. Mcr-
ram. Mrs Robert wslkinshsw
<Jeanie waitorl. Mr.. Paul Morgan
Gursin, Mr.. Edgar Forkner. Mr..
Ambrose Patterson. Mr.. Athan
Marulis. Mr. r. Tadama and MIR. Al
ONO Victor Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
sunset Heights Literary Club

The Sunset Heights Literary club
win meet Tuesday. November 7, at
2 p. m, nj the home OF Mrs. Mary
Atkinson, COL ~. 42nd st. Take Phin-
ney car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Margaret Olson Dramatic Recital
Westminster guild Will give an en-
tertainment for the benefit of the
guild Friday evening. Nov. .. nj the
First Presbyterian church. Miss Mar
garet Olson will give two interpretive
one-act plays. assisted by Mr.. Ernest
Worth. vocalist: Mr.. Wilbur wester-
man. vioiinist. and Mira Ernest
Worth. accompanist- Following In
tho program;
Readinw--"Out whsr. the WRIST psuins.
Miss Olson. with Mrs. worth at the
piano and violin obbiigato by
AFR. wsstsrmsn
(s) Tommy Lad"
tb) "Beioved's
Mr.. Worth. violin obbIizato By
Mr.. Westsrmsn.
Rsading-'Fingsr OF God"
Miss Olson.
vioiin--"Caprfes Viennols"
Mr.. Weaferman.
Reading--'.rhe Florist Shop
Miss Olson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Fremont W. @. T.u

The Fremont division OF the w. c.
7. ". will meet Tuesday afternoon,
November 4. al 2 o'clock, In the
mems room AT tho M. 70. G. H.. 4oth
and Whitman. Mrs. Libbie Beach
Brown, county superintendent OF
White Shield work. will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Seattle Lodge M. ,

Seattle Lodge No. Z. ID. II. r. A..
will hold an important business meet.
ing Tuesday. November 4. mt 9 D. m.
sharp in Evergreen hall. A. o. U. w.
building. 1902 Ninth ave. A fun ut.
tendance In desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Mrs. Clara Elson, department In.
spector OF women's Relief Corps Of
Washington and Alaska, will inspect
the work OF Stevens w. II. c. No. 1,
Auxiliary TO Stevens Post No. /,
@. A. r.. for the year Just closing.
M tho regular business meeting OF
Stevens w. II. c.. on Saturday, No.
vembcr II. at D. m. In Veterans
hall, Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
CHATTER Or TIE SHoPPEs

CoRGEoUs fabrics are
NJ one OF the most i'm
portant features Of the
Autumn Mode. Not for
many years have such var.
led magnificent and ssrik.
ing materials been shown.
Dizziness has been replaced
by briilisnce. plain surfaces
by fabrics woven with de.
signs in relief. many take
the appearance Of applique.
metal brocadcd velvets. DE-
lishtful crumpled satins,
blisfered effects ana wool
brocades have been the IN.
SEPARATION OF many Of the
loveiiest models for this fall.
Above all ~ is a season Of
extreme elegance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
BY CECILLE

Chimes. ss.s.y me "a, , Ma.
broad Daylight sls,., cast BEADED by Lot. Wilson This
nsass which 80 to up absorbing story It
chic simplicity MARKS .ns anu msa; Of OAR. blu:
n.
WHY WAITE
ssnsa wi. as and mo money ~ com
ON. can mn. nm very brave front In a
sWls
YOU HAD BETTER KNOW MORE ABOUT
Or new sss s S s TA T ss :s s
plainly MALT to crazy CALM
sulphur chiffon
YOU WILL ALL
"a e.. s % . 40. y. sss
broadway.
THE ONLY LAUNDRY
, VA:
which a bouquet
HAVE YOU SEEN
FomMa a for
also for the gownups at Burke Bldg
10 tofn
years BOZ
DO YOUR SHOES NEED REPAIRING?
shoe
The Metropolitan Shoe Repair shop has modern factory
viii
composition
YOU HAVE ALL HEARD OF TINNEY-
hoard
IN
used extensively velvet and seorEets evening
YOU CANNOT BE ATTRACTIVE
with unsishiy moes and warts Selma Larson win
for e a
Patton" emerod.rs cnnsmoneolorsd
bsads. with striking effect.
CAdvstssmsao .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Palm Circle No. &c. NJ. OF w. viii
entertain Grand Guardian Minnie
Hinrr and Grand Manager Annie
Hawkins with . reception es Econ.
cmy hall. First ana pise St. Tues
day evening. November 7. All
Neighbors Of wocdcrsss sre welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Tho UniverHity Heights PIT. a.
will meet at the school Thursday.
November 0. at o'clock. Mr.. Cole,
superintendent Of schools. will bc the
speaker A reception viii follow for
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole. the teachers and
the parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Ladies Of the q. A. n Homo Sew.
ing club viii. urees ~ the home Of
Mira Netsis Bisseii. s.T w. ssth st..
"Wednesday. November O. Plans viii
be formulated for tho bazaar 10 b
held In the Swedish club. Novem.
Der 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Every member Of every active
group In the city In entitled to a
copy Of the Torch" The scribe or
guardian of tho group should get
enough for tho entire group. Get
them nowi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Anciiy Hike

A you viii notice by the Torch"
a Thanksgiving weekend at Camp
seaish In being planned. The party is
limited TO 20 and II AS many want TO
70 as did this last weekend you'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

The Seattle Council OF Catholic
Women will hold a quarterly meeting
Thurnday afternoon. November Q. at
o'clock In the Knights OF Columbus
hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Prairie REESE Club

The Prairie Rose club VIII meet
Monday. November 6. at : ., m. with
Mrs. Walter II. Crosby. s7ii Broad.
way ~. Mrmlern are asked to bring
fruit for the orthor~dic hospital
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Rainier PIT. A.

Rainier PIT. A. win hold It's regu.
lar monthly meeting and memler-
ship drive Tuesday. November Z, at
3 p. m. Miss Dorothy Grout OF tho
Ycsler library Will discuss childrcn'a
books. Piano duet by Mrs q. Hall
and daughter Theima. Reading by
Alberta Richie. Refreshments will
be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
jefferson Park Ladies' Improvement
Club

The Jefferson Park ladies' I'm
proycment club win meet az tho
home Of Mrs. Floyd Ellis. 30s2 isth
avn. =. on Monday, November Q. at
. y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

West Woodland PIT. A. will meet
at the school auditorium. wcdnes.
day. November s. at 2:30 y. m. Prof.
Rorig will speak on Books for
Young People"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Tho womAn's Tuesday club win
meet on Tuesday. November Z. with
Mrs. -. c. Hall. 1851 18th N. r.
Luncheon at fssso o. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Mr.. REX Stafford left las, evening
on n short trip TO Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

All groups are working hard on
their articles for the bazaar in order
to finish them and have time for Civ
ing service during November and De-
cember. N you have not signed for
your articles do 80 ms soon as pos
sihle 10 help the committee in plan
ming the booths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Clubs


West Seattle Chapter No. 100
Mrs. George II. Cooley win enter.
tain the West seattle Chapter, No.
100. q. Ic. A. social circle. Saturday
evening. NOVEMBER 4. at \ o'clock. at
her home. 6os7 18th ave. N. E.
Seattle Civic and Improvement Club
The Seattle Civic ana Improve.
mont club viii entertain saturday
evening. November 4. at \ y. m.
with the frat Of series OF card
parties. The affair viii he held at
the Federated club house. There
win he music. Members may bring
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Every Tuesday afternoon from a:5o
10 6 during November there win be
someone NJ Lohequs TO help girls
with symbols. II isn't necessary 20
sign up beforehand; just come and
when you can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Custer Camp No. 1

Custer Camp No. 1. Sons OF vetcr.
ans. and Custer Auxiliary No. Z. viii
meet In veterans hall. Armory.
Tuesday. November z. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Miss Betty Morrison. ~ Miss Ran.
somc's school a. Piedmont. Cal. win
spend the holidayr herc with her
parents. Mr.. and Mn Philips Nor.
rison-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gilman ARE cx.
pected to return next week from q
trip TO st. Paul
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n you are planning on collecting
and mending Christmas toys. the
proper time 10 start in ia right now.
Only seven weeks until Christmas
and n we wait too long some chill.
drcn may be left, without toys at
Christmas time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
News Of Fifty Years Ago

(From tho Richmond Dispatch. Aug IS. 1870
At the meeting NJ Common Council Monday
night. j. j. English presented ordinance
appropriating 10000 in 5 per cent bonds for
building additional schoolhouses and for cs
tahl!shing larger grade schools Mayor
Kelley. by invitation. addressed Council in
earnest advocacy OF the appropriation Mr..
IsaRcs moved To amend by making the issue
"a OF January !, 1873 and the ordinance was
adopted. Mr.. N"wbcrry presented series OF
resolutions passed by ass-meeting asking
for the establishment OF n market house and
public hall In Clay Ward which was referred
to n committee Of i've
At n meeting held sunday at Seventh Street
Christian Church. IL decided 10 invite
John Tyler, Of Indiana to occupy the pulpit,
temporarily. G. +. Williams. who has been
preaching hero for the last month leaves
today for Kentucky University to pursue his
studies
our harbor at this time presents n mos;
gratifying spectacle. The wharves are lineG
with vessels and everything in the marine
line is In a most prosperous condition. over
nifty vessels to and from verlous ports OF the
world now loading and discharging their
carEoes
J. II. Woodcock announces an excursion "a
the White sulphur Springs leaving Satu--
day night and returning Monday morning for
SC round trip.
Rev. Dr. fioGr has left White Sulphur
Springs for Morristown. y. j. as guest Of
Governor Randolph. Governor Walker has re-
turned from White sulphur Springs In i'm
proved health.
Henry cox, OF Dutch Gap. has raised a wheat
crop this year yielding sixty bushels to the
acre. This is hard to beat.
An iowa man traded his wife for shuck
mattress and bottle OF mucilage
The first sora OF tho season were At zetelle's
yesterday.
The British brig. Nora; tho German bark
repi,a. and the German bark. Anna. entered
yesterday. and the Norwegian bark. Haafet
cleared for London.
The executive board OF the First Virginia
Regiment has decided to rent the third ncoi
OF Levy Rrothers new building at Eleventh
and Main Streets. to be fitted up as an ar
nory. Tho regiment wish better.
The great Eastern six-tent circus makes ite
advent tomorrow and tho Juvenile portion al
tho community Is In ecstacy over tho event
/ The tAnts will be pitched at Second and Lcigl
Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Health Talks by DIR. Brady
bow Legs.

In the common form of bow legs. tho bend
is in IN" shinhcne Gihian below the knee.
together with inward twist Of tho bone
in some cases. both tho bend and tho twis,
requiring correction. 1t is tho twist that in
verts the feet.
Rickets. nutritional deficiency Of which
soft bones one feature. is tho usual caus"
Eickcts is the result, Of faulty feeding. and
bad general hygiene In infancy
Row-l"GG"d infants should not bc allowed
to walk and should he treated for ricketts,
Corrective spnts or braces may straiIht"u
bow legs In children under years OF age. but
anything OF the Kind requires the regular sup
crvision Of the family physician. and. perhaps,
the counsel of an orthopedc surgeon. Parents
who pcrmi, braces TO to applied tn a child
without medical advice likely 10 regret
their mistake bitterly. when splin, or brace
is used for bow less II should he examined
and adjusted at least each month by tn"
doctor. and IN tho course If a year IL may
accomplish the desired result.
Mild cases of bow less in young walking
children commonly corrcct themselves with
out any treatment.
Rubbing and massage are Of no value in
such dcformity. so far correction "a con
Cerned
even In children young years correc-
ton be brought about only ny surgical
treatment. The hone must he fractured at
the bend. and set In corrected position 10
heal. or course. this Is done under anesthcsia
Following this operation the legs are eucas"d
in plaster Of Paris sniints. and retained In tho
corrected or overcorrccted position for six
weeks.
In adolcsccnrS bow legs arc usually cor
rected by simultaneous. practically hloodless
cutting Of the bone a, the apex OF tho curve.
with similar atter-treatment or course. no
brace or other mechanical appliance can alter
bowling Of the legs after the age Of or :
years. when the bones have hardened.