Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1921, Page 14

=14 JOLCANIC ACTIVITY *I CALLED UNRELATED €oncurrent Eruptions During ¥ ast Week Coincidences, ! Say Scientist. the Associated Press. YORK, December 19.—The- s that some scientific relation- p might exist between concurrent Yhlcanic activity reported during the week from Mexico, Argentina, Chile, J81y and Japan were discredited to- y by geological authorities. ifDr. Edmund O. Hovey, geologist of fi: American Museum of Natural tory and a recognized authority f voicanoes and earthquakes, said areas of disturbance were too dely separated to have any con- sction. i.“The eruptions reported.” he said, from volcanoes so far apart that any relationship is only a presump- den. It is bevond belief that the ame cause could exist in each case” 9. Edmund Woodman, professor of sology in New York University, took view that volcanic eruptions oc- curing almost simultaneously in dif- fi’em parts of the world are merely Ancidences. ;" Mountain Buflding Going On. i™1 believe, however. that concur- rent eruptions in Alaska and in the Apdes mountains of South America idve a _certain relationship,” he added, “There is mountain building gaing on in many parts of the world, there are times when we have a series of disturbances extending. for ingtance. from the tip of Canada to QCape Horn. Doubtless the same mighty forces have a hand in each of such eruptions, and this might ac- qdunt for simultaneous outbreaks in itP Chile and Mexico, but would have 19 bearing on_ similar disturbances ift Europe or Asia.” e theory of Prof. Woodman re- nfiuxng a probable relationship be- thgeen disturbances in the same gen-| } range of mountains, as for in< ance the great divide extending g:m the western edge of North and th America, is strengthened by re- piirts received yesterday from Bpenos fres. describing eruptions in the ides and following within a few rs_other reports of disturbances ffpm Mexico. “Phe activity in the Andes resulted ip. considerable damage to the Vil- s of Ozorno, Union and San Pablo, 1 ile the Mexico disturbance was sing grave fears among the ma- ¥ s in the vicinity of Mexico City. Lie in Same Strata. i Hollowing due south on a meridian of® longitude, the South American clfies are some 1,800 miles east of | &xico City, vet lie in what geolog- | ¢ term the same range or strata. YThe causes and effects of eruptions if<this particular range, however, are necessarily found in startas aeross the Pacific ocean. or deep un- dér the Italian peninsula. Great internal heat, geologists point out, might begin generating in one lagality and cast its influence over sfrata bearing a direct relationship offdirectly connected by gigantic fis- s’fies or channels miles under the \egfth's surface. while volcanoes such as Vesuvius and Etna are believed 10 receive their energy from sources quite local to their bases. —_— \Half of Chicago's police force, it { Made Sound the_job before your property . Prompt service. FERGUSON _ r~c. Ph. 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The Hartsdale cemetery is sald to be the only animal burying ground in the United States, with the one in Paris its only rival in the world, It covers four acres and contains hundreds of monu- ments, headstones and vaults to mark the last resting place of beloved pets. | PLAN FREE HOT DRINK AND CRACKER FOR FAINT AND DIZZY COLLEGIANS By the Associated Press. and 12 oclock they get dizzy or CAMBRIDGE, Mass, December Srainbr L i Eo 19—A o relieve this condition Dr. emer cup of hot cocoa or hot Morse consulted the man who has is to be served free every the restaurant concession for the forenoon to any Massachusetts In- :r}r‘sli}:uted a‘m‘i( h; agre‘ed to suo‘xfisly stitute of Technology student who ahof duinisifreciwith g cracker, which he said would be made espe: wishes it. Dr. G. W. 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