Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1923, Page 5

y THE - EVENING = STAR, WASHINGTON, D. -C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 1528 e S ettt M e~ — e Pl N b i — EARTHOUAKES Rfll-l- S. MESSAGE ON PIGECN-EEG ! “And_if you should strike a small | portant cause of & blow might be & |in the nelghborhood of volcanoes the | ever enrust up at all rapidly the|so to speak, that cause the almost ] 4 g rle 4 explosive cap with the end of & long i slipping of one mass of rock over|majority of the quakes may arise|earthquakes at the must have | dally earthquakes in the Japanese | cortain mountains that though ‘mil- | strains’ accumulate over a consider ame palnfu]l tingle to yo ers. | JOWS & brealk, the two acting together. | to squeezing apd pinching is ident | Jiong of vears old are plogi- | ab riod and the break or slide and It b o ','L,.n'{gx.:ne‘wfi ‘(“n’u“l‘fa'.".l rarthauak s o a ive volcanl frum| mountatn ranges. w I\II-h are Im.l‘ iy ‘young' and arc Tintng, | eolliaton which finally oecurs is Vio uake wa s flow reglons may often resu rom ex-| tion of the crust that is ‘pinched he mountains of Ja fall to this lent enough to shake down hills. open 3 wA I-Yi . 0. 8.7 message attached to ice’mdy ‘be fii distress” sdti§ Talley, | o » fow trom & polut whate [1100(ony of gases far Woneath the surc | up g =y i st | & one of the three forces as one can pinch up a ridge of | (juus, and it their ‘growing pains,’ ' wide cracks and destroy cities.” 4 carrier pigeon, which alighted yes- | WiPDInE up the steps 5 e ook “br"_‘f.‘f("":“;_fluw‘lu e, but it is quite posswie that even skin on his arm. If mountains were | L iy at S o | Looking through the transom of the | or‘qn wxploei : St rnoon in a room at Catholic {yoon, designated in the message, Tal- | o &0 ¢xplosion. University, started a’breathléss search w nothing but.a latge packing [ o % 2 by headquarters policemen, which |bOX and articles of furmiture, but | arthquakes. Tt is belleved that be- | . . . el - 3, = - c e of slow contraction or shrink- | - Geo ended in an office of the United States | when he ventured in the room there bt B 3 P, cool- E R i l graphic Society. Bulletin| suet in sn ofice o} fhe nitey Biaies| T, be teituiely 1 g cod e 3t Sy Swi e ot | very Resident Is drme Breaks are credited | the responsibility for most | (i You'll Want to Engage An Apartment in this wonderful new building s Departr - o from police headquarters,” 1 Explains Waves and How | ainiaing "€ Women dotng a lot ¢ ed’ Tallvy, Fando v or because of pressure from deposited When officials at the university ap- | _“Indeed,” $dung 1ady. ser [oL SEATRE AXp nt UD below Ko Suv. pealed to the police to solv cheeks becoming r ned and show- | (8 4 - | They Start. mystery, Policemen Tailey und Folly | ing a bit of excitoment. Eventually the strain reaches the | 4 3 breaking point and there is & snap- 71 | at police headquarters learned tha A sécond you: red, sald aking D e e LT e, Bt Ay sdcand YpN e | ping of the rocks which sends violent | itteenth an e treets . . B contained 1hs‘eu:r “Room 714, 1 | the ° ) explained ::.;-;: to the surface, causing earth- | xactly what 1s earthquake? | B street southwest.” The policemen | that the pigeon Had appeared in the | Quzkes | Because they all recognize that the Apartments in o eadquar- | violated more than one trafic regulu Mce displaying evidences of hunger | The bléw type of earthquake s oS y 4 gniz Apa S A Bulletin from the local headquar- | ¥ioisted WOrs tAn one trame regula- | o ' 3 | probubly 3 nd - thirs It had been fed and less important. Such a blow this new building are very superior in many respects ters of the National Geographic So-|ing hund to some person in distre | watered not Kept because it | might reslut from the falling in of a g Y oy + P clety answ the questic isa| A sign on the B street building | was: infested with vermia, " great \ui\rlul_ blut probably would -and superb in all respects. % \ | —700 Ouel L ) { aking c » earth or a part of it; |Showed the bullding was occupied by | The “help” message had been at- |cause only a local shiver. A more im- | ¥ 3 s soon as you have given them careful ins ion anc Quaking of the earth or a part of it:|J13V; furegn of the Department of | tached with o view': to “having 'its | o= S — - | Lnly the four-room size aré. Svaiobla oW Hut P 2 e EEa, ; pecHes and theoretically ¢ vibration at all Agriculture, but that made no.-dif- |next benefactor give it a much peed- | A‘“m thiey e beauti ith ‘bath B F b ; checked up the many advantageous features. fills the blll. The.quake in so far|ference to t}e sleuths, |ed bath a stated. ~And the ! ey ¢ beauties—with bath and one o hose cute They are simply beautiful and meet every requireme nt e e e o cring | - “Somebody ip the Kovernment serv- | passiing mysters was Soived: twood & Rupprecht dining.alcoves. Renting from $85 to $97.50. LRl : Designers Make your reservation promptly. Open I'wo rooms and one bath to eight L BlERk totho gisna-down TAY matter that seem to account satisfac- | give you a quite painful sensation. . | and for i " e rooms and two baths. $50.00 to Pt v T IO L0 ain® that make | torily for the happenings and which| “Hold an iron bar by one. end and Minfedess I or inspection every day mnd. eveming $225.00 per month sound. 1 the simplest wave mo- |are accepted pretty generally strike the other sharply with a ham- by e tion' {s none too v to understand: ‘Hold a dry stick as big as your!mer. Again the vibratlons carried to I'he resident Manager will exhibit them at any and the waves in the varying earth|thumb in your hands and bend it|vour hand may be violent enough to of | - . s time—convenient to you, day or evening Materials that make themselves known | unti] it breaks. “At the snap waves produce a stinging pain L° . Harr % A Klte i y y to man as earthquakes are probably : - Lagl tmg v Harry A Kite the most ‘complex waves that exist. | TS . — % | : | Y A ey are at once motlons ‘up-and- | ¢f e i Incorporated down’ 1ike sea w ; crosswise like letures | ! (Incorporated) the waves in 2 ag; Snal ety ke 0unE e . 1514 K Street Phone Main 4846 1514 K Street Phone Main 4846 otlon In a long coiled sp 737 9th Bt. N.W. 3 pended with o welght bobbing at its |} e = end, and in addition may have twists N 4 | ——————— bout imagina - all of with his or her Apartment at to the surface of waves in th % These wav not be compa has built certain hypotheses about the | will travel to your hands and usually f mply to the up-and-down W nate in some earth and start n. The waves ved into a pond on the surfaee er. the waves in the earth a solid, attempt to form spher: at constantly grow outward. on, however, because of the diff. > in the rigidity of differ- ent rock materizls, the form is flot a sphero at 2 very irregular curved solid instead, more nearly that | ®©f a potato, perhaps. Two Kinds of Waves. “The two pr 1 types of earth il ‘Waves, those t travel like the pul- satl in pring, straight out; and those avel like ripples and the w v vise motior The pulsing waves are and of course the place where they make themselves fedt fir nd mo e raight point. This is up the surf. rth and everything on it, and let them fall back. This is done’ very 1 surfaces maost the first S oweee s uetwe el this Fall —and your hat will wear well; it will hold its graceful shape and be tance from the a credit to your appearance. .“indulations ; $ Hauls $7, $8, $10 there into : on and th Widening b I CRITE R (INCORPORATED) LR e 14th and G Streets "™ regard to hqua W DUNLAP Jauake wav ter, and Four Ways to Be Fashionable 1n O lovely are the new ? “Hahn Specials” for Autumn that their very low price becomes more wonderful than ever. Otter Suede with Brown : ; 3 Otter Suede with Brown Kid Trim. Also in Gun Metal Kid Trim. Also in Black Calf or Patent Leather. Satin, black suede trimmed. / . $5.95 . 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