Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1931, Page 36

APRIL 2, 1931 were fnm-db ltnd :N wllm"n:fid Served for Brother’s Crime. :namh‘ Pat was sentenced they were unable to determine had The & % Dudley, Bogland, of Pat sentence was commuted. When | i had served 13 years his brother DEATH OF D. C. MAN been beaten or had fallen while intox: Groaks Hite eoulied's WUbt arisse of | feaed (e wrisen, Tou Wi Dok 0T D comtie icated. He was found lying unconscious risond released. B e o B A es and | ploeive cap with the end of n long Tod | gases far beneath the surface, but it &8 | g\ o ool o iy the street, Pending the examination | 35 YEATS 880 and its strange sequel. i e sory "o Pt the man, the effects of the 8 i 1 create new surface undula The | grasped by the other hand the explo- | possible that even in the neighborhood of the internal organs the inquest was | Groake and a brother were tried for the | Girouke, but had mever known . lconter, tos. thiows | sion would probably bring the same of volcances the majority of tne ‘quakes . i , nF WAVES IN EARTH [ rs surface there ints unina- | palnful tingle to your fingers. | arise from sudden breaks in the rocks. postponed until April 23. murder of their mother, who was kicked | attended the funeral. ‘mr.v waves like ripples on a poi d Breaks Probably Most Important. Ao ROSEBUSHES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS those It is generally believed that earth- Big sale of these items. Unusual values. ordinarily offered at these prices. 2-Year-Old Field-Grown Roses THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, THURSDAY, 1 1 jerked sidewise and back for tiny dis- | the other sharply with a hammer. | of rock over another with a collision at nn:; in every direction. | Again the vibrations carried to your | the end of the slide. Such a blow often |PROBE MYSTERIOUS At points some distance from the hand may be violent enough to produce follows & break, the two acting together. epicenter the pulsing waves strike the | a stinging pain. | " Earthquakes in active volcanic regions And if you should strike & small ex- may often result from explosions of Employe, Found Injured et in Street. Measurements by Electricity. By the Associated Press. i | oy ut | qu s flow from a point where . % hit 3 st | 6F “greatest up-and-down motion, but | quake waves flow fror ¢| A micrometer that measures and in-| CHICAGO, April 2—An examination Complex Types of Motions, L speed from place l;‘:':-m"r"‘gf‘l:\‘;“,d,“,{lv"‘,'fl:,_ co forces Mlusirated 1| gicatcs, with absolute accuracy, theof the internal organs of Frank B. Gor- Often Unite to Increase |simographs cf the we : it Breaks are creditcd with | one-hundred-thousandth part Gf an |man, who once was employed as a mes- S ponsibility for most earthquakes, |inch has been developed. The gAUGE|...our jn the United States Senate at Destruction on Surface. It is belleved that because of slow con- (18 electrical and is used, among other : The second important question in re- | traction or shrinking which may result | Ways, in the assembling of some deli- (Washington, was planned today in an | gard to an carthquake is: What starts | from the cooling o the outer portion | cate electrical mechapism, and as it)effort to clear up the mystery of his ST the waves? of the earth, or nm.{w of pg:s:;\m- may be read instantly it is a great lnn~““’:)"l-t He fl&;dl ;I\l";dt‘axy mght. i B . ” o v t on the old method, both in octors sald his skull and shoulder “The | "'No one has ever seen an earthquake | from deposited silt, strains are set up [ provemen R H T ~——— - wave start outward from its center, | below the surface like those in the |its speed and accuracy. Five-ten-thou- | anew in non-technical minds the ques- | xii® ™\ fe enough to sny that no|bending stick. Eventually the strain|sandths of an inch causes a pointer to tions What 1s an earthquake and what one ever will But scierge has bullt | reaches the breaking point and there is | travel a distance of 5 inches on a scale s causes it?" says a bulletin from the Na- ; ceriain hypotheses | Whish are pretty | & snapping of the rocks which sends|In other words, a reading of one ten- | Chamaecyparis Plumosa, 12-15” tional Geographic Soclety. Violent waves to the surface, causing | thousandth of an inch at the work ap- | Chiamaseyparis: Plamecs Avres; Continuing, the bulletin n your h b until it ar thumb | earthquekes | pears on_the scale as 1 inch, and one | o " | “The blow type of earthquake is prob- | one-hundred-thousendth of an inch is - 12-18 " i < veql 'trovel | ab'y Jess importani. Such a blow might | recorded as a tenth of an inch. The RSN —s. Fh oty 1s seafty t from the faling in of a clectri= gauge permits aceuracy to by the name “earthquake.” The phe- but prebably would c-use within two one-hundred-thousandths of an inch Do not compare with stocks All grown by reputable local nurseries. Juniper Depressa Plumosa give you & sensation. cav nomenon is nothing more nor loss than >n fron bar by ons end strike loral sbiver. A move important cau: & quaking of the earth or pait of it. ‘Theoretically, at least, any vibration will suffice, from the tremor caused' 9 . by & passing railrond train to violent On t et q NCID IL ln disturbances that shake down cities, StaLE CoFFEE take the joy out of life/ open earth crevices and send moun- | tainous “tidal” waves to sweep over coastal Jowlands. | Earth Waves Complex. | . As it makes itself known to man and | Ns instruments, an earthquake is the eoming to the surface of waves in the earth, Even the simplest wave moticn 18 none too easy to understand: and the waves in the varying earth materi- als that make themselves known to man as earthquakes are probably the most complex waves that exist. They are at once motions “un and down" 1 sea_waves, crosswise like the waves in | a flapping flag, back and fcrth like | sound waves or the motion in a lonz colled spring suspended with a weight bobbing at its end, and, in sddition. may have twists about imaginary pivot lines in all three dimensions. The earth waves responsible for earth- quakes start in some region down in the earth and spread out in every di-| rection. One of the simplest types of | ‘waves that can be observed, those from | & pebble dropped into a pond, forms growing circles on th: surface of the water. But the waves in the earth, being in a solid, attempt to form spheres that constantly grow outwerd. Soon however, because of the differences in texture of different rock materiale, the .. form is not a sphere at all. but a o1y jrregular curved solt nearly that of a potato. Epicenter Is Describod. The two principal types of earth ‘waves, those that travel like the pu'- sations in a bobbing spring, straight cut. and those that travel like ripples and the waves in a flag, with a sidewise mo- | tion, move at different speeds. The | pulsing waves are the swifter, and. of | course, the place where they make themselves felt first and most strongly 18 the surface area directly above their | starting point. This is technically the | “epicenter” or “epicentrum.” These | Chase & Sanborn’s is SAFE when you get it. With this more delicious coffee you get com- Guaranteed FRESH! 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