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The evening world., 1915-03-11

Embroidered filet net lace and
chiffon in black over flesh pink
claborately trimmed with satin
ribbon and gilt ornaments.
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:ulupo6DrA ~. Damsossh volunteers
5oehss rscitals. An this and more, IN
-. mses psrssasivs manner. nr.
Daarsssh ssid - . preface 70 his
u Mr., Damrosch were not the
DnnHnr q the 0ymohony 0octety Or
03n1Fa, VAich he Y, or Of some other
~ oroheotra, which be might Be. ne
IV5ull echisvs fAms - lecture -.
Io16l0 sUeh - thees. OF course. hie
<00os0pllGAmsats - ., pianist cevne
~ uUch, very great deal In fact;
~ Nr. Damroech has the gift OF In
t11aAo talk that instructs while Civ.
}ln9 TIE lig>ener no pause 70 think o.
1SSnS lsoluvoA. Il 10 familiar chat.
IT. aAeestlhe. illuminstsve and
tGo1lDlnG uttered while seateo IN
(SG3K G IL plano, for the most part
<W1kh eniy . thrso.auartcr proale
ferfno1 70 the audience. Seasoned
VIhgDor lovers, no less than neo-
V&p, 1nA enjoyment In Mr.. Dam.
[E7uofo 1uoid expooitiens ana IN nie
- ODmDo1atiou oe TIE themes With
XU11G1 ~ eoeee a6ound9. TO thcee
<onomoo-oet In pelentio Way-he
15Soo thslr real Significance.
y eRAmoss Del IRE Re-" Monte.
s1n0olas gripping tragic opera (csIl le
01o01fa0A, u you VIII, held the 40.
1oo1 atteution Of full subscription
f6011ooeA supplemented ny . host OF
telhA1oes, at the Aetropolita1 Opera
SH6aOo last Might The per0 mance.
5lf tat were possible. was ttcr than
1aoy that has gcne hesor& Under
HHS direction Of M ToscaninI. lu-
4GNoal0 Dori. Ferrari- -Fontana. Amato.
f0o0nr and ths rsst oe The principal
{Dok0ses stirred the audience nightly.
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Black Lace and Chiffon
BLOuSes, $6.49
The evening world., 1915-03-11
Charming Spring Styles in
TRIMMED MILLINERY
The best in style and Quality at the price

An unsuuauy brilliant
display Of New Hats for
Friday and Saturdays
selling. This great COL
lection Of Millinery Is
chiefly the work Of our own
artists. Every new idea
Of merit IS immediately
added to our. almost un-
limited assortment Over
1000 charming Trimmed
Hats in Is many different
styles.
II Is sacomparatively
easy task to make beauti.
ful Hats that sell At SzS. 90
and SIS. 90 but to develop
the same ideas in Hats Of
quality and superior work.
vnanehin and na,Ofe ossp
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Dainty Blouses of
Chiffon Lace >o on
s. Tub SAks, $Z.6S
Aeharming model Qopv sish u.
inskaiioW) in flesh color chiffon
with graceful over.blouse effect
elaborately trimmed with bands
Of cream silk shadow lace and
satin ribbon.
A TAILORED BLOUSE
in white wash elk In mil
itary effect, with trian-
gular pockets; hsrnstitch.
Cd high collar, fronts and
deep cuffs, $2.Ss.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
! euA1 NAP o. IRELAxD.

"a O Hs1slents Day eesveaiF nap
Hsla.4 shssiaf " !ec.istsss aal
- v1u - > lsuels-pags feature Of
- oonlay Wegl6's big Illustrated
nonnlno. Thls NAP. which viii b.
ylnte1 - eolorsy ~ b. - inches IN
80 = g Uook histoeie tntereet and
49, - Sure s1l ~ one Tor yeus
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Tailored Biouses of
Tub Silk andA~on
Crepe de Chine $l.89
A model In tub silk. with vestee
embroidered and cluster tucked
(ilissrsitoS) hemstitched high
collar and cuffs. ..f
A MILITARY MODEL
(losreS centre Wastration)
with plsats and pockets,
low collar effect. Another
model In crepe de chine,
tucked and braid trim
med, $l.Ss.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
Hand Embroidered ", ~l1A
BIouses Of Georqette Crepe $4.14

In white. fesh and the new delicate tints. This
model (sbpU rlh lxsH0tioS) 10 embroidered in effec:
tive ias6ion with heavy rope silk shoulders and
fronts waist. coat cuffs and low collar Of lustre
silk button trimmed.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
VOiIe Rl0usSs.
Special, !

(HbpsT leJf WSskoifon)
A smart tailored model. with
box pleated and cluster tucked
fronts; high collar that may be
worn low II preferred. In white
and delicate shades.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
Elaborate Biouses of -
Lace and "SOciety Satin" $0.4S

Copied from . Blouse that Is sold Tor 1l9.50.
silk embroidered net lace with Society satin.' %
Note the puffed corssge and the soft lace yoke in
cape effect-over chiffon bodice and sleeves.
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Many reflected collection
especially selected for this Se made order and offered remark
ably attractive prices. %
tailored Blouse confeon'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

food so high that millions go hun
cry. Wages and employment con-
troIled by the monopolists are too
scanty to enable the employed to buy
what they desire and the unemployed
staFve.
So we always have a surplus.
The mOnOpoists want to sell the sur
plus to other countries. They don't
want other countries to sell us any
thing, but would force the foreigner
tc pay for our surplus in gold. The
foreigner uses the same quality of
brains that the monopolist does and
holds on to his gold, so that trade
lags and labor, depending upon mo-
nopoly brain for an idea, frets and
starves and dies. But before the fu-
neral he curses the labor across the
water for competing with him for the
favor of monOpolists.
But the embargo: 1t would produce
a decline in the prices of many things.
A decline in prices that are produced
by speculation would do no harm to
any one except spectators and mo-
nopolists. 1t would help the many
and any evil that would come from
an embargo would be vastly less in
extent than the great disaster of a
foreign war. It would not last as
long as a war and would leave the
people to go on with their work free
from the burden Of an increased war
debt.
The saving of human lives would
be the greatest saving. The traffic
in arms and munitions of war would
almost cease, but the traffic in things
that make for peace would vastly in
crease.-Geo. V. Wells, $3.50 South
Park aV.
aer.- -O-O
PLAN FOR WORKING WOMEN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

The Merychippus has been discoV-
cred. We thought at first it was a
chorus girl, but learn it is the three
toed fossil horse which is considered
the missing link by scientists.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

PLAN FOR WORKING WOMEN
The workshops for unemployed
women conducted by the Chicago
.Women's club and the Eli Bates
home have a new source of revenue.
Young women are pledging them
selves to purchase one less spring hat
and give the money to the shops.
- MANY of the girls who came
here" said Mrs. Benz Carpenter,
were so used to being driven like
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04


-O-O
WANT STREET CARS BUILT
HERE
An appeal by labor leaders that the
City Railways Co. build their cars in
this city in the future and give work
to Chicago men before the local
transportation committee has caused
that body to call conference with
the street car company officials. They
will meet next Wednesday.
According to the labor men, B. G.
Dillon, chairman of the grievance
committee, Federation of Labor;
James ]. Ryan of the sheet metal
workers, William Cramer Of the
blacksmiths, and A. Robinson of the
machinists, the railway company has
built 229 cars in St. Louis and Phil
adelphia in the last three years while
they have large plants here.
They could give employment to at
least 500 men is the claim of the
labor men if they would do their fu-
ture building heer
MORE PLAY FOR KIDS URGED
1.-THE schools have no right to
chain children to seats hour by hour.
There shooId be a constant variation
of instruction. There should be
plenty of play"
This is what Ella Llagg Young,
superintendent of Chicago's public
schools, said in addressing the City
club. I'VE must get more fresh air
into the schooFoom, too" she said.
cit now devolves upon the city to fur
nish the strong and sturdy men for
the next generation, and men do not
grow strong and sturdy in overhead
ed, lily ventilated rooms"
-o-O- --..
The Merychippus has been discoV-
cred. We thought at first it was a
chorus girl, but learn it is the three
toed fossil horse which is considered
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

cattle and to working until they
dropped in the sweatshops that they
were actually surprised to be shown
any consideration. Our experience
has shown that employers need a
greater sense Of responsibility"
,lUAAT CTnEET RHnC Dill
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.
Matches Every Chick

Poultry raisers ought TO follow tbs
simple and easy Buckeye system;
which positively matches every ha tcf-
able esq. How 10 make 5000 sea son,
with one incubator that costs S750Is
fully explain in most interestinrl
book which will be sent absolutely
Tree TO any reader who mentions this
paper. Every one should write to-day,
for this valuable free book TO
BlCi<ElT INCUBATOR COMPANY,
U.s. Eip<td Avenue. Springfield. o. "
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IN AiEN1ORIANI.

MEG AN.--In sad but loving remem-
Nn 6rSnSe OF my dear mother,, JANE
years ago March u, 1910.
Al the loss of my dear mother. loved
80 we'll:
kut while she lies in peaceful sleep
Her sacred memory shall keep
Dearest mamma. how miss you
Since from earth you have passed
AND my lonely hear, is aching
~ | think OF you each day.
BY HER DEVOTED BELLA
KIDD.--In loving remembrance OF our
mother. Lula r. KIDD. who depart
ed this life three, years ago to-day
You are not forgotten my dear mother.
md never will you be
For as long as life lasts
We Viii remember thee
Dearest mother YOU hay. lief, us
Left the ones YOU loved we'll
But ZONE day We hop. 10 meet you
And together we shall dwell
Rf HER CHILDREN.
BOTTOMS.-In sad. but loving remem-
brance OF my dear husbun ANDREW
j. BOTTOMS, who passed away one
month ago to-day. February 10. 1915.
Just on" month ago YOU left MS.
Sttil miss your smiling face.
And YOU lief, us to remember
None on earth can take your place.
HIS WIFE
kIDD.--In loving remembrance OF nv
sister. LULA r. KIDD. who departed
this life three years ago to-day
Gone, but not forgotten.
MIR. AND MRS. w. O. MckIAt
TILLER.-ln loving remembrance. OF
our cousin, NERNELLE TII.LER. who
died three months ago.
The twinklins stars are beaming
Upon silent grave.
Where sleeps without dreaming
The one W. could not save.
Oh. the memory OF that evening
AS we stood with aching hearts.
Knowing the one We loved so dearly
Was pierced Nv deaths cold dart
BY her cousins.
RUBY AND PEARL Johns
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HELP WANTED-Nialc.

GOVERNMENT post-of,ice. depart.
mental. clerk. bookkceper and other
civil service examinations soon. Get
prepared by former government exam
iner Booklet free. Write o-day. Pats
terson civil Service school. Fl II. Roch-
ester y Y 49,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GRlFFtTH-The remains Of MRS II
w. GRIFFITH. who died Friday, $40
Mrs. Hunter Wilkinson 3oO3 TAYLOR
Street. Will he taken to Boswelrs sun
day 10 O'Clock 4. NJ Interment will be
o'clock.
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w WANTED. a young man (out OF workGa|
who thinks he can sell goods If given
II chance and is willing to prove IL
! 40. care Times Dispatch 4hfS|
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w ANTED. Young man to represent us
food pay: send us names and adj
dresses 10 Ford car owners with your
applica ton. Will show YOU how to
make money. Dadco Ford Starter, De-
iroit. Mich
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$" TO $40 Il day easily made: co-operata
with us; no capital or experience ne
%. 1906 Irving y. F.. St. Washington,
y. e. -;
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W ANTED. n compet.u, registered phar-
maciSt. highest references required.
Reply. stating salary expected. Box 2l7.
city.
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HELP WANTED-Ma,s

w ANTED. farmer at once with BOYS
TO raise tobacco. corn. etc on shares;
good farm 214. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. paper ruler capable of doing
forwarding and finishing. Good pay
to right man. Permanent work Give
reference. Brown Morrison Co, Inc,
Lynchburs. Va.
Use your spare time to build up a mail
opportIni,ies rartieuiars fe'S' M1-
tnaI Opportunities Exchange. Buffalo,
y !.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
appointments TO be made. Free book
let telling where, they are, what they
lions. Nationa! Correspondence Insti-
tute: Ala Seventh Street. Washington,
-. =.
TWELVE years ago ! s,or:ed ct small
mail order business at home in spare
time with few dollars capital 7
wanted to make $40 or $40 a month
hs ssoo w prss FIVE the yeaa a
netted me s50.oo0. ! will show you
how TO start small mail orhc; bust
It's interesting. No canvassing Hea-
cock. Box 6s9. T.ockport. y. Y.
AN Intelligent person may earn 800
y, mon,hly s0rrssp;GndinE for news
port. \. Y.
WANTED. men 10 learn the profession
OF cleaning and spotting on fancy
garments. furs. feathers kid gloves
etc: For full particulars write to
United States Correspondence School Of
Cleaning and Spotting. p. o. Box 900.
Richmond Va.
$4,000 annually. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything FUR
nished. Don't worry about capital
Boyd h. Brown. Omaha. Neb.
$50 monthly and expenses TO travel:
distribute samples and take orders
or appoint agents permanent. Jap
American Co. Chicago.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required; steady posi-
lions for competent graduates: won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free cata-
logue Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
MAN Of good character wanted in each
town to distribute free goods rs adj
vertisng; experience unnecessary: ref
erences required. SIS week TO start.
Address Hudson. King d Co, Inc. Dept.
25-D, South Clinton Street, Chicago.
WANTED. a man that knows the retail
fruit and produce business and able
TO manage same prefer man that knows
the uptown trade. as store is In the
West End give age, experience and
salary wanted in your reply. G 523
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ANTED, AT once, an experienced a,lr.
tomobile body worker and fnisner
Calls Auto Painting Company, {l6aT
West Broad Street ,sGs@
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WANTED. boy about ls with bicycle to.
deliver packages. Apply rear o0a
East Grace. ~
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M 49,
liza Ah5s

RDAI-Died. March II. 1915. at i1:i5
y. NJ. al his late residence. No.
south Pin" Street. EDGAR ALONZO
age. His wife. Florence Ball Boar. and
tw" sons, g Edwin and ". Daniel.
survive him
Sunday, AFTERNOON. March 81. 1915,
At 1870 O'Clock. lnterment in Holly
wood
Norfolk. washington ana Baltimore
PAPERS please COPY.
BRADLEY Died. after an illness OF
several months AZ his late residence
me Fp n1sIlof frdn EHar n o, MS age
church MONDAY MORNING. March -.
Al II o'clock.
FLETCHER. died at tn. residence OF
her parents 23ls East broad Street,
kIA III T. III MarGh IT, TERESh Ma
loss father. mother. I'VE brothers and
stN HpsT1 AF F2% Hs'riek o Se2sfh
lnterment in Mount Calvary
GoDSEY.-D Died. AT the residence OF her
DAUGHTER. Mrs. L.. T.. ellis. 22lo Ed
M0LI-iE E. GoDSEY. age seven,y-one
Funeral from Oak Grove Baptist
church MONDAY. March %. at II a
NJ lnterment Oakwood.
klNG.-Died In Detroit. Mich, March
l.th. HUGH CARVER KING age
thirty-two years.
Funeral and interment al Jerusalem
church. King William County. SUNDAY.
March 81. n 10 y. NJ
PALMORE.- al his home at
Hwathmey. Va. at 80 A NJ Satnr-
DAY, March 20. 1915. MIR. JAMES NJ
PAiMORE. In ihe seventy ninth wear OF
his age.
Funeral from the home in Cwathmey
THIS tSunday) AFTERNOON 1880 In
| terment in HOLLYWOOD.
WOO ut SheIteriug Arms
Hospital al $50 a NJ Thursday
March Is. MRS. LOUISE BROWNING;
VIE OF Freddie *. Woodson. OF 3OI / >
south harrison street. She leaves her
husband. three small children-Charles
knsseli and Douglas: mother and faith
er two sisters and Two brothers. OF
Richmond
Funeral from the residence THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at o'clock
lntermcnt Riverview
,
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WANTED. experienced bushelman Ap4
ply/ryler's, First and Broad.
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BE Il detective, earn taO to 500 week
~ Travel all over the world. Write
Dept. 81, United States Detective and
Adjusting Agency. Railway Exchange
ST. Louis. Mo.
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WHOl .ESAlE house wants to contract
with young man who can furnish
Ford auto to deliver goods by the year.
Address Is 10. care Times Dispatc CHI ,tllt
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HELP WANTED-Niale.

400 weekly guaranteed, money back
:, proposition Sells TO business men.
Repeat orders come unsolicited. Sam
pies and proof free Co-operutive Co,
Desk 33. Omaha Neb.
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S2b00 annually. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything FUR
nished. Don't worry about capital
Boyd II. Brown. Omaha. Neb
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WANTED. good farm hand: man and
wife preferred. either white or COLI
ored. To live on n farm about mtles
from WILLIAMSBURG. Va. man TO do
general farm work. woman to cook
wash ana Il" general house work for
family of =. Good wages and good
nome offered Apply to Barton T'
Grundy. 500 West Franklin street,
Richmond Va
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WANTED. experienced clerk in lumbe /.
Nard I! Us. care Times Dispatch. Z.
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WANTED. men 10 learn the profession
Of cleaning and spottinE on fancy
garments. furs. feathers. kid gloves,
etc. For full particulars write to
United States Correspondence School Of
Cleaning and Spotting. P. O. Box go.
Richmond, Va
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WANTED. a man that knows the retail
fruit and produce business and able
TO manage same prefer man that knows
the uptown trade. as store is In the
West End give age, experience and
salary wanted in your reply. G 5o3
care Times Dispatch.
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MAN of good character wanted in each
town to distribute free goods rs adj
vertisine; experience unnecessary: ref
erences required. SIS week TO start.
Address Hudson, King a. Co, Inc. Dept.
Esd. South Clinton Street Chicago.
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Will pay honest men mp to $50 month
~. Spare time. Home work. No
chnNassing; no capital Mail order
business. VOORHEES,, Desk 100 Omaha.
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WANTED, men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required; steady posi-
lions FOR competent graduates: won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free cata
logue. Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
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IF you are out OF work. write for our
latest proposition. We want men in
your section, who can earn 50 day.
burgess Speciality Co. 256 Bank Street,
Norfolk Va
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WANTED. 30 electricians and 40 col.
ored men for railroad construction
work and ten walters Apply Public
Employment; Bureau Room IA, CITY
Hall. Wortley Dickie. manager
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$50 monthly and expenses to travel:
distribute samples and take orders
or appoint agents: permanent Jap
American Co. Chicago.
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WANTED, blacksmith who can sharpen
drills and do general iron work. The
Callahan Construction Co. Southern
Hallway Yards. South Richmond
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AN Intelligent person may earn 800
monthly corresponding for news
papers; no canvassing. Send for par
ticulars. Press Syndicate. S92 Lock
mort y
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WANTED. married man for farm work
one capable Of taking charge. III 625.
care Times Dispatch.
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Statesmen to contract with mer-
chants. daily window picture service.
Permanent position. Bis money. Men,
ton Department 80. Photographic News
Service. 30 West Twenty first street.
New York.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY rel BILE man wanting work see
North Second.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-09-20
The State University at Tucson
opened for business Monday.
Summons

In the Superior Court, State
of Arizona, in and for the county
of Navajo.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona,
in and for the County of Navajo,
and the complaint filed in said
County of Navajo, in the office
of the Clerk of said Superior
Court.
Laura Belle Walden, Plaintiff,
VS.. John S. Walden, Defendant.
In the name of the State of
Arizona, to John S. Walden, De-
fendant, greeting:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Su-
perior Court of the State of Ari-
zona, in and for Navajo County,
and answer the Complaint there
in filed with the Clerk of this
said Court, at Holbrook, in said
County, within twenty days
after the service upon you of
this Summons, if served in this
said County, or in all other cases
within thirty days thereafter,
the times above mentioned being
exclusive of the day OF service.
or judgment by default will be
taken against you.
Given under my hand and the
Seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona. in and for the
County of Navajo, this 18th day
of September, 1915.
lSeal] LLOYD C. HENNING,
Clerk of said Superior Court.
1st pub. Sep. II, '15.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-09-20
EXPLAINS BELTS ON JUPITER
Rapid Rotation of the Planet Is the
Cause, According to These Learned
In Astronomy.

1t has been suggested by Lau that
the reason Jupiter has belts instead
of zones of spots is to be found in
its rapid rotation. The material
forced upward from the lower strata
OF the planet, bringing with it q
smaller linear velocity than that of
the surface, streams eastward and
assumes the appearance of elongated
streaks. If the centers of eruption
are sufficiently numerous, belts are
formed, and it is suggested that,
were the suns rotation much more
rapid than it is, the solar surface
at spot maximum would also present
dark streaks or belts. In accordance
with this theory of belt formation
it will be remembered that the great
revival of Jupiter's north equatorial
belt in 1912-13 began with the out
break of a few isolated spots, which
quickly spread out around the plan
et.-Scientific American.