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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Madrod Guilds
MonthiH Heeting

MEdrona Euild OF tho ofthopedlc
hospital win have It's regular month.
~ meeting Friday. March 20, az 10
n. m. Mt the homo OF afrs. o. H.
Joseph, 1871 eist ave. n. Mrs. Jules
ChaTbneau will be hostess for tho
day. She viii be assisted by Mrs.
Z A. Burkhardt. Mrs Pcrclval Col.
tins. Mrs. John Leo Ifolcomb. Mrs.
II. c, Converse. Mrs. J. A. Clark.
Mrs. c, Forbes Davis, Mrs. j. A. Car.
stems. Mrs. l.. r. Dawson. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Elmer. Mrs. J. II. Garrett, Mrs. -,
II. Hagen. Mrs. j. J. Jenuells and
Mrs. Charles ". Knox.
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HoStesSes for Sunday
Ninht Snnper

Mrs. pounell a, Fisher. Mrs CO,
un Bacon. Mis- !, F, Douglas and
Mrs. J. {, MeCollister will DO hest.
esses SUNDAY night at the Tennis
club. Mr.. Lawson RhoadeS, violin
list. with Miss Gladys FrtlE, at tho
piano. viii present the musical pro-
gram later.
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WEST WOODLAND
PRE- SCHOOL CIRCLE

West Woodland pre-school circle
win hold an entertainment for the
kindergarten and the first grade
Cheers, wednesday,. March 10. at
~ D. m. In the school auditorium.
Fathers are urgently requested to
attend.
The program win include: well
come from tho pre-school. Mrs. i.
J. Catec, president; response. by the
principal Mr.. Smith; pre-school or
ganIzation. Mrs, Rohrback, president
Of the pre-school circle; music. high
school trio: pre-school child, Miss
Nellie Goodhue: introduction Of kim
dergarten and first grade teachers
By chairman Of the program COM
rnittee, Mrs. J. w. LIpskc. Refresh
ments.
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Bridge and Nah
.Jonqq Luncheon

I'm compliment TO Mrs McCord
kOlor who Is leaving shortly for
Ns~4f home east OF the mountains
after 4 visit IN town. Mrs. Henry
u. Morris will entertain with lun.
rheon at her home on Wednesday
afternoon. Bridge and nah jongg
VIII b played later.
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Tea Win Compliment
T1Co Brides

Miss Catherine Howard has ar
ranged a bridge tea al her homo on
Saturday afternoon Ia honor o.
Mrs Buel Beechag Blake (porccn
Kennedy and Mrs.. Edwin MAIDEN
Canine SprlngcD. two rccon, brides
Miss Caroline chlnn and Miss Alice
Springer win assist.
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Birthddy Pdrty

For the pleasure Of her daughter.
Frances, on her thirteenth birthday.
Elrs. NJ. Ambrose entertained twelve
little guests at her homo on satur.
day afternoon.
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MANUs CLUB TO
GIVE BENEFIT PARTY

Tho Manus club viii entertain
with an afternoon and evening
bridge party at the home OF Mrs
w. A. Bricker, Biz Il. Lynn at,
on Wednesday. March IS. The at-
fair IS for the benefit OF the clubs
welfare work.
Miss Margaret Sather ls general
chairman OF the party, assisted by
the following chairmon Of tho
various committee: Miss Martha
Mcdonald. prizes; Mrs j. 7.
Bricker. refreshmcnts; Miss Virginia
Carroll. tickets; Mrs J.. Pelton,
tables.
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Women's Clubs

day. March rs. promptly at ? o'clock
In the Frederick 6 Nelson auditori.
urn. Reports from committees and
the board meeting win be read. or
CARNATIONS wishing to cooperate are
urged 10 send delegates to this meet.
ing.
DR.. Lauro De Bosis viii speak on
Italians as Group"
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and their friends on Saturday after
noon, March Il. nj ? o'clock. at a
bridge. NAH ionEg and crossword
puxzlp tea, Tho affair will be-
benefit for tho building fund. Tick
cts and information may be obtained
from Mrs James 4. Kerr.
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Mrs. Conan
Luncheon Hostess

10 honor Mira c. o. Jenka OF ST.
Paul, who n n guest IN the city,
Mrs Wilbur Conan entertained With
a luncheon Of eight covers this
afternoon az tho Sunset club,
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Luncheon for Visitor

Mrs. r. l.. Eicher win entertain
nt luncheon on Wednesday at her
home in honor Of Mrs. C. +. Llndner
OF Portland. who Is Mrs. G. w, John.
sons guest for q fortnight.
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ROSS PIT. A.

Tho Ross Parent-Teacher nssocia-
ton win hold an evening meeting
at tho school on wednesday. Marck
IS, at 3 O'Clock. a good program
Is promised. brr. I. r. Cole. super
lntendent Of Seattle schools. win be
the speaker. Refreshments win be
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
woMANs CITY CLUB

The Woman's City club has called
an organization meeting for Wednes.
day. March 1S, at IL o'clock, at tho
Waldorf cafe. Mrs. n. J, Irvine,
choirman, requests all her colonies
and captains TO report.
Tho regular meeting OF the Won.
ans City club VIII be held Thursday,
March 10, at the Y. w. G. A. Mr..
Read Bane will continue his discus,
sion OF CITY Planning"
The municipal citlzcnghIp class
will meet Thursday morning at 1890
In tho Erickson room at tho Y. w.
G. a. MIR. William u. freeman win
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WEST SEATTLE
REVIEW NO. I'll

West Seattle Review. no. 81. w.
3D. A. Of tho Maccabeeg, VIII have
q card party. Wednesday evening,
March 10, at 8 o'clock. in Car
penters hall, 4441 California ave.
Refreshments. Public invited.
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Series Of BRIDGE Parties

sfr. and Mrs, William II Rees win
entertain with the first or series
Of bridge parties at their home In
IanreIhurst on Saturday evening.
March FL.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

WEST HILL PIT. q.
West Fiji PIT. A. viii meet Wed
nesday, March is. at the Olympic
Heights club house. s5th ave. $. w.
and Kenyon st. From 100 o'clock
until z:5o o'clock, there win be q 70
rial hour and refreshments, followed
by a business meeting. At 2 o'clock,
Mrs. II. c. Rohrback win speak on
'Pre-gchool Work"
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IONA SOCIAL CLUE

Ionla Social club viii meet at the
Masonic temple. wednesday, March
10, at 2 p. m Whist. Eastern stars
ind friends invited.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The board OF trustees OF tho Seat
tie Hebrew Benevolent society win
meet at Temple Center Wednesday,
March IS, at 1890 n. IN.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NATIONAL SECRETARY
RID CROSS TO gpEAIr fIt.r,t

NATIONAL SECRETARY
RED CROSS TO SPEAK HERE
Miss Mabel r. Boardman, nation.
al secretary OF tho American ned
Cross and national director OF Vol.
nntecr service, win deliver an nd.
dress. entitled ~ CAN 10 tho In.
Lands for tho American woman"
at Frederick & Nelson's auditorium.
at ESQ p. m. Saturday. March 81.
Miss Boardman has given hcr life
voluntarily 70 Red Cross work for
tho past twenty. fiya years. She has
never received ono cent OF rcmuncr
alton, but hns given many thou.
sands to Red Cross work and pays
all her travelling expenses. both nj
homo and abroad. Her book ON
the history OF tho Red Cross society
Is we'll known. and she hns prepared
leaflets on tho following phases Of
Red Cross volunteer service, which
nro In Wide circulation: 'Brnlllc
Transcription" "cantean.r "surei.
cal Dressings and production"
further pamphlet on the subject Of
Clerical Service" is now being
being compiled.
This meeting win DO attended by
womon's organizations and clubs
aud tho general public. The follow.
Ing nearby chapters have been
asked by Pacific headquarters TO
attend: Thurston county. Tacoma,
BelIlngham, Mount Vernon, sedro.
Woollcy. Anacortes and Everett.
Tho list of Seattle woman on the
committee of invitation includes:
Mrs. Fred H. Baxter. Mrs. Walter
Beals, Mrs. Frederick Buell.. Mrs.
Barnhart, Mrs. Irving Clark. Mrs.
Frank Waterhouse. Mrs. j.. c.
Ward. Mrs. Ellis De Bruler, Mrs.
Malcolm Douglas. Mrs. a. $. Hng.
gett, Mrs. Thomas Irving. Mrs.
Henry tandes, Mrs. John @. Matth.
ews. Mrs. II. Il. Maltby. Mrs. George
4. Myers. Mrs. Alexander McE,wan,
Mrs, william Utter. Mrs. Worrall
Wilson, Mrs. Frederic Hall White.
Mrs. a. S. Kerry. Mrs. Elmer wal.
dron. Miss Catherine Collins, Miss
Rose Glass and Miss Airline Johnson
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Informal Supper for
Miss EnlOIY

Miss Berenico da ronte viii en-
terrain with an informal supper at
her home SUNDAY night In eompli.
ment TO Miss Nancy Emory, who ls
leaving soon for the East,
Invitations are limited TO Intimate
friends ~ the honor guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
PYTHfAS SISTERS
TEMPLE NO. 0

Pythian Sisters. Temple No .
VIII have It's regular meeting and
Initiation Wednesday. March is nj
y. m. in A. o. u. W. hall. iioo
Ninth ave.
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QUEEN ANNE AUXILIARY
TO RUTH SCHOOL
Queen Ammo Auxiliary No. /. 10
the Ruth School. viii meet with
Mrs, Harry c. Bunk. SOC 18th
ave. NJ. Wednesday, March z5.
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COTERIE CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

At the annual meeting OF the
Coterio tho following officers wore
elected for the ensuing year: Presi.
don't. Mrs. II. Il. Mnllett: vice preai.
dent. Mrs. l.. w. Graham: recording
secretary, Mrs. G. A. Newhnll; cor.
responding secretary, Mrs. A. Jost;
treasurer. Mrs. w. Harry Richards.
trustee. Mrs. A. g. Pike; directors
Mrs. Mary +. Ramsdell, Mrs. J. r..
Pugsley. Mrs. Robert n. AtlSin; dele.
gates to Seattle Federation, Mrs. II.
u. Wells, Mrs. Archibald Wilson.
Mrs. William Hovey; delegate TO
state Federation. Mrs. Mallott, Mrs.
Carrie II. Buell., Mrs. Charles c..
Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

QUEEN ANNE CHAPTER.
o. Il, s.. U. y,
Queen Ammo chapter. o. r. g., U.
D.. viii hold rs stated communica-
ton IN Masonic temple. on Queen
Anne Hill. Tuesday evening. March
II. An Eastern Stars invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
WILL LECTURE on
ITALIAN WOMEN

Wild LECTURE ON
ITALIAN WOMEN
The lecture on Tho italian Won.
an by Or. Lauro Do Bosls. at
Meany hail. under auspices Of the
Seattle Federation OF women's clubs
and tho women Of the university will
be given wednesday, March IS. nj 4
O'Clock. Members OF clubs invited
and urged to attend.
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1880 p, m. at tho home OF Mrs. r.
u, Hemingway. bo4s 10th ave. ~. r.
Mrs. Ralph Parker. program chair.
man. announces tho following nro-
gram: A group Of songs bt MrH.
Arthur II, Rushton. accompanied
by aIru. Lloyd Beckett. and tho study
Of sholdon'a Romance" by the
members Of the department Lunch.
con chairman. Mrs. J @. Clark
CLUB WOMEN WILL
HEAR LECTURE
Seattle Is indeed fortunate IN hay.
ms this week as It's guest Dr,
lauro Do Boosts. noted Italian aehpl.
ar, who will give series OF five
lectures under the direction Of the
University OF Washington.
Tho lecture on "wednesday viii be-
Of special interest 10 the club won
en- OF the city. tho subject being
The Italian Woman" Members OF
Tie Seattle Federation OF wonen's
Clubs and tho women OF tho uni
Nersl,y nro cooperating with tho
university and extending invitations
10 their members for tho affair
Dean winlfred HaxEett viii prr.
side az tho afternoon session and
Mrs. W r, Barnhart win Introduce
Dr.. do Boosts.
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CASCADE PIT. A.

NsiosNJII - II
Cascade PIT. A. will meet Wednes.
day, March IS. Mt 2A5 p. m. Mt tho
school. Tho program viii include;
Welcome by tho principal, Mr.
Charles Pagan; Springs Songs. group
from lower grades; Irish Tilt, group
Of ga girls: address. i. II. Willard
assistant superintendent: violin solo,
Joseph omdale; Refreshments and
social hour.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUE

Tho Progressive Thought club win
meet OF tho Federation clubhouse on
wednesday. March IS. at 100 o'clock.
Tho program includes n paper on
The Mosaic in Art Up TO tho Twelfth
Century" By Mrs. Anna Il. Winsor;
piano selections by Mrs. Louis j.
strang. Hostesses. Mrs. Winsor and
Mrs. Thomas Angela. Friends and
visitors welcome.
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PARTY WILL BENEFIT
BUILDING CLUB
Members Of tho Woman's Century
club who reside mt The WilsonIan
will entertain members Of the club
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'INcEss ANGELINE


Princess Angelina council, No. s.
Degree OF Poeahontaa, will givo a
dsnce "wednesday evening, March
10. nj Swedish Club hall, Eighth
nve. and Olive II.
AMERICANlzATIoN BUREAU
The Ansricanlzation bureau Of Sc.
ssue organization viii meet Wedncs.
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EASTERN STAR CLUB
Tho Eastern Star club will have a
bridge for members Wednesday.
March is. at p. m. ut 1000 Arcade
square.
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Vancouver Visitorfonor Guest at Luncheon;
Dinner Groug at ~, Patrick's Dinner Dance

MRS MARION RUSSELL cunt
wi MrNGs entertained at luncheon
today al her hom1 IN honor OF Mrs
ANGUS stewart of Vancouver h c.
who Is visiting I'm town,
Covers were placed Cor twelve,
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speak on The Purchasing Depart.
mont Of the Board OF Public Works. .
MCKINLEY CIRCLE
William Mckinley circle. Ladies' Of
tho @. a, r., viii hold a business
meeting Wednesday. March rs, at
40 p. m. in Veterans hall. Armory.
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No-HoSt Dinner at
Golf Club Dance

4 no.host group az the ST, Pat
riclt's day dinners at the Seattle
Golf club tonight viii include .NIu
Walter Henry. Mr., and Mrs. ALVIN
schwascr. Mt and Mrs, Arrlgo
Young. Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin Matr'
~. Mr. and Mrs, J. c Glass. Mr.,
- Mrs. ]. J, jennelic, Miss III,
Wan Macl<ay Of Detroit and Mr.,
Chester Roberts,
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Tho Harrison PIT. A. will hold It's
regular meeting "wednesday. March
IS, Mt 2:30 p. m.
Jessie y. Merrick, supervisor Of
physical education, will speak. Pre-.
gram by pupils Of the school.
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MOUNT noLYoKE ALUMNAE

Mount Holyokc college alumnao
viii have their regular monthly meet.
ing wednesday, March is. at $3.50
o'clock. at the homo OF Mrs. s. L..
Barnes, 7oG 18th ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
unMAN,s CENTURY CLUE

The chorus OF tho Woman's Cen-
,ury a3slb win meet "wednesday.
March is. nj 10 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. J. II. Templcton, 1908 Sen
cen ST.. for rehearsal under direction
Of Myrn Bancroft Olive.
The drama department meets al
Evening star., 1925-04-05

1cult to control. 1t will also pre-
vent Pyorrhea. for Pyorrhea cannot
occur as long as this fine edge OF
gum tissue at The Danger Line
remains intact
Safeguard The Danger Line
Milk of Magnesia is the best
product known to science for neu
tralizing the acids in the mouth
which cause Acid Decay and fire.
quently lead to Pyorrhea. Squibb's
Dental Cream is made with
Squibb's Mix of Magnesia.
Squibb's Dental Cream protects
your teeth at The Danger Line as
no other dentifrice can 1t promptly
and safely neutralizes the acids
which may form there 1t soothes
the gums Tiny PARTICLES of
Squibb's Dental Cream reach those
places on and between your teeth
which are inaccessible to any
toothbrush. 1t keeps your teeth
clean. bright and attractive, bring
ing out all their natural beauty. It
is absolutely safe for all the family
even for the baby. At druggists.
Evening star., 1925-04-05

Where is The Danger Line!
The gums join the teeth with
very fine, thin edge. If you look
closely you can see the small
lodges and V-shaped crevices
formed by this joining of the gums
and teeth. You will find them on
the outside of the teeth, in between
the teeth, and in back of the teeth.
They form The Danger Line.
A toothbrush that is too stiff,
the careless use of a tooth-pick or
of dental floss, any abrasive. or
strongly antiseptic dental cream,
powerful astringents-all will in
jure this fine edge of gum tissue
at The Danger Line Then the
gums recede, widening the
V-shaped crevices and eventually
exposing the softer, bony struc-
ture Of the teeth.
Food collects in these crevices
at The Danger Line. There it fer
ments, forming acids which lead
to Acid Decay of the enamel, and
later to assesses. Germ life
thrives under such conditions, and
Evening star., 1925-04-05

THE Danger Line on your
teeth is vitality important.
It's care means sound, at
tractive teeth and firm,
healthy gums. Neglect
The Danger Line and you
invite Acid Decay, Pyor-
rhea-even serious gen.
eral physical disorders.
Evening star., 1925-04-05
Only proper care at
THE DANGER LINE can protect
your teeth from Acid Decay
and prevent Pyorrhea

the gums become irritated.
receding farther and far
ther from the teeth, and
eventually you have Pyor-
rhea and loss of teeth.
Proper care at The
Danger Line will protect
against the types of Acid
Decay that are most diff
Evening star., 1925-04-05

Traffic control eonges,ed districts has prevented
nestimsble loss of life and damage property.
This the day of Danger marked
wherever exists and measures OF safety adopted.
To prevent decay and disease. TO safeguard health
even life itself-denta authorities have pointed
out The Danger Line tee,h-whieh demands
constant and attention.
The Washington times., 1925-05-18
This is John Bull sitting on Egypt, as Paris car
fOOniSt sees him.

While this counrys sentmentalsts talk about League
Of Nations the rights of little people, etc, old cousin
John Bull the doesn't deceive himself others
He has ONE idea that this nation ought to have He thinks
Scotland Wales Canada Australia South Africa ETC., is
good enough league.
The only other league that him American
: League of Nations THE FoRTY-EIGHT STATES IN THE
UNITED STATES.
IF some sloppy could have much
dence in the AMERICAN league of forty eight STATES
John Bull has in his imperial British league should be
better off in America
curately how John Bull feels when the rights Of
little people He went into Egypt long ago. He has spent
his millions controlling the waters of the Ne building great
dams And incidentally he has given least SOME kind of
justice to the inhabitants of Egypt They didn't have ANY
before Give the devil and John Bull their due Before John
Bull went there the miserable lowcass people Of Egypt
had no rights property they could call their
Some Khedve other potentate ruling in the of
Allah and Mohammed with his wives around him and his
slaves sweating in the hot could take anything he wanted
John Bull changed that He said those Egyptian poten
taes You must NOT take anything YOU want of course
will take anything want; that is DIFFERENT, for use
discretion"
This of John Bull sitting pretty shows his ct
titude toward little people in way that may
sitting in different parts of the world would rather have
him sitting upon them than the rulers that sitting on
them before
This also attitude Frenchmen toward
their recent dear ally England
With Prussia threatening 1914 England flew
was to last through all the ages.
With Germany BEATEN, they go back to their natural
traditional historical attitude Of suspicion and dislike
The moral is: LET THE UNITED STATES ATTEND
TO IT'S BUSINESS, HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE LEAGUE
OF FORTY EIGHT AMERICAN STATES AND LET OTHER
PEOPLE MANAGE THEIR OWN AFFAIRS
The Washington times., 1925-05-18
GARRETT P. SERVISS REVEALS
MYSTERY OF MOTION
Experiment of Firing Candle Through Thin
Board Shows Strange Quality in Speed.

done, and by the laws of momen-
tum it ought to be possible.
However, the only complete ac-
count of HOW it Is done that 1
have ever seen came from that
delightfully."- human physicist, Pro-
lessor John Perry.
why" asks Professor Perry,
has not the soft candle time to
be broken and yet the wood has
time to get torn asunder?'. He
answers the enigma this way:
1.-The wood, If it were slowly
pressed would communicate it's
strain energy to every part of the
board and its supports; but this
communication takes an appre-
ciable interval of time, however
suddenly the pressure may be
applied, or however great it may
be. AS the strain energy is rap
idly produced" (by the exceed
ingly swift motion of the candle),
'it becomes accumulated near
the place of contact to such an
extent as to produce fracture of
the wood.
Now the point of the candle
is subjected to the same pressure
as the wood and begins to get
spoiled in shape and the compress.
sion produces a lateral spreading.
But the compressiVe strain en-
ergy is communicated very rapid
ly backwards along the candle,
and the spreading and spelling
goes on along it's entire length,
but Is small at any point, since
it Is distributed over the whole
mass. Practically, therefore, the
spelling occurs only at the point
of the candle"
Here it should be remarked
that the shape of the candle, long
and slender, and moving end-on,
favOrs the backward spread of
the strain energy; whereas the
small compressed area on the
board Is not stayed behind, while
1t cannot quickly distribute the
strain sideways.
Force OF Stream
Many most interesting, and in
deed wonderful, instances of the
Quasi-rigidity that is produced by
very rapid motion can be cited.
A stream of water from a high
pressure firehose will fell man
OI hHOCh OuI d SLIOHS WIHuOW.
Such a stream also has a resist
ing force like that of a solid
beam when struck from the side.
In the early days OF hydraulic
mining" in Nevada streams OF
water moved by high pressure
smashed and tore away banks
and hills Of consolidated pebbles,
sand and fragmentary rock, as if
they had been struck by batter
ing rams.
A circle of paper put into swift
rotation may be made to saw
wood. A similar circle of quite
thin paper when spun with suf-
ficient velocity will resist a blow
from the fist and ring to the
impact of hammer, as If it were
a metal disk A limp chain. by
having a swift circular motion
impaired to it on spinning
mandril, will, if pushed off side
ways, roll and bound like an elias
tic hoop. But when the motion
ceases it collapses into a heap Of
loose links.