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DECEMBER 28. 1922
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Scientists Told Recent inven
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Types of Resonance Possible
Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 23. A pos
sible lnqight Inte thp qualities of primi
tive speech, through the npplicntlen of
a recent invention ir. nceu'tics te the
remaln of prehistoric -kulln. was
ilggested by Prof. Mark II. Uddell,
f Purdue University, In an nddre?9
prepared for deliver before the Amer
ican Anthropological Avcliit1en tedny.
Recent investigations, he enld, hnd
mnde it pestble te learn the funda
mental qualities of pwch pound which
conditioned nil InnRunge.
Urging n careful measurement of the
remains of the human resonance organs
s they appear in the pulntal arches
end nei lavities of I'lelilsterle skulls,
he aid :
''The time nnv come when the phjt
cist, with such data hi hand, can "re
construct the tvpes et resonance that
uch remains would give out when the
kull of the anatomist has been invoked
te supply the mining putts."
Profe-ser ,f. Presbv Chapman, of
Tale University, in n paper uTltten for
the American Psychological Associa
tion, another of the organisatiens mett
lng with the American As-ei latien for
the Advancement of S'Ipn-m. riticiwj
tee great dependence en intelligence
tests. He warned pnrtii i,nr' against
a tendenev te c-uinat'' l tin differ
ence between the .ttm iiug i an lm' -vidiial
in intelligent e mid in school
tests, the extent te wlu h he vn taking
ndvantage of h s .oheol oppertjnit.
make huckleberry plot the best yen
ever nte nnd her npple dumplings were
n dream. The art of coeltlni? nnd the
science of housewifery fnsclnnted her;
but for nil ether arts nnd sciences she
hnd little aptitude nnd lea liking. Her
father having made much money and
there being; many servants in the house,
the exercise of her domestic talents
was greatly restricted. Mrs. Wilcox,
being bent en society. had dragged
llclln in with her, nnd Bella had been
a social success from the hour et her
debut.
Se Arabella get along very well until
phe met Hex Hamilton. Hamilton was
the cntch of the season. Hut, nlas! he
was "literary," had written u book nnd
talked literature, nnd nil the girls hnd
a terrible time studying up in order te
be able te talk with him en anything
like passable terms. Atabella had met
Hamilton several times, nnd, had she
net been se afraid of his literary at
tainments nnd his habit of showing
them would have greatly enjoyed his
society.
As is was, she was constantly en
guard te foil his nt tempt te talk books
with her nnd only saved herself en
several occasions but tutting short
conservatiens which were otherwise
exceedingly ngreeable te her. Mr.
Hamilton, she thought, was delight
ful, but between him and her she
realized was a great gulf fixed her
absolute ignorance of literature. She
was sure te make srme awful break
If she talked with him for any length
of time j she was sure te expose her
Ignorance nnd then what would he
think of her?
"Why did I cut literature ke nt
school?" she asked herself remorse
fully. Se It wns with very mixed feel
ing that she heard her mother say ene
day, "Bella dear, Mr. Hamilton is go
Ine te dren In te ten this afternoon.
He sure and show him thnt your father
and I did net waste our money en your
education. It cost enough, goodness
knows! Hamilton is n great catch and
very literary. He's written a book
they tay. Your father and I never
had the early advantages you hnve had.
But we want te show Mr. Hamilton
thnt. ttinnph we msv net be literary
I ourselves, perhaps, we have n daughter
who Is."
"But, mother," cried Bella aghast,
"I nm awfully nistv ou literature.
I never was any geed at It, anyway.
Yeu knew I wasn't. Oh, dear, I nm
sure te make seme horrid blunder If I
nm force,! te talk about books with Mr.
I Hamilton. Don't ask me for I cnu't,
II can't."
I "Can't?" cried Mrs. Wilcox. ''M&
you a graduate mf the Melten Slew-
i brav Sclioel for Yeung ladles? I nm
' ashamed of you. Yeu must. Hamilton
is always wanting te talk nbeut you
' cverv time 1 meet him. What de you
mean, ungrateful child? De jeu want
te die an old mnul, with such n chnnce
as Hamilton before you? There, go
nletll? wttti vnirf ntirl Vtt. eniwt r,i .1a
--c '' fr .. m. own. j,fi, uu
as I tell you."
Her mother's harangue only added
te the trepidation with which Belln
met Mr. Hex Hamilton at the ten table
tint afternoon. And her trepidation
grew into nbsolute horror when, in
Hl)itt of tlelln'e nlfatmite I...,. (I.
conversation in channels lending as
... i'ul,3lu'n away irera the rocks
of literature. Mrs. Wilcox obstinately
;imii reieiuiciy sent me current run
inlng bnck te the subject Bella wns
'trjing te nveid. And, net content with
mm. me iena metuer openly bensted
... umiimuii ui hit aaugnters greitt
proficiency in mntters literary until
Delia, seefne egennn fmnrtfUiM i.i.ii.
Plunged In nnd struck out lcoklesHlj
in the perilous waves nf linntriuV. ..-
versutleu. Rlie ilM fnlfl.. .11 ..-
nwhile, but becoming mere and moie be-
wnuereu ey me torrent or belles letters
with which Hamilton overwhelmed her
she ventured tee far nnd was lest
oeme woman sitting near by was
recounting n fnln tt n II, n. i
, " V. 1 ."" journey
she nnd some of her fr ml 1...1 -.,"
cently mnde. Hnmlltnn inni ,
Bella, with a smile and said:
HAPPY NEW YEAR. 1923
The Daily Novelette
The Mixi'd-l'p Pilgrims
By H. HIVING KINO
TO TEM the truth, Arabelln W'.-et
was n verv prettv g.rl. and a vejv
Dire girl in everj wiv. b-.t she was nt
hat is ailed 'irtelVctun' " he
was bnght enough, ns far as that went,
but her brightness, lav n ether direc
tions than "book learning ' he oeulj
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New Year's Eve, Sunday, December 31st
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SUPPER DE LUXE SERVED FROM
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"Quite like the Canterbury Pilgrims
were they net?"
"Yes, Indeed," replied Bella, anil
idieuld hove let it go nt thnt, but she
must needs add, "I have net read
Chaucer's 'Pilgrim's Progress for
years."
The sudden pause nnd quick leek of
Hamilton told her at once that phe
hnd made n "brenk" and, In her con
fusion, she blurted eut: "Oh, I mean
his Chllde Hareld's pilgrimage, of
ceurhe." (
Hamilton, well bred as he was,
could net repress a smile. Bella, blush
ing te the roots of her hair, rose hnsttly
nnd said. "Yeu renlly must excuse me,
Mr. Hamilten: I must go and speak
with Mrs. Wlthorspeon " nnd wnlked
ever te one of the women guests. Fer
n whole week Bella refused te go nny
vvhere that hIic was likely te meet Ham
ilton nnd declined te see him when he
called as he did severnl times. Fin
nib she received the following note
from him:
"My Dear Miss Wilcox Why should
some mixed up, no account, pilgrims
stand between me nnd a eung lady I
sincerely admire? if jeu nre net
thoroughly cenvcrsnnt with literature
it is becnusc you have never hnd n
competent instructor. Will jeu let me
lie thnt instructor" tiie next time
Hnmllten called Bella leeched him.
And de you think they entered there
nnd then upon n course of Htcrnry
study? They did net they found ether
things te talk nbeut. And before they
were married, which wns the following
June, Belln gave Hnmllten clenrly te
understand thnt having mixed these
pilgrims up, they could stnviT?
nil of her. Mr. Hnmllten X?'.V ''
wriuiis hooks vviilei tjen't ii '"I
nddlng te his fortune by "pcCnii,,,,
tPfcl
en. no win ent no nnnle . ,QnH
but these of his wife's lCi.('ulItlis
"lunii ir. i
HAPPY NEW YEAR, 1923
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A splendidly complete and attractive collection, including a number of j
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