New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 9

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The style is tail- ored into the garment so that it remains until the very end—-the assur- ¥ ance of “Sincere Cloth- ing Service.” The new styles and patterns are distinctive and smart— N the materials cool and domfortable — fine for wear right now. | $24 to $35 Ashley ‘Babcock Co. ‘New Store 139 MAIN STREET "= | construction at the fleld and will be Potential posgibilities are put into rartion by Herald Classified Ad FOX'S—Mon., Tues., Wed. “ARABIAN LOVE” Remember ‘“The Sheik?” You'll Like This Just As Well} PALACE—Starting Next Monday | ley says, “is to insert mentatl action || service, provides NOW MEMORY CHAMP Charles W, Hamley, Indian, Has Great Mind Loa Angeles, May 19,.—An Indlan #o dense during his youth that it took him nine years to cleear the fourth grade 1s today at 385 the natlon's memory champion! Charles W. Hamley's mental feats astound sclentific examiners, Ham- ley maintains, and demonstrates at the University of Southern California and his own classrooms here, that any normal belng can duplicate “hiy as- tounding performances. Three weeks after “learning to think,” he had qualified as the only memory expért with the United States army in France. He ' carried code messages that could not be entrusted to writing. He acted as the memory for his division. He mentally inventoried a great railway supply yard in seven hours, without taking a note, and a corps of army clerks were a week In inscrib- ing his information. ‘What He Can Do. He can repeat lectures and books verbatim. * He can rattle oft the names of 100 men he was introduced to last month. Professors of the ‘Washington, Stanford University of and U. 8. C, mation it takes the average college student four years to acquire. “The secret of my capacity,” Ham- into whatever I wish to remember. “I treat names, dates, figures and other abstractions as {f they were physical objects. I ‘fix’ them by linking them up with fantastic imag- inary adventures, as a child spins a fairy tale, so that I can see them vividly with my mind's eye. “When I want to retain in sequence 100 names, for instance, I see a HEN wearing a big plug HAT and turning to peck at a juicy HAM on which sits a ludicrous RABBIT who pro- ceeds to chase a green COW up the HILI, over a hee HIVE. By this process anyoné can remember surpris- ingly well. “Things you yourself have done are easiest to recall. Things you have seen are next easiest. “Things read, or acquired hand, are not so intimate or vivid. Hence they must be translated into personal expenience by imaginary pic- tures and mental action. “I have literally thousands of long picture chains, embracing a wide range of knowledge, securely tied to my mental hitching post, to be re- leased at will,” He Gives Advice. Hamley’s own memory hints follow: If you want to remember an ac- curate description of a building, men- tally climb it like a human spider, grasping each cornice, peering in at the windows, tearing your fingernails on the bricks. If you fel the exploit and thrill to it, you'll remember that building in detail always. If the name of a person isn't im- pressive, substitute a familiar and similar name, concentrating for 10 to 20 seconds on the difference and similarly. Mentally file Mr. Tuttle away as Mr. TURTLE, which links him to a familiar image. Convert Mrs. Peake into Mrs. MOUNTAIN—a mountain snow-capped like her silver hair. Try acting out a peem with appro- priate and exaggerated gestures, and see how that helps fix and fit the words together. Mentally enlarge what you wish to recall—make it huge; a mouse as big as a moose, Every memory expert uses a code to recall figures—a code in which consonants represent digits. Num- vers are thus translated into words. These codes can be learned in a few days. second- Best coffee 3 1bs. $1. Russell ATRCRAFT T0 GATHER All of United States Lighter-Than-Air Machines Will Concentrate at Scott's Tield. Believille, IU., May 19.—Virtually all of the United States Army's light- er-than-air craft, including balloons and airships of all types, will be con- centrated at Scott Field, near here, if present plans are approved by Secre- tary of War Weeks, according to offi- cers at the post. The post was a temporary flying field during the war, and will be rebullt at a cost of several million dollars under the plan. The plan, which, the officers say, has been submitted to Secretary | Weeks by Major Gen. Mason M. Pa- trick, chief of the United States air that the lighter- than-air craft schools at Langley Field Va., and Arcadia Field, Calif., be con- solidated and moved to Scott Field. A pgiapt hanger, th0 second largest structure of its kind in the country, designed to house dirigibles, is under completed early this summer. A lond similar structure, costing $ 000 also is to be built, officers declare. —— [rosaam s e ) CLEVER WASH SUITS for the clever little boys $1.65, $1.95, $2.45 up BESSE-LELAND CO. 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If you do not think It deliclous, If you do not feel its lite-glving effects within one wenk, return tho partly empty jar and your monsy will be refunded without question. If he has not yet atocked Vegex send us his name and wa will send you a generous sample free and prepald. Vitamin Food Co., Gotham Na- tional Bank Bldg., New York city, e — Large numbers of dirigibles of the army are to be brought to Scott IField as soon as sufficient hangars are com- plete to care for them. The majority of the buildings at the post are temporary structures, and these are to be climinated, the field lald out on a new and larger design, and permanent structures erected, when the plans are approved. GIANTS SELL BERRY. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 19.—Howard Berry, former star athlete at the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, has been re- leased outright by the Giants to the Indianapolis club of the American As- soclation, Berry, an outfielder in his days as a college player, was converted into an infielder by John McGraw this spring. His departure leaves Johnny Rawlings as the only utility infielder on the roster of the Glafts unless Bill Cun- ningham, who has been pressed into service as an inflelder at one time or another, be so considered. SR anaL . Genuine imported Sweitzer cheese, 55c a 1b. RusSell Bros.—advt. Ask For No. 3361 Red Mahogany Russia Oxford; French toe last, new- est style perforations; rubber beels. of more than $3.60 instead of most admired widely worn elty perforation.. REPUBLICS NO HELP TO GHILE Plan of Financiers to Use Surplus Gold Not Practicable Santlago, May 10.—The plan dis- cussed by American financiers to utilize surplus stocks of gold in the United States for the benefit of cer- tain Latin-American countries with a view to alding exchange values would not be practical for Chile, in the opinfon of economists lere, since she already has accumulated what is con- sldered an ample gold conversion fund for possible redemption or stabiliza- tion of paper: currency. This fund amounts to 114,000,000 gold pesos— approximately $42,000,000-—part of which is held here and part in Lon- don, Make Peso Stable. The generally accepted view is that business men and industrialists in this country would welcome some prac- tical activity toward stabilizing the paper peso, since its exchange value has expericnced long periods of vir- tual anarchy and, in relation to the dollar, gradually has fallen from the war figure of three to one in 1919 to more than 10 to 1 in 102 Movements Detriment. These violent movements in ex- change have been a great detriment to commerce and to invested capital and have been the cause, it is as- serted, of a certain amount of com- mercial prejudice inst the United States, due to the rise of the dollar. However, it is not thought that United || § »d in the in Sta proposed regulation of es' gold would be requi exchange CLOTHES Instead of $5.00 They Are Priced $3.60! It’s our annual sales million pairs that puts them on your feet for NEWARKS are the for men in the world. Style after style, in all leathers and the season’s newest nov- fluwark Shoe StoresCs The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores in the Uni}gd States. New Britain Store 324 Main St., Near R.R. Crossing All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate Customers That Real Boys Like $4.95 and Up BESSE-LELAND (O. four $5.00. and shoes BEEN FISHING- BUT WHERE ARE THE OH, | CAUGHT SOME ALLRIGHT ! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS WELLTOM, | SEE YOUVE |/ ALL AWAY - gt order to bring about a sumption of trade heetween the two countries, American exports to Chlle in 1918, according to figures p Naclon, amounted to 2 pesos while in 1021 they than 100,000,000 gold pesos. Chile gold as a conversion possible redemption or of its paper money for a number years with the intention of establish- | for the needs of the country. ] Clthig ‘House | SUPPOSE YOUL CAUGHT Y ALOT BUT GAVE THEM 19, 1922, THREE TO RESIGN, normal re-|ing a central bank with similar func- tions as the Federal Reserve system |in the United States, The bank would employ this gold as a reserve and elastic Law Faculty at Columbia University to Lose Several Professors, New York, May 19.—The retirement of Charles Thaddeau Terry and Na~ than Abbott from the law faculty of | Columbla university at the close of |the scholastic year was announced fund against | money to the amount of 1,000 pesos, | yesterday. At the same time Walter stabllization | According to economists cireulation | Wheeler Cook will leave his position of [ of 0,000,000 pesos would he ample |as professor of law at Columbia and !rumn to Yale, blished in La 000,000 gold | against a were less convertible paper currency ‘Accumulating Gold, The present gold conversion fund, n‘ has been accumulating its[!s elaimed, would support paper Clothes They Look Good on Men and Young Men—$35.00 Up. In Our Stock of kStrav;"l?ats You Will Find a Large Assortment of Styles—$2.50 to $7.00. Cop | An Early Call is Advised for Men’s Better White Duck Pants— $2.00, $3.00, $3.50. : Men’s Linen Golf Pants—$5.00. Handsome and Serviceable Shirts At $1.60, $1.50 and $2.00. Youny Men’s White Flannel Pants—$7.00. House Vi, G iv R0 MY DAD RUNS THE FISH MARKET| AND HE SAID HE MADE A MISTA! AND CHARGED YoUL FOR FIVE I’LL SAY YOU HAD PRETTY GooD Luck! AS A FISHERMAN TP g A / DOES THAT Look LIKE FISH AND ONLY GAVE YOU FOUR: ILLHAND 1T ToYou . 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