New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 4

INSTRUNENT Wi WEASURE. MOODS Priest’s Invention to Note Sub- conscious Personality New York, Oct. 28 (A—An {n- strument for measuring sclous personality has been de- veloped by Father C, M, De Here- dla, Mexican has been actlve as an explorer of spirit mediums and duplicator of their tricks. The machine, called a microvo- broscope and sald by al'ther Her dia to be an adaptation of th Russlan oulja board, was exhibited | yesterday at St. Francls Xavier's college, Tather De Heredla says that two p’ for its possible pewers of diagnesis 1t consist of a brass pendulum hang ing by a ik thread from a joint in & brass disc. When a subject places his fin- gers on the Lrass disc the pendilum describes geometrical designs, differ. Ing for each subject. Father I Heredia says he has not yet heen able to rcduce the loops and curves to any accurate rcadable formula, but that the pendulum s definitcly responsive to symptoms of certain discases and that two physicians are comparing its reactions to de- termine its constancy with a view fo possible use as an aid in dlagnosis, Persons who are psychically en- dowed, according to Father De Heredia, cause the pendulum to swing four times as fast as an or- dinary person. He says he does not deny psychic phenomena, but doubts the prescence of epirits in causing them, believing that they are caused by the subconscious intelligence of mediums. He thinks that the microvobroscope may be used to measure this subconscious intelligence. The loops, curves and rate of speed vary with the mood of a sub- ject and instantly change if a bit of salt 1s placed on his tongue while lis fingers are touching the brass dise, SUMMERALL 13 NOT ON COURT) | (Continued from First Page) During the long process of read- ing the specifications and the state- emnts on which they were based, friends of Colonel Mitchell explain- ed privately that the challenge against General Sladen was made on the grounds that fhe general, as dommandant of the military acade- ty, was compelled to advocate and teach the most rigorous army discl- plinary rules, and that his position ivould make it impossible for him to eondone on the part of any army oficer the statements Colonel Mitehell made in San Antonlo. With the reading of the specifi- cations and statements still incom- plete, the court adjourned its fore- noon session. An hour's reading re- mained for the afternoon session, culled at 2 p. m, ASSESSORS WILL NOT JUMP CENTRAL VALUES (Cotninued trom First Pege) ments on principal this year. M s and have t to make improve- 1 use it SETS BE AFIRE DJRING B.'&TMF, WITH ROOMMAT Faward Jacoh S2id o Have Taken Uneeual step in Dispute Over Thirsty Visitor His Colony Impie Haywood Is in Hg I H subcon- | Jesult priest who | ysi¢lans are testing it | WIFE BETTER FINANCIER, BUDGETING SHARP SAYS Family Income Will Be Spent More Wisely If “The Woman Pays"” Any wife, even the extreme but- terfly type, can do more with a man's salary than a man himselt, it iven full control, according to Rob |ert Judd of the Phoenlx Mutual lLife Insurance Co., who spoke on tamily budgeting to the New Britain Kiwanis club at the Burritt hotel to- day. He defined family budgeilng as “pre-planned spending. “Telling money where to go instcad of asking vhere it went, directing money in Inite channels and determ!ining s rate of flow.” He sald 10 years ag family in 10 kept a bu |the ratio 1s two in 10. “The salary heck can do a more if properly adminis ald. He told his hearers that the theory |of & family budget was not to keep |track of spending down to the last cent, but to keep it within a five dol- lar accuracy. He sald nickel or [penny chasing did not warrant the xpense of the electricity it was nec- ary to burn to keep the books. “You want to know in a general way, how you are spending your money, he gald. He explaincd a system of budgeting to the membe: Dro T ('. Hoggson donated the atfendance prize which was won by Davld Borthwick. NOW IT'S A THOUSAND. After Policeman Thomas J. Ieeney conducted an Investigation nto the reported theft of $500 from Thomas Lane of the Bronson hotel Monday night and Lane had raised his loss from $500 to $1,000, the po- lice closed the case, being satisfied that it Lane had any such amount of money at any time he has spent it durlng a drunk that he had been enjoying for over a month, only one Today READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS reach $365,000 | Hall said it would be | good thing it the city would do |3 In Texas News Speaker Lee Satterwhit the lower house of the Te lature, has announced he that body toguth to Investigato Ferguson's ad- ministration if 50 members ask this action. Nosed Into the Ground Wreckage of the Martin bomber whxch fell into the woods near Capa May Courthouse, N. J. The three occupants, Captain R. A. Kinlock, Sergeant Joseph Coulston and Lieutcnant Abbot C. Martin, all of the army air service, were instantly killed. The impact of the plane’s fall buried the propeller several feet in the ground. PAINLEVE UNDAUNTED ris, Oct. 28 (A—M. Painleve, CHURCH AND SCIENCE UNITED | Washington, Oct. 28 (A—The na- tional council of Congregational |OWing to the attitude of the left _ groups of the chamber of deputies, gchureestventiionfrecordiitacaygat iay xlmkcd President Doumergue for belleving that there can be no con- more time before replying to his in- filct between sclence and religlon | vitation to form a new cabinet. Call- and deploring “any attempt of the |ing on M.Doumergue at 5:10 o'clock state or federal governments to in- | this afternoon, he said he could not terferc with the teaching of widely [give a definite answer vntil later in accepted scientific theorjes.” the evening. Husband Says Wife Eafis Too Much brings Grant's Stores. Remember this name plate. 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