The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 2

corporation: Good! | o _ Good to eat and good _ for the health. Good for children and good oo grown-ups. Good eight minutes) states, telephone directory. BY EDWARD M. THIERRY anappetizer, goodas = xrw yori, May 5 —Bclence findin 4 selling mind power to} faiside-dish and good as ‘fn ts Instead of fitting the fod to the | clty life or country life, for high ‘tacomplete meal. The iain cr the woman—the newly . nt man for the right Job. ‘by Heinz. So is the fenegraphere by the coler | of thelr eyes and the cut of their tomato sauce. The pisica ‘hair ts unsclentifia Picking i clerks by th pe of ther heads _ Cheese isa special and bookkeep y the inkstains on thetr fingers la wrong. selection. The '"h isnt m big brain or the big! can decide. “It everyone were permitted to éo the Job he can do best and were pre pared tn the best way to do it, the Italian chef. jpretuctive wealth of the United HEINZ States might be doubled—an increase © | of $70,000,000,000 a year.” a etti As an example of the kind of work the Puychologieal corporation plane to do it tested 139 stenographers to Ready cooked, ready to serve fill two vacancies in a publishing office, Teste were for skill, mtelligence 4 mental activity. In one of the | tests, resembling that used in the ‘army, the majority of the 189 girls answered In 15 minutes between 20 and 25 questions. One answered as tow as nine, several ag few as 12 or 13, while only two enewered 47, one 48 and one 52, | The typist applicants also were graded tn four classifications; Physt- cal ability, including age, health, manners, character, ability and train Ing and experience. | “The tmportant thing,” Dr, Cattell says, “is not what an individual bas | done or tp doing, what he knows or) does not know, but to predict what he can do. Psychological teste accomplish this. For example, we are testing | clerteal abflity—trom the cash girl to the private secretary; musical abil | ity, memory, and general intelli gence, | In three minutes we can tell whether @ person ts color bitnd. If t he cannot ba, say, an artist or jroad signaknan. Four tn every 100 men are color blind, and less |than one in every 100 women. If o [million raliroad employes are not properly selected there are probably Complete FREE EXAMINATION E OPTICAL CO. 1614 Westiake Are. = Pike and Mine Sta dangerous, | “Tests would save many children, hopelessly unmusical, from taking lessons that will never do them any = |good. Teste show which men are fit WE REPEAT— “The Best for a Whole Lot Less” ALWAYS—AT LOEW'S PALACE HIP WEEK STARTING TOMORROW, MAY 6 “At the Stage Door” BILLIE DOVE And All-Star Cast VAUDEVILLE Weston at and Eline “The Upper and Underworld Pair” “Dance Follies” With » Glittering Galaxy of Girls OTHER FINE CONTINUOUS, 1 TO 11 DAE Afternoons, Holidayn Evenings. miahars days, B80; Children Psychological Test Fills Positions Now CAN YOUR STENOGRAPHER PASS THIS TEST? ‘This the test given 159 stenographers tested by the Peycholngtoal FIRST\—Write « platn letter of 100 worts in three minutes SECOND—Rewrtte the same letter from memory, THIRD— Write correctly a letter of 100 words tn which 10 words have deen omitted, 10 words misepelied, 10 errors made in punctuation and paragraphing, and 10 errors in qapitalization. (This should take siz or FOURTH —Sort as quickty as possfhle 10 names and aditresses, writ ten tn ordinary handwriting, in alphabetical order under alities and FIPTH--Look up and record the call numbers of 10 names tm the SIXTH —Anewer af quickly and correctly as posible questions, includ ing sentences with missing words and directions, to deal with men—sueh as aaleamen nt fitted to deal i show fitness for mental work or mechanical work, for —and which a with thin, school and for college Ultimately, ‘ launched Paychological corporation ts | Perhaps, psychological teste tn the ‘dry spaghetti is made foing to mow business men how to | Primary grades will predict the prop er apheres of life for children.” ‘The Psychological corporation has “s . grthered 200 payohologista into the! Two oldest sons of the former German crown prince leav- ever| ing after a memorial service in Potsdam, Germany, in honor formed whose objecta are the ad-| i Hotoph Vaneement of scence and wheae|%/ ,cheir grandmother, Augusta Victoria, wife of the ex- earnings must be devoted to ecien.| ktiser, who died in April, 1921. tific research. Twenty of the coun- ‘ head that measures high intelli. | try'® leading psychologists are direc: * by which it is ftita:‘mye Mcxean Cattel, pree |tore. President Cattell haa been «| MARTYR Billboards Barred ident of the Pxychological corpora | University professor 30 years and te! is that of a; ‘ome ns ure fit for one|@ditor of “Science.” “The Sclentitia |Cocupation sotwe for another, Seience| Monthly,” “Bchool ard Bolcety," T0 LOST JEWE GUATEMALA CITY, May 6- firet business organisation “The American Naturaliat,” “American Men of Sc’ oe.” DISPOSITION ren T OF o Gop bisrosiTiON OSITION Whole Brood Wiped Out Be-|"° ™* woman ct her health benefits her disposition, fore Gem Is Found all. The world unfortunately t# filled| JUNCTION CITY, Kan, May &— Vital Statistics. with sweet women who are unhappy /—Don't mention chicken or dia BIRTHS because they are held back from use| monds to the John Fox famfly, A fulness by troubles so common among | diamond ring owned by Mra Fler them. Fretfulness and nervousness |ence Slater, a daughter of Fox, was | rifsgeral4, Frank M4526 19th ave rapidly destroy good dispositions. | missed. It was believed to have been | Sickly, alkworneout women cannot | thrown She will be happy and attractive to make happy homes. publiahing fn this paper, from women | tly. These eh who have been restored to healthand| by the family as peta, but so was happiness by its use after years of the diamond. In suffering. Why don't you try it?—~| Bo a systematic staying of the! boy Advertisement. ana THE SMATTLY STAT EEID AY, MAY 5, 1008. ! AT EX-KAISERIN MEMORIAL Dance to— Today’s Most Popular Hits : i t Frank Westphal and His Rainbo Orchestra | 4.357] 75¢ If You Knew Pox- Trot Frank Westphal and She’s a Mean Job Fox- = His Rainbo Orchestra S California Fox-Tro 4 Knickerbocker Orchestra ; H t H i A- rid An Old-Fashioned Girl FPox-Trot Knickerbocker Orchestra Angel Child Al Jolson 4 A.356s A | ™ Angel Child Fox-Trot | 7 i The Columbians) : ; Dear Old Southland Fox-Trot Virginia Blues Fox-Trot| 75¢ The Columbians | in Guatemala City The civic authorities have rule that advertising signa are unsight! rofuned to permit more od. Ask any Columbla desler to” play these records for you, You'll know then why Colum-, Dia leads in dance music, Columbia and hi Long, William, 1868 Yakime ave 6 x, B. to the chicken yard with |Braley. AMthar A, 1018 Madison ot ante paper, Every tnch of | malcr, Lestie W, 114 W. Smith at was searched without suo-| | gir apa intial eviden: uratom, Bert, erry ave, girl ow eat reed Sargent, « ppariee Baward seed iu the whole fam at na were regarded | y | against the chicken Ny | stood convicted b qt arry Mmory, 103 N, Stet ot Keon Peter Arthur, 6393 @txt? eve. N. EB, oF. mpson, Marry A, 1814 Lane et / “suspects” was started. The craws | Raymond, T. 1107 B Denny way SRATTLE'S The Wilkes °°. THEATER NOW PLAYING “THE HEART OF PADDY WHACK” BEGINNING SUNDAY MATINEE “Smilin’ Through” 40,000 of them color blind. That ls The play which, without {te greatest charm, the spoken word, made the most successful moving picture of the srason of a very successful White Week we feature two leading sellers at $1.95 $1.95 $1.95 or buttons Brogue Oxfords, Brown or Black $3.95 Same {n 2-straps Chain-Store Values Unsurpassed White Canvas Oxfords, round toe, military heel White Canvas, 2-strap, round toe, military heel Patent Flappers, buckles $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 of bird after bird contained no dia-| g:, hate Rodert William, 1816 Minor mond, and the family's appetite for) ave. sirl chicken, once @ pansion, waned Py Jn O11 There was chicken at every meal, tn |” Lae we every form the mind of a resource | Offer Her Ci Piatng 604 11th ave ful cpok could conceive, until the Wickslrom, Carl H, 207 W. é2nd at to the food became greater | radtion of the diamend. | w oe, Guetat I, 2222 W. €4th ot. Fou wan wringing the ’ Deatel 1, 1909 Sth ave HM. ——— ee ea Nessrenus, Bismark TI, 708 Lake; Poh, Emtly M. from Dorrick W. off the very last chicken, be-) View, boy: Frolich, L. B from Mary, old, the jewel was found just out |», a1 x Ww. side the chicken yard! saz Area, cert wimtn ave a Erickoon, Erick Leonard, 7016 Eighth | |r {{fin, Robert T, 2700 4th ave & | Armstrong, Georgie from Robert, Records Columbia Graphophone Company, New York race st. bor F, 2404 Fourth ~ ave. i, girl, : Woman Is Robbed _ |ris'=3,; [Pepa fay, ,Bveeem anen we. DEATHS | meaiet 2 ree ") re "Ite, ober ore of $17,000 Jewels Re eae eee {Obs ree Wy S118 HM. TEth st loth Martin G. 29, 490 B Toth wt. | O8, Monday. 7. | 108 ANGELES, May b-—A rat er, Jefferson, 128 Director st, Holmberg, Frederick A. 28, on board | tained aliens and others y ‘girl of the Los Angeles underworld was ‘SCIENTIST TELLS rfeita, suesirg a8 Fie ave 8, lolnce Tetra Coldan, 66, Stanwood, Usa. farce penis ot be- Particulars as under way today for three stic pkup | OF GIL AND ACTION, | boy Tee ee, 62, 6065 Fitth ave giakns, July 1, ay oes | je | : oat - r to conditions may obtain upon man known to the police who are be | SEAT OF LIFE. MARRIAGE LICENSES! 1,1." pennte a. #2, 514 W. High: |Spriftation’ta Lautner Weeding Cotwe lived to be responsible for the theft | coraran o6 tl An of| Name and Residenes Age “Mand drive | missioner. —Adve t of $17,000 worth of jewels from Mra,| EXHAUSTION of the giands of| Name ond Residence tie acing eee | Ethel L. Haupt late last night. jinternal secretion and more particu-| Wilson Aspe Fay, O Mra. Haupt, proprietor of an ew| larly those glands that provide dy-| 4, clusive women's apparel shop, was| namic force to the body, ls now!» held up as she stepped from her ma- | Tecognized as the cause of fatigue < ine in front of her home on South |#nd all weaknesses, Th Normandie, the ones matnty respon (onpeeeninecnepanscsisaneen D Attribution LAKOTO, N. D.—Aste J, Gronn 4, former United @tates Aomatac | eiandular substances that effective! P from North Dakota, and author of | ™#tloation tn derived. ‘“ 4 Seatt) several senatorial bills, died at hie) Th® exgovernment physictan "pe Moke ats Wee tile. home here Thureday night. Medd | located across Third ava, from the! no:qma pontoffica at 1227 Third ave, spe-|Cola Mertic By Beatit __AMUSEMEN’ n \tora in these treatments, and of) DIVORCES GRANTED | fers free consultation to the af-) | Rorstel Mildred Ya, trom Matt N. A, from Harry. TwKe OORE HEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT! CGronik SEE IT NOW UIT. CANO ROUND 5—“THE LEATHER PUSHERS” VAUDEVILLE =": SHEILA “WHEN DAWN STARTING SATURDAY— WILBUR STARTING TOMORROW— Janis and Chaplow , AND HALL Ida Wanna” Frank Wilson Clinton Sisters li ; The star of “Tolable David,” In— | ' " A picture that is different! i | rn A character that is different! ter you'll all lovel Picea | BARBARA BEDFORD,GEORGE HERNANDEZ / | wish something to help you put on WILLIAM COURTWRIGHT For sx. days the young séa captain walked as { flesh and increase your weight, * amine Tablets should b : a in a dream, The fi ; “ta connection with” oreania The thrilling breath-taking adventure Sverta Guba babes oy tes stein bern a 4 ‘Vitam ofa red blooded, he-man who had to her—and then camo Play crodkedin order to. play straight { SN Pa “THE SEVENTH UNDER COVER on) \eee ARTHUR KAY and His Famous Orchesira « « unites with your t Ip absorbed inte # fire unites with Arrangements have been |with the 4 ste of this wn HO