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BE: P. ttl COLLEGE FBESIIIEN To UNDERBO TEST Poreu-teatChoe1ruDo. vuadbrEduenhtes. f iLargg.tittr "ttei-hire-east (can. pro- - be. In"! Nrqtiahed by an d a. pundit-l muniti- d the tmit" Btntea, will be than to (re-II- -oea-ettsaotusndredeo"s" mmmmwm present that» dmnmldldoducnuonuu unduly low "Q to Improve pro-II" methods of daunting Ibo IN the brtuinnt and who the dull ancients. The announcement. together with the deterlptlou of the tuna. which are mid to be the - thorough of my In the history " "with"! psychol- oc. wu nude " Annotate Prof-clot I. L Thurston of the vulva-alt, of Chic-1:0 «puma: oe Jamaica. authority on can." and um tutu. I!" . thins-duel. "with: to ttGa-ttte-nd-diet- iiakt-rtmnestttnte1loCtdu" - In" submitted to Dr. Thur .tgtgtq the - amulet. and limbo tor: tau for determining mm! and "allied. A tmhmn may enter (to. high school with a hlr record and than an L1. cbllege during the In: nu. " is agenda! " provide not -ttrod which will supplement the scholarship records from hlgh school and which will determine no cuntely who should be allowed to enter. Each university requires that a freshman Ihnll have n satisfactory high school average before " will " mit him to college. - mum" which the" D!" was have been able to devise. The Mutton than eo.opeNtt" m: Duvet-It! of Ctsieago, NW" wanna, Bum"!!! of Ilium Dartmouth college and Nov-tinnitus inherit". own». of Tau. The general nature of the tests In " tquowert Inseam" In ulna the English Ian- -. (slimmed try Dr. H. T. loan. ttartidttatts college.) 9 , Arithmetic" will; (Slammed be Dr. L. I. "wanna. Cohen!!! " Wm language test to data-nine "finch-kl, a and": can map! Mar. - In 'tetyt1t.rxts undlaew mum-w gurus. {imam c Dodd, mm tl Mm at Princeton university.) .-.. lit-t. mumtuuuea web m "at. ot proverb- ttttd to (bone that have Mental m. (lira. Thelma Gwlnn Thu. atotr"a- University of Chicago.) "but. The student I; 'e "a" to and no mum pan- t=S,t"l,', Men. lt pron. (A. W. ,, It. Galvanic " Gillian} "When test. The and." In - to like word: of with m tDr. C. C. Wham. PM - unworthy.) ' It has been (chef-ll: admitted. no cording to Dr. Thur-tone. that present. any sumac. "uninitiali- and re- quirement- are Inadequate to Indian the bright students or emulate the "It quantitative "an". - a "a. Ivnlllble to everybody: - any automobiles- In .tho "it" on. (Donor Thu-none.) "h-eta' can dmtlmn. A can it the up of and Judgment. (not. 0111! Ion. University of Lttemp, I" "In." teat. "In. Thur m.) . .%o and done In college cm he -red with on Indium rec. "dlhtmudlfnunotnp a do mam-1w Inn-duds 1m in?!" an In that m rut-tor on. (in luck of mm: In new: the MI but. "tf It the mm n In than that I: u "all, Imagined for 'mai, be can he 'eNqed soul-Ion. stCrmthreottterht"td_toqr'ltttr T the (an to be fully mum" Inui- I1. .1 than "In oqt to ht lazy. he an I. excl-dd that the In} 0- . In My Tech. "not! are not mm ot nanny." Dranuntane explain. "but (can to "inning whether a student I: rip- nblg'_d doll. 1'0!qu wort. nth-Nhlm'hlhmmun "loam-Imam!" "punctual-then," an" eat'- m. m the Benn-tttnan.-)..)" ostnttttere.teataan6to.Mtntts M" Mac. on". mm- and mumumwm.mu mandamus-om." ban-iv". "Man-u" -thetrreaeqrqeuwhteAt*ete." if? "numb. Guardian of Bell: in Me:- ico's Famous Church. Mexico t5tr--Apart from the Mo tor}; Imam! and addict-mun - " Mexico City's 00W the oldest In Lula Amer-Ian. more In . human New: attached to it. . At the uectern ml. pd. between the main structure at! ttwut" town there a a small sci of Winona. In which the cmtodlu of tir ttous,,-' " {anally live. He Is "mitjere. de In Brena. ton-um in"! on. and Inn tive children. _ With him live: Me widowed mother, Emilie Vasque- de ti Brena. who he: led her home tn the~tewer ulna the. middle at the In! notary. and the he: not descended to the greet patent It; the cathedral tor a . i. Dana him-elf deecende but nnl'y a the sphere In which " Mlow none}! live wart-u not done no (or the-MA Ive years. an Brene'e chlldeen were born in the tower and they 9"" have been outside of it. The family'- beckyurd. with It! and ellotment'of chickens. in located on the convex more at the ehureh, Brent. or the guardian of the bells. u be prefer- to he styled. has wen many tragic happening in the great plan facing " abode and It the Na- tional palace. which runs " right lung!" to the cathedral. The third generation of Ban now in being brought up ll its nnlque nur- l'oundinn. The little out like their father and grandfather, all 'doubtieu look with dildnln on life "on the, level" and remain in their lofty refuge from where they any use on the in. comparable "ttery of Mekico and on Mexico Clty'l lino Phil de " (tonsil. melon, aiwnn crowded with thousands at human helm who appear like hungry ants in on external mmper for the niece-ides of life. . He looked down an the multitude oumde the palace in 1880 when Gem enl Din ceded to General Gonzales. He has seen the entry and departure from the palace of the Preatdettttt of Mexico from Scum" [pl-do do ye. jnda. Portirio max. "and Omaha. Genet-l Din again. to Francisco Ill- dero. "New Camnn. down to Alvaro Wu. -iiia. Vii-3o lawman of leaving Ml home. Born In the tower. he will (it. there. Hitt "we, son. now three WASvLIVI AND DIE m CATHEDRAL TOWER vi"! old. will be Ms mteee1M. n "gmrdtarr of the bells." Mr. Jigs: Never Wine Lou Then Second Prize In. sum B. (mm daughter at In". Sumac. J. "all". of Wttrttthttt In. D. c.. with her guru-running Mm CHIP. Mnrtttigb Mr. gtaas.' Tho. do. In: roenprted Ill om the country up. man 85 blue ribbon: and 9 "ttrMt thir yen. Mr. 11m has! yet to mm le- thal new." wine. Wet nu... "Or-"m ot went Phil. have been prntated " the Ittreeeatt "Heties of Isl that have been {out b «m M In this " emgy, In at. you I m: m- l, and" mm! In!" ("MIN V" - with can". he we on: "and: town" III-1| mi! -ettgta that may: Manama-01m monm-OMMIIIM'ONM can an". and ht "an the M0 -tmtottter-rdfuee"he"' touchduuklntlutlhmm autumn." Inn-outcry" Quintin-m!" nae um -rrodtrtthe-ieuttr'"' ia_trtttrt-t-deattr wacky-nut. " on Are hauled unloved mother, Wise DISCOVERED ILLINOIS, HE SAYS Bprutgtield, III.---Chlneae explorer; "leaning Balboa. and perhaps Colman. but. dug-owned "Hunk tour or the vacuum an and, at tho In ot the China-o empire on an cull we" Anon. "wrdtttg lo tlk W. "no. a total hunter. who toe may - bu collected Indian relic. and I"!!! an duly history of the cream helm- Iphero. . "When Balboa rushed into the PI- citie, 1T,N the an; od "In. It. didn't have on a drquu'I unscrip- IIon for one-halt pint at an water at the at." Pun. an. (4?: the an. Cqumbu,gaocovmd "reelea. Cantu won My gun eatrltnl of minimum: in my not! moon-n wanton do north of old "aloe. It was situated a the June- non of the Illinois. Min-outlaw Ku- Iukll rivers um the Hinduism! and Ill near the mouth of the Ohio. "The country was thickly populated. Probably than were a ',"tegt"d" in the country districts u If. to- day. The blull'l of the Mini-slop! river um and u a cumin! and the western coast of the America: wu thickly battled from Alaska to Pau. (obit. Old When Pyramids Won Built. "Balbdtt lived with than people for two years and was told again and utmin about the PtuMe. Finally. with {guard of 150 Indiana he ventured to cross 'me divide and claim an Pacino for Spain. _ t l _ M Oriana]. Painted Pius Bird Centuries Ago. "runner-ore. "In (to. any: and ) In. no ditBetrtt that pm- - II- pru-tod to man to their "in. no European "more" returned to - to. their than. but (harem-en prob nmy curled nil they mmed with "at. It In improbable that they "or N'- mrned. or that their chantry - n " annottnrrd. Only the painting M the dragon. oe I'In-tt bird. runninod to ten of their Joni-my. "The than at this explnrnuon In wry hard to In. Limo-mm weathers sully. nml. " the drawn could still be mm {to your: no. It mm: "apron-hie that It was valued mar! than live cen- turion am. . "the throry that a. dragon In. painted by nun-1m or Odo-nut and: I: not tat-Ne no " could nut have run vtved on the "Mr. that long. The" "As he did It. he was landing over ruins that were old when the pyramids were built. " he had been attending I big league ball game today tieoiiittrd have drawn a tgmtt In the was. In from of the bleachers. He was the last one through the gate. The Pttetflc had been discovered and Mlicovered 355m and again before be arrived. and awry Ismnu In it of any Importance I'm: lnhublml. __- "Before [hillmn reached the PIC"; and probably about the time that 0)- lutnhua was landing on the eastern ex- trt-mlty of North Aubert". Change a- plurors arrived at tho- west coast of the country and. ratio" Ina the best marked trails. the Putt" trail and the an! trail. whlclt was c-ntttttrles our before 13ittrtt ewer an" It. they penetrated to the Mississippi river and the capital of the mntlnvni at t'uhukta. "Like Culutnhus und Balboa they chimed the country. ttttd In (Suing no placed the Chine" " on the.eim 3 It Alton. This was later known as the l Pius-a hint. Bupirrtieittr examination at 'the palm"? shows that " Is tmdoute. tally a new» dragon. the Mimi '; emblem out the any!» V l may Never Bottom" Hm "tn time day. there - no an" noun editions. " um": um one in Ctthta ltnev whttt the . . uptown can about. The: - In" hm member- at I crew at Chino-"I pirates. at tho no: in" but mm.- tum-I who united into alumna-i out of curiosity. 2 In no doubt I. my III" that II was 'minted by no. can... :3an who can at I "out tHte, lineman; mm..- Thom-I Med, whkihuwoudu tt-tgemt-retW'rttsettrsttimettr. run on when mm mm am It. Mtttti8tsM, us. for mum- on d the out any-(Ma- d the - "has or ttetmtttrptta. ht Am. It was qamr6ttt "my more than no yarn no and a. odd-II was In". "when rue-m. a -- of on All" My m In - was: to mmmmuouum' no um W. 'l-M I"! III-M a land nub " (In - Mdee aries-tter-tret!'. no " "I!!!" P. m." and the am. "Mn, n. In..." Worm-r I: ttvtite with " -ter. Us. "and m It "at. m - mm an MOI M Ret m m and no "ro. m l The, wet. - by (ll-ohm: the 'e,Oto'd In 1.111091". -' campus the otthttMqt a! I mama surf-(v. allowing the an." to "Invite. The hum-Jim - ll. - I x-ny mat. Turtle, Dated 1834. ts Found TV". by Man i}! of mm M has. the nan-mum Vanuatu-M the (that ecu-Iota an new 're6rre" It" to. nude " the "not " mm The, In On this that 'tbtNit of than can be packed II I me. n Inch Huck. Film 1-254," of Inch Thick ls Mohamed in}? {a w my an olr HE LAKE UNTY . the I..." _- "I"! have It a! Man -. od than me. ll luck I 4tt-ttvtrtg the I I I" "VON" l Millet Inn-co. "In"; The .- I x-ny Thur Cue May Be Put Up to Grand Jury After, Car Js Stolen Sunday Night. Two Imam-chino: were recov- ered Sand" bad that [all from Great Luke: "val mining station. meted to lave state. one of the cars. are in: the county jail on charges of nanny. The sailors ad.. mitted Mt ilt Hominy in police court and "Igua- may be taken all by the and jury which want into session loudly. in. "ilora, according to their on mission loudly in the court of Magistrate Walter Taylor. stole a at and by Rudolph W. Bus. ti6 Guam avenue. inking the m ftom Cpunt! and Chm streets, where it Ind but W" by the Waukmn mall. ' Taken In Chicago The mm In stolen between 8 and 8:80 Sunday night and _ covered and the gobs ','l2'killl, Chieago mm It 3:20 o'cler Monday an. The 'tttte men were asleep in the ear " $11M and: Lawndale avenues. Chicago. tef/ awn-ed the edapiciona of detecm tivea. They were taken to 1 police rationand after considerable grill.' in: confused the theft of the ear in Wankegan. They gave these numea: J Mitchen Aekman, 19 years old. William Hoover. 17 yean' old. Carl W. Petersen, " years old. The naval men had removed a city licence Nate and a Waukegen plate. so as " make identWatiott mote diMeuit, they aid in court sto- day. The spotlight was mining and is believed to have been told by the thievea. A lat, can was dem- aged, . . The probe admitted their guilt in court pleading for mercy. on the grounds. that it waa their flrgt of- fense. Six Ford hers were found in their clothing and they .edwilttted they had planned the theft, coming to Waning!!! for that purpose Sun- day night. - A . s-A--, Hoover. Petunia and Actual: were brought back to Waning" by Captain Thomas E.. Kennedy 3." Pom Benjamin True 3nd Wil- liam Blaylock. It wu reported at the nation that True had stop"! the "no" in Wuhan for - ing shortlv nftar My had his! the ear. They runway I" NIBBEIJ IN 1Wf min! in Genuine Congolcum Rust - , x 9 feet, reg. price S9.00 Tyi " feet, reg price, $11.: 9 x 9 Cert, reg. price su 9 x reg U reg, 9 'x rm Jonga 10% price 12 feet price 5 [3 .feet pace! We have joined with the manufacturer in offering the nationally advertised Congo- leum ArtrRugs at big price reductions. You know whot good values these rugs repre- sent at their regular 'prices. Good-looking patterns that an be purchased in colors to harmonize with your furniture-designs tsuttedtnttnrroominthehtmtrertoo. at feet SI.' S22 i3..co 1125 The Ray Furniture d, Pajn_t_ Slow A TIMELY SALE OF "Riiiiiii'iaii'" aleum Rugs at Bargain Prices! miss this opportunity to save money on these famous, beautiful, essy-to-clesn Rugs! This Week Only! 7.50 N'ow £145 Now Ab' '. 95 PHONE ' 10 75 W M' W QcTrQL110r8, 1924 on M" .. [who in" with the ttfilet The - "It! in court that my 0th.: at tho station Ind "bunny- od" mun-u and won at up. turcd so they thought they could do likewise and est away without u. has apprehended. Judas - had the bond- of each of the 'ttett and in deficit of rondattt-utmntotuesottrs- ty .tnil, Hm said that he would pron the charges. Emvard Bunk. of 817 Porter sum. mponod to the WW and North Chicago pollen My mor T I. : that his machine had boil mm» from in front of the Slavonic Morse, Wuhan while he was a. tent 'tr a dam He Nth"! at was t' lem have"! tV.80 o'clock Ind midnight. Later Policeman Prod matey North Chicago found the Judge c. C. 'lhhTrds load» morning AM HI "rohttrrteett of . prob-u9n_o99-r e.te ar. emit court. C. B. Inca. Wuhan juutice of the pact and "emtar, of the civil mic- oonunl-ion " Wuhan. ha boon mod n the new probation omen. In akin. over his new duty'hq succeeds Coral BIG DEAL IS PUT THROUGH HERE, WORD iaijdieaee g: thit m. it is woven. The latter has been the - of revolutionizing and blazing a new trail for chain link fence manufutureri. I Through their consistent methods-T of national advertising, the comp-i my I: well known throuchout Gel. United States Ind foreign countries.' and it is format: from a longevity: standpoint, that the corpontion m with; such a well establiuhedf asd successful luminous. " t The price eotsauemtiort in not] given. PPOINTED TO PROBATION JOB u'oiutdoned. (Continua no. PIIO One) v-7 y " - {5..- . I , Trerd'" © '0" , YR, D' = E T?, t. (I - - -. " ""r '.ur i' ... lttF. .. 5 _ "tiglritl,l.,Q.rk)'il4:t-l., a".raEaAihllt . I .I. 7gfEiaiib"i' . ycEt7j:17ei.ttff?.t3rtirPca" M! ' ', ' ri'ii,triieti-'-'htttte m: 1tattt was: :- 1 _ T" '- Wa" 't.ME ',.t.il,r . 34232; a c ~..-'.--' '" V' ,f. - " an" '3'. IIll , i-taft/tft If b, 'ir/u,",:"'.,!))-),',,?," Cc, (was, is - l, ttat 1lt8 -. . " tNmsi', .1'.' <i, 'w' -GllltIgmilltt=t,iiid , ", , , ' iirs's "e","-"--.....-"'-"...--".-."--.-"'.--"----".--"----"- Open Monday, my and 3mm! Eva-ho Monday 'p On Sept. 26, th'two 'Nd a suit " break the will chiming that Mrs. Dow was not in be! richkmind Iwhat the mad. it. _ . Arguments were being heard by' tt Judge Claim c. Murd- in the Cir- cuit court In", on . mm by Ruth Irene Wright for en lujnnetlon restraining Great leArtlmr, admin- istrator to collect In the estate of In. Alanine Dow, of View. trom casting the vote ot no shame at a meeting of the Um tfl the w. R. Dow laminating eom- W '1'")! which we: held at t o'clock!" '; land" Moon. I V' a The petition emu that it is the , " memo: um Wright, us auiiLith tutti: of the Aa-utin 'i'G7Tiuy tate, to mutual-to the m a! the ta elm" in the eo'trine 'r-ttMft A " bard of dlreetou a to be m " the petition mm mm. and but. lam Vite! to the "in. of the de comm ll to be tm-teil. B, 'W Will - "I When the will d In. DUI in " uptorrmtuuintVrUttettttrt d of Judge Martin c. Decker. it In " opposed by Robert W. Dow, . Ion vi, Ind Grace R. Boutwell. I daughter, v. hen it we: admitted to probate {Du who two filed en eppeel in the Cir. SI {cult court on Sept. 15. This action I in 2 restrained Ruth 1. Wright from aeb. _ er, ling in the eioneitv' of ndmanUtrat- a: !,rir and gave the pom to Mehr- th ithur. who had been administrator! ASK RESTRMNT ON 198 SHARES important Meeting of Com- puly Set for This Aim Petttton Stu Forth. cr -wheatthedismi-tiofthenr prulwuvmhd. '11:.qu "quantum "otttist-eigstoetriastherhtw that, who to collect. On Sept. 80, Attorney Ptttt1 ye-I When Wharton, who In not in Gama, representing Ruth Wright. ', his one " the time, was notifUd, he had the appeal Mud in MHWM to the detective bureau and court on the ttroisnds that tt m'oerved notice that Brown should be automntiauy throw out will th. mud or he would take steps to suit to break the. will "3 M Tbil- protect himself. It nus then do- gave Ruth Wrttrht the an" ".cided to gm! 3mm bond and he administntrix "airs. . Emu picked up by tksmtr Sheri" 1.... an numb-.1 af an and I Walter Hahn. , 5N; Ruth Wright the 'e"" of administratrix unin- . "my the dumb-a1 of the app"! was mad when always for Robert Dow and Gnu Button up- pared before the court. Attorney irneGsttnuth.retitioasfrtrt'hein- Mn (not! Icahn-"NM"? ttotifientimt land but! rim to etther him at his audits. of the hour- Congoleum Rugs hove a durable, water- proof surfgee that dirt simply can't grind into and is consequently the easiest thing in the world to clean! , Remember these pljces are in effect this week only. So come in today ind let us show you these bomb-I. . (in. but" I.) I» W " use". and m u uni-bu»- rix of the out". of but Dov; and Cart o. Summon. Wiitinnt C. Jon", 'umu Martin, Clinton Burnett, and C. tk Andrews have been mined "w share oaeh. Mrs. Amrm. Dow "W t98 Ill-m n the ti.me of bu dmtth nad than». the blame ot - but" the givat "mu Item can]. With the museum-it at the old conspiracy can lulu-t "De." - em Brown of Antioch, who I" on- vmed on I charge of 'eeehtng stolen property in mm 'm the Werner Bron. robbery a y. I'mthmtluphltmuhotht- tom,Chuh8.m UN "autumn-What e-,tt-uhnoimmtmirtsr. Wugton,nrhomteo-dtH-G d-tutudtottto and " Brown, In formal! u all-tut .tate'onttortter. mun-m ttueoeuteetuetwitttttse-emtor'i Mat and chained Brown's."- victim. Brown upmled thd can and I" out on bond after his conviction. Savor-I wonk- uo he cu locked up in the county jail and " bond do- elued void. The - for this action wu not made public " the time. t .. Brawn Made That. It was leaned Sammy. homer that Brown wont to Wharton'- one. with a loaded "whet-and threaten- ed Mr. Wharton's virtue: and a girl employe. 'llil," BROWN IS HELD Ftll THREAT He repeated his that: against Wharton's life to the was and when this vu reported to the state'. attorney'- can it "a de- euedto-.uttteoHense.rnnk- ins in. bond mm. which culled for 1 admin]. of 880.000. ---_-tt-reemuoet. damn cm: were made to any: Brown'- to!" by mm of 3 unit. of hate "a. -tthttr - '1, r' , , Gil a in.