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C5 Use of Crystal Ball | * The crystal ball is used to make it easier for the person to dayâ€"dream. With all the lights extinguished exâ€" cept that illuminating the crystal one can very readily lose himself in reâ€" verie. The colorings in the ball take very beautiful and fanmtasti¢t forms and one imagines all sorts of pictures as soon as seen therein. The reasons why this holds true, involves highly theoretical discussions but the test has been tried under enough conditions to make it a very reliable index. One of its virtues is that the subject does not realize what it‘is that is being measured and if he does, the rsponse he makes is beyond his control. | Other persons require a more inâ€" tense sound to enable them ‘to hear when they are dayâ€"dreaming. The ones who hear the fainter sound are the sociable type of person and the ones who require the louder sound are the nonâ€"sociable type. dream, to lose himself in reveri¢. He is permitted to dayâ€"dream| for ten minutes and while in reverie the faintest sound he can hear is again determined. The sound is produced by a vacuum tube and the intensity is regulated by a series of non-rrelductive resistances all of which are contained in the portable apparatus. How It Operates How does this measure whether or not a person is sociable? With some persons it is found that a fainter sound willâ€"be as clearly heard when they are dayâ€"dreaming and not atâ€" tending to the sounds, than when they are alert. The test is performed follows: The subject to be tested is in a quiet room and a receiver placed to his ear. «By means of the a the faintest sound that subject can hear is determined. subject is then placed in a room which is toâ€" tally dark with the on of a weak illumination under a three inch glass crystal ball. He is told to dayâ€" is being done in the gical labâ€" oratory under the of Proâ€" fessor John J. B. Morgan and has been . made puamcwtheeo- operation of the Graybar : Electric company which has loaned audioâ€" meter for the experiment.â€"| . â€" Northwestern PAGE FOUR They are measuring "sociability" at Fresh Plate Beef the Ib. ..__..______ Salmon Steak the lb. . gucm. & E. Pure Cane; ran > 10 lbs. for .._______._._. 596 Breast Lamb the lb. . Halibut Steak the lb. ... EGGSâ€" Strictly Fresh Lean Beef Soup Meat, the Ib. ... Peas, fresh, sweet. tender, 2 lbs. for Boneless Beef Stew the lb. .__________ famee folg" . 9 neless Beef Roast, lb. .__.._ 28¢ Phones Highland Park 1677, 16‘18, 1679, Deerfield 143 "Sweetheart Brand of Pure Foods" North First Street, Highland Park, llllllfll j Free Delivery Service to Ravinia, Highland Park, Highwood, Fort Sheridan and Deerfield ; W Work on Students With FOR FRIDAY~ONLY FANCY POTATOES 95c . 69¢ SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 4th and 5th ~_45¢ â€"RAP P BROT H ER S 124%c 1644c 20c 40c 40¢ 98c 10c It is to be an informal for the faculâ€" ty and the seniors only. The music is to be furnished by the school dance orchestra. â€" The senior teaâ€"dance at Deerfieldâ€" Shields high school will be given from four until seven Thursday, June 8. The party will be different from any other party held at Deerfield. Miss Reid was graduated from Lake Forest university. in 1925. During her senior year there she substituted for teachers at Deerfieldâ€"Shields and proved herself an excellent instructor. Since her graduation she, has. been taking postâ€" rate work at Earlâ€" ham college, Richmond, Indiana, and has been teaching in the Richmond, Indiana, high school. She comes well recommended. | . $ from the faculty of Deerfleldâ€"Shields, after one year‘s teaching here, and is to hold a national staff position with the Young Women‘s Christian assoâ€" ciation. Her successor is to be Miss Katherine Reid, a graduate of Lake Forest college. fus ¢ MISS BREDIN GOINGâ€" _ INTO Y. W. C. A. WORK Leaves High School Faculty To Do So; Miss Reid To Be can then be taught to get a balance for any undue tendency that might make them go gither the extremeâ€"of too much sociability or too little inâ€" terest in others. f "Not only does this test indicate the gociable tendencies of adults but shows growing tendencies in younger individuals," says Professor Morgan. 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Gherardini, JIr., little son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. cm of Highwood, died last Friday, May 21, at the Highland Park hospital, aged one year and eighteen days. The fuâ€" neral was held on Sunday and burial was at Memorial Park. n ol Margaret Joan â€" Deering, | little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Deerâ€" ing, died on Monday, May 24, at the family home, 1019 North St. Johns avenue, aged two years, nine months and eleven days. Death was due t'ol lobar pneumonia. . The funeral was held on Tuesday, and burial was in the Lake Forest cemetery. TWO CHILDREN DIB _ | .. r== DURING PAST wnnkl | LOUISE M. Little Son of J. Gherardini of Highwood, and Daughter of | John Deering iess Mat ho Rooms 8â€"9 New State Bank Bldg. D. L. MUSTRIC BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone for Appointment PARK, *‘ $1.70 o 2254c 35¢ 1944c 271¢ 15¢ $2 KEENâ€"STEAM OILâ€"PROCESS ° PERMANENT ~â€"~WAVING Three Expert Operators Water Waving Hair Dyeing After 6 Haircutting by Appointment the Ib. 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