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HERD-MINDED IS
LABEL PUT ON
MOST‘YANKEES'
Only Trio in Thousand Are
Outside Class, Asserts
Economist-Writer.
Ha V nit til Pro
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.— O't of
every 1,000 Americans, 997 are herd
mihdcd, content merely to fellow the
bdlets and actions of their leaders,
Ralph Borsodi, economist and writer,
believes.
Os the other three, Borsodi says,
two have ideals based on quantity,
and only one in a thousand is con
cerned first with quality.
The quality-minded person ap
preciates the sheer magnitude of
things, according to Borsodi, who
lists President Hoover, former Gov
ernor Smith, John D. Rockefeller,
Henry Ford, Charles Evans Hughes,
Bishop William H. Manning, Cyrus
Curtis and Arthur Brisbane in this
class. , . .
The writer’s list of quail y minded
leaders, who are concerned first
with the beauty and utility of
things, includes Professor John
Dewey, Clarence Darrow, Dr. Alex
ander Meiklejohn, Judge Ben
Lindsey. Eva Le Gallicne-anri Walter
Lippmann.
President Hoover, in Borsodi’.' be
lief, showed hinx'-elf o he quantity
minded when in his campaign he
referred to the two-car garage as
a criterion of American r.vilization.
Likewise A1 Smith is erecting "the
tallest building in New York, not
the most beautiful.” Ford s greatest
urge "is one of colossal production; ’
Bishop Manning "wants to finish
the nation’s biggest cathedral . . .
and is not much concerned with
spiritual doctrines;” Hughes “is in
the employ of the very corporations
he sought to control when he was
Governor."
• In his list, of quality-minded per
sons. Borsodi places Dewey. Meikle
john and others for their “stimu
lating and sincere interest in educa
tion;” Darrow because he “always
has battled to humanize law;” Lind
sey because of his fight for ideals;
Walter Lippmann for his editorial
work and writings, which Borsodi
contrasts with those of Arthur Bris
bane, who he says looks to his
readers rather than to the merit of
his writings.
deatiTafter coughing
End Comes Suddenly at Columbus
for Mother of Six,
B it Timet Special
COLUMBUS, Ind., Jan. 16.—Mrs.
Martha A. Bofflng died suddenly at
the home of Wilbur Thomas and
family here, where she was em
ploy ed as housekeeper, after a per
iod of severe coughing. When
stricken she stepped from the home
to’a porch and sat on steps to get
fresh air but a few seconds later
she fell over dead. Her death was
due to organic heart disease and
indigestion, according to Dr. F. J.
Beck, county coroner.
fche leaves her husband, three
sops and three daughters, Mrs. Lida
F&st, this city: Mrs. Tillie Clark,
Walesboro; Mrs. Flo Bocock, Cin
cinnati; Joseph Boiling, this city;
John Bofflng, Newcastle, Pa., and
Clarence Bofflng, Venice, CaL
Former Lawmaker Dies
Ti’J Time* Special
HOPE, Ind., Jan. 16.—Arthur D.
Galbraith, 89, lifelong resident of
Bartholomew county, is dead at his
home here. He was bom in the old
Galbraith homestead near Rugby
and lived there thirty-eight years.
In 1878 he was a member of the
Indiana legislature as a joint repre
sentative from Bartholomew and
Brown counties. He leaves five chil
dren: Oscar B. Galbraith, Clifty
township; T. G. Galbraith, near
Rugby; the Rev. Charles J. Gal
braith, Waverly; Walter C. Gal
braith, Indianapolis, and A. H. Gal
braith, Bartholemew county.
Silent Drinker Sentenced
Timet Special
ANDERSON, Ind., Jan. 16.—Peter
Dugan refused to tell City Judge
Jesse Shuman where he bought
liquor and was fined $l7O and sen
tenced to the penal farm for six
months. He was convicted of being
drunk.
Lived in One Home 61 Years
ttv Timet §d reial
ELKHART. Ind.. Jan. 16.—Mrs.
Lydia S. Rowe, 85, is dead at her
home in Concord township where
she had lived sixty-one years. She
Jhad been a resident of the township
fsince she was 22-months old.
Mothers.. .Watch
Children’s colds
COMMON btzi colds often "settle”
in throat and chest where they may
become dangerous. Don t take a
chance at the first sniffle rub on
Children’s Musterole once every hour
for five hours. .
Children’s Musterole is just good old
Musterole, you have known so long, in
milder form.
Working like the trained masseur, this
famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor,
menthol and other ingredients brings
relief naturally. It penetrates and stimu
lates blood circulation, helps to draw out
infection and pain.
Keep full strength Musterole on hand,
for adults and the milder C hildren s
Muiterole for little tots. All dniiguu.
Seeks Judgeship
Edward W. Little
Edward W. Little, attorney with
offices at 307 Indiana Trust build
ing, today announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
the judgeship of Marion superior
court three.
Little has been identified promi
nently in Democratic politics in
Marion county for many years. He
was the defeated candidate for
superior courtroom three judgeship
eight years ago.
From 1897 to 1899 he was a mem
ber of the city,council, and has been
a practicing attorney here for thir
ty-five years. He Is a member of
the Masonic lodge and the Metho
dist church.
BANKS BID ON BONDS
Three City Firms Obtain
$390,000 Issue.
Tliree Indianapolis banking firms
were successful bidders today on
bonds for $390,000 for the construc
tion of the new Lawrence county
courthouse at Bedford.
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany, Fletcher American National
bank and Union Trust Company
won the bid with a $627 premium.
The bonds bear an interest rate of
414 per cent.
The bid of the Harris Trust Com
pany of Chicago for $1,616 was
thrown out because the certified
check accompanying the bid was on
their own bank instead of a Law
rence county bank, as specified by
law.
George J. Vandivier, Indianapolis,
represented the Indianapolis insti
tutions.
Corn^,
Lift right Outs
A few drops of Freezone yy
does it! Puts the corn to M
sleep—deadens all pain— j
and soon makes it so loose [
in its bed of flesh that it I
lifts right out! Hard corns I
or soft—all are ended \
by Freezone. Callouses,
too. Get a bottle at any -t
drug store and walk and / S.
dance in comfort!
FREEZONE
FELT LIKE SHE
MIGHT FAINT
Wanted to Go Places, But
Was Too Weak. Better
After Taking Cardui.
“About three years ago I found j
myself in a rundown condition,”
writes Mrs. E. L. Allen, of 211 Pros
pect avenue. Hot Springs. Ark.
“At times I had soreness in the
lower part of my body. I was very
nervous, had weak trembles, and at
times felt like if I did not lie down j
I would faint. So many times when !
I wanted to go places I would find
myself in this weak condition and I ;
could not go and enjoy myself. I
hated to give up. but knew I would
have to take something or give up
and go to bed.
“My sister told me to try Cardui.
She knew it was good. I felt better
after my first bottle, but thought
best to keep on taking. After I had
taken Cardui I did not have this
trouble again. I was rid of the sore
ness and the weak, no-account feel
ing. I can recommend Cardui for
this reason.”
Tlr-v—nd' of other women have
told how Cardui helped them.
In use by women for over fifty
vc '. Try it in ' our case.
pCAWPUI
IThedford’a Blade-Draught should 1
also be used In connection I
with Cardui, as a laxative. 2S*. [
BARRETT LAW
INTEREST SUIT
IS DISMISSED
Court Rules Against City’s
Plea for Depository
Accounting.
The appellate court today dis
missed an appeal of the city of In
dianapolis, in its suit against former
county and city treasurers for an
accounting of depository interest
paid them on pre-paid Barrett law
assessments.
Ruling that no final judgment had
been rendered in the case on which
an appeal could be based, the
appellate court, in an opinion
written by Judge Solon Enloe, de
clared action of the Hendricks
county circuit court in sustaining
demurrers of defendants to the suit
does not constitute a case for
appeal.
The city sued Edward A. Ramsey,
Edward G. Sourbier, Frank S. Fish
back, Ralph A. Lemcke, John L.
Duvall and Clyde E. Robinson, for
mer county and city treasurers,
alleging Ramsey collected about
$60,000 in interest, Fishback, $75,-
000; Sourbier, $150,000; Lemcke,
$170,000 and Duvall, $90,000, and the
interest was not turned over to the
city.
3 MENINGITIS GASES
Total of Disease Victims
Now 78.
Three cases reported today raised
the total of spinal meningitis cases
in the city to seventy-eight since
early in December. Os this number,
fifty-one have died.
Robert and Lucille Hull, 11 and
4, of 210 North Harding street, were
second and third members of their
family to contract the disease. Betty
Jane Hull, 6, was reported ill with
meningitis several days ago. Their
brother, Clarence Hull, 10, who diet!
of pneumonia this week, may have
had meningitis, city health author
ities believe.
The third new case reported today
was Richard Cheslyn, 22, of 3327
East Tenth street.
Free from pimples!
What a relief it ia to know that your akin ran
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C.UTICURA OINTMENT, then wash off in a ) AJ /
few minutes with CUTICURA SOAP and
warm water. Avery aimple but satisfying S7
treatment of pimples!
The CUTICURA Treatment haa been used >. V
for years in thousands of homes throughout U '’Y vt JtJ, %
the World. \ \Y I //Jmmm.
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lion, Maiden, Mess. r Y\ l Y \/v/
Cntienra y
Stop—Look—Listen!
None but the rich can afford to speculate and
they seldom do. They know that their fortunes
were not acquired that way.
The foundation of every great fortune was laid
in savings. Safety of principal and regularity
of interest are the factors that multiply dollars.
#We Pay 4 1 / 2 °/o on Savings
The Meyer-Kiser Bank
128 East Washington Street
Are You Happy?
TO BE HAPPY you must
be healthy and well—free
from pain and misery. If you
EXCURSION
Jit Bound __
Trip * u Trip
CHICAGO
Saturday Night, Jan. 18
via
l, T ,|il!lil!l;lillHi
CHICAGO. INDIAN APOI.IS A LOUISVILLE RY.
Tickets Good in Coaches Only
REGULAR TRAIN
Leaves Indianapolis 1 .-00 A.M. (Sunday)
Leaves Boulevard Station .....1:15 A.M. M
Arrives Chicago 7:10 A.M. £
Returning, Regular Train Lena ClueafQ
Sunday Night, January 19,11:00 Midnight
Arrian IndianapoHa 5:50 A. M.
Fvrehaa* Tickets at
(M, Oty Tlehat oaw. IWta SUBm. w Iwdmrd Sm—
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Gone, but Not Forgotten
Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to;
Mason E. Mills. 1001 North Dela
ware street, Ford roadster, from
Tenth and Delaware streets.
William Emrich Jr., 2359 West
Sixteenth street, Buick sedan, from
New Jersey and North streets.
Floyd M. Ramsay, Tipton, Hud
son sedan, 532-607, from Ohio and
Meridian streets.
BACK HOME AGAIN
Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
Margaret Rutledge, 2815 Brookside
avenue, Chevrolet coupe, found in
rear of 956 North Highland avenue.
I. F. Kahn, 3534 Central avenue,
Cadillac sedan, found in front of
3534 Koehne street.
Economy Woman Dies
flji Times Special
ECONOMY, Ind., Jan. 16—Mrs.
Grace Hunt is dead here following
a long illness. She leaves a son, Irwin
P. Hunt, Muncie, and a sister, Miss
Belle Picelle, who resided with her.
“Sunkr
The girl who lets periodic pains
interfere with her activities has not
heard of Midol. These wonderful
little tablets act quite harmlessly, di
rectly on the organs affected. They
do not interefere with nature, but
they do remove every particle of
that unnatural, unnecessary pain.
Midol will end the most severe
pain in five to seven minutes.
Midol is a marvelous discovery
made by specialists.. It is not a nar
cotic, yet it ends all that needless
pain. And if you anticipate the
time, the expected pain will not ap
pear at all. Tiny tablets in con
venient little aluminum case ob
tainable at every drugstore. Isn’t it
folly to suffer month after month?
—Advertisement.
Aant bright eyea, cheerful,
happy thoughts, animation
and attractiveness you should
take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre
scription to improve your
health. Dr. Pierce used it in
nis Clinic at Buffalo, N. Y.,
years ago and found it so suc
cessful he put it up in ready
to use form and placed it in
the drug stores. You can
procure It in either fluid or
tablet form.
One delighted woman said—
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BLINDED
Populace Is Aroused by
Tragic Accident.
ATHENS, Jan. 16.—Citizens of
i this city and vicinity were thor
, oughly aroused today as a result of
the accidental permanent blinding
of forty school children at an eye
hospital at Kesarion, near Athens.
Attendants at the clinic sprayed
I the eyes of the children with a
! cauterizing fluid while testing their
sight. The accident occurred when
j the children were sent into a room
| where ’ other patients had been
j treated for infectious diseases.
The attitude of the populace is so
menacing that the minister of
health has ordered the trial of all
oculists in the clinic.
Coal was shipped from the River
Wear as far back as the reign of
Richard 11.
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Lunch Habit Reduces 25 Pounds
Truss Fitting
V Invisible Truss
Perfect fit guaran- (single) 54.98 Mrs. Edith Lang, 1905 e. Minne
teed. Expert lady " s , ota 6ti In dianapolis, Ind., said:
and gentleman at- Elastic Truss -1 reduced twenty-five pounds in a
f a dont with vonrc! (single) few weeks by wearing a Brooklyn
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Broken Sleep
J. W Brown, Martinsville,
Ind., Civil war veteran, says:
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to get up several times each
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ana concluded to give them
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I now sleep all night without
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