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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24
COOLIDGE NOT
TO TAKE STUMP
Only Speeches Slated for
After Election.
Ban Times SDeciol

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Herbert
Hoover will have to win the Novem-
Der election without any outspoken
help from President Coolidge.
Coolidge will not make any
speeches for Hoover or take any
other active part in the campaign,
it was indicated in White House
announcement yesterday that the
Presidents next two addresses are
scheduled for after election.
The only information given out
was that Coolidge would speak in
Washington, Nov. II, at ArmiStice
day exercises, and would address the
National Grange convention, Nov.
Is. No other speeches would be
made in the meantime, it was said.
While the President is doing moth
ing actively to elect Hoover as his
successor, the two have held several
conferences during the campaign.
Just after the Presidents speak
ing schedule was revealed yesterday.
Coolidge and Hoover lunched to-
gether at the White House, during
which the campaign was said to be
under discussion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24
Best Sellers

The following is a list of the
six best sellers in fiction and
non-fiction in Brentano's New
York stores, for the week end
ing Oct. 20, 1923.
FICTION
THE Empress of Hearts," E. Bar
rington (Dodd Mead.
The strange Case of Miss Annie
Spragg," L. Bromfield (StokeSl.
Harness" A. Hamilton Gibbs
little Brown.
Point Counter Point" A. Huxley
Doubleday Doranl.
The Children" Edith Wharton
(Appletonl.
All Kneeling." Anne Parrish
(Harper)
Nom Fiction
Buck In the Snow" Edna Millay
(Harper).
"Voltaire," V. Thaddeus (Bren-
tanol
abraham Lincoln" A. j. Beve-
ridge (Houghton Miflin).
John Browns Body S. V. Benet
Doubleday Doranl.
"Rasputin," r. Fulop-Miller
why We Misbehave," S. Schmal-
hansen (MaCaulayl.
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acid. Plenty of people past "three-
score-and-ten" keep stomachs young
because they know this one secret.
Because it is so quick, so safe and
so sure in ending digestive troubles,
millions rely on "Pape's Diapepsin."
"Pape's Diapepsin" is unequalled
as an indigestion remedy and dietary
corrective, yet it costs only go cents
a package at all druggists.
If your stomach ever torments you
get ''Pape's Diapepsin" at once and
recapture the pleasure of care-free,
painless digestion. You may have felt
that nothing can help your particular
difficulty, but so have others to whom
this remedy proved a pleasant sur
prise. This experiment with diapepsin
may do as much for you.
advertisement.
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IGNORES S564,743 SUIT
Decatur County Farmer Receivers
Nothing on Failure to Appear.

BIZ Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Oct. "a
After filing a suit for 1854, 1883 in
Shelby circuit court against the
First National Bank of Huntsville,
Arthur H. Galbraith, Decatur coun-
ty farmer, failed to appear. AS a
result, Judge Harrison G. Morrison
gave a judgment that Galbraith re-
cover nothing and that he should
pay costs.
Galbraith sued the bank for an
accounting of his transactions with
it from 1915 to 1920, alleging he had
not been given certain credits. The
court decided against him when tee
bank submitted in evidence &C
countant's findings that all credits.
were made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24

And also HE stalked through
the world, Greatheart indeed, who
made his little day a great epoch. -
There is a gigantic historical
sweep to Masks In A Pageant, "
just published by The Macmillan
Company. Here is beautiful book
from the printers standpoint. 1t
embraces many cartoons which ex-
plains how the world received its
world characters in their day. These
cartoons with many photographs
gives this book a wealth of charm
as well as historical worth.
But going back to the grand his
torical sweep as exhibited by White
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Long Separation Ends
BH Times Special

BJ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, oct. "a
Joseph Eckdahl and his two sisters
are together for the first time in
forty-two years. One of the sis
tiers, Mrs. Mary Johnson, left her
native Sweden four years after Jo-
seph was born, and the other Mrs.
Gustav DIN, came to America from
Sweden when he was only year
old. He had not seen them since
until he arrived here few days
ago from Mullin, Idaho, where he is
a miner.
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truthful author writing
IL
William Allen step of study
he friend of d
White White
and he the ability honest of the
S
friend It easy put glasses telling the
a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24
KEEP RELIGION OUT
No Place in Campaign, Says
Son of Cleveland.

BIZ Times Special
DECATUR, Ind, Oct. 24.-The
religious issue" has no place in the
current campaign, Richard F. Cleve-
land, son of the late President
Grover Cleveland, declared at a
Democratic rally in the Adams
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24

You can have your furniture made
like new by rebottoming in cane
hickory or reed. See the ad in to-
nights Business Announcements
want ads.
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Two Ways to Avoid
Sour Stomach

AMPERING the
stomach as you
grow older is one
way to keep out of
trouble! But it's
far more pleasant
to eat what you
choose, and let
Pape's Diapepsin
keep the stomach
free from excess
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24
ing of the new Macmillan publica-
tiOYc

Indianapolis theaters today offer;
Keep Shufflin'" at English's; "A
Night in Spain" at the Murat;
vaudeville and feature movie at the
Lyric; 1.-THE Singing Fool'' at the
Apollo; Road to Ruin" at Keith's;
Battle of the Sexes" at the Palace;
wings" at the Circle; "Oh, Kay
at the Indiana; burlesque at the
Mutual, and a girl revue and
movies at the Colonial.
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county courthouse here tuesday

county courthouse here Tuesday
night.
81 have yet to find anyone or hear
of anyone who has nerve enough to
get up and say in a public place
what specifically he fears about a
Catholic being President or what
scrap of evidence of such nonsense
he finds in the long and magniti-
cent career of Governor Smith in
public life" Cleveland declared.
Out of the $4,000 agricultural
workers in England and Wales, 1914
$50 are women and girls.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
DELI lX1L O1O1N1ElO ". BURGESS

ache all over with curiosity. Did you
ever ache that way? II Is most un-
comfortable feeling. There are many
worse aches than the ache caused by
ungratified curiosity. but ! don't know
Of any less easy 70 forget.
Il heard through Peter Rabbit that
you had seen some folk down where you
spend the Winter who claim 10 be
relatives Of mine" said Bobby.
ScTappeT shook his head.
They have never made any claim Of
that kind TO me, said he. In the first
place, ! don't believe they know you
exist You see. none Of them have ever
been up here where you live. So they
couldn't very well make claims 70 re-
lationship. But just the same they are
relatives"
POOH" exclaimed Bobby Il don't
believe It,"
What you believe or what you don't
believe makes no difference whatever +"
declared Scrapper. Facts are facts,
whether people believe them or not.
So. even though you don't believe H..
you have several relatives In part Of
the warm country that ! pass through
every wear Nov which one would you
Ike 70 hear about frst2"
Bobby opened his mouth 10 say ne
didn't care n hear about any. but in
stead he said meekiy.
The one you call Hosey. IL you please,
GcTappeT"
Evening star., 1928-03-28

muscles stimulate the flow Of blood to
the surrounding tissues To the girl
who has set her heart on long. curling
lashes and large soulful orbs these may
seem 10 be indirect and unimDortant
benefits. but they are none the less
valuable
Children and young people use their
eve muscles more than adults. The
chlds glance fiitS from one object to
another. up down, sideways, near and
far but most Of us grown-ups keep our
eyes directed downward Most Of the
things that interest us are below the
level of our eyes. The Office worker
looks down on her desk. the home
woman looks down while washing
dishes. sweeping. sewing or playing
cards. the student bends over her books
AS q natural consequence little lines form
on the lower lids, where they are always
creased and the muscles whose function
1t is to move the cyeball in all directions
lose their tone through lack Of use.
At least five minutes a day may be
profitably spent in exercising the eye
muscles Before arising in the morning
give your eyes the daily dozen" they
need for one or two minutes Pause
again at noontime IN repeat a few
movements and NJ night do the same.
There is nothing complicated about
eve exercises Begin by rolling your
eyes slowly Imagine YOU arc standing
inside large hoop that is in an up
right position. Let your eyes follow
the circumference Of the hoop without
turning your head. Complete the cir
cling movement from left to right and
then reverse II. Another simple exer-
else consists Of casting the eyes alter
nateiy from right to left without NOV
ing the head. Practice In changing the
focus Of the eyes is often Testful after
doing close work. Hold a pencil in
Evening star., 1928-03-28

elosec y again without "a Ylug = ward
Es o,6u want ~ appear ~ nave 1Oo
naQsn interest ~ the n4st5er
Presently Scrspyer caUgnt three ~
four fst hies ~ sfp1EeasloH. As each one
went down his throat he felt better
patUre6. 4 ut ~ people are like Snap
per 81 tGst gDoG nature seems ~ live
sr their stonnaens A comfortable kDgfn-
scG means eogc -nst tIyec peFSgn ~
VIXEN there apDeafec VI De ~ mpyc fat
fieE ~ calhn Gcfsppef DllhO4t a Wcfc
feW away Fe8fF NanBer FcFaDyer n
Then PEER started IN lyperiy-lIp-
UertY~ljp err ne zss nezoed straight ju
tnf clTeeflgn u ne plaee where he hsG
leN Emmy Coon GcfsppeT nsd gone IN
inst same c.gscflgn
"a @jent tske Gcfspper lDug - hnG
Eoboy Cpon Io9 ser Egoby Vss slt-
ing yigHt ~ plain sight EcTsppeg
sjagntec on > DfsueE 1Usf sDgYe Eobby
Hello BGgDy CIDDp t# exclaimed
EcFsDpef NHsf O. 5Dl want ~ see
ne sooYf1
"sPno says ! want N oee yo42" de-
glznoec EoF1y Com
"OH Iepllec acIsppeT aHliy / j8al
t3Aye = feeling 4gs Cg Yg4 bef. !
knoW YD0F family fstDff well III my
travels I've seeb something ~ several
~ them ~ 1 Haye = feeling lhst ypu
want " see a1f
EoDby cum hsd - % tae 0p ~ his
tongue " ssy tla1 i4s didn't want ~ See
GcFsDDef al ell E4t that would uDt
have been U4s snG bs kHeW D. MDTe-
8yey. ECTspDeTe reference ~ the meHl-
hers ~ EDDoys family Hj4gB be D8G
faeH ~ ~ sra11.s made BoDDy fslyly
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Flowers on the Shoulders
BY MARY MARSHALL

der, Just in the region OF the shoulder
blade Or IL may be placed we'll back
on the left hip, like a tiny hustle slight
ly gone aStray. Or you may arrange
three or four soft. dropping chiffon
flowers down the back of the left Shoul-
der strap on a low-cut evening gown.
or both shoulder straps may be COM
plctcly covered with small roses. Some
times the decolletage is outlined with a
number OF small roses Of graduated
sizes the larger ones at the front and
quite tiny ones at the top of the shoul
derS and around the back.
With the V-front decolletage a single
large artificial flower is sometimes
placed right at the crutch of the V in
front This was fad launched last
year which has been gaining favor with
smart women here and I'm France.
The fashion for flower ornaments Is
still going bravelv forward, and tho
only time one wcaricS OF II is when one
sees women wearing flowers that arc
crushed and frazgled or actually Soiled.
n YOU cannot afford a fairly fresh
looking posey for your frock, then you
had better wear none at all. But 1t Is
often possible 10 buy extremely attrac-
tive flowers at a very small price and
it is a simple trick. as YOU doubtless
know 10 make them yourself.
A smart substitute for the buttonhole
flower on the lapel OF your sports
Jacket is a little mascot animal made
from wool II you would like to know
how to make these little ornaments,
send me stamped. Self-addressed en-
vclope and l will send you directions at
once
They make charming gifts for chill
dren, and cost nothing If YOU have bits
Of knitting wool on hand. And it's
loads of fun 10 make them
tCopyright 1881
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Gives Your Hair
Unusual Beauty

Tbe attfactlYeness Of even the
most be8uflfQ! women depends upon
the io9eIiness 81 their bair.
Fortunately beautiful hair r. nov
easily obtained II is simply mat
ter " gnamDooluR
PT9pff EhBmpooing makes the naiT
soft auG SILKY n brings Out sD
fhe real life and luGtfe oil the natu-
fsj wave end cGlof. sud leaves It
fresh boxing glossy and bright
Wnlle your hair must have fre-
qlfni and regular washing W keep u
beautiful u csHBgt stand the harsh
effect " ordinary Snaps The free
aikaH u ordinary soaps H0on dries
the @sig makes the hair brittle and
ruins II
That IL Why discriminating WOm-
ep every where nOW use Mulsifed
LDcDanut oil Shampoo TAis cieAT,
pure and entirely gTesaeiess product
brings ot su he real besuty ~ the
main sDd cannot possibly inlure
Jbo ~ three lessp9Gniuje ~ Mul-
alnea is ali that is required 1t
makes al abundance u IlcH, creamy
latBeT Nblcn cleaHses Thoroughly
aud JjuSes out sssliy removing every
p8IlicIe II dust dlft and danduir
u ie8Yes fHe H8iI sGI silky and
easy % mausge snd makes u isifIy
sparklf with HeA iife Ri0st and
iusilF
YG9 esn gei M1lsjhed Cooosnui
p}I ebampoG ~ BHy drug store
A fGIf -oJnce bottle lsete fgf
meninf feriieemfnt,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
LITTLE BENNY
ny LEE PAPE.

My cuzzin Artie slept at my house
last mite and he went to sleep before l
did on account OF him being a quick
sleeper and a slow walker up. and had
a ideer and l got out OF bed and stuck
his pants under the mattress, thinking,
G.. If he says he don't know ware they
are tomorrow morning he wont be tell
ing eny lie and by the time he finds
them G wizzickers maybe it1l be too
late to go to skool so We wont haff to
go Sounding like CRATE ideer, and
this morning / started to get dressed
and forgot all abount Arties pants till
he Sed. Hay wares those pants?
Watts pants? l Sed and he sed, Wat
pants do you think. mine Of corSe.
Haven't you got them on? l sed. and
Artie sed, G WIZ are YOU blind or Jest
DUNN, I put them on this chair last
mite so why aint they there now2
Maybe you lest imagined you did
they couldent OF got of by themSelfs,
sed. and ne sed No. that's Jest the darn
funny part OF it, there's ony places !
ever put my pants. and that's either on
chair or on the floor and they aint
on either, its darn funny.
And he kepp on looking for them and
I kepp on helping him and admitting
1t was darn funny. and ma came up 10
see wat We was taking so long about
saying. Why how redickuliss, pants
without legs in them cant get very far.
And she started to look different
places. the 3rd place being under the
mattress. Artie saying. Well holev
smokes how did they get under there
and me saying, Maybe you wawked in
your sleep and stuck them there. G
winnickerS, ma. how did YOU ever think
OF looking under there? / sed Gosh.
bet you'd make one Of the greatest de-
tecktives in the werld II you was a de-
tecktiye. ! sed.
Wich / bet she would. expcshilly II
she ony had TO detect things about me
Evening star., 1928-03-28
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Thursday. March 90.

Astroloeers read this as an uncertain
day. in which there is a suggestion ol
the dominance OF thwarting or dis
appointing aspects.
There is a sign of fan promise for
those who start ocean voyages ana
again the seerS predict an amazing vol
ume Of travel in Europe.
oil continues to be a topic OF discus
sion all through the Summer, for there
is a sign indicating hidden motives and
submerged policies that are OF wide
interest,
All speculation will be hazardous to
a high degree while this rule oil the
stars prevails.
The seers declare that democratic
principles must decline everywhere
under the effects OF the cOnluncuons
and eclipses of 1928.
II is prophesied that sense OF the
value OF force will be strong and that
dictators will increase in number
In the United States the planetary
influences viii tC1d toward dictators in
business and finance, 1t is explained by
those who read the stars.
New leaders are to rise everywhere
and they will arouse the people of the
world to sensational efforts, astrologers
foretell.
There is a forbidding rule for the
signing of leases or contracts. Those
who write letters should be cautious.
Mexico is subject 10 aspects that give
little promise of a tranquil Summer.
Canada is to enjoy great prosperity
as the Summer advances and will at
tract many persons from the United
States. astrologers foretell
Violent storms that develop in April
as well as March may do great damage
in Western States
Persons whose birth date II is should
be particularly careful about lending
money In the coming year.
Children born on this dav probably
viii be high-strung and sensitive. The
subjects Of this sign make talented
actors or orators.
fCopvright 192sl
Evening star., 1928-03-28
DOCTOR KNOWS
WHAT A Doc
ABOUT
CONSTIPATION

There is a way OF overcoming the
tendency to constipation. And here
is how you can PROVE it.
The next time your bowels need
any assistance, don't take the first
laxative that comes to mind Take
one the druggist can assure YOU is
made with CASCARA. Just as et-
fectyc as using force. and its good
for the system Indeed, it helps make
good blood. For caScara iS nothing
but the bark Of tree. The Indians
chew this bark. and live to an old
age without days sickness,
What happens when YOU cascarize
the bovcls3 They will usually tunc-
tion we'll for SEVERAL DAYS. One
more doSc-no larger. and perhaps
smaller than the frSt-and the bowels
function OF their own accord for
still longer time. Until YOU don't feel
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Stuffed Eggplant.

Cut medium sized eggplant in
halves. Remove as much Of the white
portion as possible without breaking
the shell. Cut into small pieces Cook
one pint Of finely cut cabbage and the
eggplant in a small amount of water
for 10 minutes. Drain. then add half
teaspoonful OF salt, one tablespoonful
Of butter and half a cupful Of chopped
peanuts. Fill the eggplant shells with
the stufing and place fine buttered
breadcrumbs on top. Pour around the
stuffed eggplant a little Of the water in
which the vegetables were cooked. Bake
for half an hour, or until golden
brown.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
SPRINCTIME
ny u. G. PEATTIE.

Every year when the first alder
blooms and the first song sparrow lifts
a thin tremulous whistle from the leaf
less bough. ! start to keep q diary Of
the ''trusty almanac, the trusty coming
back" Of Spring. as Emerson put it. l
open a nice new notebook, bound In
rough cloth, with immaculate and in
viting pages ruled off to just the right
length. and proudly write in the date In
March when Spring begins. The alder
and the song sparrow go down. The
trilling OF the first frog, the bursting
OF the red naples. the pale gold OF the
spice bush, the first diminuendo chortie
of the woodCock. Ali these / enter with
enthusiasm
I find upon reference TO my attic
that there are no less than five Of these
notebooks, closely written for the first
10 pages. and for the rest as bare OF
fact or fancy as the mind OF the new
born babe. And l ask myself the rea-
son for this brave beginning OF ven-
lures never finished In more serious
moments / am not so irresponsible as
this
But talking with friend the other
day who did. l found. precisely the
same impulsive and unstable thing as
I. hit upon the reason. For there
is something in those first shy Begin
nings of Spring. some sparse economy
OF beauty. some wild. enhancing un-
certainty about its residence with us.
that makes us treasure IT and note its
gestures. fearful lest. after ALL 1t might
change heart and go away. But when
We know that Spring has come 10 stay
and the woods are a bewildering. ring
ing rousing chorus OF unnamable
warblers and sparrows and under toot
the 300 Spring flowers bloom. the rare
fine edge OF adventure and discovery
of Spring is gone. 1t is here 10 stay.
pouring out bounty from its careless
basket And so the pages OF my cal
endar lie blank.
Evening star., 1928-03-28

CELDOM is a manufacturer able to present
Oa greatly improved product at a striking
reduction in price, Only doubled manufacturing
facilities make such step possible.
Improved KoteK has been two years in the
making two years OF research. of test, OF inves-
tlgatlon and experiment in our laboratories, and
IN the laborato torres of women doctors
As a means OF getting nationwide distribution
of the Improved koteH, for several months We
made special offer OF two boxes Of kotex at QS
cents and one box Tree, Now with the assurance
oi doubled volume at lower prices, the regular
price ot single packages OF kotex is reduced
J0%. Without this doubled volume the I'm
proved kotex would have to be sold at higher
rather than lower prices
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Baked Calves Hearts.

Wash the hearts thoroughly inside
and out, then fill the cavities with a
dressing made of stale bread crumbs,
melted butter, and hot water. seasoned
with salt and pepper. When you have
filled the cavities, fasten the openings
with thread. Dust the hearts with salt
and pepper and arrange them in bak-
ing dish, in which there is a cupful Of
hot water. Sprinkle over the surface Of
the water one Cupful Of minced celery
and green pepper. Cover the hearts
and bake hem slowly. basting them fire.
quently with the water The favor
added by the celery and green pepper
Is delicinl1s
Evening star., 1928-03-28
: ny MARIE DAVANT

Creme -. the discovery Of a world
famed laboratory devoted exclusively
to skin whitening research, Some 80
eminent doctors, scientists and skin
specialists worked in its development,
10 years we're espent periecting it Over
900 fofmulae were tried and dis
carded before the right one was found
Thus il marks "a new era in mod
ern beauty culture, And supplants
entirely old time methods. Its bleach.
ing agent ia one Of the most potent
healing agents known. One that
virtually ovefy doctor uses, Old
time bleaehes depended too often
for their results on irntant elements.
II makes IA dark skin needless
folly for any woman t0 suffer even
fofanolher day Some 500 900 women
now employ H. II Ia sold a. all
drug and department stores And
results unqnAiIhsdly guaranteed, or
money fsttIrnRd. A
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Peter Rabbit was as good as his word.
lie vent straight over to that part Of
the Old Orchard where he knew he
would find sScrspper the Kingbird
When he found Scrappey he told him
that BOBBY Coon wanted TO see him.
What does he want 70 see me for?"
demanded SerappeT suspiciously.
He didn't tell me. but / suspect he
wants 20 know something about those
cousins of his that you saw during the
Winter" replied Peter
50 that's So Bobby has ss much
curiosity as you have said Scrapper
81 don't know whether I shall crafty
him or not
Peter opened his mouth TO urge
gcrspper IN ~ meet Bobby Coon, but
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Exercises for the Eyes.

A few years ago the newspapers gave
a great deal OF publicity to various
systems OF exercises for the eyes, and
then dropped the subject so that some
people may have received the impress
sion that eye exercise was n passing
fad. This form OF beauty culture should
not, however, be overlooked by those
OF us who want to keep our eyes in
good condition. Although eye exercises
will not increase the size OF the eyes
nor make them bluer. they relieve the
eyes from strain and by exercising the
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Banana Savnrv.

Cut some bananas in halves length
wise Spread some fingers of toast the
same size AS the bananas with whipped
cream Place half a banana on each
coat with mayonnaise mixed with
cream and place thin strip of pimento
down the center OF each banana
lsnghtwiSe.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
BRAIN TESTS

These intelligence tests are being
qiUen at most OF the leading universt-
ties Study them. try 10 GnSwer them
and. il you can't or are doubtful rete~
to the correct ANSWERS This mill Cire
you q slant on your mental rating.