Indiana "Hoosiers" known to every proverbial schoolboy include Authors Tarkington, Nicholson, Ade; Politicians Marshall, Beveridge, Ralston, New, Hays, Watson. But when the banker thinks of Indiana he thinks of Evans Woollen, a banker whose fortune is moderate, whose perspicacity unsurpassed. Friend of authors and confidant of politicians, Mr. Woollen is an expert in Midland* diagnosis.
Last week he came to Manhattan and, as President of the Trust Com-pany Division of the American Bankers Association, warned his fellow-bankers against the sin of bourbonism. Said he:
"We...
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