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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24
And
CHURCH, THEME
DR.. Charles L. GoodeII,
Evangelist to Speak Tonight

"Laymen and the Church" will be
the topic of DR.. Charles L. Goodell,
federal council Of evangelism Sec
rotary, before tonight's union evan
gelistic meeting at Roberts Park
M. E. Church.
Laymen and church workers will
attend the workers conference at
GAS p. m, preceding the public
service at g.
lD services are scheduled for.
Saturday. but sunday p. m. DR..
Goodell will preach his closing SER
mon. 1.-The Abundant Life"
The ministry of today may draw
inspiration and direction from the
Scriptural advice given leaders of
the church in Biblical times, said
DR.. Goodell Thursday night, speak
ing on THE Church God Wants"
We are interested in those pas
tors and churches of Asia and the
long ago. We know that human
nature is pretty much the same in
all ages and that the sins of Asia
are the same sins that flourish now
in Europe and in America.
If 1 can find out what the Spirit
said to pastors and members two
thousand years ago. I shall know
what He would say to me now under
the same conditions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24
BULLETIN URGES
TRUCKERS TO
WATCH ROADS
ThawS and Soft Highways
May NeCeSSitate Re-
StrictionS.

Heavy truckers were advised 70
watch weather conditions and to
consult State highway superintend-
entS in the districts they wish to
traverse, in this weeks State high
way department road bulletin.
ThawS likely will make it neces-
sary to restrict loads in some locali-
ties although soft road conditions
are not expected to be general, the
bulletin said. Road conditions for
next week announced by the bulletin
we're:
TO. four miles north of Milan; avoid to
Rd. 46. Not maintained from Batesville
TO Metamoral.
No. 3-Detour around grading at three
miles north of Muncie.
Hanging MH ROCK f a ad past T csb m
ten miles. and fourteen miles north Of
Madison, One-way traffic bridges at
eight miles and ten miles north of Madi-
n, No; smRun,a5q?und via MT; Etpa f., for
one-fourth mile west of Brimfeld.
No. .1O-Three and one-half mile detour
U. s. No. 20-New fills over sink holes
east Of Lagrange soft and rutted. Detour
u. S. No. 24-Detour just east of Hunt
ington until city makes street connection
with new pavement.
U s., No; 27-Bridge run-around south
of Portland. Detour from Fountain City
to Lynn account of grading Bridge run
around three miles north of Richmond
Detour two and one-tcnth miles south of
Richmond. account grading Beeler Hill.
No 29-Run-around just north of inter-
section Of Rds 30 and IS. Good three-mile
detour while widening road for two miles
north of Burlington. Bridge run-around
at five miles north Of Knox. Detour from
Two miles north of La Porte to Jet. of
traffic at drivers risk.
U. s. No. 30-Short detour in Plymouth.
U. S. No. 31--When new grade at eleven
miles north of Kokomo Is soft, traffic
use the temporary run-around Bridge
run-around at one mile north of Peru.
No. 32-Bridge run-around at one and
one-half miles east of Shannondale. Detour
at five, miles west of Anderson on account
of bridge construction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24

No 46-Brldge run-around at three and
One-haf miles east Of Nashville.
NO. 50-Bridge run around Just west OF
T. S. No. 52-Drive carefully northwes.
No 56-Closed for construction between
West Baden and Paoli. detour fair. During
thaw heavy loading is restricted between
PaOli and Salem. Earth surface between
Salem and ScottSburg impossible most OF
time. Temporary bridge between Madison
and Vevay for one-way traffic
No. 57-Ferry White River at Rogers
with two miles earth road across river
bottoms between Rogers and Sandy Hook
impossible IN wet weather. Traffic best
route via Monroe CITY and Wheatland
over good gravel road Detour south OF
Washington, account bridge construction
| and bridge run-around at three miles
north of Washington.
No. 62-New pavement Is open OH Rd
! g. between Corydon and New Albany
No. G5-Bridge run-around i've miles
! north of Mount Vernon.
No 66-Impassable between NeWburg
! and Hatfield with no detodr. Through
| traffic avoid Sc and Evansville -Rockpori
| traffic route via Rds. IS and 81 until
NJ No t5'' 67DBridge run-around at one and
! four-tenths miles south OF B-ucevllle
Bridge n-arounds at four miles and
four and one-half miles east or Gosport.
u S No. l50-Under construction from
West Baden and French Lick to Paoli.
There is local detour between West
Baden and Paoli but through traffic had
Rest route over 81 and so. via Mltchell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24

Jamestown Detour between Pittsborro and
Brownsburg Through traffic between In
dianapolis and Charlottesville should use
So and 80 via Lebanon. Run-around be-
tween Covington and Veedersburg account
of bridge work.
No. 55-Narrow road between Gordon
and Palmyra.
Creek east of Danville.
No. 37-Drive carefully past workmen
south of Grantsburg, where earth slides
No. 39-Detour at six miles south OF
Frankfort. account of bridge cut
U. S. No. 4l-Gravel approaches to sew
eral bridges between VincenneS and Sull-
van. Bridge run-around just south OF Ly-
ford. Detour at st. John to Dyer.
No. 43-One-Way traffic over bridge at
four miles north of Charlottesville. Bridge
run-around at two and one-hah miles
north of Romney.
No. 45-Widening road between Dale and
Huntingburg: traffic drive carefully.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24
SIeep-S|eep

One good night of sleep viii go long way
to repair the inroads of time and diseaee. Make
certain that you do not take dope. You will find
Wheeler's Nerve Vita-Lixar Ia dopeless, safe
treatment for sleeplessness. 1t does not con-
tain Alcohol, Choral Morphine or any harm
the nervous system-causes sleep-aIlays irri-
tatton. Sold at drug stores at ST. 10 a bottle but
if you will send your name and address with
10 cents for packing to J.W. Brsnt Co., Dept
s.. Albion. Mich, they will send you large
sample bottle free. 1t works wonders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24
ESTH0NIA CELEBRATES
Observes Tenth Anniversary of Its
Independence.

TALLINN (RevaD, Esthonia
Feb. 24.-DeSpite the fact that ten
years ago on Feb. "a, Esthonia still
was occupied by German troops and
under the rule of a German mill
tary dictatorship, the country then
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

proclaimed its independence. The
tenth anniversary of this event is
being celebrated today. Flags are
flying everywhere and people are
enjoying the national holiday which
the diet decreed for the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
GOODRICH TO
ADD TOPLANT
New Building To Cost
100000; To Be
Storage House

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.@P-Ac-
companied by Mrs. Coolidge II At
torney General Sergeant, President
Coolidge will leave Washington Co.
night for q two-day trip to his native
state III Vermont, during which nc
will inspect the states recovery
from its flood Of last year.
On his way TO Vermont the chief
executive will make an hours stop
at Northampton. Mass. tomorrow
for a visit 10 Mrs. Lemira Goodhue
Mrs. Coolidge's mother. at the hos
pital, where she has been i'll since
last winter.
Stops Of only a few minutes will
be made by the president az Brattle-
boro, Bellows Falls. Windsor, White
River Junction, Bethel, and Mont
pelier Junction before arriving al
Burlington. where he and Mrs. Cool
idge will detrain again and plan to
place flowers on the tomb Of Captain
Andrew !. Goodhue, Mrs. C~oolidge's
father.
Local committees probably will
board the train at ooch Of the short
stops on the trip and the president
viii be able 70 receive from them
additional information regarding
conditions in the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
LECIONPLAN
RODEOATS.A A.
Johnson and Strick.
land Are Making
Arrangements

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sent. 10
w. T. Johnson, wealthy San Antonio
cattlemans is producing the first
worlds championship rodeo in the
South, which viii be the feature at
traction Of the Tenth Annual Amer
lean Legion National Convention.
Johnson states that in order 10 make
this the largest and best rodeo, ne
has spared no expense, going TO ex-
tremes by securing the most efficient
and experienced men in the business.
First, he secured As his director,
Hugh Strickland Of Hollywood, Calf,
who thoroughly understands the
rodeo business from all angles. He
has been connected with all Of the
largest rodeos in the United States,
and made the trip 70 London, Eng
land, to contest in Tex Austin's rodco
in 1925.
For months. he and Strickland have
toured New Mexico, Texas. Arizona,
Montana, and Wyoming, buying wild
horses.
There will be many thrills seer in
the great arena OF the League Ball
Park there now being prepared for
the Worlds Championship Rodeo,
starting Oct. ., with two perform.
ances daily, closing Oct. ~. Two hun
dred cowboys and cowgirls wearing
costumes Of big hats, loud shirts. and
polished boots and spurs, will at
tempt 10 carry off the honor trophies
and $4,000 In cash purses offered
By Johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Edinburg Man Is
Reported Better;
Injured In Wreck

EDINBURG, Sept. 19.-H. W. Essen
hover, Edinburg garage manager,
was reported recovering at Medical
Arts Hospital Wednesday from Sc
rious injuries received when a car in
which he was riding c0llided with one
being driven BY Hiss Laura Lou
Bryan at the intersection Of West
Closner and Mcintyre Blvd.
Impact Of the crash threw Eisen-
hover from the automobile TO the
pavement. Upon examination b. hos
pital attaches II was found that he
had suffered bruises and decorations
about the face and BODY, a broken
thigh and several broken ribs.
The car driven By Miss Bryan was
occupied By her sister, Margaret
Anna; her brother, Dick, and Mildred
Combes and Edith Husel. None Of the
party were injured.
II. b. Brooks. farmer and alleged
driver OF the a in which Eisen-
hover was a passenger, Is being
held pending an investigation into
the accident
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Widen Right of Way
On Valley Highway

CORPUS CHRISTI, Sept. 19.-LPl
The highway right-of-way between
Falfurrias and Riviera is being
widened to eighty feet, largely
through the efforts Of Judge Brooks,
said o. l.. Crook. Of division No. rs
office Of the highway department.
The present width Of the highway
Is sixty feet. The paving is eigh-
teen feet.
IL has been found that paved high
ways with their edges near the end
Of the earthen shoulder undergo SER
iOus damage because of the passing
traffic. Often, the highway depart
ment does not have enough right-of-
way put Of which TO procure suffi-
cient dirt TO build and later 70
maintain road beds.
Eleven miles Of the highway right
of-way Is being widened TO eighty
feet. Judge Brooks i arranging the
matter Of titles for Brooks county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19

the Southwest Bituliahic Company or
its assigns shall look solely Go such
property and the 0wnera thereof for
the payment uf such assessments
but the City Of Brownsville shall ex-
erclse eli cf les lawful powers 10 aid
~ thn cnfo teBe < collection Of
said liens ard sums and personal OBJ
ligatiOns- lf default shall he made
in the payment of any assessment
collection thereof shall ba enforced
either BY sale 81 the premises, BY the
Tax Collector Of the city on request
OF the legal holder Of the certifi-
cRto issued lin evidence of such
assessment in the same tanner Ms
nearly as possible and after the same
advertisement Is is provided BY law
and the charter Of this city for sales
for delinquent ma valorom taxes. or
in case on such default upon demand
of The legal holder Of such rertifi-
cate, this city will exercise itB char
ter powers 70 enforce and collect this
certificate BY suit in its own name
for the benefits OF said holder. OK said
legal holder may bring suit for khm
enforcement of said certificates am
any court having jurisdiction.
W
Fol- the purpose OF ~evidencing the
several suns assessed against the
respective parcels of MbuttinR prop
erly herein assessed. 0r che inter-
ests IN the parcels 0f abutting prop
erty herein assessed, and the owners
thereof, and the time and terms OF
payment and 20 aid I'm the enforce
nent thereof. ~nsaignable certificates
ahAll be issued and delivered Mn said
Southwest Bitulithic wv The
City Of Brownsville. upon the COM
pietion p acceptance hy the City cf
said improvements Inv said portion on
street. which certificates shaIl ba
executed w che tanner and form and
With the provisions ana reritals pre-
scribed n q certain ordinance duly
nassed by the City Commission OF
the City cf Brownsville on June 7th.
1927. which ordinance IN on prcvid-
ing for lhe issuance 0E assirnnbis
certificates Of assessments declaring
and ~evidencing assessments made
against AUDITING propert. and its
and railroads or street.
railroads and their owners for "a por-
ton or the cost Of street improve
ALNA@ 4R1u EANNEb1 GnA NLNNT NAMM~
ways or portions thereof IN the CITY
Of Brownsville, and -re=cribing the
provisions Of such certificates and
providing that payments made there
ON may he made To The City Tax
Collector and further prescribing
the duties Of the City Tax C0llec-
tor and the City Treasurer with
reference 20 money 80 paid.
That any and All sums payable
upon any assessments herein made
or any certificates ~evidencing tie
same, may be paid 20 the Tax Col
hector Of the City Of Brownsville as
provided I'm and authorized by said or
cinance of June 7th, 1927, described
IN the preceding paragraph hereof
and the duties Of the City Tax Col
lector and the City Treasurer with
reference TO any and all such pay
ments shall he those prescribed in
Said ordinance.
Finally Passed and Approved this
18th day Of June. 1928.
A. B. COLE, Mayor,
City Of Brownsville. Texas
fEenl)
ATTEST:
"a. X .Munday, City Secretary.
e--I1-1S-2t-3lSB
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Council room In the City Hall In the
City Of Brownsville, Texas. and said
hearing was continued until all de-
string 20 be- heard were given JUL
and fair opportunity TO be heards
and tie said City Commission having
fully considered the evidence and
all proper matters the said hearing
was finally closed ON the lst day
June 1928, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission
from the evidence finds that the
assessments and charges are right
and proper and are substantially tn
proportion TO the benefits 10 tho re-
spective parcels of property by
means OF the Improvements TN the
said portion OF street for which such
assessments are levied, and establish
substantial justice and equality and
uniformity between the respective
owners OF the respective properties
or interests therein. and between vi
parties concerned. considering the
benefits received and burdens inn
posed. and further finds that in
each case the RbuttinE p--7@-ts, -
interest therein assessed. az the eaHe
may be, IL especially benefited In
enhanced value TO said property or
interest therein, as the Ease may be,
by means Of the improvements in the
said portion OF street lpon which
said property abuts. and for which
assessment is levied and charge
made. In a sur In excess OF the
costs OF the improvements ls In &C.
cordance with the law and charter IN
force In this city and the proceed
ings heretofore had with reference
10 said improvements, and II In MI
respects valid and regular.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT FUR.
THEIR ORDAINED:
That there shall be and IN hereby
levied and assessed against the par
cells OF property. or interest In par
GELS Of property. as the case nay be,
h~ereInbelow mentioned and against
the real and trua wner thereof
whether such owners be correctly
named herein, the .ums or money
below mentioned and itemized, shown
opposite the description Of the re-
spectlve parcels of property. or in
terests In property. the descriptions
Of such property. or interests there
in. the various assessed
against the same, and the owners
thereof. so far as such owners are
known being as follows:
CONTRACT NO. s.
Engineers roll or statement for
West Fourteenth (Fresro) street
from its intersection with the east
line of Levee street to its intersec-
ton with the west line Of Elizabeth
street, known and designated ~
Unit or District No. 30.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Jim Wells County
VIII Grow Truck

ALICE. Tex. Sept 19.-The Jim
Wells County Truck Growers associ-
alton was organized at a meeting
here last week. attended BY 80 far
mers and business men. About 1900
acres were signed up for trucking
and other acreage will be added by
farmers who were not present.
Officers elected were: W. r. Bo-
tard, president; Homer Presnail.
secretary: y. n. Cutlery, vice presi-
dent; directors, W. +. Botard, j. ".
Cutlery, George Rehmet, r. Z. Law
son and A. j. Joslin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Chemist Reports
Today InAneged
Girl Poisonings

SAN BENITO, Sept. 19.-San Be
nito residents will proceed at once
with further efforts to have a sur
vey made Of the road between here
and Harrington, looking toward secur-
ing state aid on widening it, il was
announced here Tuesday following
receipt Of a telegram from Commits
sioner A. v. Logan and County Judge
Oscar G. Dancy, saying state aid
was not granted, and that a survey
Of the costs, ETC., was required.
Such a survey was requested by
local people several weeks ago, but
il was not made. Further efforts
will be launched TO have the county
engineering force make a survey,
showing the cost of such widening.
Assurance that the required right
Of way will be supplied was given in
statements By local residents today.
The telegram came to ]. r. Bell,
secretary OF the San Benito Chamber
of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19


declared TO be and are made a lien
upon the respective parcels OF
property, or interests i'm parcels on
property, as the case may he. against
which the same are assessed, and "a
personal liability and charge against
the real n true owners Of such
property or interests In property.
whether such owners 10 named here
In or not, and b Hens shall TO and
c0nstitute the first enforceable lien
and claim against the property. 0r in
terest IN property, on which such as
sessments are levied, and shall DO a
first and paramount lien thereon, su-
perior To all other liens and claims
except state. county and municipal
taxes. The sums SO assessed against
the abutting property. Or interests in
AUDITING property. and the owners
thereof shall be and become due and
payable as follows. t0-wits
In six (6) equal inStallmcnts, due
respectively on or before thirty t30l
days, /, 2, B, 4, and 5 years after
the date OF completion and accept
azru ~ - G.sR Sc the improve
ments in said portion OF street. n
shall bear interest from the date OF
such completion and acceptance at
the rate Of z per cent 1er annum,
payable annually with each install
ment. Provided that any owner shall
have the right 10 pay the entire as-
sessment. or any inStallment thereof
before maturity by payment OF prin-
cipal and accrued interest, and pro-
vidcd further that il default shall be
made In the payment OF any INSTALL
mcnt OF principal or interest prompt
~ ~ the same natures, the entire
amount az the assessment upon
which such default is made shall, at
the opinion of the said Contractor.
Southwest Bituiithic Company, or IT,
assigns. b. and become Immediately
due and payable, and shall be col
lectible, together with reasonable at
@ aev fees. and costs OF collection
if incurred.
The fact that such improvements
may be omitted on that portion OF
street adjacent 10 sny premises ex-
empt from the lien Of such assess
mcnss shall in r0@ise nvnlidate. At
fec. or impair the lien Of such as
sesEments upon other premises. All
assessments levied are a personal
liability and charge against the real
and true owners Of the premises de-
scribed. Notwithstanding such owners
may not b. named or may be incor-
rectly named. No mistake, error.
invalidity. or irregularity In the
name Of any property owner or the
description Of any property or the
amount of any assessment or in n
other matter or thing. shall In any
wise invalfdate or impair any assess
ments hereby levied. or any certifi-
cate issued TO evidence the same ne
hereinafter provided. and any sucl
mistake, error. invalidity or irregu-
larity. whether In such assessments
~ in the certificates issued III evI-
dence thereof. may Ne corrected nj
any time by the City. and the fall
power 10 m~'c md lew re-assess-
ments and 70 correct mistakes, err
rors, invalidities or Irregularities
either TN the assessments or IN the
certificates issued In evidence there
or. Is in accordance with the law and
charter in force in the city. vested In
the city.
The City on Brownsville shall not
be in any manner liable for the pay
ment OF the sums hereby assessed and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
RATNRow oFFIcERs INSTALLED

MERCEDES. Sept. l9.-R. H. Kern
af this city, prominent Mason, act
I'd as installing officer Monday night
when the following Rainbow Girls
took their respective places for the
coming year: Worthy advisor, Max
inc Section; Worth Associate Ad-
visor. Nelma Giddle; Faith, Gladys
Hampton; Hope, Verma Bee Allen;
Charity. Joe May Newly; pianist.
Daisy Lester. confidential observer,
Martha Yearwood: outer observer,
Mildred Schrost; and drill leader,
Maude Tullis.