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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Slayer of Billings
Wounded iga Battle
at Mexican Rancho

Guadalupe Garcia, confessed slayer
of Jesse Billings. La Fcria constable.
who escaped from the Cameron coun-
" Jail on the night Of January 10.
with three companions, was shot
through the foot ana probably per-
manently crippled in gun battle
with Juan Hinojosa AZ ranch on
the Mexican side al the Rio Grande
south Of Santa Maria.
Reports reached Brownsville yes
terday that Garcia had been killed,
but an iuves tigation disclosed that
his wound Will not prove fatal.
Juan HinajoSa. also wanted on the
American side III the river. was ai-
legged ~ Garcia 70 have raid him
$500 for the Staying Of Billings. Gar
cia made this statement to American
officers shortly after his arrest. Al
ter Garcia's escape from the jail and
subsequent crossing of the river
II Inajosa Learned he had taken ref
gEe at the Mexican ranch HinoJoSa
charged Garcia with having made the
statement u American officers. and
when the latter admitted he mad done
sO the gun battle followed.
The body 81 Ben Harris. negro.
convicted OF numbering his small
atep-snn and sentenced 10 twenty
years IN the penitertiary. VINO es-
capped with Garcia. was found III the
Rio Gsaude last week by Mexican
river patrol Officers. American off
GERS believe Harris was shot hy Gar
cia.
Information received on this side
OF the river indicates that Garcia
crossed the atrcam Immediately after
breaking iail. and has evidently
found safe refuge in his cid haunts
about twenty miles above Natamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR A. J.KAUFMAN

Tie funeral of Albert Joseph Kauf-
f-an, rho died Saturday evening. was
teId at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon
FROM the HinEley pzflnrs, with burial
III thc Jewish cemetery.
Services az the funeral home were
conducted hy Rabbi Epraim Frisrh af
Temple Bethel. San Antonio. JAIL the
burial place services were conducted
by Rio Crande Lodge No. 81. A. Il.
G A ri. with Eli KoeniEsberE, wor-
-hirful master, in charge.
"A delegation III Mevican Scottish
Rite Masons from Matamoros attend
ri ttc services in N body.
Honorary Hall bearers were H.
Plenr. Jose Elcsteiro. T. Dorfman, Joe
Puteenat. Jue Joachim, A. Bnllark.
Louis CObolini. VII. Lopez. and A-
Ashhrim. Active Jack McNAir.
George Walker. Manuel Desteiro.
J. M. Stein Al. EdelRtein. Joe Boil
lark and VIII Nh Kowalaki.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
No Further Tobacco
Tax Is Expected

AUSTIS, Texas. Feb. Fr--0dds
arc against any change ~ tobacco
and cigarettes heing taxed further in
Texas. at least through the iuth
legislature.
The house commi-ter On revenue
and taxation today rr LrErel uEfn-
y0rahly wv the Sanders AID Enei-
grove tobacco tax bills Although mt
nority reports probably will be
brought IA the house floor it IN re-
rarded likely thoy will fail.
Representative A J. Drrham's
preferential primary election hin was
unanimously returned favorAbiy Af-
ter nn amendment making the -ser-
ond choice. vote worth one half the
first vote. If enacted Durham's bill
will do away with tn first primary
election IN Texas by arriving w prac-
ficaily the same results Of two pri-
nlaries through preferential or first
end second choice, voting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
MONTERREY TRAIN
SCHEDULE CHANCEO

The new passenger train schedule
on the Mexican National Lines be-
tween MatAm0roS and Monterrey
went into effect today. and " rN-
pected u greatly facilitate travel
into the Mexican interior. The new
time is : hours and - minutes from
Matamor0s ,O Monterrey. and ~
hours and 30 minutes for the return
trip.
The train 20 Monterrey now leaves
Matamoros AZ 9.45 o'clock every
morning. American time. and arrives
in the capital of Nueva Leon at >
o'clock the same evening. Tire train
leaves Monterrey w T:3a o'clock cv-
erv morning for Matamoros. arriving
AZ its destination at o'clock in the
evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
3 Italians 7 Mexican
Aliens Apprehended

Although they had three "birds in
the hand" the fact ala not prevent
two e. 5. border patrol officers from
getting seven more that were in the
-hush" near Falfurrias yesterday.
INSPECTOR John II Aulen and Leon
Terrell apprehended three Italian
aliens near FaifurFiAs and On the
wnv hark 70 town halted "cucE-
yHcha" with seven McSicaas ia II. IL
developed thct they were all wet
hacks" that is. had crossed the river
iilcraliy. and were taken into Gus
tedy One of the group had been IN
the United States long enough 20
acruirc q $40 automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
TRUCK SHIPMENTS

Cars loaded from the Lower Rio
Eranhe valley SATURDAY and Sunday
nnd forwarded from HarlnRen hy
freight sunday ard Monday. Hrcosd-
ing % a regular report issued by the
Gulf 4 cast Lines.
Mixed vrrrtahir4 Harlinren NJ, LA
Ferin "A. Mercedes lU. Wealaco l1.
Donna y. Alamo 4. San Juan 3, raarr
Il. Mission a. MrAlien Il. Edinburg =.
Brow HAvilin u. Sun HnnItn 5- Ein
EIOnd0 N. Spidtrweb railwAy puiHts Z.
Beets ard carFots-I.a FERN 4.
Mercedes q. W4sinco q. Dohn1 y.
Carrots LH Frria nv N-Hlaro w.
Cabbage Hnrlingrm ~, EtlnFt
place 4. Ia Feria ?, WealaeD 7. Donna
A. Alamo ., Pharr 4. Shnryland 4. 2.
Olmitr N. EMn BanitO w. Rio II0nh0 n.
EFiderweb railway points ".
Fruit-HarIinRen >. Ia Ferfa |,
Weslac0 2. Shmrylnnd ?.
T0tmlH--Fur thu rrppr4. l32 cars.
ITO date. 2.pB3 vegetable. El4 fruit for
grand total II s.as1. TO date last
year. l.1n5 vegetable, 2GT fruit for
grand total ut 1870.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
FORT WORTH
BANDITS Held
Captured at Sulphur,
Oklahoma; Identi-
fled by Sheriff

SULPHUR. Okla. Feb. l-t4'l-Two
men arrested near here last night
were identified today hv Sheriff Carl
Smith az Fort Worth it, the bandits
who yesterday killed Roscoe Wilson.
treasurer OF the Majestic Theatre
there in q hold-up.
The men gave their names a. Roy
Wilson and Cecil Chambers. but re-
fused 10 explain the presence Of
S2.2Uo found IN a suit case in the car.
Sheriff Bird Williams Of Murray
county made the arrests. after being
called out OF town 10 investigate an
automobile wreck in which J. S.
Watkins nf Jnncsbo-O. La.. was killed.
Two men w the crowd about the
overturned car acted peculiarly. the
sheriff said. and he decided 10 in
yestirate.
Sheriff Smith declared that he was
wiring 20 Texas for fequisitior pa
pers. No charges had Leen placed
against the men this morning.
AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. I.-tP,-In
the condition they are not now un-
der arrest. Governor Dan Moody
Tuesday posted $500 reward for
the arrest and conviction of persons
who Monday killed Roscoe Wilson,
treasurer NJ the Majestic Theatre. at
Fort Worth. and tlcd with $1,000.
THAT such crimes may be stamped
out. ! appeal TO the Officers and
citizens Of this state tn 10 every
thing within their power tr arrest
and bring "a trial the perpetrators
of such crimes Moody's proclama.
Linn said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
REACH AGREEMENT.
J ON DISARMAMENT

PARIS, Feh -it9f-Fah agree
'inent on the disarmament questions
which have hscn the subject ot pro-
f,acted negotiations hetweea the 81
lies and Germany was reached TO-DAY.
The allied council NJ ambassadors
Il working oat few remainine de-
tails. hut all pending differences over
ne military cunfroi ~ Germany have
been settled. ANA there are ne prob
lens 20 be turned over 20 the League
os Nations.
The inter-allici military control
commission HpD ceeSes "a functinn.
81 ieavnc takire over he work az
sReing that Germany complies With
the disarmament provisions of the
Versailles treRty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
START SEARCH
FOR VICTIMS
TEXAS SLAYER
Four Bodies Believed
Under Former Cali
fornia Home Of
George Hassell

WHITTIER. Cal. Feb. l.-sF4-A
barrier of clay today stood between
the police and possible discovery Of
four more victims in the murder ca
rrrr MI George y. Hassrll. now await
inr cyecrtion IN Trxas for the slay-
ing Of his wife and eight step chii-
drcn.
Hassell. according IN q letter re-
ccived from Sheriff r. Il. Leward of
Walker county, Texas, confessed re-
Gently that ten years ago he killed
woman with whom he w1s living
here ana her three adopted children.
burying their bodies beneath the
house.
Guided hy chart prepared I'm
Hasscll. police In relays last night
had dug their way through hard clay
20 q point which they estimated to he
Within two feet ~ where the bodies
should DC found. w hen the digging
was concluded for the night, a pit
five feet deep and five feet long had
been made. Because of the cramrnd
quarters oniv one man was permitted
10 dig II = time
Authorities expressed belief that
thu victims HassciI had admitted
Staying may have been Mrs Marie
Nogcl. formerly Of Pittsburgh. and
her three adopted children who dis
appeared from here under mystcrious
circumstances III 1917.
Used Assumed Name.
Hasscll. in his purportcd confes-
sion. said hc was living here under
the name or &C. Baker" when he
murdered the woman with whom he
IFwttws me W.
whether ~ should yu into the army.
This was shortly after the United
States entered the world war and the
selective draft was about 20 be en-
forced lle said h. checked and
clubbed Mrs. Baker" ~ death and
then killed the sleeping children.
Mrs. Myrtle Lark. a neighhor. yes
terday told the police VI the strange
disappearance of Mrs. Baker, and
her children. Baker, as ne was known
here. told ne.ghbors that his wife
had been called 70 san Francisco hy
the death Of a sister
Mrs. Lark said she saw Baker car
M "A large and apparently heavy
trunk to the garage on the day the
woman and children were first
missed. Az night she saw him car
ryinr other small bundles" into the
garage. During the days which fol-
lowed Baker was noticed crawling
under the house. throwing out dirt
and rubbish
Later Mrs Lark observed Baker
digging large hole in the floor Of
his garage.
Brings Annihcr Woman
a Few months later Baker brought
another woman and a child - live
with him. She was introduced 10
Mrs Lark w. hi houaekeepcr. Soon
after that. Baker disappeared.
Several years after the disappear
ance Of the Baker family. authorities
here were asked tn search for Mrs.
Novel. The request came from Mrs.
Gertrude Hoffman of Pittsburgh. 4
sister who said she had not heard
from Mrs. Nogcl IN eleven years. No
trace cf the missing woman was
found az the time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
CABBAGE Rate
REMAINS SAME
Railroads Claim That
Precedent Would
Be Set

Both the Missouri Pacific and the
Southern Pacific railroads have re-
fused % lower the freight rate on
cabbage from The Lower Rio Grande
Valley to northern markets on the
ground that il would set a precedent
for other sections whose products
reach loN price levels.
The Brownsville Chamber VI Conf
merce forwarded request for lower
rates by telegraph 70 both railroads
and received an answer today setting
forth the reasons why they cannot
make the desired reduction.
The joint answer Of the lines fol-
lows
I'VE have very carefully consid-
cred request Of yourself and asso-
ciatcs for temporary reduction in
rate 0n cabbage which is Aased on
present condition III market and
while we fully appreciate and re-
greet present situation. we are COM
PEELED to advise that We cannot COM
Ply with your rcaues; for the reason
We DO not feel that we would be JUS
titled in making reduction in rates
based upon market conditions.
Furthermore II reduction were
made from Your territory on fnat ac-
count Ge could not consistently deny
similar reduction from other pr0auc-
ing territories and On other cemmod-
tiles where similar conditions might
exist Or arise.
The present rates and diffeFen-
tials on cabbage have been approved
by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
SION and are ~ this timc before the
commission in various eases and
pending decision Of these eases can
not make any reduction.
Removal uf the freight differentiEl
which is handicapring Valley grow
crs because IL IL not effective in
some other producing sections. is 10
he called IN the attention 4of the
Southwest Shippers Advisory BOARD
~ San Antonio on Friday BY III J.
pennell. Mercedes shipper.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Mexican Has Extra Wife;
Asks u. S. to Depoyt Her

II you viii let me take wife Ne.
? back to Mexico ! will he willing 10
live again with wife y. in the
Valley
Such u the strange compact that
Aucas Lopez. enmcshnd tn the Unit
"a St4tcz imm iysAticn service net
here. had hoped 70 make with
Uncle Sam. But the law IA the lax
and Lnrtx faces deportation pro-
ceediugs and charges VI violating
the immiwratior regulations.
According 70 the story he told
immigration officers here that he
came to the Valley several years
ago. He married in MeAllen and
his wife bore him two children. She
pernlstad Ia running away. he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01

so he sent hack 10 Monterrey and
married childhood sweetheart
with whom nv had been correspond
ing
This sweetheart he brought back
"a the v Tlla.nsnailnTof =
80 the Valley. 1MlE~ rg her
f-r0sS. wife 40. learned there
vas a No. ] through some we'll
meaning friends hut that WIS just
the beginning Of trouble fpr Lopez
Immigration officers descended mr.
on him and Re is now the guest Of
the United States government I'm
the cameron county jal. There W.
has plenty az slime to think his sit
nation over for he's in bad with
both wives and neither will visit
him IL hia cell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Wealthy Guatemala
Woman Is Poisoned

los ANGELES, & a.. Feb. l.--tEl -
Mrs Marie Arfidalliro. repnted
wralthlcst woman II Guasemala. her
daughter and two sons. are TN se-
rioGs condition in s hospital here
from poison alleged to have been
put III their breakfast food today.
pclice. who are having the food
examined by chemists. expressed the
opinion the case might develop into q
foreign political murder plot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
M. P. BOND issue
0VERSUBSCRIBED

NFW YORK. \. Y. Feb. l.-tP,-
fromps osefsubscrrtion Of the Mis-
inst ana Irinading livr pcr cent gold
first ana feiuad.ng five percent gold
mortgage bonds was reported today
BY Kuhn. Loeb a Company.
The issue. which I'm the largest
piece ~ railway financing ever Of
fcsea over the name Of single
banking house. was sold at par and
accrued interest within half an hour
after thc heokS we're opened.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Chinese Refuse To
Accept New Treaty

HANK0W. Feb. Up Negotia-
tions between the Cantonese and
British fur u new m0dGs vivendi to
take the place 81 treaties now IN ci-
feet between China and Great Britain
were broken Off today hy Eugene
Chen. Cantonese foreign minister.
The e antoncse foreign minister
who had been negotiating with Brit
iSh charge d'affaires O'Maliy. refused
~ sign the agreement proposed hy
the British as long H. armed forces
Of England are concentrating at
Shanghai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Indictments Charge
Fraud in Elections

PFTrSBURGH. pa.. Feb. I. Up
Indictments charging conspiracy and
mis lemcanpr IN connection with al
legged frauds in the November cleo
t.en here. were rturnrd In the grand
Jury t0dsy aaEinst eN persons. irelnt-
ina q rumber of women. district cleo
t.en officials and an alderman.
The latter. John Carr. was charged
with failing a. receive ani properly
guard a b1llo. box.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
NNEs GIVEN RELEASE

ATLANTA, Co.. Feh. lr--tHh-N Vic
ear III Tnngr who HAs ordered ac-
quilted IS the Judge N San Antonio.
Texas. after tr had been arrested in
ronnerti0n with tha disappearance of
The NrImrs sisters in 1914. haa been
released from The federal prison
here. after serving a term for uainy
the mails 10 arfrnEh-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Election Returns To
Be Canvassed Today

Canrassin@ 81 the returns of the
$4,000 900 bond election will hc corn
pieted probably this afternoon NV
the county commissioner court. X
IA stated.
All df thl precincts have made
returns except enc and this prcciuc.
IL expected to report some time to-
f.x-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Eleven Jurors Named
For Trial OF Leahy

GEORGETOWN. Texas. Feb. L.
4'l-Elcven jurors had been selected
when court adjourned for noon re-
cess here today in the trial M Harry
" Lcahy charged with thG death rf
DR.. J. A. Ramsey. Court expected the
jury to be completed early thi 4 after
noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
FIND BODY or WOMAN

Mrs. Cora Ann Humble. 80. was
found dead here Tuesday near an
alley in Oaklawr and police be-
lievc she was killed By hit and
run automobile. She was employed
IN n wholesale house and tx Was
supposed she was On her way 20
work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
To ESTABLISH HEADQIARTE

HARLINGEN, Texas. Feb. 2-The
Valley Auto supply Company.
wholesale dealers in auto parts and
accessories. will nncn headquarters
here rith Charles Bull a4 local
merc~er. The firm viii bc located
In the new Weller building. moving
a. th.s city from Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
Trial Pe0nage Case Underway
Favorable Report Given Rio
Crande Survey Appropriation

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 1.--tE)-The house for
eign affairs committee today ordered favorable report
the Garner resolution TO authorize appropriation
of $4,000 to cooperate with Mexico in survey of the
lower waters of the Rio Grande and Colorado rivers
The report will stipuate that the secretary of state
must i'm the plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
HnRNSRY nIRElTnR

ST. louis. No. Feb i.-Ly7-De-
spite hi trade 10 the New YORK
Giants. Rogers H1rnshy. former
manager az the ST. Louis Cardinals
and stia tho seeond LARGEST stock
hrldeF In the club. today WIS re-
elected u director.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01

Investigator Advises
I. &. c. Grant Pes MitS
fOyLimeS IN Cameron

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb 1.-tH0-Both the Missouri
Pacific and Southern Pacific systems should be allowed -
with railroad construction which they have pro-
ected the county district of Texas the l. c. e.
advised by @ VI Burnside its assistant director
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
KILLED IN CRASH

HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. l.-iiF'i--
Robert lee whitaker. l7. was killed
rnd 9eyula MdR1hinson. IT. seriously
TN inrru when their motorcycle was in
collision with string cf moving
tank ears on the Houston Belt Line
carly today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01
WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST

~ fFfIF FUN "a n T
For Brownsville ana the Lower
Rio Grandc VALLEY. Partly cloudy
ta cloudy ar6 unsettled tonight and
"Wednesday. probably with local
showers. net much change in tenn
peratufe.
Fer East Texas. Cloudy tonight
ard Wednesday with local rains:
light % moderate variable winds on
tire coast. mostly sorihrrlr.
Daily River Bulletin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01

sOt finance, VINO mas cOmpiet-
ed an investigation of the
situation
The Southern Pacific. through the
san Antonio and Aiansas Pass. de-
sires to build BIB miles of new lire
from HarIingcn To Brownsville Ia a
cost OF about $3.50 COO. This route
will both parallel an cross the Mis-
souri Pacific Lines existing and pro-
jected. and the Missouri Pac;fie pro-
tested The investigator, however
concluded there was aufiicirnt busi-
ness in the territory for both rail-
roads and advised the commission to
allow both 70 proceed The commits
sion itself must now pass on the
finding.
The Missouri Pacific. through the
San Benito and Rio Grande Com
parry, one of it, subsidiaries, plans ~
build eastward from San Fernando "A
distance Of six miles. and 20 buiid a
second line eastward from San BE
nitU. for H. miles. These branches
viii serve truck gardens territory.
though they viii touch no iteorpor-
ated town.
That prompt and favorable action
will be taken az IN early date b. the
Interstate Commerce Commission
upon the recommendation of Mr.
Burnside was the opinion expressed
by leading business men OF the city
today upon receipt Of the news from
Washington. A decision from that
body may Ne expected III 4 few days.
The Southern Pacific grading
crews are now working on the Edin-
burg -HAriingen extension ard Off
ciaIs cE shat railway nave irtimnted
that If the permit is granted the con-
stsuction work 70 Brownsville will
proceed without interruption.
Missouri Pacific officials have also
announced that they are prepared 70
start construction of the proposed rx-
tensions from san Bpniro ani San
Fernando as soon a. the permit Is
granted. and that part Of the material
Is already On hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-01

River FORECAST
There will be no material change
IN the river.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-15

tary drill were also danced to I'M
usual accompaniment by the men.
Leilehua Aud, said to be the
greatest performer of sinuous dances,
shows the people how they do the
black bottom on the island. Her
own Interpretation of the hula is
pleasing.
Prince Lei LAM, instead of yodel-
ing, sings an Irish song that he
learned when ne was with Ernest
Ball"
Said to be on their first tour of
the United States, Vanderberg's conf
pany of yodelers take you on a
"Trip to Holland" In this COM
pany there is a string band that
plays some of the jazz of the day
and some of the music Of their
land. They may be the worlds
greatest yodelers,"' but only heard
one person. However, she was very
good.
Elsie Clark sings a number of
her own song hits which were made
for radio and records. She is &C
companied by Nelson Story at the
piano. I liked her songs but her
style is bit tiresome.
Joe and william Hale make their
juggling little less serious bust
ness than do most juggelers. They
put a lot of hokum comedy in the
act and liven 1t up. The Stereotyped
gags and jokes of the old time Jug
gelers are done away with and real
comedy is introduced. This act is
a knockout.
The old man tells his secretary,
who is in love. to go head and do
what he wanted to and not let the
girls father know about it. He also
lets his own daughter go with the
young man TO- help him out. The
old man, in Douglas Flint and Com
pany, does everything to help the
boy marry the girl he wants to,
but he wants his own daughter to
marry some old bird" with a lot
of money and one foot in the grave.
This is sure fire stuff.
The Wilmont Sisters get a little
close harmony in their singing. They
have several of the new songs and
medley of old time ones in their
repertoire. They have some new
harmony for "At Shutdown"
The Nafgys are said to have some
thing new in the way of spectacu
lar entertainment. Fire eating and
exploding of gunpowder in the
mouth make for unusually. How
ever, 1 am sorry that I missed this
act.
At the Lyric all week. (By the
Observer.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-15
Stage Verdict

LYRIC--A unique and good
dancing act, that Of Prince Lei
LAM, tops the bill.
ENGLISH'S Edward Nell.
Jr., 'triumphs in 1.-THE Vaga-
bound King" Splendid COM
edy moments and a great
chorus.
COLONIAL-"Some Baby" is
a poor show and a bad closing
bill for a successful stock
company.
KEITH'S Carl Freed and
his orchestra walk away with
the honors this week with an
eccentric jazz band offering
that is mighty good.
MUTUAL-The burlesque Of
fering here depends upon the
ability of Joe (Sunshine) Me-
limo to keep things moving.
Only fair burlesque. 4