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Evening star., 1921-11-23
RELY SUMMONED .
J. TO WHITE HOUSE
President to Discuss condi.
tons in Porto Rico-Long
List of Charges.

1t is understood that President Hard
ing. some time late this afternoon or
tonight. will receive E. Mont Reilly,
governor OF PORTO Rico, who is in
Washington. at IT, call Of the foSmer,
to discuss. with him conditions in the
island which have been reported to
the White House. as being greatly
disturbed. =. .,
The executive has received. a num-
ber Of com plants, formal and other
wise, regarding the administration Of
affairs In Porto Rico by Gov. Reilly.
through Senior Felix Cordova-Davila.
resident commissioner from the is-
land in this country, calls upon the
President to remove Gov. Reilly from
office. It was signed by thirty-nine
of the hfty-eights- members Of. the
set forth specific charges against the
governor. go
Many Charges Enumerated.
Among specific charges against
Gov. Eeily enumerated In this from
Senor Uav.la We're the following:
He publicly declared himself lead
er Of the insular republican party and
the friend Of the socialist party
He removed judicial officers with
out stating the cause. and threatened
removal Of others, being obliged to
confess the injustice in both cases
'.Annulled the moral power Of
judges by announcing they would be
removed II q decision were rendered
considered by the governor unjust
"Pardonsd criminals to please So
cialist leaders, and these criminals
Immediately committed new crimes.
Publicly embraced socialist leader.
thus acting in n manner unworthy Of
the soyernorship and the people
Directed or permitted police to
break up reception organized to gre ct
Antonio Barcelo. president Of the SEN
ate and leader Of the unionist party.
later promoting the police officer who
broke up the demonstration ~
Encouraged and rewarded all who
offended majority party. ~ ...E-r .
'AppOfnted three departmental
heads opposed to the spirit of the
organic act and to the laws Of Porto
Rico on recommendation Of organ
izations whose directors reside out
side Porto Rico.'
Each day since he has been down
there an erstwhile peaceful people
have been indicted on some such
silly charge They have endured it
as long as possible and affairs have
of the island. Reilly must come here.
Charge Flag Insult.
RELY made a land tour through
the island which was prelude to
this trip at sea. 1t was character
lied with the same bombast and ex-
agEeration and it was on the land
trip that he displayed an utter un-
worthiness for the office he holds
and showed his gross and. indecent
nature by, referring to. the Porto
Eican flag as chat rag" H.
'.It would be impossible even on
the burlesQue. stage, to produce a
pageant with more buffonery than
the quixotic governor OF Porto Rico
put into that remarkable tour"
Tho administration has expressed
eyeEY confidence in Gov. Reily's abil-
fly to handle the situation, but 1t
realisss that he has mat with much
conten tion because of the activity on
the part of political leaders actively
engaged in trying to obtain inde-
pendence for the island.
Hr
Evening star., 1921-11-23

Browns boy. I wish he would come
over here. II he should find out
about that hunter perhaps he would
do something to drive him away. III
see if l can call him over here"
Rlacky began to call in the way he
does when he has discovered some-
thing and wants others to know
about it. Cav. cav, caaw; caaw,
cav, cav caaw" screamed Black, as
IL greatly excited.
no work to do, that morning. had
started for a tramp over the Green
Meadows. hoping to see some Of his
little friends in feathers and fur. He
heard the excited cawine of Blacky
and at once turned in that direction.
THAT black rascal has found
something over on the shore of the
Big River, said Farmer Browns boy
to himself" TIL so over there to see
what it is. There isn't much escapes
the sharp eyes OF that black busy
body, lie has led me to a lot of in
teresting things. one time and an
tree over by the Big River"
AS Farmer Browns boy drew near
Blacky few down and disappeared
below the bank. Farmer Browns
boy chuckled. Whatever it is it is
right down there" he muttered.
He walked forward rapidly, but
edge Of the bank. Up few Blacky.
cawinE wildly and pretending to be
scared half to death. Again Farmer
Browns boy chuckled. You're just
making believe" he declared. You're
trying to make me believe that 1
have surprised you, when all the time
you knew 1 was coming and have
been waiting for me. Now, what
have you found over here"
He looked eagerly along the shore
and at once he saw a row OF low
bushes close to the edge of the water.
He knew what it was instantly. "A
Duck blind" he exclaimed. "a hunt
er has built a blind over here from
which. to shoot Ducks. L wonder If
he has killed any yet. hope not"
He went down to the blind, for
that is what a Duck hunters hiding
place 10 called. and looked about. A
couple of grains of corn just inside
the blind caught his eye and his face
dark ened. THAT fellow has been
batting Ducks" thought he. "He has
been putting out corn for them to get
them to come here regularly. My.
how hate that sort of thing! 1t is
bad enough to hunt them fairly, but
to feed them and then kill them
ugh! I wonder if he has killed any
yet?"
He>looked all about keenly and his
face cleared. He knew that IL that
hunter had killed any Ducks there
would be teIl-tale feathers in the
blind and there were none.
- Copyright, 1921. by T. W.. Bursess.)
Evening star., 1921-11-23
CIVIC cEETERs BAND :
OUT TO RAISE $1,000
Organization Needing Mu.ical' In
struments Now Has Sixty
Two Members, r

A drive to raise 81, eco to pay for
musical ipstruments has been launch
ed by the Community Civic Centers
Band, according to an announcement
made today by James e. Miller. di-
rector q
The band was organized more than
four years ago with nine men. 1t
has now increased to sixty-two
pieces. The members receive no sal
aries. according to the announcement,
and, there Is no fund on hand TO care
for the expense of newly acquired
bass horns. -. -.
Among those indorsing tho work
of. the band, according to Director
Miller, are Col. Sheriff., superin-
tendent' of public buildings, and
grounds, and Miss Cecil b. Norton.
general director Of the community
center department of the public
schools. - ~
Rehearsals, to which the public ia
admitted. are conducted Thursday
nights at o'clock and Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the Dunbar High
School. 90 o.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
YACHT RUN DOWN.:
THREE NEARDEATH
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterritt and
Boat Engineer Rescued
From Wrecked Craft.
p,sp,tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. November 2S.,--Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. sterrttt Of Euffalo.
\. Y. and the engineer OF the boat
narrowly escaped being drowned
when the steamer Anne Arundel of
the E., c. and X line ran down their
Yacht, the Eliza Harding, of Drum
point, Monday night. TIE yacht was
en route from Buffalo. to Florida
The. Anne Arundel struck the
smaller boat only a glancins blow,
but it was sufficient to stave a large
hole In the port side: Water poosSa ',
the vessel did not entirely. M be-
cause Of its water-tight compart-
melts.
Hangs to Best. Rail. -
Mr.. Sterritt was at the steering
wheel and climbed on the iviedock. sA.r
ing himself by hanging to the rau on
the. side of the Anne Arundel until ne
was pulled aboard.
the steamer had, a -lifebeat lowered.
The screams OF Mrs. Sterritt showed
persons were caught In the cabin OF
tie yacht. which was then partly un-
der water. The rescue crew from the
Anne. Arundel succeeded In removing
them from the cabin before they had
than getting thoroughly wet.
Blames Mix-Up in Signals.
In his~report to the officials of the
company Capt. !Gourley said 1t was a
mixup in signals that caused the coll
lision. He said when he saw the
Eliza Harding dead ahead OF his 'ves-
sci he gave the signal for the Harding
to. get out of the way. .,
He said the Harding answered that
2 n
He said the smaller boat did turn
away, but that it immediately turned
about and started across the bows OF
the Anne Arundel.
The yacht did not. sink and was
towed to Solomon's Islapd by the
state Steamer Governor McL.ane which
happened along shortly after the ac-
cident. After: repairs are made Mr.. and
Mrs, Sterrit will continue their trip
to Florida. q
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Brides Will Be Brides
By Lucille .Ta,, Slyke.

. *
/ gifts. including q beautiful letter that
her, father had left at his bankers
before he sailed, q letter with fat
check. :. 1t made her so homesick for
him that she nearly wept. She would
have, only At that moment a mes
senger arrived with an enormous box
OF her favorite maroon glace from
Richard Slocum. The old delicious
petted feeling began to steal back
over her. She sang as she set her table
for two. OF course John would be
back for dinner, bringing the doggie
to surprise her.
Six o'clock. seven o'cIock-at al
most eight o'clock a hurried phone
SORRY, darling. Can't make 1T. Go
to bed early: I'll get there As soon
Her reply was SO hurt that he
added a petulant:
Don't sulk, old dear. can't help
She did exactly what any. woman
would have done. Put that untasted
dinner back into the iceboX. jammed
undressed herself and cried herself
70 sleep. .I -"
She awoke when John let himself
in. One last hope THAI he had not
forgotten hared. But all she could
hear were sounds of his bedtime
snack. the clock chimed twelve soft
~. Her very special birthday was
over. Her pillow was wet with tears.
She went about in noble matyrdom,
for many days
What the deuce are you suiking
about, come out of it" He kissed
her bit roughly one morning. BE
sport, tell your Crouch
But she wouldn't. And presently.
being a perfectly healthy young per-
son, she tucked 1t into her dark past
and became her sweet, sunny self:
She awoke one morning ten days
one was in her tiny bedroom besides
herself. There were two some ones.
Her grinning young husband and a
wrigsling. squirming shaggy catrn
terrier. who made leap for her pink
toes.
"How's it feel to be twenty-on and
have a vote and a husband and
dog?' Johns boyish tones made her
heart throb with delight. wake up!
Every house on the block has flag
out for your birthday-and George
Washington's| he Perched on the ne
biffed at the ecstatic doggfe. Pretty
smart girl TO get born on day no
husband could forget. Lordy. re-
member more times than once that
dad got in dutch by forgetting moth,
se ssed hsr ,ag m0ps fsienG arGund boMn Ke dos
what's that you said you were going
to call him? Call him of! He's your
dog"
She laid her cheek against his hand,
contritely. Something suspiciously
like tears threatened.
"I-forsot-what I meant to call
him." she lied like little lady. You
name him. I'm always too lazy to
think on birthdays
(Another episode Of this story In to-
mOrrOR's Star.D
Evening star., 1921-11-23
WILL SEEK ample
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Chairman Madden Expresses
Determination to Provide
J Sufficient Funds.

Dissemination to provide ample
school facilities to meet all reason
able needs Of the District in the next
appropriation bill, was expressed TO-
Gay by Chairman Madden OF the House
appropriations committee. lie eH-
piained that it was with this end IN
view that the committee had granted
an additional $4,000 for the DISTRICT
architects ONCE in the deficiency oili
which passed yesterday for the eA-
pressed purpose. of hurrying plans
for the new school buildings that are
'The District appropriation bill. for
tha fiscal year 1875 has already been
prepared in the House appropriations 5
committee. based on confidential proofs
of the alternative budget ~hicn Oa-
rector General Dawes VIII supmit "
Congress. Cha irman Madden saio tna.
hearings ON this bill will be started
one week after Congress reassembies,
which will be December L.
VIII Hold Conference.
Immediately when Congress as
sembles on Decembet 5, the chairman
of the new departmentally reorgan-
ized subcommittee will be called into
conference by Chairman Madden ana
a definite policy decided upon which
mittees uniformally.s One Of the first
matters of policy will be with regard
to, the S240 bonus. which has for sew
eral years been added to the statutory
salaries OF government employees to
equaiize the high cost of living. The
alternative budget of Director Dawes
will not carry any reclhssiiication or
readjustment OF salaries. but must
carry the statutory salaries provided
by law.
The appropriation bill for Treasury
Department activities will be the first
probably the first one to be reported
to- the House. Chairman Madden Of
the full committee Is also chairman
OF the subcommittee on Treasury ap-
preparations. and has already notified
witnesses to be ready to testify when
Congress resumes on December 5.
Chairman Madden expressed con-
fdence today that he would have the
Treasury Department appropriations
bill ready for the House before Christ
mas.
would Coordinate Bills.
Serious consideration is being given
by the appropriations committee to b
new plan by which after the various
department bills have been framed by
the Subcommittee. they should
be co-ordiuated in. the one monster
appropriation bill so that the entire
cost OF running Uncle Sans work
shop could Ie laid before the House
At one time. .,-....-
Chairmena Madden explained today
that this question had not yet been
decided. but that it would depend on
whether it would be physically prac-
ticable to handle such q big bill. He
pointed out that consideration Of such
4 monster measure in the House
might take up all the time to the ex-
ciusion of all other legislation which
might not fit in with the administra-
tion's legislative Program.
Chairman Madden expressed the de-
sire OF the comm sttee' to give the ut
most sympathetic attention to the
needs Of the District and see that
all appropriations which were needed
and reasonable are assured of care
full attention.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
SEES LIONS STILL IN Way
Council of Churches Again Appeals
for. Arms Limitations

Declaring that '1lons are still In the
way" the Federal Council Of the
Churches of Christ In America today
issued a second Gail to the member
churches to. continue the efforts to
consolidate public opinion In support
Of limitation Of armament Steps
;hays bsen taken, It was said, to Sc
cure active cooperation q church
leaders of:other countries IN. the cam
pAlkn. 80 .,.'.,.s.s ~
Churches we're urged to promote
earnest study IA EVERY church AZ ip-
due1t10ns," to coneinae
prsySr1s for .thA euoeese OF ssl1s" cor.
,fSfe1eo aeW.1N yreogDoe AAea. afsd -
sh6ld public nhAetfnkU In 6eh1tf OF
Americas d coirag ageouS proposal"
Evening star., 1921-11-23
DEATH OF. LIEUTENANT
SHRoUDED IN MYSTERY
By the Associates Preo.

NORFOLK, Va, November 23.-Un-
usual circumstances surround the death
Corps, u. s. N, attached to the New
port News silipyard, vino was found
dead late Sunday night in the room oc-
cupied by a naval officer at Hotel Mon
roe, Portsmouth.
Armstrong street, Portsmouth, went to
the officers room to invite him to his
home for dinner. The ofiicer had Just
laid down for a nap and asked to be
sxcussd from accepting the invitation.
Miner left the room, but evidently re-
TUNED later without arousing the
The odleee, did not wake till late Sum
SnV uisht, and rs he switched on the
liSAt discovered Lieut.. Millers body on
the aoor. ts9
Evening star., 1921-11-23
selacky Calls Farmer Browns
! Boy.
BIZ THORNTON w. BURGESS.

by THORNTON w. BURGESS.
OF an the ugly things that are,
Treschery is worst By far.
> Farmer Browns Boy.
Blacky the Crow awoke in the best
of spirits. Late the afternoon before
he. had saved Dusky the Black Duck
and his flock from a hunter with a
gun. He wasn't quite sure
whether he was most happy in hay
ing saved those Ducks by warning
them Just in time or in having spoiled
the plans of that hunter. He hates
a hunter with a terrible gun. dees
Evening star., 1921-11-23
NOTED PHILOSOPHER DIES
4sgtreux Passes Away at Age Of
,0svsntysix in. Paris. -

2KIk November "a. - Etisnne
Emile Marie 1outroux, noted French
pl51pp6pher, died hSrs today, aged
SS1Saty.six years. He was . leading
A1urO IN Frenes philosophy for .
nSaAor Of pears. and has been .
Y1ba1ee ct Zanes6phy !et ths ses-
kNo9 49, oS eho HeeteH ,st
Sn1S &tfE6le. h wes - a1sNnor
50 Hnnbr of'phi1osorhiesl ~orkss &
Evening star., 1921-11-23

6lAACA1 EDEhIAN ~ S<AAAA lEN i AAGI
WAY HE DOES WHEN HE HAS
DISCOVERED SOMETHING.
Blaeky. - For that matter, so do all
the little people Of the Green Forest
and the Green Meadows.
So Blacky started out for his
in. high spirits. After
.he new over to the Big
River to see II Dusky the Black Duck
was there in the :rushes along the
shore. Dusky- wasn't, and Blacky
guessed that he and his flock had
been so frightened by that warning
that they had kept away from there
the night before.
But they'll come back after a
night or so,' muttered Blacky, as
he alighted in the top Of a tree. the
same tree he had watched a hunter
from the afternoon before. They'll
came back and so will that hunter.
II he sees me around again he'll trs'
to shoot me. I've done all I can do.
Apywa way,s Dusky ought to. have sense
enough to be Suspicious Of this place
after that warning. Hello, who is
that? do believe it is Farmer
Evening star., 1921-11-23

WANT ADS
Nay b loft At any Of ths following 1
Star Want Ad Branches
7th and <. 0oidsnbere's (sims clerks dssk).
| 9th and o sts., Ho0uirss Pharmacy.
18th and z st.., Day Pharmacy.
ssth and Pa. ave-. Isrbst's Pharmacy.
| NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and Eye sts., Ksnsaiiy fhaf'
18th and East Capitol sts., Lineeln Park
| SOUTHEAST.
sth and Eye sts.. Weller q xsskey's Fnar-
llth and Pa. ave.. Ts.lsv's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. ave-, Smyser's Fhafnaog.
GEORGETOWN.
| 3304 II ST.. o'Denneli's Pharmacy.
Ssth and u sts.. Weller Z Nosksy's Phar'
BRookLAND.
5000 1:th st. ne. Mayo's Pharmacy
Rate-3 Cents a Word
| Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry: Pets and Livesteok:
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.
Rate Outside of
Washington,
| ( cents 4 word.
Real Estate Ads
9 words to the line, Slime minimum, at
| line rate, a. follows:
l time, 2Oc Dor line.
. times, 1so per line.
8 times, Ito psr line.
= times times 1ss 1ss Per Per line line.
Star Office Open Until
IL pm.
! All Advertisements for The Evening Star
pxY sIfoaa & e Tee ISSUE So oss With IL. ing
| exceptions: !
+ Lost and Found.
| Death notices.
| Wanted Help.
/! "2nt0Q bltuetl0uB.
| Wanted Rooms.
| Adyertisemsnts under the above ciassi-
| hcations will be accepted at The Star o.
| Ace, llth 1t. and Pa. ave-. until 10 An.
! day Of issue. AL advertisements for The
| Sunday Star must be received At The star
| once BY pm. Saturday.
Cash With Order
/ il required for all advertisements
| from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
wAHrED-HEIp
MAI.E-l,Mnf1n1eIl.

tzNBTT70U5 MEN: Become 4 ColamIia-tfain-
ed draftGman and assure youf,en OF perma-
nent. well paid employment. Learn in your
e xlss Rs % DAY ss. 9. sa sa u s
lnm6ta School Of Drafting. 18th and 7 sts: nv.
AUDITORS : Salaries, q. 500 g .ooe. Open
eompetitiye exam. Dec. 14th; Second class lass
nd s.I. isa and ass e.
Auditor' Training Institute. A2 Kellogg
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED NnN:
tssouxhouf. Actual rspiiriss experience %
ana evening" o. Witt. ess
gchool. 9Th and sts. NV. Phone n. losso.
One hundred to form club. II raise in
salary and lot Of pleasure interests you. see
" 7os 18th T 81. wv. THIRD FLOOR. ..
... agT9 = ..1 Fses: :hssi ssii ~ 'eesp:
| BOOKKEEPER wanted for q bank: state age
| and experience. Address Box 1928. Star Of
| BOYS AND MEN to sell homer taffy: sfsady
| work and good pay to hustlers. 5l6 18th
BOY Strong; $35 monthly,
room, board. car fare. Stag
Hotel. COS 9th.
BRICKLAYRRs. union wanted. Report ready
/ for work: 18th and Irving NV: %.
| BUsHgllMAN: steady position. good salary.
| Apply Newcorn d Green. 1902 F NV.
CANDY sALEsMAN, outside, to sell high
grade chocolate on commission basis: expe-
| rience unnecessary. Apply at 1000 Georgia
[ aye NV. ~
lCHAJFFEUR Experienced !;
| i'll private family; must have re-
liable references. 1921 F st. NV.
CLERK, experienced in grocery; married man
who can sell and wants to advance: AZ eth
| DELIVERY CLERK familiar with building
{ materials and early hours: state experience
I and salary expected. Address Box 281-s, star
/ ofice. 25'
Barry laundry. Inc. rear Ios Morton NV. 2S'
FORD Statesmen = We have an excellent
| proposition to offer wide awake men with ear
strol,el Motor Co. 1925 Irving ST. nv.
| HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN.Natien wide
| hotels, clubs apartment houses: uncrowded
| field: fine living. quick adtancement: our
pen
Can for partienlars Lewis Hotel Training
School. 1924 New York ave. NV
INSURANCE sOLICITOR-Msn with insur-
ance experience for fraternal society to work
Address Boz 150S. Star ONCE a
| INSURANCE MEN, honest. capable. for spe-
cial work: al lines: must furnish small cash
bond Apply before II am. Geo. c. Donohoe,
Dist. Manager, 40 Jordan bldg, 1901 g. ST.
JANITOR for school building twhltel; good
wages. board and room. Apply Anyway
Preparatory School. 4lo1 Conn. ave. %
IAN-Sheet metal worker; a good jobbing
hand preferred. J. 4. Pierpoint, $40 l2th
ct. NV. %
MAN to distribute cards. Apply 434 9TH st.
NV. DR.. Smith. Dentist. Inc.
MEIT CrTrFR oI5l p ct nv S3s
MEAT CUTTEES-Only experienced men
| needed. Apply z. T. Goodman, Arcade Mar
Evening star., 1921-11-23
MALE.

NTANT-BOoKKEEPER. credits. costs.
colleefions, bond, income tax expert. Address
BOX .233-S, Star once. deo.-
ACCOUNTANTS and other employees in execu-
mafSfiaily Increase their Income during spare
tire wfShout inteffefri1g with peesent employ.
mAnt; etAte aee, axp4r1ence and business ref.
eftace.. .Address Boz 21s.S. stat odice. -
Evening star., 1921-11-23
WANTED-HELP

AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN Ifwo5 to sell the
most popular priced car or the market. We
only want men with ability and hustlers.
Nash -Rinker Motor Co.. 14l9 Irving ct. NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

YOUNG LADY to work in jewelry store; best
reference required. Apply A. Blustein, 2a10
14th 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

a mans look Is the work OF years;
- is stamped on his couutenarce by
the events Of his whole life; nay.
more, by the hand OF Eature-his
nature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
YOUTH SUPPORT
OF CHURCH, CLAIM
Pastor Tells Methodists Flu
turc Growth Rests With
Young Folks.

BENTON HARBOR. Sept. "a
Whatever may be wrong with the
church. there is nothing wrong with
its youth. Rev. w +. J. Gratz u. D..
or Chicago. director Of life service
work in the Epworth League Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. said
here tonight. in addressing the an
nual conference Of the church in
Michigan
The youth always have been the
saviours of the church" the speaker
asserted. And so tho youth Of the
church will respond again 20 the
challenge of the hour The power
OF youth lies in the fact that sew
eral great gifts converge. These are
vision. or the ability 10 dream great
dreams: enthusiasm, the dash and
dare TO undertake the impOssiblc
and the power TO sacrifice.
The older boys conference and the
conference of laymen were the out
standing features Of today's pro-
gram
President J. W. Laird. head OF
Albion college gave an address at
noon. at the Albion college luncheon.
Dr. King D. Beach, Of Grand Rapids,
presided at the luncheon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
Hold -Four Suspects in
Jackson Murder Mystery

JACKSON Mich. Sept 24-Police
were holding four suspects Friday
night i'm connection with the muir
der of Louis Woioshcn. Jackson
clothing dealer slain from ambush
last saturday night while on his way
home. All four were taken into
custody Friday.
Arrest of two Of the men follow
ed statement by Mrs. Woloshen
that one looked like a man she had
seen in the vicinity of thestore for
"a day or two previous to the slay-
ing, and who wore hat resembling
a hat found near the scene Of the
murder, thought to have been lost
by one of the slayers
Two men were seen running away
from the vicinity of the crime i'm
Iaediately after shots were heard.
the connection of the others with
the case was not made public