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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
LA LEY DEL 1917 DER0GO CIERTOS ARTICUL0SI
DEL C0DIGO DE ENJUICIAMIENTO CRIMINAL @ u E
Sc REFIEREN A LA PENA CAPITAL. ES0S ARTICU-
Los NO HAN SIDO REST BLECIDOS P0R NINGUNA
LEY, DICE Ell SUB-SECR ETARIO EJECUTIV0 HON
JUAN NJ. HERRER0

PASARON UNA LEY
NEvAMENTE LA PENA DE NERIE MAS Ell GOBER
NADOR DO POCKET VETO, AGREGA
CONOTADO URSCONSULTO CUYA ACTUAL TEORA HA ESTADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
Ell DEPARTAMENTO
DEL INTERIOR

Luego, Sc annlenturfa 81 presu-
.puesto del Departamento del lnte-
rior, va que ser1a este departamento
gubernamental, ell llamado trazar
Las obras, Y ultimar el proyecto-
: Entire otras cosas, esta el traza-
do y construction de carretcras,. par
uues, avenidas, etc.
Ell proyecto estarfa cefiido An
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

la in1portancia del servicio que Sc
rinde.
Esto no quiere decir que Sc pue-
da prescindir en- absolute del bra
cero, pero 81 el ntimero de ellos, que
dara reducido a una minima can
tidad, pGes Ia mayor parte del tra-
bajo, serd hecho por los aparatos
mecanicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

Hay individuos que llegan las
mas atlas posiciones por las cir
Apoyandose en- una
situaci6n creada, ligando intere-
ses. suben subrepticiamente la
sltura de sus deseos. Pero hay.
otros qua van ascendiendo sistema-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

breve llegara a esta isla, una gran
expedition, tornado por elementos
de color, que desean visitar los tr6-
picos.
Todos los que habran de visitar-
nos, yendran en- su calidad de turis-
tas, dIspuestos sacar el mejor par
lido possible del viaje que empren-
den, abandonando. sus hogares, qui-
Sas 81 por primera vez en- su vida,
muchos de ellos.
UNA AsocIACIoN
PoDERoSIsIMA
Existe en- los Estados Unidos una
pcdercsisima sociedad, que esta in
corpcrada de acuerdo con las leyes
de lSs iiaci6n, bajo Ell nombre de
Association Universal para el Me-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
AMPLIACION, A DE
UN MUELLE

Segln Sc nos ha. informado, la
New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Coz, para mejorar su negocio,
y aumentar sus ganancias, (ya que
hasta ahora la compafifa manifies-
iCoDtin1a en- In pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

Sc esta considerando un proyec-
70 gigantesco, que 81 Sc ,lleva a la
practica, convertira nuestra capital
en- una de las mas hermosas ciu-
dades del mundo. Daremos nues-
tros lectores, todos los detalles del
proyecto, para que sc den cuenta
exacta de In gran importancia que
reviste.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

Tn grupo de entusiastas de la
Ciudad de Mayagiez ha presen-
tado ante la ofcina del Secretario
Executive las clausulas de incor-
poracion de la ilueva entidad que
lleva por nonlbre "Club Yagiiez de
Trio de Rife, que establecera su
.oficina principal en- la ciudad de
Mayagiiez.
La organization del club Sc lleva a
efecto con el fin de estimular
principalmente el tiro con arnias
nlilitares, tales como pistolas, ri
fies, escopetas, arnnas todas que
entran en- la clase de las Prohi-
bidas, segIn la Ultima ley Legis-
litiva, que adenlas provee que al
poser plblicamente un arma de
las que menciona en- sus diferen-
ties secciones, es una infraccion
la misna, castigable 1nicamente
con prision en- algunos casos, y
con prision y nnulta en- otros, ade-
mas de la pena que apareja Ell
hacer uso de elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
FL San JUAN FUTURE, CON 300
MIL HABITANTES, Y CON RIO PIE
DRAS Y GUAYNABO C0MPRENDI-
DOS COMO PARTE DE ESTE |
MUNICIPIO
Ia LEGISLATURE APROBARA Ell EMPREsTTTo.
IL LDEPARTAMENTOD DEL INTERIOR LLEVARA
A CABO Ell PROYECTO

IA Sc HAN DESTINADO $4,000 PARA Ell ESTUDIO ES
PECLAL QUE ESTAN PRACTICANDO ACTUALMENTE
DOS REPUTADOS INGENIEROS PROCEDENTES DE
Los ESTADOS UNTDOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
CANBIOs

Uno de los eabiegramas Ultima
mente reciDidos, informa que es muy
possible Que Sc introduzcan algunos
cambios en- ell Departamento de Jus
ticia Y en- 81 Departments de Au-
ditorfa, nombramientos que fueron
hechos por ell presidente Harding.
Y no por ell actual morador de Ca
sa Blanca.
La notieia, claro esta. tratandose
de- una question de esa naturaleza,
no serfa confirmada hasta tanto no
Sc hiciera el nombramiento Official
de otros funcionarios, y por tai ra-
zon, los cablegramas que Sc reci-
ben, son acogidos a tftulo de YER
sion. con yisos de mas meHos po-
sibilidad.
No obstante, Sc sabe a ciencia
cierta, que la comisi0n de protesta
compuesta por coalicionistas, sc dis
pollfa a dar la batalla a nuestro
Procurador General, basandose para
clio, en- ell procedimiento usado du-
rante las liltimas elecciones, que Sc
gun ellos, eS Illegal.
Pero, 81 al aSunto Sc lie da ese ca
riz, esta fuera de toda duda, que
la conlisi6n conjunta ,habra de prac
ticar gestiones y realizar esfuerzos
para combatir esa propaganda, y
para reinvindicar dc tai acusaci6n
nueStro procurad dorr General,
quien q juicio de Ia mayorla del
pats, es uno de los jefes mas eficien
tes que ha tenido el Departamento
de Justicia.
Asf las cossa, es de suponerse, que
a menos que el Presidente Coolidge
no tenga especial inter6s EN- buscar
un sustituto Mr.. Coats, cosa que
Sc asegura no existe, este habra de
permanecer en- nuestra isla, durante
un huevo termino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

En- ell compute estadisticO
trazado, los estudiantes tie
men en proyecto para ell fu-
turo diversas actividades de
orden professional, prefirien-
do entire todas la profession
de doctor y de ingeniero.
Ell Comisionado de instruction,
esta celebrando en- sus ofcinas
departamentales el compute esta-
distico de la opinion de los estu-
diantes en- las escuelas pnblicas
de Puerto Rico sobre diferentes
asuntos.
En- SUI escritorio de trabajo Sc
anaontonan millares de circulares
llenas con las contestaciones que
de sus singulares preguntas han
enviado los estudiantes, envolvien-
do en- elias interesantisimas con-
Sideraciones Sobre los prop0sitoS
que Sc proponen perseguir para
la realization de sus ideales fu-
turos.
Ell oRIGEN DE
LA ENCUESTA
Ell Hon. Comisionado Sr. Huyke,
(Continna en- la G. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
PERO

No obstante. Sc asegura que tam
bien Auditorla entra en- la combina
ci6n, Y q ese respecto, nadie puede
predecir NADIA. Mr.. Kessinger fue
(Contin1a en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
Sc la COHsi6n COnjuta trdbajarG
HobrndO don Jose GOnzdez Gn0riO actual Director Es
collar MunicipGSe darG pnsO eleaenfo portorique0?

Las dltimas noticias que sc han
reeibido del Norte en- esta capital,
parecen indicar que el Presidente
Coolidge esta pensando sacramento
en introducir ciertos cambios en- la
administration de nuestra isla, =
que para clio, ha consultado debi-
damente q la eomisi6n conjunta
que esta actualmente en- Washing
ton, cumpliendo con una mission pa
tri0tica.
Siempre ha sido una gran YER
dad, que todo presidente electo, lle-
va a los cargos de mas responsible
lidad, a elementos completamente
adictos su persona, y no solamente
ESQ, sino a aquellos que mas han
contribufdo su triunfo. J en- Guam
to a los nembranlientos insulares,
siempre resultan agraciados, aque
Hos elementoS que cuentan con La
recommendation, a todas luces eficaz,
de aquellas personas mas aliegadas
a Casa Blanca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
En- BREYE LLEGARA A NUESTRA ISLA una GRAN
EXPEDITION FORMADA P0R TURISTAS PER TENE-
CIENTES A La RAZA DE COLOR

"ASOCACON UNIVERSAL NE
PRIMER BUQE QUE A ABA DE VISITARNOS ES Ell BOOK
ER WASHlNGTONLA PODEROSA ASOCIACON CON BAR
COS PROPIOSIENDE ESTRECAR LOS LAZOS DE AMlSTAD EN-
IRE FL EENETO DE COLOR Ell DE NUESTRA IS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28
LA ExPEDIcIoN

Por la prensa americana que lle-t
ga nuestras mauos, nos enteramos
de one va esfa organizada Y en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

Secretaria Ejecutiva ha archi
vado el registro de una aso-
ciacion que Sc organiza con
el fin de .estirnular el tiro
con armas militares (prohi-
bidas) tales como pistolas,
rifles y escopetas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

,ENTRARA LA CARTERA DE INSTRUCTION PU.
BLICA TAMBIEN EN- LOS SUPUESTOS CAMBIOS
ADMINISTRATIVOS QUE HABRA DE HACER EN-
NUESTRA ISLA Ell PRESIDENTE COOLIDGE?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-28

"El reconocimiento Official de
la Secretaria de Gobierno en-
este case no tiene en- NADIA
que yer con eli cumplimiento
de la ley que prohibe usar ar
mas, nos dice un compctente
jurisconsulto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Tuesdays Park
Decision Day!

TUESDAY is the day, folks, that we make the down
payment to clinch the deal Of The People VS. the
Gantz Estate Of New York City,
That's the day when it'll be decided whether the
90acre tract of land Puget Sound half way between
Seattle and Tacoma will be developed by tie state as
public park whether the two Seattle real estate
who waiting to step in. This they will do
if option lags; buy the site and develop it as
private park.
+ It'll be decided in the peoples favor only if some
Of you, who interested in having peoples
salt water summer estate on the Sound hurry thru
with some sizeable checks
There isn't enough money TODAY in the fund to
make the down payment that is due July to hold the
property until the $4,000 purchase price is raised.
Sit down today and write it. YOUR check may
Turn TO Page 2. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
CAR HITS AUTO;
MAN DYING
Skull Fractured in Smash;
Companions Head Cut
MOTORCAR is WRECKED
Both Men Tried to Operate
Vehicle; Crash Result

TWO men were injured. one prob
4 ably fatally. when small tour
Ing car crashed head-on into a
street car ut i4th ave. s. and
Cloycrdale st, at A. m. Saturday
Henry Biedlcr. Lake Burie n
butcher. is In the city hospital suf-
fering from skull fracture. n
broken Jaw and other injuries. and
has only n slight chance for life,
T.. Rogers 1914 Eighth ave. s.,
driver Of the car. Is suffering from
severe cuts about the head and
bruises
Rogers reported that he put his
foot on the brake when he saw
the street car turning ahead OF
him. and that Bicdler. owner Of the
car. grabbed the steering wheel and
tried TO put his own foot on the
brake. but that Bicdlcrs foot struck
the accclerator.
The car shot forward and rammcd
the street car with great force, cav
Ing in the radiator on the auto and
throwing the two men partly thru
the Windshield. Bicdler has been
unconscious since the crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

believed to have been the engineer.
Capt. l.. A. Lornsdale was In COM
mand OF the Arcata. He was 10 re-
turn TO Point No Point Saturday and
try to salvage the liquor which was
in the hold Of the speedboat.
According TO federal authorities.
the MTT5 il the boat that escaped
dry officers two months ago at Luna
park when the M226 was captured.
Capt. f. G. Dodge. in command OF
the Coast Guard service OF this dis.
irict. recently issued orders TO his
cutter commanders TO clamp the lid
down on the suspected booze boats
and shoot to sink II they did not stop
on first warning.
The affair Saturday morning is
the first battle that cutter has had
with rum runner since the order
was issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
BY JIM MARSHALL

EVERYBODY up here at The
IL Star Is on pins and needles
today. waiting the arrival OF
Harry p. Burk. bootlcgger.
Harry. a modest young fellow
who has had the directory and
telephone people keep his name
out Of their books, wrote us a
letter today, saying he is going
TO cut the price OF whisky to
Is cents a drink, starting Mon
day.
twaft minute: Maybe
Harry's in who's Who. No.
foiled again.)
Directly we said that we
wanted to meet Harry some
aspersion-ca caster threw slur-
ring remark over to our desk.
There Is no need TO repeat the
remark, because the reason we
want TO meet Harry Is that he
describes himself as "a clean
cut man who doesn't smoke,
drink or chew" Think of that
And in this wicked town. too.
Some department store ought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
1 he Man With the Ak
WATCH HIM!
EDITORIAL

Things have been moving rapidly at the county-cty
building during the past several days. We've had sew
era new chiefs of police and lot of talk about reforms
efficiency and so on.
Most anything that anybody might suggest as a sim
cere program toward better conditions at the city hall
is welcome, but with all this commotion let's keep
watchtu eye out for the man with the ak to grind
We've known times when ambitious folks with bad
motives started big mpus, got everybody excited and
then when nobody was looking, slipped in and carried
oil things they had no business to have The politician
is ever present; he seldom sleeps He's dangerous med-
cine in sick spell like we're experiencing in Seattle just
Mrs. Landes is sincere in her effort to better cond.
tons III Seattle But she should be very the things
she does will not make it possible for somebody who is
not sincere to edge in under cover of the dust she
kicks up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Motorboat Quilted and Beached ;
Cutter Is Scorched by Flames

The motorboat which listed customs records be-
longing to William J. Morrow 312 First N, COM
petely Quilted by the flames and finally beached
Point No Point.
The Arcata was scorhed and scared and the paint
burned off side by the heat from the burning boat
when the men rescued.
Members of the risked, their lives in getting the
injured men from the water the blazing craft.
Attic 1t is not known it is believed that the two China
men rescued were the only Chinese aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Hurrah!- Or, HoWShameful!
Depending on Whether You're a Wet
or Dry, of Course

TO get Harry and put him on
exhibition. Maybe Tho Bon
Marche. Wen call up Mr..
Marchc personally. and see II II
can't be arranged.
But ANYWAY. HERE
Is HiRRy's PLAN
But, there. you're Just dying
to reid Harry's letter, aren't
you? Well. here IL iss
The Seattle Star: am a
bootleggcr."
You see, Harry minces no
words about IL. and doesn't dodge
the issue like the democrats hre
doing In New York. Fearless and
straightforward, that's Harry all
over.)
II am cutting the cost of
bonded whisky to Is cents n
drink. have enough TO sup
ply the entire city of Seattle.
Whisky lis entirely too high.
My organization is big and I
can undersell the ordinary boot
logger and still make a good
profit. / am starting Monday
on my new scale. Watch whisky
Turn to Page 2. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
No. i:
-Four Men, Three Hit
by Bullets, Caught
in Running Fight
BY FIELDING LENNON

TRAPPED in Mutiny harbor, WILDLY island, with
cargo Of liquor and contraband Chinese early Saturday
morning the speed boat M775 engaged in desperate
ming battle with the Coast guard cutter Arcata and finally
burst into flames with terrific explosion after had been
ridded by bullets.
the Arcaas crew at the risk of their lives and rushed to
the city hospital in Seattle.
The injured
Ernie Jackson 49, 1916 45th ave- S. W. shot in the head
and perhaps fatally wounded.
Ralph oLeary 49, shot in the and legs and slightly
burned.
Moy Sing badly burned
Moy Yick also badly burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Howdy. folks. Well. the lads
from Eastern schools are back
home again for the summer. and
now We can learn the latest In
male millinery.
It's awfuiiy nice to have the boys
back for few months. II gives
the town certain recherche or
eamembert tone. II you know wha,
We mean
The girls. too. ara returning from
fke finishing schools SoHte Of them
ere finished ia bright red. bat Others
prefer the H0hter fiHts Of roage
Father Is going TO be awfully
mortified when his collegiate son
points out that really one doesn't
wear a derby hat and suspendcrl
ca a golf course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
A. B. Spreckles Is
Dead at His Home

SAN FRANCISCO. June aS.-A.
b. spreckels, San Francisco capital.
list and sugar magnate. died at his
home here early today after two
weeks Illness.
Spreckels was born in San Fran.
cisco. january 5, 1857. the son of
Claus Sprcckels. pioneer San Fran.
cisco capitalist He was vice presi.
dent of ]. d. spreckels & Co. and
an Official of the Oceanic Steamship
company. tho Spreckels Sugar com.
pany and the spreckels Security
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
121, 900 Acres of
Timber Is Bought

WASHINGTON. Juno 2S. = Tho
Hedlund Box Lumber company, OF
Spokane, has purchased $4,000 acres
OF timbcrland on the Twin LaKes
unit Of the Colvillc Indian rcservn'
ton In the state OF Washington, Tho
bid was 1915 por thousand stumpngo
on yellow pine and s102 on the laroh
and fir. It rs estimated there nre
337,OOO,O00 feet Of lumber on the
ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Speed Boat Taken
by Coast Guards

The United states collector OF Gus.
toms office Saturday morning took
formal possession OF the Mary Jane.
a boat said TO hive been used In
violation Of customs laws. Tho boat
was seized in Hoods canal Friday by
the United States Coast Guard serv.
Ice, under request from the collector
OF customs. No rum running was
involved officers declared Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Knockout Drops
Cause a Arrests

Four men, Fl. II. Morris. %: Jack
Murray. 20, Joe Wilson, %. and
Louis Martin, 81, were arrested and
jailed Saturday morning by the po.
lice, when two bottles OF choral, or
knockout drops" were found on
them. 1t is alleged. The four men
were in the Idaho hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
JUDGES DEADL0CKED
IN KNOW SEATTLE"
CONTEST DECISION

JUDGES appointed by the
y Chamber Of Commerce TO
decide the "Know Seattle"
essay contest worked until
last midnight without reach
ing u decision ms TO the win.
ncrs. They were so hopeless
~ divided In their opinions
that II was decided 10 take
two more days TO decide the
question, so contest winners
will not be announced until
Tuesday. The judges are Miss
Molllc Baldwin, advertising
manager for Carman's; Post
master Charles NJ. Perkins,
and Miss Daisy Hnsseti, chair.
man OF the hospitality com.
mittcc OF the Chamber Of
Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
yAsfP, SCI
The only head work some girls
do Is wash their hair.


One good way for flappsrs to re.
auce to music is to listen to the
musical clink Of the dishes in the
kitchen sink.
what trc demand
In this modern age
IL simply this:
A Iirrin0 tcu0e.
I'm beginning to miss my hus-
land said Mrs. Hoecake. as the
rOIling pin grazed her husbands
Mad and hit the wall.
QUERY
When they charge you 20 cents
for an order Of spinach at the
Country club would you call that
green's fee?
One form Of indoor golf Is to tee
10 green pea on lump Of po-
tasoes and try to putt 1t into your
n0uth with a knife.
Pop asked Little Homer Brew,
IT. as he wiped his plate clean.
What was hash when 1t was
sIlve?r
Fhen the husband faces heipmntc
cucrD morning IN debate.
And he's tryin1 10 Explain to her
trhy he tsas out 70 late,
There Is utper am question that his
argument tciH fail.
For the female Of the species can
talk longer than the male.
Strange how some men here In
SEATTLE spend their money. We
zee lot Of them Buying expensive
cars when they haven't a quart OF
whisky in the house.
w DIARY
fJune III
VI Defines. and to tho office, where
~ dispatch my work speedily, and Mt
Won BY ferry 10 Port Orchard, and thence
y coseh across the hills TO Hood Canal.
ND the mountains across the water the
n'St beautiful ever I saw, and did dine
y seabsck. Mt the Ciiff House Inn. In
Ae evening hack 10 sIiverdaIe. thence 10
oFowD~vlIIe. By ferry TO BainbridEe, and
z home across the Island, most proud
aat the little coach did perform 40 well.
and 80 to bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
ARCATA's GuNNERs SEND
SHELL THRU GAS TANK

There was every Indication. II was
said, that the white men aboard the
boat threw or pushed the Chinese
overheard when they saw that cap
turo was imminent
one shot from the Arcata pune.
,ured the gasoline tank OF the MT75.
throwing a blazing llquid spray all
over the boat and infllcting burns
on all aboard Flames aho, thru the
portfolios and blew the deck off the
moiorboat The impact WIS so ter
rifle that members of the Arca;a's
crew in the engine room feared that
the cutters one.pound gun had ex.
plodcd.
Rifle and pistol fire was returned
by men aboard the MTT5 when the
Arcata opened fire. the crew dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
|N,500 Bail Set
in Mann Act Case

Lawrence Schneider. charGed with
molations Of the Mann act. was NJ
merry under $1,000 bonds Saturday,
,ouowlng a preliminary hearing be.
WE United States Commissioner A.
ac. Bowman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
FAMOUS MEN

j. Horace Eczema, who re-
turned from college last year
wearing no carriers and who
sprung another surprise this
spring by wearing y hat band
made out Of apiece Of spaghetti.
life Is full OF perplcxitics. No
sooner has one decided that one
cannot vote for Mr.. Coolidge than
sne Is reminded that the ranks OF
democracy include Mayor Brown.
gedffie policemen are taking up
ssif. according 10 the newspapers.
Wen. they're had lots Of practice
ssiHg the wcoden clubs.
Burglars got away with $4,000
worth OF jewels from Marilyn Miller
In Los Angeles last week. Police
believe robbery was the motive.