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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-09
N0VENA K SV. ANTONOVI
v CHRAME SV. CYR. A METH,
Zahajena bude Is. aprila a potrvd
"a devat' utorkov.

Tohoroena Novena g utor-
kova poboznost y k sv. Antonoyi,
zahajena bnde chrame Sv. Cy-
rilla Methoda v utorok, 13. apri.
10. Poboznost' tato potrva cez Q
utorkov, rano so sv. omSami O g.,
I. 8. hodine, vecerami ale 7.3O
slovenslou a o $50 anelickou DO
boznost 'ou. .
Deviaty utorok vypadne ma 8.
j1na a poboznost' H,konei sa vo
sviatok Sv. Antona, v nedel'u, 13.
j1na $ generalnym sv. prijimanim
vsetkych, ktori sa jej sicastnili.
Vst6penie do Unie Sv. Antona
prevedie sa pred zahajen1m kedy-
kol 'vek vo fare (ofici) alebo kto-
rykol 'vek den po sv. omsi V Sa-
kristii. Ia clenov ma ich timv-
sell, sliMena je sv. omsa k ticte sv.
Antona kazdy utorok cez celv
rok. -.1 ., ..
o sv. Antonovi sii nasledovne
zaznamy: n.-.,s
V dobe scbectva Pan Bob postal
l'ud 'om dobrodinca, ktoreho moz-
no pomenovat otcom biednych.
Sv. Anton je mM zazrakov. Ma
ruke drzi Jeziska, ako by povcdal,
ze meme Spasitel'a Anton je po-
kladnikom nebeskych darov. Ma
primluvu sv. Antona cini Bob mno
he zazraky.
Sv. Otec Leo XIII. povcda:
Katolici name skutocne dobrn
pricinu obratit sa s prosbami ma
SINH ku sv.. Antonovi. Ma orodo
vanie tohote svateho Bob mno-
hEch milosti udel 'uje celej cirkvi
i jednotlivoom. Jezisek ma ruke
sv. Antona povzbudzuje mas, ably
SINE milosti ziadali. z vd 'aGno
sti "a vyslysan6 prosby udel 'u,ji
veriaci almuznu chudobnym, kto-
ri chlebom sv. Antona volame.
Kto 81 v nemoci, koho tlaei chu-
doba, kto v siMeni akomkol 'vek
sa nachodi, sl'nb sv. Antonovi al
muznu pre- jeho chudobnych. Ma
prosby sv.F Antona Pan Bob ia
vyslysi. Ked' prosby tvoje Bob wy
slysal, nezabudni 81 l'iihenii almuz-
MI pre- chudobnych odovzdat'.
Anton narodil sa dina 15. aug.
1895 v Lissabonu, v Portugalsku.
Otec mIu' boil vojensky dostojnik,
matka vysok6ho rodu. Ked' Dol
maly, dali no do klastora sv. Au-
gustiana ma ucenie. Potom vstilpil
do rehole sv. Frantiska. Odcesto-
vals do Italie, kde pre- vel'kl w
recnost' boil sv. FrantiSkom vyme-
novany "a kazatel'a celej Italie.
Pocas svojich kazni yvkonal mno-
he divy.
Roku 1927 sv. Anton po prvy
raz prisiel do mesta Padua, dl'a
ktoreho neskorsie NAL sa memo
vat. V Padue nebolo klastora, pre-
to eastejsic bi'val gr6fa Canto
San Pietro.
Skonal klastore Arcella, media
leko Paduy vo veku 36 rokov. A
konahle umrel, deti ma ulici vo-
laly: Sv. Anton llmrel, sv. Anton
umrel! Prv, nezli odumretie jeho
oznamene bolo v klastore. Ia sva-
teho ho vyhlasili rok po jeho
smrti. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-09
81 RoKov zALARU PRE- 95c.

.Strasne vysokti pokutu dostal
"a kradez 17-rocny Vincent Flynn
V Kansas City, ktory ukradol 95c
70 dvoch zbojstvach. Ia prve zboj
stvo, V ktorom dostal 85c, sudca
ods1dir no ma zalar 10 do 81 roe
ny, q "a druhe zbojstvo, Y ktorom
ukoristil len 1Oc, dostal 10 rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-09

ddcu nedel'u, IL. aprila 0 Z. hod.
vecer do vykej menovanej niest-
nosti, kds bude malicka porada
tyGhto zastdpcov pred zahajenim
k1ubovsj sciodze. s dctou,
]. I. g., pokl. s. r. Klnbu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-09
JOSEPH E. JONES
IA SERBIA.

Joseph E. Jones, dobre al medzi
Siovalzmi znamy vodca republi-
kanov Mahoning olsresc, vyst1-
pi v augustovych primarkach "a
kandidata republikanskej nomi.
nacie ma tirad serifa llahoning
okresu. Jonesa pozna skoro kazdy
elovek, je vel mi obi 'lbeny preto
jeho zvolenie nebude t 'azke. Medzi
Slovakmi ma mnoho priatel 'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-09
sCHoDzA MUzsKEHo PoLIT
KIUBU v E. YOUNGSTOWN.

Sch6dza m,lzskeho SLOW. Politi-
ckeho Kllbu bude sa vydrziavat'
v tito nedel'u, II. aprila veeer 0
pol s. hodine pod kat. kostolom
ma Reed Ave. Vsetci clenoyia sti
vyzyani. ably sa dostavili ma tlto
sch6dzu, pridu vazne veci ma pre-
tras. Clenovia, ktori este neplatili
tohto roku prispevky, mech pridu
vyrovnat', inAc budd vytvoreni =
klubu.
Dalej prosime vsetkych zastup.
GOV tunawfch slovenskych spell
koy, aby sa tiez dostavili ma bnt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-09

THOMAS UCHADZAT
SA BUDE o .ZNovUZV0LENIE.
T. j. Thomas, terajsi okresny
pravny zast,lpca oznamil, ze sa V
primarkach uchadzat' bude o
znOvuzvolenie.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
SAVING FOR HOMES
IN PERMANENT MATERIALS

That is one phase of costs and val
ucS. There are others.
For instance you will pay from two
to six per cent more for building your
house of common brick than you will
pay for the same house built of wood.
But that doesn't tell the story of val
ucs by half.
In the one case you get fire resist
ancc with your investment while IN
the other you acquire a fire risk.
GET ECONOMY.
With the brick house you get econo-
nv in repair and heating bills and
in the other you make certain paint
ing bills and heat leakage.
In the brick house you have durabll-
ity and beauty that is burnt in and
with the wood house quick deprecia.
ton too often burnt up.
Your brick house has less competl-
ton in resale and always a high
value; the wood house is one Of hun
drods. usually in small demand.
You pay little more in first cost
fer common brick home but how
tremendously much more you get for
your money!
No, cost doesn't always tell the
whole story of value.-Building Eco
nulHI.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

Cost cannot always be taken at its
face as an accurate gauge OF the
real worth of what you buy. Many
conditions may enter into the first
cost which have no bearing whatever
upon the real value. This may be de-
monstrated any day in any city in the
country.
For instance, you will usually pay
S. for a pair of gloves in any of the
fashionable shops on the most popu.
lar avenues or in the accepted retail
district of your city. but you can
nearly always buy the same glove
for around $3.50 if you will walk five
SQUARES to a less travelled strea where
the haberdssher carries an equally
good line but pays a much smaller
rental.
PAY MORE IN END.
In the one case you are paying for
considerably more than the gloves
themselves. You are contributing to
the cost of maintaining an exclusive
and popular shop Of which. If the
truth be admitted, it may be only
snobbishness which prompts your pa
tronagc.
Usually you have to pay the fiddler
in one way or another if you tango
at the afternoon dansant.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Generating Units
Are Contemplated

An electric service company is plan
ming to begin construction at once OF
very large electric generating sta
ton which will serve communities on
the Florida East Coast between
Miami and st. Augustine. This will
be the key plant of series of general.
ing units contemplated and when the
entire system is completed it will rep
resent an investment Of approximate
" Sl5,000,OO0.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
CHINESE INGENUITY.

The Chinese have a clever way
of repairing cracked mirrors and so
preserving their usefulness. Over
the crack they paint the stem of a
flower Cif the crack runs upward)
or a vine (if it runs horizontally.
finishing with a bloom in natural
color and conventionalized form or
a few leaves. Before applying the
paint the glass is wiped with alco-
hol. Mirrors are very decorative,
but a cracked mirror is blemish.
Do not discard a mirror until this
idea has been tested.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
VARN|SH AID
To L|NOLEUN

Printed linoleum is exactly what
its name implies. 1t is simply plain
linoleum on which a design has been
printed. This design consists of oil
paints and varRishes. To keep this
type of floor looking like new for
years, an occasional coat of varnish
is all that's required. Applied when
the linoleum is new, and about every
six or eight months thereafter, var
nish preserves all the brightness and
freshness of the design.
1t. is cheaper. in the long run, to
use n good, reliable varnish for this
purpose. The better grades are elias
tic, quick-drying, clear, and water-re-
sistant. They stand up under hard
wear. Varnish your linoleum if it's
the printed" variety. and it should
never need replacing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
LAREDO PLANS
INF MOVEMENTS
IN BUILDING
Small Structures Of Bust
ness District Get New
Fronts.

LAREDO. Tex, April 24.-The
work started by the Laredo Real Es-
tate Board is going TO bear good fruit
and the unSightly small buildings in
the city business district will be re-
moved from view il property owners
become convinced that these buildings
are not only a hindrance 10 the
growth Of the city. but also lower
their own rental value.
In view of this fact at least two
owners Of such buildings are now ac-
lively planning remedy for them by
making the fronts conform TO a uni
form building line. One building may
be torn down completely and a larg-
er structure of modern design built.
IL Just goes TO show that where a
bunch Of real estate men begin TO act
in concert that their voice can be
heard and that property owners are
soon convinced that they possess
property which is costing them money
10 the extent that they are holding
cut for lower values when really they
wish TO see values increase. In other
words il gets you right back TO your
own condition and shows plainly that
in order to grow YOU must assist
growing things around you. When
this conclusion is reached then
growth becomes natural and is not
prompted by other motives that
through civic pride and right of pos
session thst attracts credit.
The Laredo Real Estate Board is
the one agency in this city that can
help the growth of Laredo and If they
do not start money and new capital
into trade channels in Laredo then
there will be a slow growth and the
community will revert to its former
state of lrthargy of contented hap
pinrss and let Jones pay the freight.
Real estate men are generally at
the head of city builders and it is the
plain duty Of every man in Laredo to
give assistance and encouragement TO
growth and work 10 the end that La
redo must become n city Of twice its
size in given time. Real estate men
can be depended upon TO do things.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Use 100000
Appliances in
100000 Homes

Today in the some 1S,00O,OOO
homes of the United States that
are wired for electricity there are not
less than 100000 household cleo
trical appliances in use. These labor
savers are doing more than so differ
ent tasks all of which would otherwise
have to be accomplished by the old
back-breaking, woman exhausting
hand method.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Lodge Building
Plans Complete

Plans will be complete and a set
placed on file at the San Antonio
Builders Exchange April "a for a
three-story and basement office and
club building to be erected in Laredo
for the Knights of PythiaS in that
city. 1t will have a foundation for ten
stories. The structure will be con-
structed of brick, reinforced concrete
and hollow tile. 1t is to cover a
ground floor space of As feet by 1O5
feet. The building is to cost S65, 700.
L. Harrington company is the archi'
tcct and engineer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
VALUES SHOW
bic INCREASE

SAN ANGELO, April 24.-San
Angelo business property is becom-
ing more valuable daily, as is shown
in the sale by Goren Bros, local mer-
chants, of three lots fronting IS feet
on North Chadbourne to the West
Texas Utilities company for ST. 1000,
Six months ago, they paid So, 800
for the property and made no i'm.
provements upon it meanwhile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
ROTARY ELECTS OFFICERS.

LAREDO, Tex. April 24--R. T.
Bobbitt, prominent attorney Of La
redo, was elected president Of the La
redo Rotary club this week and tool
office at the regular meeting on Wed
nesday. Jim Skinner was elected vice
president r. K. Minis, treasurer AMI
Ed Robertson. secretary. The board OF
directors elected are Ed Russell, jim
Trout. Frank Lattig, Roy Minis, jim
Skinner. R. L. Robbitt and DR.. Hol
comb Austin. The retiring president
was ]. r. Moore, Laredo wholesale
grocery merchant.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
LIGHT BOONE HOME.

The Daniel Boone home, five miles
from st. Charles, Mo-, the Oldest house
in the state. has just been wired for
electricity. Its 80 outlets are connect
cd to farm lighting set.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
100000 Are
Power Consumers

Eighteen million people are the Gus.
toners of the electric light and power
companies Of the United States.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Public Utilities
Pay Fourth Of
Nations Taxes

One-fourth of the nations taxes are
paid by the public utilities and rail
roads of the country. OF the total of
$2,572, 100000 of taxes paid in 1928,
their share was 1925 100000.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
SEA FOOD AND IODINE.
New York Herald Tribune).

-Tribune).
Middle
eating probably inspired alusc
brain FOOD chemical especially
suitable needs of the This idea has been
a germ truth This relates iodine
Iodine chemical element 1t water Some of is
form,
lack iodine
probability goter disease which this thyroid
communities
naturally
supplies
and
iodine ones
partial
energy
a is a element in every human
small of
perhaps precauton,
advised little
benefit
of iodine Oysters clans
charged perhaps
perenced country
the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
The Day In Washington
(By Dispatch A. P. Wire)

Is The tariff commission investiga-
ton was begun by senate commit
tee.
The house passed a senate bill au-
thorizing states to tax national banks
under certain conditions.
Senator Edwards of New Jersey
proposed an investigation of prohibi-
ton in all it's phases.
Court martial of Colonel Alexander
Williams of the marine corps was
ordered at San Diego by Secretary
Wilbur
The bureau of standards announced
that Lieutenant John A. MacReady
had failed March Is to establish Il
worlds altitude record.
Secretary Mellon received from
Governor Pinchot information con-
corning alleged liquor violations il.
Philadelphia and ordered an invests
cation.
Nine articles of impeachment
against Federal Judge English of IL
linois were approved in content by
the house judiciary committee.
1t was disclosed that President
Coolidge doubts the necessity of send
ing a representative to Geneva to
explain the world court reservations.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
For Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES j. MONTAGUE
THE EXPLORER

THE EXPLORER
Today he breasts the gale that blows
Across some Arctic bay
And forward through the grinding
floes
He takes his daring way.
Tomorrow, from some dizzy height,
He TRANQUILITY will stand
To watch the fowls that wheel their
flight
Across an unknown land.
Let others seek content and ease,
He rather far would roam lo
On distant and uncharted seas
And call the world his home.
His track is where the ice peaks
raise
Their blue and cleaning spires,
And strange, unheard of peoples gaze
Upon his burnt-out fires.
Through tropic jungles, dense and
deep,
His axe has cut a trail,
No cliff too towering and steep
For his young strength to scale.
Through singing cold or whitening
heat,
Meath clear or lowering skies,
Each day he turns his fearless feet
Where new adventure lies.
But he grows weary of the trail
When will and strength are spent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
A ReUuisite i'm Riding

The prince of Wales has come an
other cropper. 1t may have been OF
him in one of his previous falls that
this story is told, or it may not.
At any rate, at a dangerous fence
the horse and rider had parted COM
pany, the rider being shot out over
the saddle.
The master of the hunt, wishing to
soothe wounded pride, remarked in
tones of admiration: 'That was a
very fine jump, sir, and exactly the
way I do it myself" Then after a
pause he added, "Only I always man
age to take the horse with me-
Exchange.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
WITH EDITORS.
THE INVESTIGATION IN NEW JERSEY.
(Arizona Republican,.

Investigations
Toilette into the Passac
textile strike the circumstance attending it will be
possibly result will be the giving
greater publicity dis
disputes committed the
Of The strike
was the result of reduction of the wages of the
subject
investigation would powess inter
discovery merits of the
should before the
country We have already good testimony
gardng
the strikers
by labor supporting bg capital right
affair There disturbances
by the New York
anticipation of retaatory violence the of the strikers
formed which vciouy at
midst
officers knocked
there nothing than that
usually bestowed strike disorders
police violence the
such
could the of The police dubbed
instruments
with his costly lens Al
policeman
aulng young club
which picked
me
perhaps many
generally the and its en-
the
Kingdom as Ireland"
Jersey nominaly part
province
are
Passaic the
this
rannical rule extends beyond Passac have
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
Sixteen Years Ago

]. S. Douglas was elected pres
ident of the Bank of Douglas
this week. w. H. Brophy will
continue on. the official board
as vice president. &C. o. Ellis
was elected cashier and C. o.
Thomas as assistant cashier.
Tim Lambertson and w. NJ.
Adamson left yesterday for the
Altar gold placer fields.
A. D. Nanny returned yesterday
from a business trip to Ell Paso.
John George and w. S. Nc
Laughlin went to Ell Paso yes
terday on a short business trip.
Mrs. o. L. Neer left yester-
day for Cumpas where she was
called by the illness of Mr.. Neer.
H. c. Magarell returned yes
terday from a trip to TONIGHT
and other points in Mexico on
mining business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
IndomitabIe Pluck

National Commander Drain, at a
luncheon during the American Legion
convention in Omaha, told a dough-
boy story.
"What a plucky, cheerful lot our
doughboys were in FranceW he
said. "An officer was on duty one
winter day in a front-line trench
that in some places had three feet
of water in it.
"'Where's Smith? the officer ask
ed a doughboy who stood up to his
waist in water and floating ice cakes.
1.-THE doughboy saluted, smiled and
answered.:
"'Gone ashore, STRIP Exchange.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24

public opinion
pressure position nation is
historic past of wars
believe that
will not be other Naturally nations
ov at sands as it's availability European
to the old
The American diplomats gained
explained the president The same old rival
haunting
ing to
the terrific strug
gle in whic joined 1917.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
An Infustice

America is now called in Europe
the world Shylock," said Oscar Wells,
the new president of the American
Bankers association, during the con-
vention at Atlantic City. Europe Is
as unjust to American as Nagg was
unjust to matrimony.
George said Mrs. Nagg, have
you read this book, "How to Be Hap
py Though Married"?'
Nope said Nagg. I don't need
to. I know already
Well, how then?' said she.
"'Get a divorce said he."-Ex-
change.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
ABE MARTIN

FIOridy is all right if you kin keep
from eatchin' sail fish an gOin' t
NIL tn expense a. havin' it mounted.
"DOn't give that ole suit away, l
kin wear it Sundays" says Ike Lark
t. his wife t'day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24

The Stating of the frozen sail
The wind-rocked shelter tent.
And when the twittering robins seek
The tree that hides their nest,
With mothers kisses on his cheek
He cuddles down to rest.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24

"The stage holds the mirror up 70
nature" remarked the ready made
philosopher.
Nonsense" exclaimed Mr.. storm
ington Barnes "The way to make
a hit with a chorus is to dress EN-
up that the members will appear
as unnatural as possible. washing
ton Star.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
Saved

Quick wit has saved many an awk-
ward situation. Take the case of a
Hollywood casting agent. One night
he came home very late and found
wiley waiting for him. The jingle
in his pocket aroused her suspicious
and she demanded:
Have you been playing cards for
money!"
"No," protested Shimmy, "but If
1 ever did, now would be the time"
"Why?"
Because I'm holding such beu-
tiful hand"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24

Thomas d. MKeown, oklahoma, in
the house: In the writings of the
economists of Italy we learn that
Italy receives from $4,000 to $780,,
900 a year from the tourists.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
GENERAL MANAGER
LEAGUE AND EUROPE


According dispatches Ambassador AansOn B.
and Hugh D. Gibson, minister
picture conditions Coolidge and
Secretary State Kellogg The
in foreign chimes the American executive his of state
diplomats gloomy
with the league of nations usefulness seemingly Their
opinion be that the old
forces new alignment and sensible view OF affairs Another
ference called for the future will possibly results
with Coolidge
time balance brought forefront the action
certain n n
council The trouble
treaties was buided unon the thesis that GERMANY would no given a
nations
made impossible the admission Germany and league meeting
during
quabbe seemingly when nations that feared
sought to increase the size or membership of the council 50 that in
Gil Sweden the side which
the diplomats Brazil the and
permit
Germany permanent
nations bulded the uncOnd
tiona the
the balance
obligation
promised.
diplomats giving president and
benefit observations the
disarmament conference world
full
Britain the
taking which
according informa
ton given to the United States governmental officials is
AM
nation invading
according western
would
absolutely improbable.
information cleaned Mes Houghon
probable that the
actively preliminary proposed
because
difficulties be between the ideas
of
postponed
head
the American committee that There little
September
meeting
diplomats
proposal entering
into preliminary conference there possibility
might squabbIes
Washington dispatches dealing confer
President Kellogg,
nations positions United
result this with
these mind the
general has
policy approach
point Of whether they be right Because this bel
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24

that authorities moved inquire
the at Passaic
that the investigation proposed Senator Toilette
Jersey nothing there
b a O
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
An Art Puzzle

One wonders what we would be
doing for margarine covers today
if there never had been one-piece
bathing suit.-Detrot News.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
Poor FidO!

The golfer has lost his ball at
critical stage of the game. Remem-
bering the rule, Lost ball, lost
hole" he and his caddie were few
erishly searching for it.
When they were about to give up
the hunt tall and angular female
bobbed up from the underground.
Il think it's disgraceful that you
are allowed to drive those horrid
balls about" she said, Indignantly.
"Why, one came over this way a few
minutes ago and it's absolutely ruin
ing my bulldogs teeth"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
Not Sandy!

Sailor (roughly) Gangway!
Scot: Hoot mon I ha' ma ticket
and I'll ma gang 'way.-Boston Tran
script.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24
HARD LUCK

Germany wants to send us more
of her products and she hasn't enough
influence in Washington to get them
prohibited.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-24

Los ANGELES, March 23.-Mabel
Normand, who returned here recent
ly to re-enter motion picture work
after a lapse of two years, stated
Monday that she was quite anxious"
to tell District Attorney Reyes any
thing she knows regarding the VIM.
Desmond Taylor, murdered several
years ago. 81 have nothing to add
to what I told Mr.. Woolwine (for-
mer district attorney, after Taylor
was llilled,p she said. However,
if there is any assistance 1 can
give Mr.. Reyes, 1 shall be only too
glad to do so. earnestly hope
the case can he cleared up"