New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 5

TAYLOR DEATH 1S NO NEARER SOLVED : Investigation Continues-Movie Girls to Be Summoned Los Angeles, Fe JEInning pronounced “satisfactory,” the district aitorney's investigation of the murder of Willlun Desmond — Taylor sas expected to be continued today he possibility that a number of prominent in the motion pie- orld would he summoned 10.~-After n be Woolwine, \\mnm [o} alion, of persons known to have heen clogely assocluted with the dead di- rector, Those Questioned Those who have appeared include les Iiyton, general manager of the 1*amous Players-| Taylor was under a two Others were Doy neighbor o contract, d more recent ant dlrector: Vorne Dumas arrington, oil operators and s of Taylor; Charles Maigne, a film director; Arthur Hoyt and a close friend of Ta tain R. A. Robertson v cer in the American army an overseas acquainta as an officer in the British army. Rumor has it that Mary Miles Min- ter for whom Taylor formerly was a f director also was closeted with the dis- [l trict attorney for two hours last Tues- ‘ day before Mr. Woolwine officially he had h Taylor |uttorney, 1y been | tudios, where | {at her home an, [from the collapse she suffered at the 5| director's funeral Tuesday. this. no intimation as to nmoned hefore the oduy, but previous Inquir by the police indicate that among the witnesses to he summoned eventually before the distriet attorney willshe Miss Minter, Mabel Normand, whose letters to the dead director are now in the possession of the district Neva Gerber, said to have heen engaged to marry Taylor at one time; Claire Windsor, who had recent- 1y dined and motored with him; kdna Purviance, formerly leading lady for Cliarles Chaplin and a neighbor of ylor who was said to have telephon- ed the news of the director's murder to Miss Normand, and a number of others more or less prominent in the 48 motion pleture colony. Sands Still Missing Meantime the police scarch for lJdward Sands, formerly butler-scere- ary for Taylor, continues while the heriff's deputies maintain their posi- fon that Sands had nothing to do with ound work to base the examin-{ihe crime, Ioth joined in declaring thelr dls- hel that Walter 17 U'nderwood un- rest In Topeka, Kas, for mis- appropriation of funds of a Los Ange- les company had any connection with the murder of Taylor, Miss Normand remained in seglusion yesterday recovering A denial was issued of reports that -|she had stated that she had an alter- -|cation with Taylor on the night he - |was murdered, Her letters were the reported sub- ject of the altercation. Mary is Co-operating Attorneys for Miss Minter declined - |to comment on her purported visit to - |the district attorney. - 1quoted as having said: One of them was “I can only say that Mary Miles Minter is co-operating with the offi- cials and is willing and ready to co- operate fully with them.” The police were credited in a news- paper story published today as stating they had learned the origin of the pis- tol with which Taylor was killed. No- SPRING SHOES ARE READY New styles have arrived—fresh new models of the famous RED CROSS and W. L. DOUGLAS shges for men and women, Prices are exceedingly low now, and everybody can afford a pair of these neat and dressy low shoes. Get the benefit of a full season’s weay by buying now. heautiful stylish footwear. $5.9 in comfort and style. Here is a dainty Patent Strap Sandal—the very latest in shoe fash- ions; a shoe that will please you and please your feet assuring the utmost $3.95 details are given. pearance. 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