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New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

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SUMMONS

ANNA DE ClUTIIS rlainttff agains,
NoBEnT DE cINTIlS. Defendant. Ac-
rO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SrMMONED to an
s""r tine couipidiat i'm this action, and to
'ln'. Attorney within twenty DAYS after
'ho service Of this SUNNI 1ns, exclusive OF
failure to app"ar or answer Judgment by
default VIII be taken against you for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, New York. October 25th, 1920.
JOHN SANTORA
Attorney for Plaintiff. Times Buiidinx
1915 Broadway, Now York City.
TO Robert De CuitiIs. the above named de-
fcnda.t:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
of Honora bic George V. Mullan. one of the
Just ices of the Supreme Court Of the State
Of New York. dated the 25th day OF Ocio-
hcr. 1890 and filed with tho complaint In
Inc otco of tho Clerk Of the County OF
Ne~ YORK: at the County Court House.
on the 26th day OF October, 1920.
JoIrN sNNToRN'
Attorney for Plaintiff. Times Building
ii75 NroAdway. New York city.
Nl1W YoltN. coj-NTl or NEW YORK -
CONNAD GAsCHOTT plaintin. against +.
NiTfNElt, ltd, Defendant:
YOU AGE HENEBY SUMMONED to an.
evcr the complaint in thls action and 20
serve a copy of Your answer on the Plain
''u'H Attorneys within 20 days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive OF the
day Of service. and in case OF your failure
TO appear. answer. Judgment Will no
taken a@ainst you by default for the re-
lief demnnacd IN the complaint.
Dated October 20, 1920
STOVER, HALL. CtNNINGHAM & REv1ER
Attorneys for plalntiff once Post OF.
Gee Address. q william Street. Borough
OF Manhattan, Now Yorl city.
The foregoing summons is scrved upon
You 10y publication purrnani to nu order
Of Iionoruh.e leonard \ cicgerich. JUS
tico ~ ihc supreme court Of the Stale
Of Sew YORK. dated the 18th day Of .so-
rcInb"r, 1870 au1 nled Win the complaint
in 'he office of the Cleric OF the County
cf No" FORK at the County Court House ia
mo borough Of Manhattan. Guy. County
and State ~ Ncr York
Dated New York. November ls 1920.
SToVNi. HALL. CuNNINGHAM HF;VTER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. once & Post OF
hrr Adiress. 81 william h,reot Borough
Of Manhattan. Nsw York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

HARRY GOODMAN. men'r cloihine. nj
ilt ii7 brpAdwAy. assigned for the heue-
u, ~ "r"dl'ors 20 iIonry IT, KpuirnNn
SAItfDIuAL ART CLOTHES co. lNc .
manufacturing 'u~na clothing at cg1
Dloadway, har assigned for tho bcncNt Of
creditors 10 Henry ii Kaufman. HArry
GOODMAN lo president u tho company.
in silks and drcKs goods mt 1885 Fith
Avenue. yrsierdhy nHhgncd tor tho bcncnt
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
HELP WANTED MALE

COUPLE. middle aged man generally use
fui. wiIc housekceper Westminster
county, one IN family D III, Tribune
JANITORS wanted. for hlgn class apart
neut houses. small family preferred g.
CELL after =. IN. Greensboro Corp, 18th
ST. and Baxter ave. Elmhurst, J.. l.
SALESMAN for high-class artlncial limbs
man With leg or excellent opportunity.
J j. 4 ii. Apgar 262 West 23d ST
YOUNG MEN (2). 1s To 20 for classified
advertising soliciting work on large daily
newspaper, good opportunity for consci-
enti0us workers to advance themselves to
better positions. must be Of neat appear
ance, fluent takers and willing 10 start
At the bottom. saiary ana commission
basis. Call Room as. l54 Nassau ST. be
tween 10 and T.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

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New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
CITATION

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. By the Grace or God. Free and
Independent:
~ Clarls Parker Latin. Ransom j.
ELY Il Parker. Lillian Y. Parker Clifford
IL Parker, Falacie B. Parker. Marguerite
J ariler Earle, Lynetts Parker Scnnlitt Per
~ Alma Parker Srhmitt Donald and Mar
tin Van Buren Parker. the heirs and next
pt kin Of Priscilla 7. =. Starin, othcrwise
known as Mrs Myndert starin, deceased.
send greeting
Whereas, Charles r. sikman. who resides
Crawford. New Jersey. and Lewis L.
Pierce, who resides at no l7l West $50
street, Borough of Manhattan. the City Of
roSafos court Of our County OF New York,
t. have Il certain instrument in writing; re-
iatIng 10 both real and personal property,
duly proved as tne last wiz and destaIaent
Of Priscilla L. 7 Starin otherwise known
a5 Mrs; Myndert Starin, VINO Vas at The
the county OF New YORK. deceaseA
Insveipr", you and eacA Of You are cited
70 show cause before the Surrogatos Court
81 our County OF View York. at the Hall of
Records IT. TIE County Of. New York. on
,ae list day OF December. one thousand
nlne hundred and twenty. at he,f-past IN
SAID with and testament snould not bee ad-
:l'teA a. probate as a Win OF real ana per
sollAl i.oDerty.
Ia tes.mony Whereof VIC have caused
the sst OF the Surroga,es' Court of the
sail County of New York to be horeunto
aftiX"d
Surrogate OF our said County OF New York
~ said County. thc 9Th day OF November.
in f-.e year OF our Lord one thousand nine
ntrdtel ana twenty.
lL.sl DANlF.I. J. DoWDNEY,
Clerk OF the SIrrogates Court
JESSE GRANT ROE.
Attorney for Petitioners,
10. l2S Broadway.
New York. civ
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

Nnw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
ph Nl-W YORK AMERICAN MISSION
ANY ASSOC ATioN. PlatntiN. agaius,
BLANCHE HlGELOW BOARDMAN. Defend
70 the Above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SI'MMONED to an
swe. the complaint in this action and 10
st'te ID COPY Of your answer on Vie Plain
tifa Attorneys within twenty days after
the scrvicc OF this summons exclusive of
= he day OF service, and in case OF your
failure so appear or answer jud neut viii
be taken against you by default for tho
relief demanded in tho complaint
Dated october 9th. 1870.
LYON 8 SMITH
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff Office and 7 O.
Address No. 43 Cedar Street. Eor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
To BLANCHE BIGELOW BOARDMAN. De-
fendant
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant t. an order Of
Hon. George Y. Afulan, Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the State of New York
dated the 2@ih day of October, 1920. ant
filed with the complaint In the Office o.
the Clerk Of the County of New York. a
the County Court House. in me Borough
Of Manhattan. City. County aId State OF
New York
Dated New York. October 5Oth. 1920
LYON & SMITH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and +. .
Address: 80. a. Cedar Street Bor.
ough Of Manhattan. New York CRY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

ADMINISTER sIoANrs. wlLTc-s CAR.
=, iii - oilliiNES. l>f f.f
MADISON AVE lalfi ~Il oltt-. f,l- c..|-
PETS fsiehtiy used h4i f-eorliiiouel i.,
new. az s. s. So 81 sar1 4r IN GrH
grey brown. taupe. pisln. M Nra nf orIrnfaI
patterns RUGS HIi sizes ol prices r
o. without h"rle ~tauael eT ont ri'.e
s43 ss5. $lio up one a imported ids.
* - and larger. So iu SD q.
Ghinese rugs MAX SCI OVER Cif ...i-..
LAYING. DAElNG. IElAI RING rI.AI Al -
l.rt.. REL 'l.f. ASDNAIl.E. IIAf
TlFCL. PLAZA ss75
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Trunks
1ypewriters

TTPEWRlTERs RENTED
Non -r,Sihr = nnihs = rbihls months 81 IL
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co. nc
s+5 Broad~ay J scnard stsi
% r -.u st epDcsi.~ Madison frkrsls
THE TYP RITTER ryCEANGE
10 Harclas 81 Tele. ncne i1as HsrclA,-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
SUMMONS

or NEW York Nnw YoRK Ffsff
CO.. PA lntln, against j. FREEMAN CIIF-
NOHD. Defendant. SUMMONS
TO TIE AHONE NAMED DEPENDANT:
NOC ARl. 1lEKEDY SUMMONEp t. an
sW"r the complaint in this action. and to
s'rNr copy of Nnur answer on tho Plain
tin's Attorney within 20 days after the
serYIee OF tAis summons. exclusive oi thc
day or service. ana IN case of NOur failllr,.
to appear. or answer, Judgment Will be
taken against You by default for The relief
q GcWAndcd In the complaint
Dated. November 32 l. 20.
JAMES l.. ROHINSON
Plaintiffs Attorney Post Oiiio. Address
and Office, 40. 3S Park Row New
York city.
NEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or new NORK-NEW YORK FISH
CO. PlaintiM. against j. FKEEMNN CIlF-
FORD, De t"ndnnt.
TO !. FREEMAN CLIFFORD. defendant
hor".r;
r., attached Summons is served upon
ou 10y publication, pursuant TO the orle-
y Hon. Leonard a. Glegericn. q lu ttce of
tire Supreme Court of tAe state of New
Noro. dated the 2ith dav OF Novelu ber
i420. and hled with the Complaint i'm the
once of Che ClcrN OF the Crunty OF New
York, at tho County Court House cham
bers street. borough If Manhattan, city
of NrV York.
Dated New York, November so lq2o.
JAMES l.. ROBINSON
Attorney FOR piaintiil, Oince & h. O. Ad -
dress. so 3s Park ROW. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYrfSrS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LlFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls 3 years Of age and over
Hours To 40 O'Clock
Saturdays TO II o'clock
nncheons served free
Salary to start $1,000
abilities II clerks reviewed each six
months Those OF average ability shoull
,e receiving from SIS to sl8 per week
.f'or th~ second review. The variation Is
tue to difference in clerical work
Free glasses conducted in Typewfiting.
srenogra phy and Dictaphone Operating
Apply IN Person between and : 50 o'clock
Room 5035. Metropolitan Building
Madison Ave. CAT 23d SD. Ne~ York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Diamonds. Jeweiry. Etc.

DIAMONDS hourh- ard so for rasn
from naifiduai Is CT estates I4EN,. rr'r--
lTo Brs arway. "a floor
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
[ ON nnerciaI
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

'ommer'iaT HeIp-Fcmal- and Male
ROSE J.. CLARK AGENCY
FNNIoY NENT EXPERT
CORTlANDr t244 3 BprklfAE SIT
Ntenpe rapher-. tYDieis oclliIlreper-. o..
Ncs assistan's s. swi' hboarf operators. mal,
or female. beginners or 80 perlencsl. d.
promptly place call sll w,~A
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

STENOGRApHER wanted for state Depart-
ments salary Sl.1OO per annum. $ 5te
experience and education. u ITO. Tribune
YOUNG LADY. must he well educatei.
tactlui opportunity TO winter IN South.
salary SlSuo moro pernanancy adj
eancement. Il T, Box los. station f..
Nfa-h2rfan
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Mems Clothing
Patents and Inventions
PATENTS

PATENTS
over IS years Plastic. al GONNA l7ics.
N9n' s'ricf5 confidential. asn4lD.l =
.rII Nr s'.s0l4l ftt. q
for oflc- Consultation N1nn ( Co.. Pat
~nt ait0rneis oOl Woo.vorte E4u6lae,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Aien son, Topeka Z ~auil Ic
Fatn, MINI. & OinaiA
There is Tribune Want Ad Agent in your
Neighborhood
Chicago Great Western

convenience Ir n
Of The Tribune authorized sdvcrhsn agencies
PHONE BEEKMAN 5000.
The following fc~ in Manhattan who ACCEPT Want
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
aES0NGIRDuERNRTES ABOUT DARK
horse NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
FnstO Oneon Record Named
James K Polk as Can
didate.
ev e,I SON GARDNER

AanHhG0
BY gibson GARpNen =.
Who has reported every na.tSt,A' sooo .rd ~
liteal convention Sinee lese, ....sn. s"s
now is dean Of washington ns"'p@
per writer's. =, ton
National conventions ats ~ The
kinds, fixed and DARK noise: -. a,,.' aMe
fixed convention Is one WILEY ,lsc ~ Nc NJ NJ.
come b predetermineaa,. IL eAe H.sn sne ,hsse u
Kinley convention IN lSSe, HaSa Sa..o,;c .neic
IS no real contest and no arams''e
action. ,.n.,.
AsdaIk horse" convention , Is : Iess ~
ing Of GnmsuaGteG ol uav,easS, ~ linn ~
gates VINO are hanie. 70 ~ sa,,on say s ever
naffst oark no1se e.o.us soaseIrs nv. TIA.
held IN the United elatss Vs. po,s H, n
which Nominated !smss go n; ha.n S.e sev. !,
III ri ,sao1s S,1ss sdsr isrk ' horse conventions,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
VIII Cast His Vote Here
il.the Primary Election
Tuesday.

Judge 3. F. Morgan, candidate for
DIS gubernatorial nomination on the
Republican ticket at the primary cleo
tion tomorrow, arrived in this city Oh
he noon tain from Wheeling today
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
LocqlFoksPut|
Up Coin For
Candidates.
Campaign Treasurers And
Managers Testify Before
Senate Com. Today

10y hSCSSAsAhS@ a
WASHINGTON. Ma 4|fank q;
Hitchcock one Of Major Genera
Leonard Woods campaign managers
told a Senate investigating commit
tee today that 50 far as he knew the
largest sum spent in any stats BY the
Wood organization was 'ls,eoo IN
New Jersey. He added THAI the neas
largest was ;l2.5oo n Maryland.
Nr. hitchcock said that IN New
York I as ii q number Of other states q &.
The aWood supporters" financed '.;.S sasu
own 1 campaign h their own way H1tad Wlsai
AMI ont sskinr assistance from the "ooo
MrrHitchcock said that IN Mlcni-
,an he Wood campatgn was llnan-
ed e 81 .Iocal people without any
cail on me national organEatOn'
(Contlnue0 Oh Page four)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
JUDGE MORGAN HERE; WILL SPEAK
At MASS Meeting EARLY TONIGHT

and VIM cast his vote hare toncsrcv.
This evening Judge Morgan via oe
fhe speaker at q Republican mass
meeiinri M which WI beheM IN theC Ct
c,rit court room Of the cort holse 9.
f:3e. al this meeting y: s. Mge@in1
WIN be- the presiding ofdcer ann w
introduce Judge Morgan. i is.epect
ed that . vary large crowd VII pe'on
hand tonight.
night coming to this city va Wheel
Ing. BE has made several speeches
!, Continued on Page four.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
Closing Program Of
the Butcher School

The closing program Of the B. l.
Butcher school will be given At the
HIN school auditorium Tuesday even
Ing, May Is, at7:3o o'clock. The pro
gram will be as follows:
An Indian Play; Song. Ms Big Big
Brother; Song, Buttercups, First
Grade; Colonial game: Song, How
Many Miles to Boston Town? Second
grade: chorus, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh grades: Indian
pageant; piano, Evelyn Allard; Gypsy
Festival, Eighth grade. =.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
BAY WAS
'P||I on EMBARGO
list THIS MORNING
Car Supply in Region is
Very Low for a Mon llt
day. I.

T14S se 49, ltla
ssS tom I'VE: VI: & !
iorns Division superi iatenaent o. me me
SSS o. railroad q Gratton sa,s ,s
mofliins places an embargo On salp- Snl,
msSts i Il tom this region to Curtis BAY, y
Baltimore. Al accumulation OF cals
Al the coal piers is given as the rea'
Low Monday Placement.
Nine hundred ninety.two cars were .es !,
placed IN ihe region at Z O'Clock @ tals
morning, ont OF 1.o42 on hand. one
thousand slx hundred five cars were
ordered. OF this number. 2OS were
nlaeed on the Monongahela railroad.
One hundred nine Of these being Cana
dian Pacific cars. The Western MARY,
land has $50 cars. Twenty-Five coke
care were ordered and placed. There
Continued on page tWo.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
BREAD.

Put q cake Of yeast In one-fourte
cup OF luke warm wator about the
middle Of the afternoon. After sop
per put q mixing spoonful Of lard. q
tablespoonful 81 salt AMI one-foursn
cup Of sugar In 4 mixing bowl OF
earthenware. ada three cups Of luke
warm water then the yeast cake
which has been rnasnod fine with u
fork. Add three cups Of flour and
beat well to mix the yeast Thoroughly,
cover and put In warm place over
night. In the morning add six more
cups OF flour. one cup at time.
stirring ell thru the dough evenly.
Knead about fifteen minutes until the
dough Is very smooth. Grease the
bowl and put dough in and set In 4
warm place mot too warrn) to rise
until double its size. Shape into
loaves and put In creased pans. Let
rise again until twice its size and
bake an hour If the loaves are large
or IS minutes II smaller. Do not
have your oven too hot. The loaves
should not begin to brown until twen-
ty minutes after they were put In tho
oven. The proportion Of three times
as much -four as water makes very
soft dough which is tender and moist
when baked. Mrs. ]. c. Lowe, Union.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17

OF Norway, and their descendants.
At the annual gatherings the people
got together TO visit and talk over
old times In their native land. Many
who attend tho meetings meet
friends they have not seen in years;
perhaps not since they came to this
country. Many kinsmen, lost to one
another thru emigration in different
years. have been reunited thru the
medium Of the lAsst
Bslleson to Norway.
Mr.. Belleson, who takes excursion
parties to Norway. and who this
year Is to direct the first party since
1914, when the European war broke
out, Is to leave New York May II
with 1900 Nerwegians who are re-
turning for . visit to their native
land. Tho accommodations OF an en-
tire vessel are used. while in Nor
way the party will advertise extern.
sively the laset meeting in this city
and Mr.. Relleson said he felt sure
that. upon the return trip. Aug. "a
several people from Stavanger would
come for the express purpose Of at
tending the meeting here.
Hopes to Get Speaker.
Mr.. Belleson hopes to secure at
least one speaker IN Norway for the
local meeting. He Is Thorwald Lar
son, prominent citizen, business
man and banker who Is also the
amtmand of a parish. An amtnand
In Norway corresponds largely to the
governor Of state in this country,
only his duties are more extensive
than those Of our governors.
Music TO Be Featured.
Those who know the Norwegians
and their gatherings know that
music is featured strongly wherever
the people are assembled. Arrange
monts will be made to provide some
strong musical numbers for the pro-
grams of the laEet here. and already
efforts are being made TO assure the
presence Of Carsten Void. Of North
field. Mimi. the celebrated Norwa-
gtan barytone. whose records for
different monographs are admired
in many homes.
Use Buildings For Small Meetings.
At the laget meeting the people of
certain communities Of Norway
gather for separate meetings Of their
own. These inner societies OF the
laret will hold their sessions IN the
different buildings on the fair
grounds and business sessions Of
committees OF tho organization also
will utilize the buildings as meeting
places. At least one big religious
service will he held during the meet
ing, and It Is planned to secure the
Methodist church for this gathering.
Several of the meetings Of the
IL ret will be open 10 the public. and
these will Re conducted in English.
A parade will be one Of the features
Of the gathering. sach section being
formed by the people OF their sera-
rate communities in Norway. distin-
guished by large silk banners which
have been sent 70 the laget by the
people Of the respective Norwegian
sections.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
SoUTHSiDERS WANT BRIDGE.
Fifth Ward Citizens Hold Mass
Ms.tn1. Urae Action.

Residents Of the south side met IN
mass meeting Thursday night at the
store Of A. A Novotny, 404 May
street, to discuss the building Of
bridge over Linn creek on South
Third avenue, long contemplated by
the city council but as yet not BUILT.
The southsiders are anxious to have
n substantial span across the creek
this summer and a committee will be
sent to wait on the city council at
the Monday meeting, to urge that
body to take action at once.
The return Of hose company No. 2
&c the scuthside fire station also was
mentioned and those VINO spoke ia
vored asking the council to send the
fire crew back at once. The company
was transferred to central station at
ths time Of the coal shortage, and
the southside station was closed as
a coal conservation measure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
The
T.-R. Cook Book

Send to tho Times-Republican one
of your favorits recipes, which Will
be printed, with the donors name
and address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them In .
scrap book. Classify the SCRAP book
so that recipes OF similar kinds can
be arranged In order, and indexed.
In short time you will DO surprised
what a good cook book YOU have
made up OF tested recipes.
Address your recipes to the Times
Republican, care Of Cook Book Bdt-
tor. Be sure to include In the manu-
script directions for cooking as well
as the Ingredients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
SCREEN CHATTER

Mary Miles Minter Is an "Aprll
foor baby She reached her lstn
birthday April l.
William Farnum has completed
The Orphan" Fox picture from the
pen Of Clarence +. milford:
stop That Man" written by
George Hobart, is 10 he owen Moore's
next starring vehicle.
Edward Mertlndale, well known az
n Broadway star, is ono Of the prin-
cipals In the cast Of Captain Swift
Earle Williams new picture.
Alexis Kosloft. the famous Russian
dancing instructor, is giving a spe-
cial coure In Russian and Oriental
dancing 10 Corrine Griffith, the Vita
graph star.
Katherine Johnston plays an i'm
portant part in Olive Thomas forth
coming production. THE F!arrer"
The cast of Tho Figurehead' "
which stars Eugene O'Brien. includes
Anna Q. Nilsson. Ora Carewe, Ed
win stevens. Joe Girard. Ed Brady
Francis Parks. Fldou Compton, Kate
Price and w. Fl. Brown.
! Lowell Sherman, considered the
prize villain of the New York stag
and at present appearing in "Th'
( Sign On the Door," at the Republl
Thentor, has been engaged by DIV.
Griffith for the character OF Len
nov Sanderson in the Forthcoming
Griffith screen version Of Way Down
East"
Conway Tearle, who has been lead
ing man for all the first actresses. Is
to play oppoelto Zena Kcefe In Ma
rooned Hearts"
"R'ack Beach" VIII Re David w.
Grtffth's next production, TO be re-
leased on or about May IS, by the
First National Exhibitors Circuit.
Among the prominent Griffith players
who Will be seen are-Richard Barthel-
mess. Carol Dempster, GEORGE Nc
ousrrie. Anders Randolph. Florence
Short and others.
Thurston Hall plays the leading
masculine roll In "The Valley OF
DOUBT" scenario written by Willard
Mack and directed by Burton George.