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Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
FOR EXCH.NGE-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCHANGE store build
ing i'm Eel Centre, rented; will trade
for ranch; must be first class land
and well located; can also put in ,
fine business lots if necessary; pre-
fer so to $50 acres. {. E. Sprousc,
owner, Eel Centre.
WANTED-To trade or exchange good
well fenced 40 acres alfalfa for Los
Angeles or Pasadena property, work
stock or dairy stock; time On balance.
Address Fox 5i7, Imperial.
WILL EXCHANGE 3 acres with good
residence in city limits for Los An
gcles property or will sell. Edgar
Bros Realty co.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

FOR LEASE Can give immediate pos
session. All should be soWn in bar
ley at once:
so acres in FL Centre; alfalfa,
$50 acres n. e. Holtville; part al
40 acres west 1mperial part al
falfa.
El Centro, Cal.
FoR RENT. for cash. SO-acre ranch;
80 acres in alfalfa, Is acres in corn
fenced into fields; splendid build
'"sS' '''''iIIF;>'s LIENS RRSGfENcY u
over First National Bank
FOR LEASE 100 acres of soft land
one mile south and west of SilSbee:
there is a washout on the land. about
> or 10 acres; will pay party Tor
filIing same in Geo. S. Gillespie, 216
Granger Bldg. San Diego, Cal. MAG
FOR RENT, for barley or cotton. to
responsible tenant who will plow
100, lao acres ; miles southwest Of
El Ccntro; has been in alfalfa 10
wears Also several other pieces. E
A. Allen, oregon Hotel, El Centro.
FOR RENT Furnished tent house,
12N30; shower bath, gas e electricitN
aud water; large chicken house in
yard. many fruit trGeS; lot 6oNl l";
las. w. GlasSford, 10S First National
Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT-3O0 acres adjoining El
Centre south; 100 acres alfalfa; 200
acres for cotton or grain; good
house; good landi DcSt OF water con r.
ditions. Ross d Stuarts Grocery.
FOR RENT-A 1O-room furnished
house at 7S0 Brighton St, $40 per
month. j. G. Delozier, 109 South
sixth St. El Centre.
FORTY ACRES by the year in eX-
change for re-leVelng part; miles
north Mobile. X. f d. No. ], Box 92,
lrl Ccnfro N156
FOR REMIT acres. fenced, fully
water-stoclled, in No. 7, with house.
"A n A [.
HoltVillc. Nl3U
FOR RENT Good house. partially fur
nished. 1 block north of High School.
See 1922 Brighton.
Fu1 RENl-llousc. Call nj kclly's
Nursery.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

And in accordance with law hud an
order of the Board Of Director made
On the 2Sth daY Of August. 1910, 20
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction by the secretary Of
said corporation at the Bel
Development Company. Barbara Worll!
Hotel building. El Centre, Imperial
county. state of California, on he 21t1
day of October, 1915, at the hour Of
3 o'clock p. m. of that day, TO pay de
Inuuent assessments thereon, together
with cost Of advertising and expenses
of sale.
OtflCe Barbara Worth Hotel. FL Cen
tro. Imperial county California. oct27
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
LosT. sTRANED or STOLEN

I,OST-R Prestolite between III Centro
aud Jasper school Return /" KaN
Edgar. El Centre. Reward. Nl4e
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

WtNTED-LINE SToCk
WhNTED-To lease 90 cows, or more,
ON shares; references. Alex. McAfee.
Calipatria. X145
WANTED To rent 4-hcad team horse.
or mules; state price. Address p. ..
Box 362. Nf45
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
p\STIHE AND PRODUCE

FOF SALE-3o acres cornst9 TX zee
go x14
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

Forty acres Of the finest $500 land
close 10 highway, school and town
for only S132 per acre. VIII grow
anything.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
FoR SALE-REAL ESTATE

TTNEE OF A KIND.
Ten acre tract of the finest soft
land; all in alfalfa; splendid located;
for only $1,000. Your one best buy.
Better take it today. Fine for home
or investment.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
FOR SALE--LINE STOCK

FOR SALE CHEAP, for cash. fine
driving and saddle mare; in foal TO
registered saddle horse; this animal
must bt seen to be appreciated; on
my ranch adjoining the John webb
place, 6l2 miles S. w. Eel Centre. q.
A. Mcdonald 45l Hamilton Ave, lei
Centre.
FOR SALE-14O shoats, healthy and
thrifty, good feeders. will sell all or
mart and deliver. Burritt :. Allen,
Calipatria. Ranch miles northwest
of lockwood.
FOR SALE-52 choice heifers, some
milking, $50 each; terms. J. G.. De
lozier, 109 South Sixth ST, Eel Cen
tro.
cow FOR SALE CHEAP: grade Jel'-
sey. just fresh; good mixer. G. A.
Mcdonald, 451 Hamilton Ave.
FOR SALE-Four picked cows, fresno
and separator for cash. w. +. Mey-
er, y south of Meloland. x149
FOR SALE-A choice lot of Duroc-Jer-
Sey boars; all ages. q. d. Willough-
by Sons, CaleXico.
FOR SALE-6O strictly A l dairy cows.
$75 per head cash. Box IS, Holt
vile. N174
SEE w. Il. CAMPBELL for Holstcin
bulls. One mile west on Dahlia ca
nal. N150
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

IHtEE OF a KIND.
Ten-acre tract of the finest soft
land; all in alfalfa; splendid located;
for only $1,000. Your one best buy.
Better take it today. Fine for home
or investment.
Forty acres Of the finest $500 land;
close To highway, school and town,
for only $132 per acre. Will grow
anything.
Eighty acres of the famous Holt
willie soft land; all in alfalfa; we'll
improved; Just in condition To d
fine dairy business, at a price that
is right. Only $125 per acre.
OSCAR SWEENEY
With l.. G. Bair, SIS Main St 147
FOR SALE-I have disposed of all my
securities and other properties eX-
cept what l have. in Seeley. and it
must go at some figure, as ! am go
ing to leave the United States This
is fine place. worth about $4,000;
we'll improved; here YOU can get your
T. h. Boswell, Seeley, Cal.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE so acres
soft land, improved, , miles south
cant close in or 2o acres improved
near El Centre. Ca1exico or Imperial.
Address =. o. Box 30, SceleN, Cal. 15S
.o-NtitE TRACTS
VIII sell part of large tract i'm 20
10 40-acre lots, and give 10 years
time at per cent interest; S125 per
acre; very desirable land. Box 297,
Imperial Phone 130F12.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-4O. so or
100 acres improved land; will take
part payment in dairv stock and
hogs; long time on balance. Drew c.
Harrington, SeeleY Cal 147
FOR SALE-1rrigated land, so miles
from one million people; no water
bills; no assessments; $75 per acre.
Let us tell YOU about it, E. E. Ben
nett q Co, oregon Bldg.
GOOD 6-room modern house, desirable
Imnprial
at very low figure. Brewer x
Averil. Imperial 162
FOR SALE-S0 acres, artesian well,
finely improved. Phone 32F5, Holt
Vile X16S
Innn Il nNl.u L ANI.In-RIr Al. EsTAIE
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
wANTED-II\I1 SToCk

SEE w Il. CAMPBELL for Holstcin
bulls. One milo west on Dahlia ca
nal. N15O
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

Eighty acres of the famous Holt
vile soft land; all in alfalfa; well
improved; just in condition To d a
fine dairy business, at price that
is right. Only $125 per acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
DOT AND DASH MEN
TO GIVE HIGH JINKS

Hear We. knights OF the Key
Listen in. The Clan OF Morse
Senders will gather round the Res
onator. In the Seattle Transports
ton club rooms at y. IN Wednos-
day. Dec. 90 Telegraph operators
are cordially invited and urged TO
attend"
The above is the invitation In the
Morse code which the Dot and Dash
club. whose membership is compos-
ed OF telegraph operators, has sent
out TO all known operators in Seat
tie, King county. and vicinity for
its annual high jinks. which will be
held this year at the Transporta-
ton club rooms in the Railway Elk.
change building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

himself Monday with simply de.
clering he is making every. effort
TO get at the bottom OF the short
age.
The charges that the governor
has received financial aid from his
subordinatcs arc sensational In ma.
ture. but these Lister at present
does not discuss.
The following Is verbatim ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
BIGGEST SALOON
IN ALASKA BURNS

FAIRBANKS. Dec. 20.-The Fair.
banks saloon. the largest saloon
building In Alaska, was completely
destroyed early today by fire
starting from a defect in the gaso-
line lighting system. Two other
buildings we're also destroyed. with
a total loss OF over $4,000.
The saloon was built In 1904 by
Al White. It was operated by Andy
Mckenzie.
There was little wind or the on.
tire town would have gone. The
fire started nj $3.50 a. m. Ffremen
we're handicapped by the severe
cold. The mercury was % de-
grees below zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
PLANNED TO ROB
COUNTRY BANKS
Confession by Prisoner in King
County Jail duplicates Two
Notorious Crooks
is ONE A MURDERER ?

Two expert cracksmen, one want
ed for a Montana murder and the
other for a $4,000 train robbery.
have planned to loot the state banks
OF Bothell and Redmond. according
to the remarkable confession. Mon.
day. OF John Bailey. a King county
Jail prisoner.
Bailey is being held on an open
charge In connection with several
burglaries in the vicinity OF Kirk
land. He Is IL.
He WAS arrested Sunday night by
a vigilance committee OF Kirkland
farmers, who held him surrounded
by five rifles until the arrival OF
Deputy Sheriff Wadell.
Bailey had taken tho residence.
known as Kirkland Gardens. In
the absence OF it's owner. for the
winter. and II was known. he said.
a. a sort of robbers rendezvous.
Last Wednesday night. he said.
Frank Mcdonald, who. with Frank
Houser. another highwayman. held
up and robbed a Great Northern
train in Montana ten years ago. call.
ed on him at Kirkland Gardens. to-
gether with another man known as
Dick HAYS. The latter Is wanted for
numbering a deputy warden OF Deer
Lodge penitentiary. Bailey said.
Mcdonald and Houser dynamited
an express car the night OF the hold.
up and made off with $4,000 In
large bills They we're captured
some months later. when they went
on a spree. and we're spending and
giving away $500 bills.
Mcdonald escaped from prison
about the same time as Hays.
Houser died in the penitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

cd down by street car Saturday
night. badly bruised
The book Of most interest 10
the bank book.
General agency OF Russian Fish.
cries and Steamship Co. New York
and PeuoErad. TO be located here.
Clyde Fox. rs. living at Y. NJ. 9.
A.. broke leg wrestling with friend
Saturday night
Rev. J. H. O. Powers. pastor OF
noylston Ave. Unitarian church.
preached on preparedness Sunday.
Capt Evan GriffithE. assistant
T. $. examiner Of hulls in Seattle.
died at homo here Sunday.
As the var progresses. Euro
pesu securities are taking on
various Characterised Of In
securities.
Members Of Spanish club met
Sunday night az Frye hotel.
over 1000 attended philhar-
monte concert Sunday at Hippo
drome.
TEE WISE WIDOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
DAIRYMEN ELECT
MESS PRESIDENT

SNOHOMISH, Dec 20.-Tbe con.
vention OF the Washington state
dairymen closed Saturday with the
annual election OF officers. Fred
Mess Of Orillia was chosen presi.
dent and Frank Holland OF Dun
geness, vice president.
Harry Anderson OF this city won
the stock judging contest OF school
boys OF the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
CHARGE He FORGED
PROSECUTORS NAME

John 4. Hart. 3141a pike st. was
arrested Monday. charged with
first.degree forgery.
He Is charged with having signed
the name Of Prosecuting Attorney
A. II. Bundin to check for
t2.57525 drawn on the Seattle Ma
tional bank on November 20.
He owed his landlady. Catherine
NJ. Clayberg. 523 Cherry st.. $50
for back room rent and offered the
check In payment.
He was arraigned before Justice
Brinker Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
CITY PIONEER DIES

Miss Mary OMeara. OF Rich.
mond Beach. died ut the home of
her brother, Thos. O'Meara, 1923
18th ave, Saturday evening. she
was "a years old. Miss OMeara
was n native of New York. but has
lived in Seattle % years.
The funeral will be held at the
residence of her brother Tuesday
morning. Services will he at the
st. James Cathedral at Q a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
LISTERS HANDS TIED
BY DEBT, IS CHARGED

Serious charges that Gov. Lister.
heing under financial obligations
40 his appointees In the industrial
Insurance commission. canrot so
70 the bottom OF the recent short.
ages discovered In that depart.
ment. are made in the current is.
sue OF the Washington State
feekly.
: In reply, Gov. Lister contented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
TRY TO RElNSTATE
INSPECTOR RESCH

An ordinance recreating the Of
flee OF assistant city license in
spector, abolished ~ the city coun-
ell In making mp next years
budget. will be introduced TO the
council late Monday afternoon.
The place was held by John
Resch and drew 1900 a year sal
airy.
The ordinance. IL passed. will re.
instate Resch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

Mountainccrs Numbering 49, Wis
tied the rhododendrpn farm near
Chico Sunday
r. n. Wilson. former Commercial
Club secretary. visiting Seattle.
Bernard william Racine. 20. Of
Seattle, f. back home. yanked
IRON berth on British transport
three hours before sailing for war
zone. November -. parental OBJ
lection cause.
According 20 the war CORE
spondents. when shell strikes
the -" comes off
Harry Christensen. Ballard mill.
wright. held TO boat for hour Sat
urday nirht. when IL overturned !.
rescued BY Capt l., 4. Peterson. Of
West Point light.
Poultry show closed here Satur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
GOOD TEETH ARE AN
ACTUAL NECESSITY

Tho time has gone by when you
can afford 10 be satisfied with poor
teeth. not TO speak Of the discomfort
they cause and the damage they do
TO your personal appearance.
This II an age OF efficiency. and a
man, TO succeed. must utilize his
abilities TO the utmost To do this
he must keep his health right up
20 the standard at all times. and
health cannot be perfect with a poor
set OF teeth. Nothing has more
vital bearing on the general health
more 10 do with the digestion In
turn than the teeth. 1t has now
come TO a point where II IL actually
BAD BUSINESS on the part OF the
Individual TO neglect the teeth. And
~ IL so unnecessary. too.
With our modern. up-to-dafe meth
DDS we have not only robbed the
dental chair OF It's terrors. but we
have also brought the prices down
10 where they come within the
reach OF ali. Our prices are the
very lowest. as It Is rule with US
alton that We Will not be underbid
on price by any one.
At this office we employ only the
very highest type Of dentists. men
who have graduated from the best
dental colleges ana waS nsys
dental board. Every operator In
this office has his certificate from
the state dental board hanging
right on the wall In front ~ his
dental chair in plain sight Of all.
You are positively sure Of having
your work done BY competent man
when you come here. We have no
other kind Of men here.
Every man In this office knows
his business. and knows IL thor
oughly.
Furthermore. we give with all
work an ironciad guarantee. signed
both by the operator who ala the
work and by l.. X. Clark. -. n. g,
owner and manager Of this office.
who IL thoroughly responsible. our
guaranteed means that II, for any
req son whatever. your work IL not
entirely satisfactory, we viii make
IL right.
Don't put II of another day.
Come In and let us give you a thor
ough examination. without obligs-
tiOn Of any kind on your part. You
will be surprised 20 find how little
~ will cost 20 have your teeth put
into perfect condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
EXPLOSION KILLS

RICH HILL. Mo, Dec. 20.-Sev
eral were reported killed In an ex
plosion on the Duvall ranch today
as they were preparing to dyna
mite stumps. The shock was felt
for 80 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

Col. Jiggs--I just told the widow
that my love for her was as deep as
the deep blue sea.
Nut--What did she say7
Col. Jiqqs-Shc said she took II
with the corresponding amount Of
salti
Brig. Gen. G.. h. Hodson. OF In
dian army. and Brig. Gen. G.. ID. l..
Ryric. reported wounded at Oar
danelles.
Pierce county alumni of Univers.
ity OF Washington in meeting at
Tacoma opposed arena lease.
Mrs. +. W. Greene of Aberdeen
run down and killed by auto hearse
Sunday; daughter. Elizabeth. Sc
verely injured.
Wife Of Everett Ketchum,
wealthy New York lawyer. tesu-
fled in divorce proceedings her hus-
band won't kiss her
Four classes of British recruits
obtained under Lord Derhy's plan
will go into training at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
CONDITIONS GOOD

o. G. Graves, manager Of Cheas-
TVS, who has just returned from
trip East reports business condi-
lions in the East to be the best in
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QI1ININF
Tablets. Druggists refund money N
IL fails to cure. Il. W. GROVES
slgnatu ro Is on each box. Pho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

Third OF Commercial Clubs
danccs given Saturday night.
l.. r. Alien and father. H. w. Al.
len. OF Spokane. TO operate power
schooner between San Diego and
Pasadena.
Two dead men and ten
wounded IS a result Of a battle
between Bulgarian sno Serb
miners In United States. War
correspondents should see
America first"
Annual Christmas links OF Col
lege club TO be held in club rooms.
December 20.
New Christmas business record
made at postoffice.
". r. Allison. professor Of mu.
nicipal engineering at university
spoke on pure water at CONNER.
ciRl Club Monday noon.
w. 7. Dunlap. wireless operator
recently employed on steamer JEFF
ferson. Is misaing. Japanese wife
reports
HIS OWN FAULT
What do you mean p roared
the angry husband. by keeping
me standing here on the corner
looking like fool"
John" replied his tardx wife.
4 may have kept you waiting, but
the rest you did yourself.
]. II. King. proprietor OF King
Hat Works. 500 Stewart ST., knock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
Regal Dental Offices

DIR. l.. ". Clark, Manager
1905 Third Ave. y. W. Cor. Third
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20
HERE: and ELSEWHERE:


cd down by street car Saturday
night. badly bruised
The hook az rnost interest In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-20

Rustic Cedar Stools,
substantially constructed,
with curve slat seat.
frame made of cedar with
the bark on. Regular price
is S2.2S: on sale in the
Exchange De- o.
pariment. each. OOC
The evening world., 1915-03-13
MAN AND WIFE DIE IN FIRE.
Home II Flaaes Before Rescuers
Cau Reach Them.

NAHANT. Msss.. March l3.-William
Minton and his wife perished when
their cottage on Sunset HIN was burned
early to-day. Tho house was. In flames
when the fIremen arrived and attempts
at rescue were impossible.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

Mrs. Benxiger OF Fort Place. st.
George. viii entertain the Staten ISL
and Garden Club Monday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Philips Of New Street.
Port Richmond. announces tho en-.
gagement Of her daughter. Miss May
Philips, to Lawrence Carpenter OF
Taylor Street, West New Brighton.
Tho wedding will take place In Ht.
Mary's Church, Port Richmond. dur
ing Easter week.
Plans have been filed by James
Mitchell for n new brick dwelling on
the corner OF Third and Bismarck
Avenues, New Brighton.
Tomorrow evening In the vestry
rooms OF Temple Emanuel, Port
Richmond. o Purlm play. entitled
"The Mouse" will be- presented. The
proceeds viii be devoted TO the
temple fund. and tho players are the
Misses LILLIAN Strauss, Carrie Green.
Jack Wisan. William Weisman and
Dan Levitt.
The Northfield Gun Club viii hold
Grove. Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Funk o,
Westerleigh have gone to Florida fol
several weeks.
DIR. Arthur Hoiiick Of New Brighto.
will lecture on Tho Dismal SwamI
OF Virginia" before tho Deems Late.
rary Society, Westerleigh. Tuesda,
evening. Mrs. A. T. Doremus will b,
the hostess Of the evening.
Mesereau Chapter OF the Daughter
OF the American Revolution ha
| elected the following officers: Mr.
G. v. II. Wright, Regent: Miss Ann
Van Name. First Vice Regent
Miss Martha Anderson. Second Vic
Regent; Mrs. Percy X. Nichols. Re
cording Secretary; Mrs. y. !. smith
Corresponding Secretary, and tn
Rev. Otto l.. +. Mohn. Chaplain.
Miss Adelaide Woglom OF Asbur
Park. N. j.. ts the guest OF Mrs. Del
OF South Avenue. Mariners Harbor.
Miss Muldener OF. Brooklyn will b
the guest Of Mrs. Elsa Dreyer (
wsstaglsigh tor ssves0 yeal1A
The evening world., 1915-03-13
Detective FEARS Wife
IS 4 BLACK HAND VICTIM
Boyd Says He Trailed Men for
Rockefeller and Thereafter His
Family Was Threatened.

John J. Boyd. q private detective NJ
No. i67 East Twenty-seventh Street.
whose wife disappeared mysteriously
last Tuesday. was active in 1919 In
running down writer's Of Black Hand
letters to John y. Rockefeller. He said
yesterday that since then he and his
family have been threatened.
Last July no was assaulted and had
to be treated in a hospital. His wife.
no says. was threatened when walking
on the street. and threats to kidnap D
his small son became SO persistent
that he was forced to move to a new
homo.
Mrs. Boyd. who is twenty -seven
years old. left her home to visit Mrs.
May Cole OF No. s3S West Twentieth
Street. She did not arrive at the Cole
house and nothing has been seen OF
Three weeks ago Mrs. Boyd was
operated on In New York Hospital A
second operation ives to be performed
Thursday and the prospect made her
melancholy.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
Haasus Ls.asa Preacher Censss

LONDON. March is.--The Rev. H. J..
Csmposn Of City Temple, who II widely
known In the United States, may 20
Acoor1ing to DR.. Campbell he received
letter recsntly from . we'll known New
Yore dergyuan proposing 70 eschAaos
The evening world., 1915-03-13
ONLY z, SEEKS STAR
PART IN HER own MOVIE
PLAY; DETAINED HERE
Little Agnes Malloy Held by
Children's Society; Even Had
Stage Name Ready.

Having failed to fnd q producer
for her movie masterpiece" or An
appreciator Of her talents a. q
movie" actress. twelve-year- old
Agnes Malloy II to-day detained at
the Children's Society. awaiting the
arrival Of her relatives from Phila-
delphia.
Very brave and confident was the
air Of small Agnes as she entered tho
ofmces Of the Universal Film Com
pany. No. 1900 Broadway. yesterday.
her movie masterpiece" Its Never
Too Late to Mend" In manuscript
under her arm.
Il want you to produce this, hut
you must let me star in It." said the
Juvenile authoress star to John
Barry. who was on duty at the Office
door.
my stage name Is Ethel Alexan-
der. but my real name Is Agnes NAL
/ 10y. and I live with my aunt, MrA
Margaret Maggie. on Lehigh Avenue.
near the Episcopal Hospital. In Phiia-
deiphia- have rehesrsed the stars
part 100 times with my chum. Agnes
0arlin. and she says I'm perfect In It.
Ny aunt told me not to go to any
Of the small producers. so rye brought
1 the play to you"
Humoring the child. Barry looked
| over the manuscript.
"You give too much to the star and
not enough to the other characters"
| ne said. Il think you'd better revise
the play. I'd suggest you go back to
Philadelphia and rewrite the seem
ario."
Then 1t developed that Agnes. fully
expecting to become rich and famous
at once. had not provided herself with
any ready cash. so Barry asked her
! TO walt O few minutes. He got a po-
hceman. who took her first to the
West Forty seventh Street Station
and then turned her over to the
Chiidren's Society. A telegram was
sent to the child's aunt.