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NIGHT LETTER FROM JOHN Al.
DEN PRESCOTT TO LESLIE
PRESCOTT

Dear Leslie; Saw your mother Off
yesterday. She was looking fine
and seems very happy 60 70. am
auro tho trip will do her much good.
Mother insists that shall walt un.
III Saturday before going to Atlantic
city. Says II / could wait horc for
day or two 10 sec Mira. Hamilton
off, ] can certainly whit day or
two longer for my own mother, I
am furious with hor for ! am sure
sho could be ready 20 go before.
However. see nothing 20 do butcto
give in 10 her this time. Had n
wiro from Mrs. Atherton this morn.
ing which said: sent you your
mail TO Atlantic City. You should
see II tho moment you arrive" or
co"r"e Mrs. Athcrton thinks I will
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Letter From Mamie Keller 10 |
john Prescott - Opened by
Leslie Prescott.

SO 4 has come, Jacls---that going
ont or my life you were always
telling about. You arc going back
to that beautiful wife of yours and
convontionnllty md ] am 10 sail
away In that different direction
which you have commanded me,
Jack, donr, | can not understand
why tho good God should mako mon
llitc you-.mcn 40 cruel and 80 ten.
der men 40 plying and 80 ruthless,
men 80 generous and 80 selfish,
OF course, I know all you have
snld In the oncloscd letter is true,
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you SEQ | am sending II back 20 you
30 that YOU may know that never
intended TO use It against you IN
any way, ! want you to under.
stunl that os far rs | am con.
corncd | intend to play the game
fairly 10 the end
Tho whole plan was splendid
one, but what we did not take into
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consideration was that yea did not
realize that might fall In lovo
with Sou--for that matter, neither
did |,
l do not sec, however why we
should not have thought OF this
contingency. Wo we're not children
you know. We ought to have
known that II was not on the caras
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Drake had dragged his sea.ehest
and bag into a small unused state
room and answered her thru the
open door as he unlocked the chest.
you can catch the mail tomorrow
With the letters you have ready.
Wen 80 past the postoffiee. \ little
run out 10 Green Point. a nice little
dinner beside the sea, with music
Or would you prefer 20 run out 20
Rondesbusch? That's a gorgeous sub.
urb, Mary. All roses. rhododendroHs.
silver leaf bushes and vineyard
II haven't said I'm going ahy.
where she rctorted sharply.
Perhaps for the first time we had
better say Green Point. no went on.
dragging out evening clothes and
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CHAPTER XIV
Red war.

A BoisTERous miner. Just down
~ from digglngs with n fun belt,
elected himself bottle holder TO
Drake lie hauled his man 90 hla
feet. pcering hard AT his bleeding
face.
You amt hurt. he decided.
You're a bleeder. that's all. Now
you play fer his pantry. old genel-
man. Hit him whore he slows his
hooHc. That's what'll sink him.
Watch him nowf'
Stevens crouched and rushed as
soon rs Drake stood clear. The
crowd formed circle. and the howl
lnE ceased as the fighters came to-
Eether. Drake made no effort TO
avoid Jakc'a rush. other than 20
duck his head under the terrific lead
that went over him with round
arm swish. As their bodies crashed
together. he drove rlEht and lsft tn.
TO 'akoa stomach with every ounce
Of power and every bt OF spring In
his body, Jake sat down with a
"whoof' and an "ooomps'
The crowd reared again. Two Of
them dragged Jake stevens 20 his
feet. and one gave him HwiE OF
rum. brakes second poured raw
spiri, into tho bleeding cash on bis
cheek. and the pain almost mad.
dsued him. When stevens rushed
again. fired with fresh courage and
fcrocity from the rum. Drake
jumped TO meet him. gritting hts
teeth and swearing with agony
There was fierce furry OF fists.
Drake totered backward under tho
impact OF IA punch that all but ioos-
ened his head from HIS spine; and
Stevens plunged headiong after him.
snortins and Erunting. swinging a
finisher in either fist,
Drake lodged tho rush. recovering
only in bare time 10 sideatep; then
half turned. swung a right with his
weight behind Il full upon Stevens
ear rs he rnared past. and tina, was
the end so far as Mister Jake Ste
vens was concerned. Jake lay In the
bushes whore no fell. neglected even
by his seconds. while every roaring
rufflan bawled proffcrs OF drinks 70
/ the victor.
Let mo get n wash" said Drake
duckiug thru tho crowd at the heels
! OF his second. Can't you look aftel
Jake? I'm all right. He's out. No.
don't want a drink. thanks"
TO BE Continued
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where Wally woodchuci lived and
everything. they usually never saw
him from ono weeks end TO an.
other Now. however. they saw
waily carrying home n bucket OF
water. and Mrs. woodchuck hang.
Ing out tea towels TO dry.
The whole world had changed In
minute.
Away they went on tho March
Hare.
fTo 30 Continued)
| Copyright, 1875. y. y, a. Services. fno,)
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THAT'S THE BULLY BOY"
RoARED JAKE.
fiinging them on the bunk. Her blue
eyes flashed, and her red lips pouted.
but he chartered on as II she only
existed as something to do things
for. II haven't been out there since
was prentice kid. Corking place.
tho. Better start getting ready. II the
letters are finished. No use going 10
place for dinner after dinners
over"
II won't be ordered about like
thisr' she cried. angry at last.
She flounced into her cabin with n
bang. and he whistled softly az he
dressed.
a good dinner. a bottle Of good
wine. and excellent music completed
the work OF bringing Mary back 10
normal. Drake helped. OF course. he
was out TO enjoy himself and went 20
the limit. Mary was amazed at the
infinite lights flashed by this man
sha had seen- only as a very rough
diamond except for that brief mo,
ment at his gate, which was not a
meeting at all. Drake drank a good
deal OF wine. not moro than would
have been unusual at home: no,
more than gentleman might drink
safely: but enough. after abstinence
70 loosen him UP and make him
sparieie. His laughter was thing OF
sheer jollity and fun.
Some day you're going 10 fall In
love. Mary. and you won't have very
far ~ fail" he said softly. She low
cred her eyes and colored warmly
She we almost ready TO answer hi,
ch'dsnise lightly, when a walta ap
ppached.
Capt. Drake, man at the real
~ wants to speak TO your
Cant no come hercg' asked
Drake, slightly annoyed. who i'
he?"
II think he's one OF your men from
the ship. sir. lie isn't-well, he's
The man hesitatcd. but Drake under.
$1,000. whoever ~ might be wal
probably drunk.
"All right" he said. rising. tx
cuspsme. Mary. I'll be Ock is {
minute.
He followed the waiter 10 the rsai
If the place. There was q bar which
was used by drivers and underlings
A great noise was goisg on inside
mostly made by one man. And NJ
Drake edged hive way In, Mt tn,
waters heels. he recognized thu
voice with a sharp tightening Of hi
nerves In a. moment he came fac
10 face with Jake Stevens, ms DRUM
as mixed liquor could make him, ant
rnmplnR mad.
"That'B tn bully boyp' foarct
Jake. lurciiing forward and wallop
Ing Drake heavily on the shoulde
with an open hand "Trlod 10 dodg,
me, hey? Tried 10 chouso mo outa n
minutes conv'rs'hun. I'm goln' u
break y into NJ bits an stuff y
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nEGIN mERE rOpAY

ALDEN DRAKE. formerly a sail
or. grown soft ami fiahhy thru = lifs
q Idle ease. shine aboard the clipper
h pntrs a. "hnY" under tho com
mand Of
JAKE STEVENS. whose cnInity
he incurs because ~ mutual love
for
MARY MANNING daughter % the
owner, who is "a naasrugrr a. caps
Town stevens is superseded as Chp'
tain ~ tho Orontes hy Drake, who's
q rims 80 cruise. Drake and Mary
r'an 10 enjoy an rNeniug together IA
Cape Town. while the denoted Ste
vens ~ making the roundf..f the
hArrooms. The Infatuated captain
has asked Tor "a fiNc-minuta inter
view" with Drake And HchrchlnF
for him. Drake Is relieved 10 find
that Stevens Is drowning himself Ia
lQuuF.
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be with YOU tomorrow morning.
don't know what is IN tho mail.
You had better open it. and IL you
find anything very pressing you
con wire II TO mo. am pnrticu.
larry unhappy MOTTO DO with you.
WIN stay ut hotel until tomorrow
noon, hoping TO hear from you
either by wire or telephone.
@ JACK.
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Now 90 on WIN rnE STORY

"Angry sir. very angry, replied
Twlning with a grin.
Liquor"
"A little. sir"
Drake laughed. and thrust out his
hand
You're a good fellow. Twlning,"
he said Until other arrangements
can be made, you carry on as you 50.
Start working out the cargo as soon
as,tho lighters come alongside. What,
ever changes have 20 be made. you
win not suffer materially; and YOU
may tell Adams tho same thing APP.
plies 20 him. Please have the boat
ready Tor Miss Manuig and myself
at five-thlrty Put Joe Bunting and
Nick Ccombs into the boat and let
Joe pick two more men; then tho
four OF them can stay ashore until
We are r.Ndy 10 come aboard"
AYE. aye, sir" responded Twin
ing.
$50 YOU arc coming 90 dinner with
msG" smiled Drake.
I'm not suro want 90 so out
with anybody" she rctorted Her
tone was irritable rather than angry.
Capt, stevens was offensive when
he returned lie upset me enough for
one day"
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down a scwerl I'm soln' -"
nrskc s.lscd him by tho arm and
hauled SSu sharply TO the door
while tho crowd followed Eleefully
AN keyed up Tor a gorgeous bit %
sport Tho licking II dress suit
bloko was always good Tor IA crowd.
I stevens lurohcd along behind prals,
cursing horribly. beating az tho
strong grip that towcd him faster
than his unsteady feet wanted 60
travel Ills brown eyes were almost
hidden under aeowling brows, his
/ face was swollen and purple with
heated blood. his bis strong hands
were SCARED and bleeding as N ho
had already tried his fists out on
somebody else, Right behind him
lurched another seaman. perhaps
tho master Of tho white barquc,
Outside the door. atill In tho radius
on light from the bar windowh,
Drake Strengthened stevens up and
shook him.
'NiAtcr stevens. you are dis.
grace to your ship You viii 30 back
20 Cape Town and 20 aboard the
shin az once. You hear mof"
''liark 90 en- bloody stowaWay
dudes' cacklcd Stevens. turning for
approval 10 his companion. who had
subsidized into a thick bush or shrub
berry as soon a. he ceased moving
ahead. Mother good man gone
wrong. Stevens said, sageiy. Then
he turned ferociously upon Drake
and shook his hand OF,
They wouldn't let mo come up 20
join YOU an Mary. 60 I got 'em 20
fetch you down" no said "Yo4 stole
my girl. you dirty rat! You stole my
shin. you little BIT o."
That's enough. steyensl Are you
going aboard
yes. by oodi SO arc you. on a
shuttcrr'
Jake swung terrific right tis,
which split brakes check like a
knife splits a ripe mango, and hurried
him hcadlong into tho bush where
Jake's companion snoged uneasiiy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
MRS BACON HOSTESS
AT BRIDGE PARTY
FOR LOCAL VISITORS

Mrs. Sem Bacon was hostess at
a delightful bridge party at her
home on Olive street yesterday COM
pimenting Miss Lorraine FRANKIE of
San Francisco who has been the
house guest of Mrs. II. c. Diller for
several weeks and who plans to re-
turn to her hone next week.
An artistic arrangement of spring
blossoms and foliage was used in
the decoration and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. W. J. Strickland
aud Mrs. r. l. Martin.
The high score prize was won by
Mrs. W. NJ. Weaver Jr., Mrs. II. c.
Diuer. won second prize, while Mrs.
Theodore Greene took consolation
hcnors.
The guest list included beside the
guest of honor. Miss FRANKIE, Mes
aanfes H.;6ss. Diiief, u a. VIZ sfae.r..
r. /. Martin, j. S. Strobel, Theodore
Greene. George Kohnhurst, j. B.
Roberts. W. NJ. Weaver Jr., j. s.
Jones, W. J. Strickland, all of FL
Centre and Mrs. w. c. Jones of
CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

event between Young Datto and
Jimmy Young
Sims is a eolored boy who IS re-
puted to be fast as chain lightning,
with wallop in either mitt, who
has been going great guns in the
south and came to California with
the adoption of the new boxing law.
This bout will be in the nature of
an elimination event. the winner to
fight Dick Hoppe on u later card.
Kid Mex of this city and frankie
Kruze of San Diego, will fight the
six round semifinal. Mex was the
first man to win Il decision Iii the
new arena, and is out to repeat.
Kruze. while a neweemer here. las
satfsfidS fi chsfiie ffefeSsOn 81 n ne
directors of the club that he can
produce the goods, and in their op-
inion this battle should be u hum
mer.
Two fast boys, Young Tina of
San Diego and Young Jordan of
Los Angeles will open the show.
While they are Youngsters ut the
game. they have engaged in good
matches on the coast and come here
well recommended.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
GOOD LINEUP
ANNOUNCED FOR
SECOND FIGHT

Following up the stellar fight
card which the Imperial Valley
Athletic Club presented on opening
night last week. an equally good liuc-
up has been o6,afned for nexr Fri
day night, Charlie Ferguson said
today. + g. e.
The bill is unique in that it CON
tains two main events of 10 rounds
each, which with six round semi
final and q four-round preliminary
will give the fans 80 rounds of
boxing, if the various events 90 the
limit.
The first of the main events will
give Tommy White and Luck Lu-
60 an opportunity to swap punches.
Lugo needs no description here, for
the fans Saw him work on the
opening night, and know that he
is a first class man. White halls
from San Diego, where he has been
showing in main events at Dream
land arena, and IS considered one
of the best welters on the coast.
Kid Bello, of San Diego, and Tom
my Sims, from New Orleans, will
tanglc in the second main event. If
Imperial Valley fans wish to get u
line on Bello, they are referred to
TODAY San Diego papers which
report the great scrap he put up
last night against Pat McNulty of
the Pacific fleet, a fight which
stole the honorS from the main
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

tria, American Legion Post No. l35 /;
troop No. 5, Holtville, Verde school !;
troop No. 6. Brawley, B. p. O. T..
Elks 14po; troop No. z, FL Centric,
Ell Centre Lodge 1925 b. p. .. f. !;
troop No. s, Imperial, American
Legion Post No. 107; troop ., Ca
lexieo, Calexico Rotary Clsb; troop
10, Holtville, Friends Church; troop
IL, Brawley, First Presbyterian
Church; troop l2, Ell Centre, Gram.
mar school board; troop IS, Calexi.
co, First Baptist Church; troop 10,
Brawley, Brawley Union high school
troop 16. FL Centre, First Baptist
Church; troop Is, Brawlcy, Brawlcy
Rotary Club; troop 90, Holtville,
Methodist Episcopal Church; troop
81, FL Centre, Methodist Episcopal
Church; troop %, I'll Centre, Bap.
tist and NJ. L. Church; troop 90,
El Centre, Baptist and NJ. +. Church; ;
troop "a. El Centre, American Leg.
ion Post and 25; troop %, FL
Centric McCabe Union School;
troop o6, FL Centre. Knights of Py.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
ARTS AND CRAFTS
SECTION IS FORMED
nv WOMAN'S CLUB

4 new arts and craft section has
been formed in the Women Ten
Thousand club with ten charter
members enrolled. The idea of such
section was conceived by Mrs.
Leroy Merchant, who interested sew
eral others in the project, with the
result that the following women
signed a petition and the section
was established: Mesdames John T.
Rice, Ross T. Hickcox. Vaughn y.
Thompson, W. j. Reid, Forrest
Kutz, Fred r. Cross, Don Rex, F. b.
Fuller, C. Z. Coggins and Leroy
Merchant.
One meeting has been held at
which Mrs. James P. Glassford was
elected temporary chairman and
Mrs. Thompson. secretary. The next
meeting will be held in the tea
room of the Ten Thousand club on
April l6, after the general club
meeting, at which time the object
of perfecting the organization will
be carried out, officers for the year
will be elected, bylaws will be
drafted and members enrolled. How
ever no active work will be attempt
ed until next fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
M'CRORY PAYS
TRIBUTE TO BOY
SCOUT SPONSORS

Who is sponsoring the boy scout
troops in Imperial Valley and whence
comes the leadership for the "a
troops which are to be found here?
This is u question which S. l.. Me-
Crory, local boy scout executive
states has been asked him number
of times, and he is desirous Of hav-
ing Imperial Valley people know
the different organizations which
arc back of this great work.
The following is the list of troops
and the organization which sponsors
their work:
Troop 20. l, Calcxico, American
Legion Post No. 90; troop No. 9,
Brawley, Methodist T.. Church; /;
troop No. 3, III Centre, III Cnntro
Rotary Club; troop No. 4, sCalipas
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
GLORIOUS RIOT OF COLOR AND STYLE
AT THE LOCAL STORES FOR MELADY

{ However, small tailored hats turned
down in front and up in back arc
TO be found and are very popular.
At the Narney Company the pop
ular idea that accessories count
more than necessities this season has
been caught and petite point bags,
light tan gloves with turn back
cuffs of silk, colorful embroidered
kerchiefs, gay and brilliant scarfs,
knotted close around the neck, and
other fancies of style grace their
attractive display.
While at Salomon s the attractive
display of footwear in diverting
novelty is to be found and did not
fail to be seen by the critical shop
per who passed by. This attractive
footwear featured attractive kids
with large leather and ribbon bows
and the most exquisite of satins
with large silver buckles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

El Centro's most popular stores
that line Main street were a glitter
ing spectacle of exquisite Faster
attire today.
The many people of this, as well
as neighboring towns who paraded
by these shops eyed the attire either
in sad or satisfied mood because of
their own selection of tomorrow 5
expected fashion display. Then on
Sunday the ideas. artistry and sales
manship Of six months viii have its
cruX.
Seldom, if ever before have we
men of FL Centre, had such a glo-
rious opportunity as they have this
year to select from such a varied
and eolorful selection.
At the Kiug-Johnson shop, dain-
tv, summery dressed in vivid
shades catch the eve of the observer
and when selected bring forth the
need of larger Meadowbrook hats.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
ID "DONT'S" FOR
EVERY MOTORIST

Earl Kendall of Kendall Brothers
has handed in the following list of
fourteen points to be avoided by
sssses7afrs csses swko esyesfts un'
necessary batterv trouble =
&. How your battery may bseeme
discharged through lack of at
tention and care.
l. Frequent starts with short
runs.
,. Insufficient input to battery
on account of short runs at low
speed.
.. Use of headlights while stand
ing at curb.
/. Ignition switch left on bat
terry overnight.
.. Unnecessarily high candle
power lamps, including spotlight.
q. Lamps left burning over
night.
:. Moving ear in garage or else
where on the power from battery.
Should Prime
s. Prolonged attempt to start in
cold weather without priming.
.. Prolonged attempt to start with
out Investigating engine trouble
such as. (a) poorly adjusted eaFbure'
tor; (b) dirty or cracked spark
plugs; (c) gummcd and sticky
valves and (d) carbon.
10. Starting and lighting sys-
TEN: (a) worn generator brushes,
(b) sticking of points in automatic
cutout; (c) loose bclt( leather ;
(d1 loose connections.
IL. Loose connections, generator,
motor or battery terminals, fuse
box, ground wire, switch or spark
plugs.
II. Grounds, due TO lack of wire
insulation through chatting.
l3. Corroded battery terminals.
IA. Infrcquent testing and water
filling .f battery.
TO get good lifc from your bat
terry the above bad operation con
ditions must be avoided. Figure on
putting a little more current into d
battery than you use.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
s. A. s. Club Dance Is
a Delightful Affair

More than 90 couples attended
the 5. a. S. club, dance at the Ten
Thousand club house last night com
piimentary to Miss Title c. Brandt
and Miss Myrtle L. Martin Of Re
dondo Beach, former teachers in the
Central Union lign school. The
committee in charge was praised
very highly upon the success of the
event, which WIS largely attended
by high school students.
.aThe club room was beautifully
decorated in spring flowers and
punch was served throughout. the
entire evening.
The following patrons and patron
esses Were preseat: Mr. and Mrs.
S. z. Allen, Mrs. ". F. Dawson,
Miss L. NJ Mason of Pomona, Miss
Helen OVerholser and Al Towle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

And we claim if holding thu
breath develops the lungs thcsI
necking parties are healthy to som
extent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Love Sensation
OF Year at The
Valley Tomorrow

"Thc Spaniard,' the love scnsa-
tion of the year, is ''Thc Sheik of
1925 Ricardo Cor:cz is the lead
ing man and Jctta Goudal.' The ra-
Wishing French beauty, is "thc
girl - Noah Becry has a fine ban
thcatcr gocrs, but critics predict Il
most brilliant future for him. ''Thc
Spaniard opens for a three day
engagement at the Valley thcater
tomorrow.
Jack Pickford in the "EIill
Billy is the feature attraction
tonight at the Valley thcatcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Large audience See
Decree " o7-k Of /. g. O. r.

At the ceremony held last night
at Pythian Hall BY Ell Centre Lodge
397 of /. 0. 0. F., p candidates
received the second and third de-
grees. The work was put on BY pick
ed team from several valley lodges
and was witnessed by large and
enthusiastic audience. numbering
over Zoe.
Representations from Brawley,
Calexieo. Holtvillc and Imperial
were present, and the evening ter
minated in a social hour. during
which refreshments were enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Hardware Firms
Directors Named

G. w. Anderson entertained a
large number Of stockholders of the
Imperial Valley Hardware Conpa-
ny, most of whom are employees, at
a dinner party in the private dining
room of the Barbara Worth hotel
last night.
During the dinner, talks were
made by stockholders from the diff
fcrcnt towns on the general condi-
tions of their communities and dit
rectors for the coming year were
elected as follows: Warren Currier
of Brawlcy, T.. f. Anderson Of Ca
lcxico, Z. L. Anderson of Calcxico,
Elmer Baxter of IIoltvillc. +. f..
Anderson, II. =. Meyers and &. w.
Anderson of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Kay Richmond Host
at StCimD,ing Party

An enjoyable event of last night
was the plunge party given by Kay
Richmond in honor of his sixteenth
birthday. Twelve of his boy friends
were taken 10 Holtville, where the
lads enjoyed the evening in the
plunge there, the warm evening
making the swimming particularly
enjoyable Upon their return to Ell
Centre, the party enjoyed delicious
refreshments.
Those who partook of Kay's hos
pitalitv included Rutledgc Shawn,
Watson Rayburn, Albert De Wore,
Victor Hctzcl, Selwin Bowles, Ed
win Baker, William De Nore, Sammy
Eastman, John Nirk, Frank Maupin
and Herbert Starr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Ladies Auxiliary to
Meet. FerUuSOn Home

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the fire
department viii have their regular
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Ferguson, S63
Euclid avenue and not at the home
of Mrs. Herbert Holt, as previously
announced. on account of illness in
Mrs. Holt s family.