[n.y. March] Friday Robert Emmet MacAlarney (1873-1944) to Elizabeth Trotter, discusses Betty's story under her pseudonym, "I like this story better than anything she has ever done. I mean that. It has more sediment style. She has made Mrs. Dale real, and Mrs. D's are not easily made that." He also discusses Prohibition, lists his own beliefs in a Minor Charta of nine points under the broad subjects of Archaeology, Authors, including: Chaucer, Samuel Johnson, Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, and Booth Tarkington; Religions of all stripes; and Cleeve Gate and the mistress thereof; and also sends birthday greetings to William Henry Trotter.