GREEN, ANNA BATHERINE

(1846), author; b. Brooklyn, N,Y.; married Charles Rohlfs, actor, in 1884, She became known. to the reading public as a writer of gripping stories of mystery in 1878, when her first novel, The Leaven worth Case appeared, and made her famous. Thereafter numerous narratives of a similar enthralling type came from her pen in steady succe ion and firmly established her reputation as a writer of detective stories. Several of them were reproduced as dramas and moving pictures, including The Leaven worth Case, A popular feature in moving pictures was her serlal scenario, Who is Number One? exhibited throughout the country in 1917, — INSON (1835-1916), an American busine woman. She accumulated a large fortune in New York City, largely through shrewd investments in real estate. Property valued at $100,000,000 was bequeathed at her death to her son, pone E. H. R. Green, and her daughTS. His rinciples of Political Cbligation were pub. after his death.