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71 11 33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, September 20th, 1905. Dear Mr. Eyre:- Mr. Warrington arrived here yesterday afternoon and spent about three hours on my work. This morning he returned to it at 10:30, and at 11:30 I found it impossible to get on any further with him, and ordered him off my property. He will give you the particulars which lead up to the climax. I refrain from naming them here for two reasons: First, I prefer that his side of the affair should reach you first. Second, I dislike to worry you with heaps of unpleasant news. I cannot allow him to return here, so, I ask your pleasure in the matter. Can you attend to finishing the work personally, or do you prefer to send a substitute whenever occasion requires? Trusting you can give personal attention to the few remaining details, I remain, Very sincerely yours, Charles L Freer Wilson Eyre Esq., 929 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.