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Ansd Mar 2nd

#33 Ferry Avenue East,
Detroit, Michigan,
March 1, 1919.

Charles L. Freer, Esq.,
Care Gotham Hotel,
5th Avenue & 55th Street,
new York City,
N. Y.

My dear Sir:

Since my letter of yesterday, the following mail has been received:  Envelope No. 21 contains letters 175 to 186 inclusive as follows:

[[check mark]] No. 175. Letter from Newcomb-Macklin Co., N.W. Cor. State and Kinzie Streets, Chicago.
[[check mark]] No. 176. Letter from Lawrence Mills & Company, 39 South La Salle Street, Chicago.
[[check mark]] No. 177. Letter from The Art Institute of Chicago.
[[check mark]] No. 178. Letter from D. W. Tryon, 1 West 54th St. New York City.
[[check mark]] No. 179. Letter from The Sun Dial Shop, 805 Madison Ave., New York City, N. Y.
[[check mark]] No. 180. Letter from Thomas J. Doyle, 850 Woodward Ave., Detroit.
[[check mark]] No. 181. Letter from Walter Storey, Detroit, Mich.
[[check mark]] No. 182. Letter from Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit, Mich.
[[check mark]] No. 183. Under separate cover, Catalog, "Representation in Industry" By J.D. Rockefeller, Jr. New York.
[[check mark]] No. 184. Under separate cover, Catalog of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Pa.
[[check mark]] No. 185. Under separate cover, Journal of The American Institute of Architects, Harrisburg, Pa.
[[check mark]] No. 186. Under separate cover, Catalog from the American Art Galleries, Madison Square, New York.

Sir:

[[check mark]] 

Your letter of February 27 received and noted.  I found inclosed check for $212.50 is payment for Young, and my salary from February 16th to 28th inclusive.  I have cashed it at the bank, paid Young and myself, and as holding receipts here as directed by you for which I thank you.

[[check mark]] 

Mr. George A Crane, Manager of George A. Fuller Company, called me up this morning and asked if it was convenient for him to bring up Mr. Testzel of he Stratemeyer & Testzel Co., 444 East Jefferson Avenue to see the Peacock Room, as he wanted to get a figure from them regarding taking it down, and placing it in the Washington Building.