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or pigishness either in display of wealth, rank, etc is normore tolerated than so called intellectual prigishness, etc. etc. My little improvised speech seems to meet with approval. After Breneman & McKennan & Mr. Murthrie had spoken, I had to rush away in my motor car, and arrived 50 minutes later at Snug Rock when the Anvil Club was in session and were discussing the paper of Kelman: Gold production and prices. Mr. Holt of Moody's Magazine was a quest and participated naturaly at the discussion.
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But his views were not accepted by Hubbard. Butler [[strikethrough]]and[[strikethrough]] and C. F. Cox who opposed them very decidedly. Discussion finished after midnight.
Nov. 22 Morning 9:30 A.M. drove away to Hooker's in Connecticut. Very foggy weather which made driving slow and dangerous.
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Met there Marsh & A.H. Hooker and our three kept conference all day until 8:30 P.M. discussing 4000 and 6000 Ampercell and other matters connected with the D.& F. Co.
Mr. E.H. Hooker was sick in bed. Celine joined in
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