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144 Drove home in rain rather tired. [[vertical entry in red in margin]] [[?]] International Congress [[/marginal entry]] June 2. General meeting. [[underlined]] Whitelaw Reid [[/underlined]] there made good speech So did [[underlined]] Wiley [[/underlined]] inviting to next Congress. I observed face of [[underlined]] Nichols [[/underlined]] who seemed to try to find some reason again for finding fault with what Wiley said. -- Business interests! Elected [[underlined]] Nichols [[underlined/]]who seems petulant, and [[underlined]] Morley [[/underlined]] as [[underlined]] President of honor. Wiley [[/underlined]] behaves like a man and does not seem to be affected altho' I know that the brave man is very much disappointed Evening went for supper to Trocadero restaurant [[end page]] [[start page]] 145 with Celine and Dr. Rees of Dupont Powder Co. Met there Effrout and his wife who came to talk a few minutes with us. June 3. Morning went with [[underlined]] Sperry [[/underlined]] to [[underlined]] Greiff's [[underlined/]] office engaged Sperry's services. meeting with representative of British [[Olizarine?]] Co relative their troubles with one Townsend Cell. [[1 day x in margin]] Greiff took us to German Club. very slow affair much time lost in half sleepy way (chge 1 day D.& F. Co. Evening at Piccadily hotel Dinner of [[underlined]] Takamine, Elliot, Toch, Wiley, Baskerville, Meffert Prof Rashura and several Japanese [[/underlined]] [[end page]]