11/02/24 Mr. [
228] wrote: "The company is giving me a small
increase in salary for this month, with a promise to boost it
some more next month. The salary that I have been receiving
has been extremely modest...
"You wrote me sometime in the summer of 1923 about making a
connection with a firm of C.P.A.'s in Dayton, but at that
time I did not encourage you especially to take up the matter
further. It has occurred to me frequently since then that it
would have been to my interest to have permitted you to get
me lined up there if it had been possible. My experience in
accounting has broadened considerably since you last saw me,
and I can not get the idea entirely out of my noodle that the
public accounting profession should be the line that I should
take on. Partly in anticipation of finally branching out
that way, and also to fit myself better for any place in
which I actually do find myself, I took up on the 1st of
April an accounting course with The International Accountants
Society of Chicago, which embraces ninety lessons, of which I
have completed the examinations for seventy lessons with a
grade for sixty-seven lessons of the highest and for the
other three lessons a grade next to the highest. This has
been very gratifying to me, and has given me very valuable
instruction and information. The remaining twenty lessons
that I have are extremely difficult, and after looking them
over, I have concluded to go through them very carefully and
slowly taking perhaps three and a half to four months to
complete them. At that time I should be prepared to stand
the examination of nearly any State for C.P.A., except that I
may lack the required basic educational qualifications on
account of not having gone through high school."
1/22/25 He wrote: "I had a chance to get back in the movie
game here [mgr. of moving picture theatre] at a little more
money than I am now making, but concluded to turn it down."
2/25/25 He wrote: "You may be sure that I am still
interested in your work, and only wish it were practicable
for me to see it at closer range from time to time."
2/28/25 EC wrote: "[
4121] suggested sometime ago that you
desired a Life Rdg. Be glad to do it for you if you'll send
birthdate and place."
3/04/25 He wrote: "I have not been present with you in this
class of rdg.
"In your usual rdg. you like to know where the person will be
when it is being taken, but it seems that you do not require
this in horoscope or life rdgs. You may count on me being at
this office... [etc., etc.] I would appreciate this rdg.
very much. Let me not tempt you, however, to give mine if
there should be others that demand more immediate attention."
3/21/25 EC gave him his Life Rdg.
228-2.
9/05/27 He wrote: "The Ipsab has reached me, and is being
used consistently [for my pyorrhea]; no doubt it will be
beneficial."
3/14/29 He wrote: "I remain in vigorous physical condition,
and am enjoying life sufficiently."
9/13/31 He requested
313-1, the first of a series of rdgs.
for his wife.
4/13/32 He requested
5683-1 for his sister.



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