THE ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE
FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH

       66TH STREET AND AVENUE A                    May 4, 1926.
              NEW YORK

Dear Mary,

     I emclose the receipt for tne insurance.  Will you please call their
attention to the fact that they halPew tid3.le initial wplw.   It was correct on
the envelope, so I, expect &hat it is simply an error of the stenographer but its
better to hsbwe every thing correct.

    I am glad that the room is all right for the return.  At present it looks
as if travel in &gland would not be possible this summer.   My but I em sorry to
ha.ve Emgland in such a mess.

     TWk the, 4 mo%e$ fbi &y tickets and for yours as well from my account in
the bank.

     Will you ask Henry about the B and 0 stock .?nd bonds.   I enderstand that
the lease of the B and 0 tra&s into New York from the PeaasylvaMa rJnion Depot
expires next year and will not be renewed which will kean that the B and 0 trains
will have to use the ferries again.   I think that I shaT.1 be glad to take them
06 that  account for I used to enjoy tne ferry rides but I imagine that it will
acctually cut down the passenger trafic a I.ot.   I think that the Ba nd 0 refused
to join in the expense of tne Union Depot while it was being built.     I thnik
that &Ll my B and 0 stuff is only 4 $ so that if I lost nothing on the dale I
might be getting 6 $ safely on the money.  At any rate will you please ask Henry.

   How is his back.   I wish that he could get over that trouble. Poor man, he
has enough to worry him without his own back.

I am glad that the two invalids are getting alofig so fine.y.

Cunningham is coming to New York to see is to-morrow.

Iith lobe,