Letter: Milton Bancroft to Margaret Moore Bancroft, April 14, 1920

Salmagundi Club FORTY-SEVEN FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK

April 14 1920

Dear one: Thy letter here with Fred's enclosure. Glad to have them. Am glad Fred feels as he does about Tom and to a certain extent I think he is justified but unless T. corrects somewhat his tendency to dream that a thing is done because he would like it that way he will fail in his acheivement. Fredi does not have the same responsibility that we do and can generalize more easily. I think it would be very bad for Tom to give him very much Talk along Fred's lines.

A letter from Burns gives more detail in regard to wiring the cottage. He estimates 24 outlets for the two floors counting by the number of gas jets. I think it is more than necessary to have written so

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91.57.50a

but I dont suppose thee feels thee can take one just yet. Save thyself however as much as thee can & do only the necessary things.

Dear love to thee thine Milton

5 NEW YORK N. GRAND CENTRAL APR 14 3³⁰ PM 1920

LEARN WHILE YOU EARN JOIN U.S.ARMY

Mrs. Milton Bancroft Sandy Spring Montgomery Co Maryland