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Cincinnati, O., April 17-18-1926
When the train got to Cin. I met Emma,
Alice and Albert at the station waiting for me.
Then in Albert came to his home in Norwood.
April 17. After breakfast Albert took me to the
Burlington Gallery where I spent an hour and a half. Some
wicked art here, but outside the pictures all in
displayed proof. Because of this and general lack
the museum needs inspiration and effectiveness.
Then looked around town and 12:30 met Albert
at the Sutton Hotel where we had lunch. Then out
to Brother Phil to talk on what he should do in the
future. His wife says that he is broken down and as he
is 62 the best thing to do is to quite all duties. This he
will do on Monday and resign his job with the
Schlage Co. I am glad that he has come to this
conclusion one thing in the end I will have to help
him financially. Then started back to Albert's
home.
April 18, Sunday. Spent the day at Emma's with
Phil's and Albert families present. Had a grand
dinner here and finally a light supper. Everyone was
duced Phil to quit smoking and regain his health.
It rained hard last night and in the morning it
snowed a little.