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Los Angeles, November 8th, — Mr. W. R. Bracken: R eferrin g to President G ray's l e t t e r o f November 5th, in connection with your statement o f l o t s sold in Yermo tow n site: I assume, o f course, th is statement should have been so headed as to in d ica te that i t covered period ending September 30th, rather than June 30th. Care should be exercised in the preparation o f these statements to make d e fin it e ly c e r ta iij^ h a t there are no discrepan cies, in order to avoid embarrass F. H. Knickerbocker ment.
