March 26, 1920



Dr. W.J. Holland, Director,

Carnegie Museum,

Pittsburgh, Pa.



My dear Dr. Holland:



Since receiving the Oakland Savings and Trust Company cancelled checks for the Earl Douglass Account, I have checked up the monthly statement as of February 1st which date agrees with the period covered by the Bank statement.



Mr. Douglass' statement shows a balance of $3.04, this, however, should be corrected to read $2.74 because the amount of the cancelled check is for $33.80 while his statement for April, 1919 reads $33.50 making the difference of $.30 cents overpaid by check #4492 to W.R. Murray.



Using the corrected statement balance of $2.74 and adding the following outstanding checks:



#256 -- 4.00

#258 -- 20.00

#276 -- 20.00

#293 -- 4.00



making a total of 48.00/$50.74



The Bank statement shows a balance of $38.74 leaving a difference between the two accounts of $12.00.



In going back over old papers of the Field Account, I note that at the time of the Bank's statement in December 1918 that the difference at that time was $12.00 and upon this statement