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1310 W. 11th St Cleveland
6 June 1922
My Dear Chesnutt
I am wondering how much it costs in these hard times to get your photograph—mental and physical, in the News!!1
They might have said many other good things about you to which I would not have filed a demurrer.
Congratulations John W Walton alias G. S. Notlaw Senex Xylo Webster [illegible] 46803Correspondent: John Whittlesey Walton (1845–1926) was a White Cleveland businessman prominent in global ship and boat supplies who was well known for his philanthropy. He helped re-establish the Cleveland YMCA after the Civil War and ran the philanthropic umbrella organization Cleveland Associated Charities in the early 1900s. He and Chesnutt were both bibliophiles and members of Cleveland's Rowfant Club; Walton became a member 1902 and Chesnutt in 1916.