Vienna, July 18, 1920
IX., Berggasse 19

Dear friend,

With the current limitation in traffic, I am writing you only about the one practically important matter which has to do with our Congress in The Hague.

A sum of 50,000 crowns has been designated to make it possible for members of the Berlin, Budapest, and Vienna groups to participate. Berlin finds that, because it is less distant, it can claim only half as much as both of the others. We calculate that we can offer each of six to seven members from Vienna and Budapest a travel expense allowance of 3,000 crowns. The Dutch will look after room and board for approximately twenty guests. When I depart for Bad Gastein on the 30th of the month, I will leave the money with Rank, who won't leave Vienna before the Congress.