Mr. Ed Abels, Editor,
Douglas County Republican,
1005 Mass. St.,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Hd:

For over a year I have been writing a Jayhawk Rebounds each
month to our boys in the service, and I thought you might like to
see the one we are just now mailing out.

I got this conception from my experiences after the first
World War. I came to the campus on September 15, 1919, and saw
dear old Uncle Jimmy Green, who said, "Well, Phog, I am glad to
see youe I om glad to see you here at the University. I promised
my boys when they went overseas that I would wait for them, and I
am waiting until they return, and when they get back my job is
happily finished."

when the boys went away this time I was too old to enter
service, but I thought I could render those boys a genuine service
by keeping them informed as to the whereabouts of their buddies.
Bach month I have tried to appraise them of the activities and
whereabouts of their Jayhawker friends.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach. —