James M, Arnold

out a victory in bridge over Allen and Kline, Allen was being
ealleé Junior by everyone now, because of a story of the
Southern California game thet wes printed in the Saturday Evening
Post and given to us in Kansas City when we got off to have our
pictures taker. We felt that someone was missing from our croude-
true enough, it was Vance Halle Oh, well, wherever Eleanor WAB,
there Vance would bes Lucky for us, and for Vance especially,
beautiful Eleanor hed favored us with her presence on the tripe
She was accompanied by her lovely and talented mother. bets.
Lewson, too, rode as fer a8 ‘Chioage with us-#he was going to
Cleveland on business.

We all took a liking to Johnnie Herbert and his aeter,--
Connie, who were riding on the streamliner alone from Kansas City
to Chicsagos Johnnie was ‘almost five, but he was @ brilliant fellow
for his ages«very sonvarantlonsi and friendly. Connie was a |
brilliant Sndividual>-she Mall k Voesbulery. of a high school girl,
but she was only eleven. She tried to get all our autographs, but
we were onery and not very obligings Bob Allen took quite a liking
to hersche-theught she was quite nice, Finally we arrived ~~.
Chicago, slowly got our baggage off the train, and were whisked

eway in yellow cabs to the Allerton. The illustrious "Doo" in his

* wsual accommodating macner had erranged fine rooms for us on floors

high up above the worth famous “Hichigan Avenues After getting a
"Shin" malt and a sendwich at Welgreen's«-the food couldn't compare
with the exquisite dinner we had on the train--we went in pairs to our
wie for a muoh aceled. night's rests The first day of the trip was

suscessfully and happily overs