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Congretuletions tothe Burnsides and to Cob, Ure on
his far vision toward the navy. I think a chap who can go
to Anmpolis or Vest Point has a splendid heritage. A
place like either one of these fine service institutions
is worth mush te the youmg men who are fortumete enough to
attend. Respect for the country and the fleg are two things
that I think every American youngster shovld have taught
from ell of us. And there is just something about it when
you walk on the plains at West Point or where you see John
feul Jones memorial et Annapolis that is worth mughe It has
always lifted me up each and every time I have been fortunate —
enough to tread that sacred ground. | ,

thank you for your long letter and some day when I have
the opportunity I will write you one as interesting and as
lengthye i appreeiate the comment that you had when jou and
Vie and Sus played golf, | o | 3 :

I would like to tell you seme family news, but will ._
omly touch on ohe member of the family = Jane, who is an
ertist in Chicago and doing splendidly. She will be mrried
September 6th here in Lawrences. She is mrrying a young
\ tn hamed Mons, @ eradumte of Exoter and Prinoston, who is
® business man in Chicagose They came down over the Fourth,
fiew dowmm, and we met them in Kansas City. He is a grand
fellow, so think the Allense ae

So Prse Alien is @11 in a dither micing preparations,
And Bleanor is going baek with Bobby to the University of
Pennsylvania, Like all youngsters, she warts to get away
from homes ‘She will be a junior next year at Penns

Gave our love to “rs. Burnside end Cobby, Jr., and

‘tell them thet we ere strong for the Burnsides, With all
good wishes to you, old fellow, I am |

' Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Edueation and Recreation,
Varsity Basketball Coach. | |