September 24, 1941.

Mr. Harry W. Mons,
Hill-Clarke Machinery Coe,
649 Washington Blvde,
Chicago, Illinois.

Dear Mr. Mons:

I am very happy. indeed to order from As Ge Spalding
Brothers a duplication of the order that was sent to yous
I ordered it sent in your name for the reason that I thought
it would be better because the salesman taking the order
knew that your son had married my daughter. I had a perfect
right to send it to Mr. Wigglesworth, but there were other
people in the audience when I ordered, so that it was sasier
to do it in this way.

I @id not order golf balls because you did not speci- —
fy then. If Mr. Wigglesworth wants them you just let me
know and I will have a dozen sent him by mail. I was told
by the salesman that there is a new goverment tax now on all
athletic goods so there may be e small additional charge of
five or ten per cent - I am mot sure. Anyhow, I will send
you the invoice and you can give it to Ur. Wigglesworth and
he can-mail me a checks ! |

- We are always glad to hear from you and also to hear
regarding the Elwood Nons's. 1 imagine the painting job that
they were doing was on that miture that they bought. I
understand they could buy dbre u ted furniture and they
just decided to do the job themselves. :

: By the way, did you receive thet arch normalizer from
Wr. F. We Lang? I am anxious to hear how you are progressing»

- Sincerely yours,

e Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA:AR Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.