September 20, 1937.

Hr, Dele We Naxwell,
AttorneyeateLayv,
Galena, Kaneses,

. Dear Dale:

Yery happy to have your letter of the
iSth instant, and to know thet as yet you did not
neet that goo@-looking Kanses sweater to protect you
\ from the chill biasts of the Kensas winter, -
However, I am very sure that you would
like to heve it in your possession, dDeeause a lawyer
alweys looks ehead, In fact, they teil me that he
secs throe sides of scvery question « your sida,
sife and the right side, “his is net what President
Roosevelt thinks about the lewyers, but what i think
about res is thet they ses the right side. So
wemy people have been throwing brickbets at the lawe
yors for their ability to evade the law rather than
interpret it, e |

J have just called tie Athletic Office
and foumi lir, Felkenstien out, but. I checked with
ips. Webster and'she says aho ie yery sures the
sweaters have arrived, and i an passing on your good
_ letter to them and will ask that they employ Uncle
Sam immediately to convey to you the ietter thet you
earned last year, '

| Dees I see that you really go in for expensive
things ~- golé end duck mmting. Yo proletariat could
Go this consistently unless he is counting on a goodly
income. I em sure that ron are one of these who shoot
ducks instead of football coaches. That ies better
sport, anyhow, because a dead duck is worth something, |

: Iam certainly hoping that the football
team does better. You know, Dale, the ordinary
business end professionali men of nowadays is sane on
most every subject of the day's issue, with the ex-
ception of the good old colicge game. They they have
rabies and the hydrophobia really works on them, They
get pop-eyed and that is one sport they know more ebout
than anybody else in the world.