last week I spent my time in speaking before the Northwestern

_ Ohie State Teachers Association in Toledo, and later in the week at the

Wisconsin State Teachers Association in Milwaukee, I also attended ade
ministrative meetings in Chicago, Tllinoise |

) ir, Arthur Morse, of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association
in Chicago, asked me if I would mil him an autographed copy of my booke
I find it very embarrassing at times when I run into these fellows to turn
them dom, Upon several occasions I have autographed personal books that
I purchased from lcGraweHill and Company rather than to write and ask you
to olmy this or that complimentary copye Yor the past year I have sent
out several copies. It is necessary that I have them here to autograph
then and when I write you and have you send it to them, then they mail
it to me and after I have autographed the book I mail it

I quite agree with you that these fellows
_ thing for their nerves. They have plenty of it, but yet at the same time
_, & am faced with a problem of promoting the book in the best possible way,
_ and frankly I believe that a book well placed at times does
- @specially when they are in a position to help in the di ! °
For that ; on if you would care to send me four or five copies to be used
where I can do the most good wi )

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We had very large gatherings at all of our meetings, and I told
them, of course, that I was not selling the book, that the same lecture I
was giving could be found in my b 2
that while I could touch on a
worked out by photograph, exposition and diagram in the text,