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Dean Homer K. Ebright,
District Governor of sisinetca
Baldwin, Kansas.

Dear Governor Homer:

Answering your favor of the Srd instant, I like
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hear the addresses concerning their duties in a single assembly.
Don*t you think it is possible that some of the boys will be a little
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them up into several groups, whereas if you do this after lunch you
would have the full attendance and no single group would be noticably
small. However, I do believe in stressing punctuality, end perhaps we
can get the entire group ready to go on time.

I dike your suggestion that we use Gene Conklin to
speak at the immeheon on the general field of International Service.

Of course you know that as the boss of District
#125 we are expecting you to tell us what to do. You have my letter
stating that the meeting will be held at the Eldridge Hotel. I am sure
we will be able to have our song leader take care of the musio and. we
will do every other thing that we should do, but we want you to feel
perfectly free to tell us how you want it, and we will cooperate with
you a hundred per cent. /

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happy to follow your suggestions asking Gene Conklin to speak on the
general field of International Service. Should I feel free to write
him now, or shall I wait until you definitely make up your program? I
see you have him listed on one plan to speak at 3:30 in the afternoon.
Do you not believe if he s;eaks once at luncheon that this would be
sufficient? I will await your reply,and then will follow everyone of
your advices to the letter.