Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
clean methods and honest, intelligent. pub
lic-spirited enterprise.
LOUIS STERN,
Rabbi Washington Hebrew Congregation.

lfc-epirited enterprise
LOUIS STERN.
| Rabbi Washington Hebrew Congregation.
| With much pleasure congratulate editor,
stan and people upon the golden era OF
The Star, and trust It may continue guild
| ing light. The conservative sentiment. ever
present, makes 1t a high-class exponent to
command respect; in fact. making It one
Of the levers Of the world" sent a copy
to the United States Daughters 1872, to
place in the archives of the society. Permit
me to add since January. 1872. I have read
The Star with religious reverence" and
through its light have kept in touch with
Washington affairs-wherever / have been
and never has it failed to convey satisfac-
ton to me.
FLORA ADAMS DARLING, A M.
Allow me to congratulate you on your
successful business career Of fifty years
and on the grand Issue Of your paper. It
was a surprising treat to your patrons. The
Washington Gas Light Company will reap
some benefit. having larger gas bills to
file. for 1 judge thousands of your readers
were, like some of my family, up till 1
o'clock reading all details SO well described.
1 hope The Evening Star will shine fifty
more years'in success and prosperity.
H OETTINGER.
A reader Of The Star for thirty years.
I want to congratulate you on the edition
Of The Star Of December 10, celebrating
as it does your golden anniversary. 1t is
indeed golden edition. 1 have never
seen a better paper in my life; veritable
encyclopaedia Of learning. I expect to read
every word in It. 1 propose this toast
May The Evening Star ever continue to
be the brightest star in the galaxy Of news
paperdom." F. A. SEBRING,
Financial Clerk Police Court.
The Star Is to be congratulated on the
celebration OF its fiftieth anniversary. Its
interest in the city OF Washington and
affairs of the nation and it's endeavors to
further the welfare of Its citizens is GER
tainy commendable 1t is paper of which
Washington may well feel proud and is de-
serving of continuance Of it's prosperity
In the past w. c. HASKELL
I am pleased to be able to extend my
congratulations to The Evening Star upon
the occasion of It's fiftieth anniversary. l
have been reading The Star for the greater
day seems incomplete when its twinkle il
not seen. D. E. McCOMB.
1 began reading The Evening Star In the
spring of 1862. and with only an interval Of
three years that I was out OF the District
have read 1t faithfully ever since. The Star
is young yet. but 1t is a good paper and
am glad to believe 1t is doing we'll
CHARLES 8. BUNDY.
Permit me to offer to The Star my sin
cere congratulations upon the great success
the paper has attained also upon Its f1fueth
anniversary, and to express the hope that
it may continue to grow in influence and
prosperity until 1t sees its centenary. Clean
ness, integrity, enterprise and ability have
characterized It's management and led to its
present successful status
ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
I have been q subscriber to The Star con-
tinuously for the past thirty years and con-
slider 1t the best newspaper in every respect
ever published and as an advertising med
ium has no equal. Allow me to extend my
hearty congratulations to The Star and its
management on the occasion of its iftieth
anniversary. with many kind wishes for the
continued success of this bright luminary.
E. W. W. GRIFFIN.
I was q resident of this city when The
Evening Star was first published and am
pleased to note the great progress made
since its infancy. and will say that it has
been read in my family since its existence
and been very satisfactory. l wish the
paper even greater success in the future
than In the past. 8. T. G. MORSELL.
My acquaintance with and friendship for
The Star began with it's initial number
congratulate its management, especially It's
able editor, upon the phenomenal success
In establishing clean, wholesome, superbly
equipped newspaper which ranks with the
first and best in modern journalistic excel
lence and which has won it's way to the
hearts and homes OF the nations capital
]. T. PETTY
Auditor Of the District