The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-21
A KANSAN IN NEW YORK.
CHAPTER XXxVI.
The Conclusion,

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End" so here are few excerpts:
Frank B. Moves, editor of the Wash
ington Star and president of the Asso-
ciated Press, writes: II have read
with interest YOUR address on the AS
sociated Press as we'll as your other
desc1.intions Of vour indiscretions in
the east which have been annea r,n1
| from time to time in the state Jour.
nal"
Charles Hopkins Clark editor of the
| Hartford Courant: IT rote with inter-
est Won, cbsntar In connactin,, ,,ith
! tbe Tembersbin ., tbs Sat',rdau N;ght
club csnnot f;nd tbat Congact;c,,t
10 renresentad How the cI,,h conoes
TO he so ,Infort,nateIv situated I can
not see Kindly LET me know n there
| is MOI some way ~ raise tbe standar6
of the organizataon
NJ Koanigsherg Naysn,nar Ee.+ure
| Service NaSv' yo1t Citw ,pi+as .sThe
! state Journal with vonr chan,er On
yoI1r eStrenae1y intereS1irs rarsor %,
| been c,t o,,+ ond nos,ad -, tba III
| Iatip bosrd of 40 Eriarss cl,,h 80
| in New york and has given Measure
to a large number of nv fellow club
men.
4 ~ q ~HSarr;,,, d;ro,+o p, -
Organization Red cross wssbireto "
n "a! .T tiIn, - 81. Cross; wasnirston'
ner with the s ir fou, W. :,
chapter giving an account Of The. RaS
| cross narsf1e in New Vork NJ $50
head of the denartment of deyeIon,
ment has inst read this ar+,cI. n,ith
great interest and thanks Won for r." # y
! George S. oliver. president PITTS
bursh Chronicle-Telegraph 1T am
saving all of the clippings from the
State Journal covering your cha piers"
Col. Theodore Roosevelt writes. un-
| der date of June 18th: "Those were
capital accounts of your visit to New
York. 1 wish 1 could have seer Won
| for longer time"
A. J.. Kennedy. secretary to DR.. Ly-
man Abbott The Outlook, New York
City, says: 81 have saved for Doctor
Abbott the clippings from the State
Journal covering the chapters IN the
Win the War for Peace convention"
| Frances L. Garside, a we'll known
writer of New York City, formerly of
the Atchison Globe. writes of one of
the chapters: THAT story is a peach"
/ ! Ralph Tennal, Sabetha Herald:
/ irofn
| of letters or chapters, I noted last
night your steel cases are no longer
in use. What about selling them to
me instead of sending them to cold
storage? The series of letters must be
a real feature in the State Journal I
| find myself watching for them every
day."
H. ". Jones' editor Of the Minneap-
oils Journal: You are writing good
stuff"