information.

Very truly yours,
(Handwritten) _Samuel Sloane_,
Employment Manager.

Is his statement correct?
Are his character and habits good?
Had he the confidence of his employers?
Can he fill the position for which he has applied?

Remarks: Signed
Dated

_Some general letters of recommendation_

March 4, 1923.

To Whom It May Concern:

I have known the bearer, John Hope, for four years. He is of
fine family and has been one of our most highly regarded young
men. I would heartily recommend him.

Richard Brown.

April 18, 1922.

Gentlemen:

The bearer, George Frothingham, is a young man of my
acquaintance whom I know and whose family I have known for
some time. They are splendid people. This boy is ambitious and
thoroughly reliable. I hope you can find a place for him.

Very truly yours,
Gerald Law.

June 16, 1922.

To Whom It May Concern:

This is to certify that the bearer, Ernest Hill, is an
acquaintance of mine, a man whom I know to be thoroughly
trustworthy.

Harold Smith.

July 12, 1923.

Dear Sir:

This is to certify that Joseph Rance has been in my employ for
eighteen months. He is a most willing and able worker, honest,
steady, and faithful. I regret that I was obliged to let him
go from my employ. I feel very safe in highly recommending him
to you.

Very truly yours,
George Bunce.

_Recommendation for a special position_

HARCOURT MANUFACTURING CO.
29 BOYLSTON STREET
BOSTON, MASS.

October 10, 1921.

Mr. Gordon Edwards,
48 Tremont Street,
Boston, Mass.

Dear Mr. Edwards:

At luncheon last Wednesday you mentioned that you were in need
of another advertising writer. If the position is still open,
I should like to recommend Mr. Br