Letters from Victor J. Evans to Harry George

A letter dated March 27, 1918, from Victor J. Evans, Washington, D.C., to Mr. Harry L George, St. Joseph, Missouri. The letter acknowledges receipt of a favor from the 18th and expresses regret that Mr. George has not yet received the Elk foot bag due to an oversight by a clerk. Mr. Evans assures personal attention to rectify the issue promptly. He mentions including a copy of the letter sent to Mr. George addressed to San Francisco, California, regarding a discovery he made to confirm he had responded in case it had not been received either. The letter concludes with gratitude for Mr. George calling this to his attention and is signed Very truly yours. The letterhead of Mr Evans features a Native American design present in the upper left corner.