Arthur Piper Kellogg to Jane Addams, October 11, 1921

October 11, 1921

My dear Miss Addams:

The type on Mrs. Kelley's  article, "The Women's Congress at Vienna" is no longer standing. To reset it and to [print] it as a new job in New York [would] cost more than to do the same job in Chicago where printing [prices] are somewhat lower.

I suggest, therefore, [that] you [get an] estimate from your regular Chicago printer. But if this is not convenient for you, I shall be glad to get an estimate on it from our printer as a new job.

If you wish us to do the latter, will you let me know if the first figure in your letter of October 8, [should] be 10,000 or 1,000?

Sincerely yours,