Harriman, Tennessee,
						   Nov. 2, 1920.

Mr. W. E. Parham,

Maryville, Tenn.

Dear Mr. Parham:- Your letter of the 3rd received.

I immediately went to see Roe Goddard about the mantel, and
he tells me it is yet in the L & N freight station here.
The R. R. Co., would not accept it for shipment without it
being crated and so far he had not found any one to do the
work.  I know from what he says that he has been busy and
neglected to do any thing about it, but he promised me
he would have it done right away, and bring me the B/L.

If I can get my hands on it, rest assured that I will forward it
to you.  I will wait a few days longer before I go after him
again about the crating and shipment, but I feel sure he
will get it ready pretty soon.

I am sorry you cant help me with that Eaton line, but you know
I am used to disappointments in matters of this kind.  Have
you ever got Mrs. Parham's Virginia ancestors straightened out
so you could send me to look up her Colonial ancestors in
the Colonial Virginia Register, I have?

How do things look for the League of Nations, to you, now?

With kindest regards and best wishes, I am,

Your friend,

CKH/K


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