Harriman, Tennessee,
                               Dec. 1, 1921.

Mr. Morgan P. Robinson, Secy.,
113 South Third St.,
Richmond, Va.

My dear Mr. Robinson:- Your letter of the 19th received,
for which accept my thanks.

When I forwarded my application papers to you on Oct. 20,
1921, I sent two letters of recommendation, which I had
understood from Mr. James Branch Cabell would be all that
was necessary in the way of endorsements, on account of the
fact that I do not know personally any members of the Va.
Society of Colonial Wars.  Of course I understand that the
rule is that one must be endorsed by two members of the
Society, but I understood from Mr. Cabell that it had not
always been enforced.

I am returning herewith the two papers and I trust under
the circumstances that they can be accepted, however if
they cannot, you may return my check of Oct. 20, 1921.

If this misunderstanding will cause any one embarrassment,
please do not hesitate to return my check and consider
the matter closed.

Thanking you very much for past favors, I am,

Cordially yours,

CKH/K


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