Harriman, Tennessee,
                               Dec. 7, 1921.

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

My dear Mr. Robinson:- Your letter of the 4th received
today for which please accept my thanks.

Since writing you on the 1st, I have come to the conclusion
that maybe it would be better for me to withdraw my
application papers, owing to the misunderstanding about the
letters of recommendation.  I had, what I thought was a
thorough understanding about the matter before I filed
my application.  I do not want you or any one connected
with your Society to be caused any embarrassment, neither
would I like to have my application turned down, so I am
writing to say that I would like to turn the matter over to
you, to do as you think best, if you will do this for me.

I regret more than I can say that this misunderstanding
has come up, and I hope you understand my position.

Thanking you very much for past favors, I am,


Cordially yours,

CKH/K



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