Typed letter from N.D. Pendleton to Rev. Fred E. Waelchli in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Pendleton acknowledges receipt of Waelchli’s last three letters. He is sorry to hear Mr. Fritz has encountered financial difficulties. He hopes Mr. Fraser will fare well in Miami. He notes that Mr. Spiers has “turn[ed] up wanting” and remarks, “It is the old story. I did think that in the matter of scandal he was not like the others.” Pendleton is glad Waelchli plans to visit both Dallas and Portland on his summer trip, but he writes that Dallas is more important. In answer to Waelchli’s question regarding the 1928 London General Assembly, Pendleton states that the people in London will not be expected to entertain visitors but that reasonable rates for board and lodging can be arranged for in London. Names mentioned: Mr. (Joachim) Fritz, Mr. (John A.) Fraser, Mr. (Junius B.?) Spiers