7/23/36 Mr. [
1113]'s letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Association for Research & Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I wonder if it will be possible for you to give a check
reading again on Mr. [
1110], ..., L.I. on Wednesday, July
29th at 4:30 P.M. Standard time. Will you also please try
to answer the following questions in this check reading.
1. Why is body unable to sleep.
2. Why is it difficult for body to breathe while lying down.
3. Why does body have to sleep in a sitting position.
4. If body follows all directions in this reading, how soon
will he be normal.
5. If body will never be normal, what percentage of normality
can be reached.
6. If all directions are followed, how long should it take
to reach this condition.
7. Is it advisable for body to continue business activities.
8. Is it advisable for body to take a trip during vacation
period. If so, what climate is best.
I expect to be away from the city for about a week, but on my
return, I shall make an appointment for my check reading. In
the meantime, I suggest you apply the $5.00 I sent you for
my reading, to this appointment for Mr. [
1110]. If it is
possible to make Mr. [
1110]'s appointment sooner than the
date mentioned herein, please advise.
With kind personal regards to you and your family, I remain
Cordially yours, [
1113]
7/29/36 EC's wire to Mr. [
1110]: Keep appointment as per Mr.
[
1113]'s letter Wed afternoon.
7/29/36 Mr. [
1113]'s sec'ty, Miss [
1154], wrote [see under
1113-2 Reports] that Mr. [
1110] had died on
7/26/36: "I,
myself, am pretty much upset about the death of Mr. [
1110],
for he had been getting along rather nicely up to two months
ago when we requested a check reading, and just before Mr.
[
1113] left he seemed to be losing whatever good he had
obtained from the suggestions made by you."
See subsequent correspondence under
1113-2 and
1113-3 Reports
regarding Mr. [
1113]'s disillusion with EC on account of
Mr. [
1110]'s death.



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