2/09/28 [
943]'s letter to EC:
Miami, Florida.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
115 West 35th Street,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
We are very anxious to work out the proposition at Broad
Creek Channel while I have some help to do it and would
appreciate a reading covering questions asked in my letter
of several days ago. I know that you will give the reading
as soon as you can but I thought that I would write you just
how I am situated. The time has come when I must get busy
at something and I wanted to devote the rest of this month
in trying to locate the treasure and if Bacon [C. I. Bacon]
does not get over the oil arrangements in Louisiana [[
4203]
series] I must get out of here somewhere so that I can make
a living. I would like to have a life reading sometime soon
as to just what I should do with reference to the future.
[
2671] has made an assignment of all his interest to a
finance company and is not taking care of his creditors
which he should have done. With The Southern Bank and Trust
Company's failure here the other day has placed the financial
conditions in Miami in very bad shape as the above bank was
the third largest bank in the City. Since that time two
other banks have closed their doors. We have had it bad
enough but this will almost break the Camel's back.
We have done some real work on trying to locate the treasure
and feel that we will when given a little further
information. There is one question that I did not ask and
that is - is the gold in coin or in bullion form, and did we
find part of the chest in the old pieces of iron found near
where we sank cofferdam. If the treasure is there it is
on the rock bottom, and would be hard to locate unless a
cofferdam is built around the entire forty square feet.
I trust that you are making rapid progress with your hospital
and that you and your family are enjoying good health.
With kindest personal regards, [
943]
2/17/28 See
1274-14.
2/24/32 Reading 1274-13 was loaned to Mr. [
943] by HLC and
not returned.



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