9/13/40 Mrs. [
1391]'s letter, not received until after
1433-10 was mailed: "I am writing for Mrs. [
1433]. I sent
wire last night for a reading. She sent for me to come and
write to you, since I am the only person who could
understand. She is in a terrible condition, one can hardly
understand her talk, and she is in a perfect shake, so
nervous, though her mind is perfectly clear. She wants you
to know the doctor here, a Dr. Jordan, will cooperate with
you and the reading, in every possible way, do anything to
try to relieve her since he cannot relieve her or do any
good. I feel so sorry for her and feel she will never be
well again, and think death would be a kind friend. She has
a few weeks when she is much better, and then with seemingly
no cause she gets down in the depths and no rest day or
night, except by some little tablets - I am sure a kind of
dope. She is a firm believer in you and Hugh Lynn, says Hugh
Lynn was her right hand partner when she was in Va. Beach.
She also says if the reading should call for the use of the
battery to send all parts c.o.d., said she used yours while
there. It is truly a sad case. I wish she could get help."
9/16/40 EC's letter to [
760]: "...Had wire from Mrs. [
1433].
She is mighty bad again. Have just written her, told her she
had better send for you. You may be hearing from her - don't
know..."