4/24/25 David E. Kahn's letter to EC:
IRVING FURNITURE FACTORIES Incorporated
469 SEVENTH AVENUE
New York City
Mr. Edgar Cayce
322 Grafton Avenue
Dayton, Ohio
Dear Judge:
Just a brief note today to acknowledge reading and thank your
for same and tell you that I am again on my feet and in the
office.
I am now taking your advice and taking things much easier
than I have been and will continue to do so for a few weeks
anyway.
Yesterday, while looking for an apartment in the next
building to us, I ran into a very fine man, [
3733], who had
a very serious accident eighteen months ago, having broken
practically every bone in his body. Nature, without the
aid of Doctors, has brought him back to life. He was very
anxious to have a reading on himself but due to the fact that
he told me so much about it, he hesitated in having it on
himself, but there is a member of their family who is very
ill or has been complaining. I did not ask for the details.
Mr. [
3733] is writing you today for a reading. He is very
anxious to have you come to New York. He has a beautiful
country home, a city home and a ... estate, and should this
one reading be anything like I say and you know how I feel,
you will hear further from him, I am certain.
He is the man who closed the $17,000,000 deal with the ...
government on war supplies just recently and he is your type
of man, so I would suggest that you give him an immediate
date on this reading, and I feel that it is the next step in
connection with Morton. I will introduce Morton to him very
shortly.
With kindest regards and please pardon the haste of this note
as I will write you in detail tonight. With kindest regards
to you and the Madam, believe me, as always
Sincerely [signed] David E. Kahn DEK BBS
4/28/25 EC's letter to [
3733]:
Dear Sir:-
Yours of April the 24th received. I'm glad to know that you
have met my good friend, Mr. David E. Kahn. Also to know
that he had talked to you regarding the work attributed to
me in a manner that was at least interesting to you. I,
too, would like very much to meet you and talk with you in
person regarding the phenomena, since you seem to be really
interested in phenomena of this character. I would like to
assure you that I believe I appreciate the impression anyone
must give to a body when they first talk to one regarding
things that have been accredited me, through the exercising
of the phenomena as is apparently exhibited through me while
in the subconscious state.
I shall be very glad to make the appointment for yourself and
for your friend, and to see what I may be able to give for
the existent conditions. As you will see from the enclosed
cards, these days are set for May the 2nd. Yours is set for
11:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time. Mrs. [...]'s is at 3:00
P.M. For your own you may wire me and return card as soon as
convenient. For Mrs. [...]'s, it will be necessary that she
sign same herself, for we do not give a reading for anyone
unless the request comes from the individual directly, or
from someone responsible for the moral and physical welfare
of the individual.
I'm certainly in hopes that you will have an opportunity
to visit Dayton sometime in the very near future. I would
be very glad to talk with you concerning the phenomena
and to show you the data and information we have
gathered concerning same.
As regards the remuneration, we do not make a charge for the
services or the suggestions. However, the support of the
work depends upon the goodness of the individuals whom we try
to be of assistance to, and any contribution you may desire
to make towards the up-keep of same will be gratefully
received.
Trusting that I may be of service to yourself and to your
friend, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
5/01/25 [
3733]'s letter:
..., N.Y.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
322 Grafton Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
Dear Sir:-
I am in receipt of your letter of April 28th and in
accordance with the suggestion made, I am returning to you
the card made for myself, properly signed and not being able
to reach [...] for the purpose of having her sign the card,
I have substituted Mrs. [
3732] (my wife's name) and had
her sign it, so that the reading requested, will be for Mrs.
[
3732] instead of [...]. I will again avail myself of the
opportunity in reference to [...] when I will be able to
reach her.
Not knowing what the amount should be, I am enclosing
herewith check for $5.00 and I will say, that I will be glad
indeed to increase it more generously if it happens that this
first experience shows to me some interesting facts.
I am a believer in Psychic Phenomena, and all I want to know
is whether or not you are as Mr. Kahn mentioned, favored with
this power.
Awaiting therefore to hear from you and assuring you if the
answers received are interesting, I will do my utmost thru
my friends to be helpful to your good cause and at the same
time to send, upon receipt of the information requested, an
additional substantial monetary contribution for your worthy
cause.
Sincerely yours, [
3733]
5/04/25 EC's letter to [
3733]:
My dear Mr. [
3733]:
I have yours of May 1st, but I'm very sorry to say this
did not reach me until after the hours appointed for the
readings. In consequence thereof, I am having to set the
time ahead, as it is very necessary that the individual on
whom we are reading be at the given place on the day and hour
as set for reading. We are changing this date to Thursday,
April [May] 7th, 11:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time for
yourself and 2:00 P.M. for your wife. Please wire me
upon receipt of this letter if these appointments will be
satisfactory, that I may know whether or not to undertake
this, and that each of you will be at the address which you
have given on your card at this hour and day.
I'm sorry indeed of this delay but under the circumstances
it's unavoidable.
I thank you for your interest in the phenomena and for the
contribution thus far towards this work. I trust that we may
be of sufficient service to merit your investigation of same
and your contribution towards the work of same.
Thanking you and trusting to hear, and to be of assistance, I
am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
5/06/25 He wired verifying both appointments.
REPORTS
5/07/25 EC, immediately following the above, gave the Physical
Reading for his wife, Mrs. [
3732].
5/07/25 EC's letter:
Dear Mr. [
3733]:
Your wire was received, and as you will see from the enclosed
the readings were gotten this morning. I'm sure from the
reading as given for yourself especially there's no need of
my making any comment on same, but I myself do not understand
the conditions as referred to in the reading. Perhaps you
will. I should appreciate, however, your writing me very
frankly and fully regarding just your impressions as you
gain from these.
Hoping and trusting that I have been of some service to you
and your wife, and that I may have the pleasure of meeting
you sometime in the very near future, I am, with kindest
personal regards,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
5/09/25 [
3733]'s letter:
..., N.Y.
Dear Sir:
I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter of May 7th also
of the psychic reading for Mrs. [
3732] and myself. I note
in reference to Mrs. [
3732] reading that although the time
previously mentioned on the card signed was for 2 P.M. the
reading took place at 11.30 A.M.
In reference to my reading, I note that you did not make any
comment for the reason that you yourself did not understand
the reading, and thought that I may.
As you request me to write you frankly, I will say that I do
not understand it at all myself.
Thanking you however for the trouble you went into to give me
this psychic reading, I wish to remain,
Very truly yours, [
3733]
To: Mr. Edgar Cayce,
322 Grafton Ave.
Dayton, Ohio
5/12/25 EC's letter:
Dear Mr. [
3733]
Yours of the 9th to hand, contents noted. I thank you very
much for letting me hear and appreciate it very much if
you'll let me know if the suggestions will be followed
out as made for your wife and the results you obtain.
I am,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD


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