12/27/23 Mr. Armstrong's ltr. to EC:
The City National Bank of Selma (Letterhead)
Selma, Ala.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
2411 East Fifth Street,
Dayton, Ohio
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
Remembering that two or three years ago we asked for some
information from you [4964-1 a Business Rdg. - no copy
available] in reference to a shortage of $250.00 claimed by a
certain bank depositor of ours, and that your help in this
matter was useful to us, we are writing to you again to ask
for some further assistance.
There has been occurring in our bank at intervals from three
to six months, a shortage over our Receiving Teller's desk,
running from $50.00 to $100.00. (I think at least three or
four of these shortages have occurred.)
They occur usually after a holiday, when there is a rush at
the windows, a good deal of currency coming into the bank.
We believe that one person is effecting this shortage, and
that he has a plan or system of putting it over.
The latest shortage ($100.00) occurred yesterday, through Mr.
[...]'s window [
12/26/23].
We are writing to ask if you cannot endeavor to assist us in
locating the origin of this trouble.
Yours very truly, H. C. Armstrong, President
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