The Washington times., 1921-12-20

Your husband.
CHARLIE.
Her Letter TO Bradley. !
There was also given out the let
ter written by Mrs. Raixen to Alber
Rradley. Hartford lunch man VIII
met her at the pier and took her (,
the Hotel Breslin. This letter read:
Royal Palms Hotel, Jacksonville.
Fla. 225 West Duval street,
December I. 1921.
My Dear Albert:
Many, many thanks for the return
of the SIS, but 1t was really not
urgent.
] have been South for several
weeks to cure q nervous condition
that was brought about by the death
Of my mother and other unfortunate
happenings that have caused me
considerable mental anguish. The
mild climate, but have been too
lonesome to benefit by 1t.
My husband and family have tried
to urge me to continue on here for
the remainder Of the winter season,
but 1t Is almost impossible by the
condition I'm in, and I know II I
write them that wish to return
they'll only write and try to induce
me to remain here, 30 I'm leaving
mere alone on Tuesday and will be in
New York Friday morning. ..
I expect to take an 8:45 a. m. train
out of Jacksonville on Tuesday morn
ing and be in Savannah in time to
make the 5 p. m. boat for New York.
going by way of the Ocean Steam
ship Company, Savannah Line,
which I think will dock on Friday
morning at a. m. at Pier 35, foot
OF Spring street. think that this is
the pier, because II was the pier I
left from. II you wish to see me I
would be pleased to meet you at the
pier. . -.s
t Very friendly,
LILLIAN s. RAIZEN.
Raizen to His Wife.
Raizen's efforts to divert his wife,
mind from her thoughts of vengeanc,
against DR.. Glickstein figure In a las
letter, which follows:
Hotel Bossert,
Montague. Hicks and Remsen Sta,
Brooklyn. Nov. 80. 1921.
Dearest Lillian:
THE Royal Palmsr' What a pretty
name! When l got your wire
from Jacksonville and you men,
toned Royal Palms" I visioned a
modern up-to-the-minute, high-class
hotel. But when I got your letter,
which had to be delayed because of
lack Of lights, the picture faded
away. and while yet do not know
just what kind Of place you're stop
ping at, somehow l have an idea
that 1t Is not just the place / want
my wife to stop at.
Compliment Mrs. r. p. Deckard,
props. II she be alive), on an excel
lent choice of name, but Lillian dear,
II the place Is not what l would Sc
lect for you, and you know would
select only the best. please, dear,
leave 1t and go to better. know
every argument that you could DOS.
sibly give-don't want anything bet
ter-foolish to throw out the money,
etc, etc.-but, dear, It is my wish
that you be very comfortable. Please
grant 1t.
Hopes For Cheering Letters.
What more can I write you than
what I did on Monday. AS soon
as I got your telegram / called up
Sadie and asked her to write YOU
and also gave your address to DR..
T., who said he would write you,
too. hope by this time you have
had cheering letters from both.
In both your telegram and your
letter you ask me to write you the
truth. The truth about what, dear?
1t would almost seem that you imag-
Inc that I have a desire to hold out
anything that you might want to
know. II there Ia anything in par.
ticular that you want me to write
about--you have only to mention II.
i wrote you how 1 am spending
my time and I hope when I next
hear from you that you will tell me
how you are spending yours. Bust.
ness? Our toy business for the wear
Is almost over-or will be over with.
in the next few days. The box de.
partment Is very busy and we have
been working nights right along, but
with all that our capacity is 30
limited that we don't seem to be able
to catch up.
TELLS OF BUSINESS PLANS.
Oh, yes. We opened a retail toy
store In Jamaica. The grand open.
ing took place last Monday and the
sales were exactly $10.50-make no
mistake, ten dollars and fifty-cents.
Harry takes care Of the store during
the day and I've been going out in
the evenings and mean to be out
there every evening but Wednesday.
Tuesday the sales were even worse.
1 don't know what they did today.
for 1 went to the Progressive meet.
ing and won't get the report till to-
morrow. The store is fixed up very
nicely and I am yet hopeful that we