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Seligman - 2 July 9, 1948 R. M. COE: No news. Mailed invoice June 22, 1948. PEDIGREE - VASQUE: Apparently Mr. Peck cannot help us, judging from the appended copy of his letter of July 6, 1948. CHADBOURNE sent us a check for $13.50 representing half-yearly interest on his indebtedness. As usual he forgot to make a payment on account of $200.-, and I phoned, also as usual, to his secretary to remind him of it. A lady by the name of Madame Devigne came in to inquire whether we had some modern paintings on exhibition. I gave her the usual explanation. Before leaving she wrote a little note, copy of which I am enclosing herein. It seems that she is also an art critic. She will sail for Europe within the next few days. Sincerely yours, O.A. Liechti (O. A. Liechti) Mr. Germain Seligman Caneel Bay Plantation St. John Virgin Islands U.S.A. AIR MAIL
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