Harry J. Warwick to Charles W. Chesnutt, 17 October 1932 Harry J. Warwick Stephanie P. Browner Kenneth M. Price Matt Cohen Transcription, encoding, and annotation Swift, Bianca Anderson, Antje Weakly, Laura K. Barney, Brett Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln The New School 2024 The Charles W. Chesnutt Archive
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 Harry J. Warwick to Charles W. Chesnutt, 17 October 1932 October 17, 1932 Transcription derived from scan of original. Western Reserve Historical Society Charles Waddell Chesnutt Papers MS 3370 1 6 Correspondence autograph letter signed Warwick, Harry J. New York, New York Chesnutt, Charles W. (Waddell) Unknown Unknown Brett Barney checked; corrected Laura K. Weaklyreview Antje Andersonannotated; further corrections Bianca SwiftTranscribed and encoded [1]
Room 153 HOTEL BRISTOL 129–135 WEST 48TH STREET NEW YORK BRYANT 9-8400 T. ELLIOTT TOLSON, PRES. JOSEPH. E. BATH, M'G'R.
Oct. 17, 1932 Dear Mr. Chesnutt:

Please forgive me for not answering your letter sooner but I have moved downtown and my mail was not forwarded promptly.

My chum mailed four books to you for your signature—2 of mine and 2 of his. I will send some others later. Instead of sending them to the return address on the package please express them to me C.O.D. to the Hotel Bristol at the above address. There is no [2] 2. one at home during the day at the 111th St., address.

I am on the lookout for first editions of your books for you and when I find them and I shall be glad to get them and send them to you.

I want to write you at greater length soon—I am hurrying this note away so you will know where to send the books.

Sincerely, Harry Warwick Sent by Express Oct 24/32