The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-24
MIL III NAIRE LDED S0NINLAW 0NG AS LONG AS HE
bL|GHTEDHEART
SUIT SCORNED
BY JACK WYNNE

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you home. Write me. sweetheart,
and tell me your plans.
"Affectionately. your boy,
And here Is one In which Jack
dealt with philosophy Of love:
July 8. 1921.
Dearest Florence:
your several postcards received
and appreciated, but am at q loss
whether to get darn mad at your
letter or let you have your way.
Anyway, I'm going to tell you just
what l think.
"YOu have told me, and I Won
dered at your frankness and wis
dom, never to let a woman break me
or interfere with my career. II
am TO amount to anything, II ! am
to continue to have the love OF
woman or women, ] must make
something Of myself. But you dis
regard the fact that have yet to
make my way In the world. II Is
my nature to love and be loved.
Can't you see how hard must
struggle to keep my head In con-
troll Of my heart?
1T is, indeed hard to please
want a man they can admire and
yet one who will devote himself to
her alone, make of himself puppet
in her hands, and then she naturally
loses interest and tells him to go
to h. II he refuses to yield his
magnet power" over her and lay
. himself at her feet; If he refuses to
give up the world and those quail.
ties of character he succeeded in
first winning her with, she chides
him of growing tired, losing interest
and even incapability Of real love,
either giving or taking.
ITO my mind this is an unjust
criticism, an unreasonable demand.
and the proof that the fault lies not
so much with the man, but that the
woman is impossible to satisfy for
for any length of time. She's a
will o. the wisp or a butterfly.
She demands of human nature
the impossible. a man with char
acter who at the same time will
show no character.
There is only one course open to
the fellow who has fight in him.
and that Is toward his goal. /
play a dangerous game in my
great love for you, although some
day II is liable to trip me and
fling me into a precipice. Should
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Lnou, tban E,Io that Won will con.
tim. 20 love ana admire me.
AFTER reading over the above.
nIease road over vo,Ir own words TO
me. syour ind,ffarent love cannot
no'd a,r 20, OF my NATURE arnns aau over
your criticism Of me, and IL did
not care very greatiy lor you, pa
paps ~ou uovn NO. noan horsh ~ Won,
but IL seems 1 must act this way to
make you see my point on different
suDJecus. It'll =,
VI course we always sinai
very wonoerrui iriehus anu q
oeai more than 'ha., Al you WIN
NEE, me nan way. L.,
spohou. resse write me -,
yer now ana you Ieei 'n go go
sweetheart 10 me, say So. S,s
soins 10 complain, pe I"
jealous, Iaultllnoing' wen men M
quesuonaoiy you re over y ou
~, n'e ou "" W -,
WIN many SAD tnousn.s ahu a.
cynicaI boy .nah-wneh ins. my.
you. What 90 you say! ia you
been piaylns goii more s,hce you
gone VINO told you ABOUT oa,o
line! NO. 1 nave not been OUT wl,h
her. 1 am TOO busy Tor ner TYPE
wednesday l am going up TO Green
Bay for a business trip Tor lew
days. Please write. Love,
JACK.
Another Letter.
,r.. ,,,r,, roauo.. this letter
'ni'' NC pio
which she says was written 10 her Wy
wynne last May:
aDa,r.st cir,.
l.,
III you meant What you SUI IA
your Wohoerlui let'er 'nat
with JOY, nope, SORROW anu uespan
every emotion OF whlch shareo
with you, here's my answer
mo matter what has happened IN
the past, do not hold you cuipa-
BILE You were plucked at an age