The Washington times., 1922-08-09

liked II better as II was. l VIII
always remember you as the little
girl i knew when ] was with you,
and can't believe you have
changed so much as yonr pictures
show you.
How are you getting along,
dear? You must write and tell me
all about IL. as / am very anxious
to know just how everything Is
going and II in your new surround
lngs and all you have forgotten
Herbert and the good times we
used to have together.
my, but those were the happy
days, weren't they, dear? i hope
they will come again. Are you
happy, dear7 Oh, / hope, 50, Dot
for your sake.
"I may come to the coast soon.
I'll let you know as soon as
know. Will you be glad TO, see
me? Lots OF love, dear girl. Write
me soon. Baby. am so anxious
to hear from you.
Always your sweetheart.
"HERBERT." '
No More Kisses!
But the opportunity to go West
fell through. and on August "a Raw
linson. from the Lambs. wrote re
gretfully TO the girl, who was max
ing q motion picture in Hollywood
MY DARLING DOROTHY.
'.I received your dear, sweet let
ter Just two days ago, just after
had written you. Well. darling, you
don't know how very much i want
10 see you. don't know when !
have missed anyone as i have you
lately. and / see no chance OF com
ing to the. coast for at least two
months or maybe longer.
"Oh, what long time that seems,
to be sure, and ] do so want to come
80 badly. ] just hate this town and
l want to get away.
Always remember. my dear, to
be very careful around the studios
about the wonderful promises these
fellows make. Sometimes It's all
bluff.
so, you're not going to send me
any more kisses until ! square my
self for not being a good boy and
writing you often enough. I want
you to remember. baby de.Ir. that
I've heen working very hard and
have not much spare time.
Now, Dorothy dear, please writo
to me a nice long letter and tell
me exactly what you have been
doing all this time and II you still
love me as much as ever.
DO you ever see my car around
town any more2 / often miss the
dear old thing. With loads Of
kisses.
Always your sweetheart.
HERBERT"
Is Herb Jealous?
The next letter, written in pencil
OH plain stationery on August 81.
1918, from New York, reads
MY Darling Dorothy:
II received a letter yesterday
saying that you had missed me ter.
ribly and that you had cried when
you did not hear from me, and 20
forth. Dorothy dear, have writ
ten you every chnace that I've hac.
You know how hard I've been
working lately. It's been almost
impossible to write anyone.
Now, darling. you must not feel
this way. That will never do. II Is
Just as hard for me as II has been
for you and the last few days you
have been in my thoughts constant.
~, and l also want you to know
there has not been one night since
I left Los Angeles that have gone
to bed thattI have not had you in
my thoughts, and I have hoped and
prayed that no harm would befall
you. '
''Ysu have never told me II any
one has annoyed you or gotten famil-
lar with you.
Now. Sweetheart Mine. I think
you ought to. II you cannot confide
in me, why, who can YOU confide
int
"Now, dear, a little bird came to
me and whispered that there Is q
certain business man In Los Angeles
who II becoming VERY ATTEN.
TIVE 20 you, and u has me worried
considerably.
''I am so afraid something may
happen to you, dearest. and that
must never be.
"I want you to tell me, dearest,
just what Il IL all about, whether Il
Is true or not. I am dreadfully sorry
to hear this, Dorothy. and while, of
course. really have no business to
mention II even, but I have done 80
because 1 love you and don't want
any harm to befall you.
80 please write to me. dearest, n
nice long letter and tell me all about
yourself and everything. My fondest
love, baby, and please believe me
when tell you that I love you. q
"Yours always.
HERBERT"
XXX TX Xxx
''P. S.-A little money for ice
cream" ... .'-. u. -
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