The Washington times., 1922-08-24

Rawlinson feels hurt.
Does Dorothy love Jack? Does
he mean more to her than "Herb?'
The actors letters are slow in draw
ing responses from the vivacious
little girl.
Happy Easter.
On April from the Lambs Club
Herb" writes Dorothy an Easter
letter as follows:
my Darling Dorothy.
II did not call you today from
the studio as / promised. / was so
note of apology, dear.
"At the same time ! want to wish
you a joyous and happy Easter.
have thought Of you. constantly all
day and shall not forget our little
visit Of last night.
"If by any chance you have
changed your plans and intend
going on the party tonight only
ask that you be very careful.
"If you do not go I shall be MUCH
HAPPIER, because l know what
those parties are.
THE other 1 promised you will
try and send tomorrow II not Mon
day, sure.
GOOD. might. my darling. only
wish l were going to see you to.
night again.
III"
Herb" Is iii.
Rawlinson had been III again and
on June "a he writes Of 1t to Dorothy.
MY Darling Dorothy:
IL, nj n II
Thursday night, when ! went home
with a very badly inflamed foot. The
trouble was in the big toe joint.
The doctor gave me internal medt'
cal treatment for II and in some un'
Iexplainable manner I was poisoned,
lit must have been the medicine. Well
Friday was a sight. My whole face
was swelled up and my neck got all
puffed and ! was a sight. SO I've
lived on Vichy and milk ever since
land today / worked and feel OIL
lbetter, although I am awfully weak
"I tell YOU this, dear, 50 that you
will not think me unfaithful. could
not phone you from the house, thai
you know. dearest. ,,
"I am going to try and see you
dear. before Thursday II possible al
7 sail for Jacksonville, Flay to be
1one n week, and ! do want to zee
YOU before ! leave.
"Tomorrow we go away down or
Long Island and Wednesday also. pu
7 do want to see you somehow II
no.siblv can. The memory OF our las
meeting is strong within my mind.
"In try and phone you Wed'
dearest.
ling. Did you receive the none.
X? think it was Thursday nign
l sent 1t, dear.
"Well. lover mine, be a very goo
girl till I see you. and know l thin'
of YOU constantly.
Lovingly ..,rpp.
Herb" Is Tired.
By July Rawlinson was quit
worn out and badly in need OF a vaca
ton. He writes to Dorothy about II
MY Darling Dorothy:
"I promised to write you Tuesda,
and failed. I've been trying to ge
away on my vacation and l leav
town Sat. morning. ] am very tired
Dorothy, dear, and l do need resi-
So I am going to run away. l a.
hope YOU are enjoying yourself deai
and will come back all rested up 10
work.
Enclosed find the money I prom
ised you, buying something pretty I
wear for me and me alone.
"Good.by for the present, dear! i
4 be back soon.
Lots Of luck, dear. and love m
,ots' xx.x III"
A hint Of the first quarrel b
tween the lovers is revealed ]
the next letter from Nantucke
which told Of a slight illness G
Herbert's and referred to anothe
possible sweetheart of Dorothy
who ia called Jack" The lette
is dated August Is and reads
follows:
MY Darling Dorothy:
II have just returned from tn
hospital in Nantucket, where
have been laid up for a week wit
stomach trouble brought on by
7 dose of ptomaine poisoning frol
eating some clans up here which
guess were not fresh.
81 received your long lette
which I want to answer, but not {
present, as first of all I want yo
to get the enclosed check for yot
dress and next because I want
know for sure where to mail II
s letter to as I do not want II to .
astray. I can only say one thin
dear. that still love you vel
much, and before going any furth'
a BECAUSE NOT HEARING FRO
u ME- YOU may have thought that
no longer cared and that yol
sweetheart Jack may have take
my place. This you must TEL
Me and truthfully, as II would n
, be fair to me to send you mon,
'. for things, and have NEVE
FAILED you when you have ask,
me, IF Jack has taken my place.
n Still Loves Her
you know me by this tim
Dorothy, and I certainly would n
- do for you the little things I ha'
n done II / did not love you. You ha'
been little negligent, too. I Sc
YOU s25 to Gardiner. Me-. and v,
never even wrote and said you HI
N received II or anything.
Now, darling girl, we ha
known each other too many yea
) 10 let everything go to pieces no
So please think we'll. Dorothy, a,
II you and Jack are more to ca