The Washington times., 1922-08-11
HERB WORRIES .
OVER DOROTHY,
!. CHILD SWEET|E
Middlsaged Actor Pictures
Himself AZ King and Baby
As Queen.

The Washington Times publishes
today another isstdilnsntAof the
lone letters of Herbert Rdiclisson,
the motion picture star, TO Dorothy
Lovs Clark, tclom he i0ooed schen
she pas a girt Of eleven. The cor
respondenee subjoined reveals the
rapidly increasfng interest OF the
middle-aged actor IN the chiid and
his Gnrtety lest other men usuyp
hts,nlace "a her affections. Publ
cation ofsthe letters tCiu continue
in The Wdshington Times from
day 10 day. n w
ytcopyrisht. 1924, by New York Amsri-
/ can. Rsproduction prohibitsd.)
Baby, I still worry over you. not
alone from a standpoint Of health.
but you know, dear. you are very at
This was the strain in which Her
bert Rawlinson, the cinema star.
pleaded with Dorothy Clark In 1913
to be careful of other men for his
sake. From the Lambs Club, IN
New York, he wrote on November ]
to. the girl In Los Angeles;
MY Darling Dorothy:
II feel that a few lines will not so
amiss whenever have the chance 10
write you, and today presents an op-
portunity. 30 thought i would take
advantage Of II.
"I do hope. sweetheart, that you
are taking care Of yourself, az you
must not catch this nasty 'f1u' which
Is taking away so many lives; but /
know, dear heart. that you with your
splendid constitution win ward off
any germs, that may come along
Can't Stay Away.
IT have been thinking Of you con-
stantly, dear. and sometimes, 1t Just
seems that can't stay away from
you much longer.
Things In the East are still very
indefinite. and ] don't know when l
arm coming West. God knows ]
want TO come, and yet I-don't want
to until I can come back triumphant
with a real honest-to-God job.
Supporting these stars as am
doing now is all right as Tar as
money 10 concerned, but, Of course,
IL Isn't what 1 want. But i must
be content until such a time as ]
can come right.
Baby, ! still worry over you,
not alone from a standpoint OF
health; but you know. dear. You
are very attractive. and ! am 90
afraid that men viii bother you.
So you must be extremely care
fun dearest. You win. won't you'
for my sake7 ~ a.
"well, little sweetheart mine,
these few minutes have spent
writing you have been very en-.
joyable, and I will write every
chance I get. All my love to you.
Always yours.
"on November s. 1918, on Lambs
stationary came the following let
ter Of advice:
MY darling Dorothy:
! This is just to let you know
that have not forgotten you,
dear, and that 1 think about you
each day and wonder IL you are
still well and happy.
Please be very careful OF your
dear little self. as no harm must
come to you.
How are you getting along al
school. dear? A good education
is a splendid thing and win al
ways stand you in good stead
especially In the profession In
which you are more or less en-
gagged. French you will find ex
tremely useful as well as bene
ficial. So learn all you can Of It.
"I think I am going out with
\ Anita Stewart In great big pro.
duction Of In Old Kentucky. IL
ali depends on terms, and j expect
to hear today. We will make y
mostly in Florida, think, around
jacksonville. Too bad they couldn't
make It in Los Angeles. But
eventually I'll be there. darling, and
IL know you'll wait till I get there
! won't your, dear7 II you came
East Il wouldn't do you any good
right now. as things here are IN
a horrible mess and seemingly
getting no, better.
"Bye-bye for today, baby. Be 9
real sweet girl and love me lots
oceans Of kisses to my very owr
| sHERBERT."
"An big ones XxxxxxH
A little note written on SUNDAY
November 10. complains OF mo-
hearing from his sweetheart ~
follows:
my darling Dorothy
why don't you answer my ias'
letter, sweetheart7 Are you sick
or what has happened Every
thing with me IL all o. X. And
am very anxious to hear from
YOU. Please answer me rish'
away. my darling.
i p. s.--Love>>to you x Z
Then, from the Lambs, on NO
lyember. II, came this fervid let
ter to the girl from the actor:
envy own dear darling Dorothy
To-day received your won
derful letter I have read II over
lat least ak times and I've en-
loved every lne Of II, and all the
drawings and your poses. and
the two drawings OF Princess
orothy and also the puzzle photo
graph, which took me some time
to figure out, but got II and
pasted Il all otgether on an en-
velope. and I love II; it's just the
dearest pose and I shall always
keep Il and cherish II very much
| An Inspirsticni
''I have Il close beside me as