Wash. D.C.
Dec. 14, 1924.

Dear Ina,

For sometime I have been expecting and hoping that I might have a letter from you, but perhaps I don’t deserve one. If I have been a disappointment to you I am very sorry and I hope you will forgive me. I intended to be fair with you and I hope you will think of that way. If I could only see you I believe we would have a better understanding. Of course I can’t possibly get through here until after Christmas but I hope I can see you when I return to Texas.

Won’t you kindly write?

Sincerely,
Walter.

December 14, 1924