Clarence Darrow to Charles J. Dutton, June 04, 1929
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CLARENCE DARROW
June 4, 1929
Rev. Charles J. Dutton,
Erie, Pa.
My dear Mr. Dutton:
I appreciate the kind letter you wrote me
and although much surprised I am very glad to believe
what you say. It has been very nice indeed to meet
you and I hope it will not be long until I see you
again.
It didn't take very much time when I met
you in the smoking car for me to fall in love with
you and your views. I will stop off in Erie before
you leave. I am inclined to think that Des Moines
is a better place for you and that you will be
able to build up a pretty good congregation. If
there is anything I can do for you there or any–
where, please let me do it.
With best wishes, always,
Your friend,
Clarence Darrow
June 4, 1929
Rev. Charles J. Dutton,
Erie, Pa.
My dear Mr. Dutton:
I appreciate the kind letter you wrote me
and although much surprised I am very glad to believe
what you say. It has been very nice indeed to meet
you and I hope it will not be long until I see you
again.
It didn't take very much time when I met
you in the smoking car for me to fall in love with
you and your views. I will stop off in Erie before
you leave. I am inclined to think that Des Moines
is a better place for you and that you will be
able to build up a pretty good congregation. If
there is anything I can do for you there or any–
where, please let me do it.
With best wishes, always,
Your friend,
Clarence Darrow