The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17

-NNAAe : FatN ENNNu fRcflf-HaN over
the well populated beach. For The mo-
ment she had lost sight OF the good
] looking man whose camera lay beside
her on the sand. lie had left II. tor
sate keeping. near pillar under the
pavilion while he took long swim
II Molly had noticed him FIRST because
MS bathing suit bore the name Of the
II club IN New York 20 which rlany OF
her friends belonged She had at
IenIed many OF the little private
dances given by the kanawa club.
The rest OF the time she had watched
ann ont OF pure fascination.
ne was coming up the beach. his
na ininS suit dripping. and Molly shift
on each occasion when his eyes had
h turned IN her direction. He had not
ttmpsed the face beneath the sun
The man in the bathing suit picked
u" MS camera anu Molly realized that
/ the beach would be less attractive
Wnen be had gone. But ne was not
going Molly picked MP her own
'dh-fa and very quickly but very
."ti' sh" snapped picture Of the
. camera.
y. lets have one more dive" she
httrd him call out 20 th. BOYS
lie put his camera down in its ac-
DER me" pink parasdl After the I'M
snr'nssiuI attempt he ran down and
The Wick.dnass that had been
3 nrooding in Molly's eyes now took
. definite shape in her movements She
arose apparently to avoid the sun and
. sank down nearer the lonesome cam
o era. With deff movement and
shielding her hands with the parasol
. she examined the ~ampra IL was
. identical with her own
Molly moved back and presently
1 sauntered up 20 the pavilion Later
she wendell her way hOmeward She
t'lt warm even though summer was
turning 20 autumn
II was hard for panvers 10 pull
d himself from the water The last
/ swim or the season seemed particular
" trc However next summer was
. coninl and with hat a. consolation
b he came ont Of tho water. picked up
/ his camera and repair'd To tho bain
b houses HIS roll Of films would have
/ he cEi'od with sly wink
fortnight later John DanvRrs
D stopped M for tho results Of his last
F -nan shots taken a. the beach
You had fine luck this time" 'n'
, clerk told him. ia like 20 Cet fho
name OF tho beach you've been to-
d he chided wltha sly wink
out IN Wall street again. panvcrs
/ wondered az the mans rcmarS
D. There was nothing special iu the
wHv OF scenery on the films he hal
exposed. Arrived In the office no
took out the prints Then he knew,
These were the pictures of some one
else Either he had picked up tho
I Urons camera on tho beach or rho
clerk had given him the wrong PACK
age.
DarVerS looked over the splendid
prints and felt clad that he had ma.io
o." mistake" lie felt sorry for no
other fellow. His own exposures nau
' been merely unirtrreStin- groups O.
men these proved 20 be a coll'--
/ uon Of perhans The prettiest damsrIs
on one beach
panve-e came TO the last Of the
dozen. lie started His own huge
I frame occupied the center Of the pic
ture
Vow how in tho deuce
His ejaculation vas cut short by
. ring Of the telephone
Danvers THOUGHT himself happy
when Do hung mp 'he receiver. Fanny
Eyers lad given him her consent
for the first dance Of tho season
d For q moment the pictures slipped
/ from his mind The Kauwha dance
and Fanny Evers had taken a prom
ineut place I'm his thourhts 4 dozen
times pany'rS had been on the we're
~ proposing 10 Fanny. yet each time
som"'hinc unsurwouutahlc had KEEP.
him back