The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-19

allied over the river by the hills be
hind opusent. bustling little cities. the
fair greens jewelcd by the sun anG
dappIsd with shadow from trees older
than the louisiana Purchase. a breez"
shifted the shadows. WHY Butler felt
Its touch on his wet forehead.
lie half turned to take ont his hand
kerchicf In the act he say her. Z
was the same girl who had followed
iii, course yesterday. she was alone.
ju.t as she had been alone yesterday.
The gallery was bobbing like the
crest OF wave over the brow Of TIC
hill; the carriages and machines gilt
tered III slow pomp after the rope,
while tile favori;es and their caddiss
marched over the slope toward tn"
bunkers. But WHY and Dickson had
only this one follower. a little lonely
fiSure. slim and Straight and nimhlc. in
y hite linen. whose brown arms and
Iown face against her dazzling gov n
made the eject OF "A Russian cikon
minus the gold incrusted robe. ST.
halted when Billy halted. with i'm
personal interest she watched Dickson
make strike. At the clean. heautifyl
drive she nod led approval Then nor
black brows met In a slightly worri'5
frown. Willy. club in hand. was aware
OF the frown. lie was aware-ia q
sort Of subconscious way-that she
wanted him 20 play well. and he wi~
acutely aware that he had not PLAYED
well this afternoon Even his dire
tion. which had always been his beS'
ally. had not kept its form. Twice ha
ne gone into the rough. losing a shot
each time. despite his really ha.r-r'ts-
ing rccoNeriss Now the other ma
was two ~. wiki only four moro
holes to play. Willy could hut halv-
.iIs hole. a, best. with a perfect sp-
pfoach and n long putt. a duffer
ICf, like every hing else" ran his
own bitter comment to himself. He
cont know why he looked up. swing
- = his club for "A trial stroke on -
hat. Look he did. however o. catch
tie dark eyes 81 tho li;tic lonely ct~l
.'-'"ntly watching him. II she had
a.. Tod 70 him aloud 'Era,- up" n
couldn't have heard IN" words mo-
T's'ILctly. Nc almost Thought ne ~
Ter them. ard he gave the child am
!: cluntary. haii-starved smile.
With the same smile on h.s lips ne
sent fsultless approach into easy
pleased because she clapped her
hands. They halved the hole. Dick
son. the Harvard champion. looked
bored as he sank on the bench by the
RED water cooler. He had been WHY'S
classmate a year az oat college, know
ing him as the man who makes nil the
best societies and leads rhc life
may know the recluse who makes
none. he was conscious or certain
irritation peppering his cool superi-
Gritty. To think of Tie millions that
shutting. cowed-lcokiag, Insignificant
chap would have. Wsile he. Dickson.
hal TO slave on a salary. \ duner
who couldn't even win p COLI game
that belonged 20 LiU. tocause he was
rattled, Dickson felt that trr wavs OF
fafA were scaud8l1us
Willy had lmped up TIE day be
f0re he he'd tlis-nred his heel some
how. and every step cost pang. He
weight on the o'her Ills gray-biua
eyes. which oriv MS dead mother had
ever found handsome. scanned with
p certain w.sffuir"~s I.Cksou's grace
| fpl athletic figure ard clean. dark pro
file. His own profile Va- irregular
and his figure was awkward. Wi'h
arms too long and shoulders TOO
fquare for harmony he stopped IN an
rnRainly fashion. ae n Do Lad tho
habit Of mus.ng a. Do walked. Ills
| plain fac" was fr@iy trnCkied %
ss there was q suggestion 81 strength
in the figure. 81 there was Tire same
suggestion Ia me Young month and
chin. and something cir'r and Strange
| Is innOcenf. for Young man. ICHkpd
or Of his ewes. : She stood. every
| muscle seemed 10 ~aE poo appeared
| u'terly spent buf 80 instant DICK
son had driven DO stepped ller'iy into
- place and -erf e. drive ke 10 bird
sailing FAR br@ord DItt.or Lcf az
white on tho greer. S0mriOW n new
unfit ~ IrfUns had fr.....