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THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1932.
PRINCE OF WALES AT STRATFORD THE CITY AND SUBURB AN.
A photograph of Mr. Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at his deak at 37, Eston-Square. He is now re- ported to be auffering from gout-(Timex coppright).
Mr. Gilbert Ledward, the sculptor, who has been elected an Associate of the Royal Academy-Times copyright).
The finlab of the City and Suburban Handicap at Epsom. The race was won by Mrs. C. Jones's Colgheen, with Venturar (on loft) second, and Wild
Son third. (Times copyright),
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H. R. H. The Prince of Wales opened the now Shakes. peare Memorial Theatre at Stratford-on-Avon. He is soon making his speech in which he referred to the great value of the theatre in perpetuating the name and work of Shaker- peare. The theatre has now been marconed by the floods of the last two days.--(Times copyright),
Mr. Ramany MacDonald and M. Tardieu left Paris together for Geneva, and our pic. ture shows the two Prime Ministara just before they boarded the train-(Times copyright).
Fthe dime-a-dance
girl
DEGIN DERE TODAY
BY JOAN ppalton CLAYTON
The opera house in Paris, the -closing of which has been threatened woman had been with Steven when | owing to its steadily growing losses.
Elle Rowalter, beutiful 20-year-aht, fl he died. Hendlines chronicled the
In love with Larey, Harrowgate, punnu artlet | death at St. Agatha's Hospital, when she meets at Pressland, a den hall Headlines announced that Led where she works ne buntesa. LUTEY I
10 Elizabet Bowes. detente. But Grayson Barclay, the widow, had attentions to len out ble Bauer arrived too late, speeding by plane 37. tako from Mexico,
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returns from Europa,
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to marry Steven Durely. Nữ Sehem old and wealthy, who bus pead kompitní o proses for her brother, “Mike, indured in a strzel Breident,
"I Wuited to go to the funeral," Ellen announced · forloraly HUM
known Mari Symes pulled up a chair for her.
marylane will provide for her mother, Mully
Rasiter, and make it possible for her sister, Į "That would have been the sheerest folly," he pointed out, self
Myru, to burry Bert Armsteund
Burelay han" been carried and divorcedy !
Scandal Remed, his disored from a quite his legal, business-like
Grayson, dancer, nil, fearing this talk ang again. "You've been so sensible
be reset, le sind Eile tree to keep chele about everything else I'm sur- Harely wants to mitte i fortune on Falen prised to hear you say that."
marrings Necret wathi thy wall för koruper
but who perones fan to wak until after i Ellen forced a valinnt.
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Barely a Jawyer. Hymen,
erennis Elica as a Buld-diguer.
Apolo-
getic smile. He looked away with
20 souble matrinae in mult Co the consideration she had found nerflent towa, Rakeing and Wien, and Myrn and Armstel en partioil. relay not his so unexpected, then looked back
brkte drive to his Long Island home. Ellen again. She was composed now. rends is newspaper that Larry's change
ment to Ellsbeth Rover is bruket.
Her hands were steady and
That leht Bately mullers a fatal heart eyes were dry.
yvi merise, Symer telle Ellen papers hava
hor
altack. Doctors, nurses and Symen, the law. 'I'm sensible about that too-- been stolen proving inretny's divorce and now," she said quietly. therefore her
marriage is nat lexa To
mynd mental she relinquishen a el 19
"I've wanted
Recent developments are causing to tell you 411 Spaniards to take an even kooner interest in their newspapers. Our photo shows a train guard avidly
reading the naws.
the fortune. Only Fergus, the butter, know here's my chance," Symes began of her presence in the house that sight in Ellen learna Larry Karruwente in Barclay'
awkward haste. "If there's nephew. Ellers get home, commute! anything you need I'll be glad to keeping her marringe nietet to protes Bar- be of assistance." rlay's our ned her awa,
to add,
girl said.
all had helped. Even Mike with She checked herself his constant, fretful appeals for "Dont be alarmed. I wouldn't clured passionately. "I couldn't!" amusement had helped. Life and dream of returning to the store. the everyday demands of living Loreno came to see me and said Symes did not respond. There had caught her up and whirled her she'd try to get my place back for was a long silence. He sat onward.
{me, but I couldn't do that. There'd down again, his eyes avoiding Sho was a trifle pale that crisp tion-and besides my brother-in-
be too much gossip and specula- | her eyes. fall day but her blue eyes were law works there. I wouldn't want she asked in a clear, even tono
"What are you kooping back?" eloar and steady and her sweat to chance anything coming up that mouth could smile. Symes looked might hurt him."
"You've heard nothing of Fer- gus, have you?" he questioned de- "Nothing will come up," Symes liberately. courago replied a little uneasily.
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"What made you ask that?" "Nothing especially," he an
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"Aren't you afraid," Symes asked gravely, "that the day may come when you'll wish you hadn't been so reckless?"
Army Day in New York. The upper picture shows crowde, watching the spectacle while military and naval units and veterans' organisations marched by. Belaw John J. Pershing (right) and Major General Donnin E. Noan, commander of the Second Corps Area, are pictured in the reviewing stand.
elusion that Fergus is dangerous." "That' so I won't be tempted CHAPTER XLI
The square Rossiter chin lifted. "You must do no such thing! "What could he do?" the girl to use it," she said, turning "There's nothing at all," El-You might need it terribly some whispered.
around again. A week later Ellen called on len said quickly. "I've always time. If the fact that you were Sho looked again at the mar "If there was any nobility in Symes. He had telephoned to made my own way and I still can. alone with Steven the night he ringe licence in her hands.
my running away with you that say he had received the licence. † I've been a parasite long enough, died ever comes out can't you see "If you're going to worry." morning, which I'm beginning to The week following Steven's death Monday I'm going back to work." how valuable a marriage license Symes responded. "I'll be sorry doubt," she explained slowly, "It had been a cruel test of the girl's Not on Monday?"
might be to prove your own-in- I mentioned him. I only did it was in trying to prevent people courage. Myra. Molly and Bert "Yea--Monday."
1:ocence?"
because I thought you should be from Imagining that Steven T'd never use it!" Ellen de warned.
thought so little of my honour and "In the unlikely event he is his own that he would contract a able to locate you, in the unlikely shabby, fraudulent marriage. That event he does turn up, just ignore marriage licence-I suppose anything he says or, better still, might have used it to prove I was refer him to me. I'll settle him innocent but it would have been quick enough. Blackmail's ac-used at his expense." ["tionable!"
Symes continued to regard her. "Don't you see now 'wliy you should keep the licence for your own protection?"
She said nothing at all. "You have the advantage of be- of her glance. "I just wondered confidently. "A real advantage because it happens that your pre-in many ways. Fergus' only He fumbled in a drawer, proscutiment concerning Forgua was terest in you would be getting duced a document and tossed it to correct. He's
haven't any ho'll leave you alone.”
Elion looked around tho nounced on Sopt. 3 the marriage "It appears," Symes continued, dered desk, whipped, a of Steven Barclay to Ellen Rossi-clearing his throat, "that it was from a holder, struck it and ap- aboutter, witnessed by Myra Armstead Fergus who stole the papere prov-plied the glowing end to her mar Steven's death and about Stovan's and Molly Rossiter, signed by ing Stoven's divorce and turned ringe licence. Symes minde no will. A sharp legal battle was Rev, Mr. Cyrus Southoy. Ellen them over to Leda Grayson. For move. anticipated between
She, hold the burning. pa- his sistor, read the words with fascinated, us was the only person who had per until the flamo came too near Mrs. Elliot Barclay Harrowgato, fearful eyes. Suddenly she tore access to the safe." and Loda Grayson Barclay whose the document once across..
har fingers. Then she walked to The lawyer spread divorce had been so recently set
out his the kalf open window, released aalde. No nows of Ellen had ap-sharply.
the paper and watched the tiny "Of course
wo'll haver provo, finmo drift downward 20 storeys poared--no suggestion that another "I'm going to tear it up," the it. However, I've come to the con- toward the stroot.
at the girl and saw that she was changed. There were
and bravery in hor face now, cour- walked allently to the end of the age and bravery nat were deft-room and back. He bent ever his swered, troubled by the steadiness ing poor," Symes suggested more nitely, unmistabably adult.
"You're looking well," he said, Inadequately, and stopped and
said no more for a space.
"It's been a hard pull, I know," ho continued abruptly, everything's gone well.
seen the papers, of course?"
"I have," she said.
Much had been printed
desk before he spoke again.
"Well, here it is."
111-
Ellen. The paper opened outward belleve." a rogue or no I money. When he learns you
"but beneath her fingers.
She WOS Ellen's frightened eyes did not
You've looking at the licence which an- wayer.
"Stop
that," Symes called hands,
•
or
match
Torribly afraid. That's why I burned it,"
(Continued on page 11)..
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