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THE HONGKONG · TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1929.

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CHAPTER XXIX

Jael did not come up to Jerry as she expected. Instead he stood off a few feet from the guests to whom Evelyn was presenting Dan and waited quietly until she turned to him with Dan beside her.

Dan put out his hand when Jael's name was given him, but Jael did not take it. Evelyn Jooked at Javl. startled by his strange attitude. Dan appeared bewildered for a mo ment, then dropped his arm to his side, bowed to Evelyn and went to join Jerry.

Jael's voice cut the embarrassing silence in tow, clear tones.

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Jerry was among them. caught Dan by the arm when Jael was pulled free of him, and tugged as it until he looked at her. Tears were streaming down her cheeks and she was as white as a sheet, Dan jerked one arm loose from his

put it around captors and shoulders. She swayed against him and rested there.

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"Ask Miss Star for our things."! Dan said to a man.at his elbow.

In a few seconds Evelyn, who had been seeing to it that Juel was led into the kitchen, came to Jerry and Dan and tried to apologize for Jael's behaviour.

"Please let me take Jerry into

"Just a moment," he said, and such was Dan's Aurprise that he in-my room and quiet her," she said stantly wheeled back to face him. 1. Dan.

"I believe you have made a mis- take," Jael went on, without raising' his voice

"Jael!" Evelyn had a hand on his arm, her eyes entreating him silence.

Dan waited.

He shook his hand.

"No," he said, "I must take hur home.

Evelyn appealed to Jerry, to" can't let you go until Jael has

nude an apology," she said.

"If you do not understand me we step into the hall and I'll make myself clear," Jael said to him.

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The few people near them were listening now in amazement. Jerry xicle close to Dan, trembling with apprehension. He felt her hand touch his own, and glanced down in t her troubled fare. He guessed then that she was involved in this unexpected situation.

He faced Jael again. "If you will," he aski with ominous in his voted. Jael bowed.

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Jerry clung closer to Dan..

"Mother is overcame," Evelyn went on pleadingly, "She will never forgive me for letting you go before we get this horrible affair straightened out. Jael is inbouring under some mud delusion. You know, Jerry, he isn't like other prople. He will tell me why he neted as he did. I want you here when he does."

Jerry Bfted her tear-stained face, "I know what he means," she calmald miserably. "He said some- thing to me the first day I went fo rehearsal."

Evelyn placed herself between them as they moved away and thrust out her hands in a'swift gesture.

"Jael, what is it?" she cried in

distress.

"Get Miss Ray's hat," he said shortly. "She's leaving."

Dan's eyes sumpped is he turned upon him. "If she wishes," he said, as a conclusion of Juel's remark. Jerry came up to him, white and

#laken.

"Please," she said, "don't go out with him, Dan. I don't want to slay. 1 shouldn't have come. know he doesn't like me."

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"Is he the lost." Dan said to Evelyn.

Jael answered for her. "No," he said, "but 1 will not permit her to be imposed upon by ...

Dan's hand shot forth and seized him by the shoulder,

"Perhaps you'd better not say it," he said with suppressed fury. “We don't need an enemy of Miss Ray's to characterize her for us,"

Juel tore himself loose from Dan's hold. "But Miss Starr needs to have her characterized," he re- torted hotly, "If she knew how Miss Ray tot into the show busi- ness she wouldn't have asked her here."

"Oh, Jad, please... Evelyn began tearfully.

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Evelyn, looked beseechingly at Dan

"I can't imagine what it is," she said, "but I know Jael will explain, He wouldn't speak ill of anyone unless he felt he was right. It's only fair to Jerry to hear what he has to say."

Dan looked down at Jerry.

"Miss Starr is right," he said. you ought to get this cleared up, Herry. There will be a lot of talk if it isn't."

Jerry choked back a sob.

"I'd rather tell you myself," she said, drawing away from Dan. He let her go and Evelyn put an Arm around her.

Jerry would to look at him.

not bring herself

"Everyone knows that Aleste got Mr.. Weinertz to give me a place in the chorus," she suld miserably.

Evelyn patted her shoulder en conragingly. Dan was very quiet. A few of the guest stood by, frankly listening.

.

"And he thinks... he called me the Carstairs girl," Jerry said beginning reluctantly and ending with her head up and her eyes wide with deßunce.

There was a moment of silence na the meaning of her words penc trated the understanding of her bearera,

Juel did not reply to her. Dan had seized him by the arm and out of the propelling him

He was - rom into the foyer. most beside himself with rage-a rage that was partly inspired by I the knowledge that he couldn't}. beat the man to a pulp.

"Oh!" Evelyn gasped, Dan's lips tightened, "Oh," Evelyn repented. I think Jacl. He understand. Poor . I'm sorry to betray his inti- mate story, but you see it explains The feel of Juel's thin arm - why he-why he thought what he der his strong fingers sickened him.did about Jerry. There Why, the fellow was little more girl-a girl he loved dearly." than a skeleton! And, the white- Jerry alone heard the soft ness of his face did not reflect fear,entch in her voler. "She bought Dan knew, because his eyes blazed her way," Evelyn stumbled an, "to with courage.

with Jael's heart."

He did not try to resist as Danthe top..

shoved him through the doorway.

Wan a

Eve-

It was now Jerry who consuled. Out in the foyer Dan released him.

"Now, you dirty. rat, say what She put her arms around you have lo say, and say it quick, lyn and they stood there silent un- because in two minutes you're go-til Dan turned away with one of ing back is there and apologize to the guests who suggested that they Miss Ray or I'll thrash you within retire into the living room.

an inch of your life!"

Jerry went with Evelyn to her mother's room. Mrs. Starr was trying to regain hor composure un- Jael did not cringe. "You may do that," he acknow-der the ministrations of the maid. Jerry had met Evelyn's mother ledged, “and i might even apologize --though shall not-and still it once before when she came to din- wuldn't make Miss Ray anything ner. She had been delighted to be else than what she is."

with people anong whom she did Dari sprang at him. Jnel stood not need to be on guard against a unflinching before the attack. His careless word, a too-inviting glan- fearlessness itself defeated Dan's ce. Dining with Alester, as she had told herself frequently, was like purpose. He could not strike

man who was a physical weakling. trying to eat with a tamed tiger. His hand dropped helplessly.

You had to watch him all the.

"The avantage is yours,' he said.

in disgust, "you rotten little hum."time.

of blows.

Mrs. Starr put out a feeble, wel- The words infuriated Jael. "Come on, fight," he invited, coming hand. She hadn't had a squaring himself for an exchange chance to greet Jerry before Jasi started the trouble, Jerry rushed "Don't be a fool," Dan said over and knelt beside her. "I'm so shortly, "d kill you, and I don't sorry. Mrs. Starr," she said.

"I'm sure you are, my dear," the want the blood of such an animal as you on my hands. A pretty curfolder woman answered kindly. are. You ought to wear "but it is we whe must apologize. crutches If you want to aling mud, Jaol is a queer boy, but I don't because someone's going to bift you know what possessed him to com- some day before finding out what mit such a frightful act,"

you

a poor imitation of a man you are." "We know," Evelyn said Booth- "And I suppose you think your ingly. "It's that obsession of his. aize gives you the right to ring in You see," she smiled, "Jerry has a little rounder on a decent girl," a rich young man whose influence Jaél fired back instantly.

put her where she is and Jael the inequality of their tumped to his usual bitter conclu- strength

Instantly Dan forgot everything

aion.'

that he was a guest The smile vanished and Evelyn in someone else's home. . . for- got everything except that this man blt her underlip to still its trem-

bling. had dragged Jerry's name in the

"You must make him apologize," mud. He might have hurt him badly had not Evelyn and some of her mother said weakly, and turned her guests who had been crowding her eyes away from Evelyn's face. in the doorway rushed oat and sep. She was unable, ag'always, to look arated thein.

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daughter's hopeless love for Jael Thane..

"Stay here, Jerry," Evelyn sald, "until I talk tq Jael. I'm sure everything will be all right when I tell him that I know all about you an Alester,"

Evelyn left the rooms and Jerry was alone with her mother,

"Poor Evelyn," the mother mur-. mured softly. "I wish she had never met Jael. He's a great bur- den to her and she loves him so much she feels, impelled to human- ize him."

Jerry was embarrassed by this confidence. She felt certain that Mrs. Starr offered it only in re- sponse to an uncontrolled nervous emotion. She scarcely knew what to say, but she was spared the ne- cessity of answering.

Evelyn burst into the room to announce, in obvious excitement, that Alester had come.

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(To Be Continued.) SHARE PRICES TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day: Banks. Hongkong Bank, $1239 Ba. Chartered Bank, £20 b. Mergantile A, & B., £32 P. and O. £9. East Asia $90) n.

Insurances. Canton Ins., $630 Union Ins., $330 p. North China, Ins., Tls. 160 b. Yangtazo Ins, $50 n. China Underwriters, $2.20 á China Fires, $310 b. H. K. Viro Ins., $760 a.

Shipping. Douglasen, $27 n.

n.

n.

H. K. Steamboats, $25 H. K. Tuge, $2. R. Indo-Chinas, (Dof.) $70 n. Union Waterboats, $29 n.

Mining.

Bengucts, $3.15 b. Kallane, 62/6 n. Langkats, Tls. 15

n.

S'hai Explorations, Tin. 2.75 s. Raubs,, 891, b. Tronoha, 21/- n.

Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharvos, $129 b. Whampoa Docks, $82), n. China Providents $4.30. 1. Hongkowe, Tls 183 n. New Engineerings, Tls. 74 s. Shanghai Docks. Tls. 140 b. Cottons. Ewo Cottons, Tie. 17.50 sa. Orientals, Tls. 2.30 b." B'hal Cottons, Tls. 91 (old) b.

Lande, fotels, etc.

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H. and 8. Hotels, 88.35

H. K. Lands, $601 a. S'hal Lands Tls. 153 b. Humphreys, $14.50 b. Reallios, $8 b

b.

Public Utilities. Tramways, $18.10 b. Peak Trams, (old) $11.80 n. Star Ferries, $651 b.

China Lights, (Old) $12.75

H. K. Electrics, $599.

BANKS.

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|Pald-Up Dupltal....Quilters · 60,000,000.- (41,010,670.)

Reserve Fund

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Head (AMSTERDAM' Exster Head OB1-BATAYLA..

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Sterling

Bitter 4

Liability

Reserva

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• $20,000,000

.A 1,000,000 ...$14,000,000 '

Proprie

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COUNT OF IRECTORS 1

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