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of

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RECORDS

at

SO CENTS EACH.

For a few days. only.

TSANG FOOK PIANO

COMPANY

9, Ice House Street,

Hongkong.

Tel. 24648.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, APRIL

SPOTLIGHT

CHAPTER XLI

Dorothy called gayly, "Look hero, Sheila, are you trying to high-hat us? Well, you can't What was the idea anyhow of sending a message, you couldn't' go to lunch with us? Jump in

and we'll take you home.”

ingenuously. "I've only been in) the subway once and then it wasn't rush hour. It must be ter ribly funny to be pushed' and shoved about the way the papere say you are."

H.W. CORLEY

·✪ 1933 M.

1, 1933.

· DOLONOR RISING. ACTIVITY BY BONGOLS LED BY JAPANESE

Peking, "Mar. 31, General Fong Chai-bai, Com- mander of the Chinese troops at Dolonor, reports that considerable activity is going on among the | Mongols north-west of Dolonor,

In his telegram to Peking. General Feng stated that 400 Mongol cavalry, led by Japanese officers, suddenly made their ap- pearance at Chatienho, 13 miles north-west of Dolanor, and he has looked quite perfect and pres-them

The other two-déclared she sent a detachment to engage ently the car was gliding down

General Feng intimates that the Tenth avenue toward Greenwich situation may become grave,———" Village. They reached a neigh-Reuter

"Why don't you hire a private subway and try it out?" Dick dress." asked rather acidly. Dorothy had "You don't think I enjoy lunch no intention of seeming snobbish ing alone with this dangerous fe but he was afraid Sheila might male, do you?" Dick asked re-not anderstand this. provingly, with a playful glanca "You know what I mean," at his cousin. "Her appetite issisted Dorothy. She smiled into borhood of little shops offering unbelievable!

in

Shella's face as the car turned real Italian spaghetti, uncooked; boats, laden with carge, moved Shella looked at them in dis- into the park and headed north-an array of cheeses: huge black slowly up and down. Long Island many. What if Henri should see ward. "Let's get this settled. olives; squash, to be cooked in the City, chained to Manhattan by a her? What if one of the other We lured the girl into this car Italian fashion; and huge pics, rope of twinkling lights, lay models ahould report that Sheila with a promise of taking her tied up fresh, hot and odorous, across the brief stretch of water. had been seen with Miss Trevor home. Actually nothing is far. "Think of the calories!" ex-Night had softened the grim again? Yet she could hardly tell ther from my mind! I want to claimed Sheila, laughing, as Dick buildings skirting the water's Dorothy and Dick that she had

apend the evening with you, been forbidden to accept their in- Sheila, if you'll stand for it. If seemed bent on further pur-edge and had given the scene a

vitations.

you two don't want to be my "Come on, Sheila! We'll take guests for dinner how about both a drive and have dinner later" of us being Dick's guests?" Dorothy said, beaming. "Dick's

"Help!" howled Dick amiably. knocked off work for the day and feed Sheila any time but that's something to celebrate."

"I'm sorry," Sheila stammered, once a day is all I can stand with

you!" "I can't. Really. I have to hurry home. They're expecting me."

"Then let's go Dutch at an automat," suggested Sheila.

"Fine!" Dorothy agreed gayly, "The very thing" She leaned forward to give instructions to the chauffeur.

chases.

"Thats something neither of you two need to worry about," he retorted.

touch of theatrical glamoür.

"Life is like that," Sheila thought wearily. "Glamour hid- ing ugliness." She was tired from Dick's East Side apartment the day's work. Dick's apartment overlooked the river. When they seemed a haven of rest. reached the place Sheila decided The dinner which Dick finally It suited him perfectly. The fur-set before them was really excel- nishings did not seem expensive lent. It was served in buffet the fireplace, but there was an air of comfort fashion before and quiet good taste.

Dorothy chatting gayly, flitting

"I'm offering this to, Sheila,

"Well then," said Dick, "we'll take you there. Dorothy's made up her mind you're coming with

"It's really just a workshop," about gathering up pepper and us and when Dorothy decides any

Dick explained, The living room salt, diving into the ice box, runn- thing it's settled. You might as

in which they stood was large and ing hither and thither to wash a well come. We seem to be hold- "Dorothy!" Dick burst out pro- restful. A few easy chairs stood fork, to corral á napkin. ing up traffic here."

testingly. "Listen, I've an idea. about and there was a fireplace "I thought you went to Rome the I couldn't do another liet of work with simple, graceful lines. A to study," she vouchsafed: "Not "That doesn't bother me least bit," retorted Dorothy. today if my life depended on it large table, littered with papers, to learn cooking. This is the best "You know that, Dick. I simply Suppose we take Sheila home if stood near the window, flanked food you've ever offered me." want to talk to Sheila. Please, she really wants to go there. with typewriter, a supply of point- Miss Shayne! If you do, I promise Then we'll go shopping at the ed pencils, and yellow and white to come back tomorrow and buy Italian grocer's and I'll make aix frocks from Henri: T'll tell some of my famous spaghetti. him I did it because of you, too. We'll throw a party at my apart That should out you in his good ment. How is that!" graces."

"You wouldn't do it last week There was

no help for it. when I asked you to, would you?" Sheila would have to get in the retorted. Dorothy with pretended car. "I'll have to go home," she wrath. "Sheila, I certainly wish said, glancing swiftly about. I had your Influence over him. There was no one in sight. "It's amazing! I, for one, think you will drive me there it will be that's a grand suggestion, though. awfully kind.".

Will you come?".

Sheila glanced inquiringly in Dick's direction. "You're sure we won't be in the way? You don't want to work?"

Seated in the tonneau of the huge car, she breathed more freely. It was ridiculous to make so much ado about a simple thing "Say, I wouldn't miss the chance like this. Surely it should not be to show you what a cook I am for forbidden to drive home with a anything! It's my most charm- friend when declining might easing accomplishment.". lly bring Henri loss of trade!

paper."

"Richard Stanley Third writes the great American play!" Bang out Dorothy in some disdain. "Richard Stanley Second-to say nothing of Richard Stanley First would be more gratified if the young man returned to Brockton to learn the shoe business."

"She's jealous because she doesn't even know how to spell," Dick said.

"He's jealous himself!" re- turned Dorothy.

"Amuse yourselves, children, while I try to get this stuff on the table," Dick went on, undisturbed,

* +

You just happened to be along," Dick teased with fine, ungentle- manly cander.

"F"

"If you weren't my cousin I'd be furious!"

"This," said Dick, turning to- ward Sheila, "has been going on Really since we were children. we are the best of friends, like the same people, the same places and, in gneral, are the same kind of idiots."

Dorothy rose and took up the telephone. "You may be the same but I'm not," she, retorted. She gave a number to the operator. "Martin's in the neighborhood roule where playing pool-though he said it was chess," she ex- plained. Martin was the chauf- feur. "I'm going to break up that game and then I'm going to (To be Continued)

Sheila sank into a chair. There was a fine view here of the river. "Then suppose we turn about. It was getting dark outside, "Now isn't this better than the It isn't necessary for me to go The slow moving ferries gave leave you twa!" aubway or bus?" asked Dorothy home unless you think I should forth twinkling lights.

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