pyaw X''i't 'JWa y-'fW' WlTTW M, - f 7 ii I M ? tt t JIl F? II m at i m w( ;i W I;i 1 " i . ni . i iyi it m ISStf A- ,fl! .!.. m;u ','tiW ! H ii m nn V. EVENING PTJBIjIO LJ5DGEEr- PHltfApElSPHIA'.v WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER-21020 TODAY'S MYSTERY STORY By PHILIP Fn VNCIS NOWLAN Yesterday's Mystery Solution TAINT In med te cover up tliliiRi, 'JT arjrucd Hnrvej Hunt In the mystery "of the chemist Dunlenvy's dNnnpvar- jpnee In the cne of "HlRht KIiirs." It Would hnve been very striinue for Dun- leavy net te try te lenvc muhp mmkiiki' or warning for his sister, hence the Ttrehnblllty wns that the dnuh of pnlnt .(jevercd such n messngc. nnd wnn put 'there by geme one who lincl nn Incentive in preventing thnt iiie-ui;e reaching her. If lie hed been kidnapped, nnd the signs of struggle indirntcd lie had, the Jjldnappcr would lime such an in centive. Accepting the kidnapping theory. It Wat obleus that DunlcMy had broken jrem the captors nnd locked himself In the window less room te prepare the niensnge, that he had chosen some cede ft whlih his sister might have the clue, -ajid thnt finally his abductors had ,(imnhrd In the deer nnd can led him off after hnstih nttemt)tlng te ehliteuite the message. JfliTlie words "eight kings" suggested Vnrils te Harp Hunt's mind, nnd sfannie Dunleavy's responsiveness te the suggestion convinced him thnt Dun- 35 leavy had used n cede, the old formula for reading off nn urranged pruk with out looking at the cards: "Klght Rings threatened (three ten) te sae (scum) tiinet.v -live (lueens for (four) (me) sick (six) kmtc." (5llng the Jack, i)uccn mid king tlic numeiicul nines or cloven, twelve nnd thirteen, and count ing backward, since Dutilciivj had preb blj (eunted forward in ceding his mes sage. Hunt decided it In this fashien: S v g x c v y J i f. (Jee t r l x m:? :ue u 7 it -n 1 tin m:j :me K Id n n p p e d b A r 1 e i n V 1 ii g el d x i b f h b x p I j. ii 7 s r. in 4 i mi s 1:1 :e 12 7 J) .". T ell Secret S e r I c v. IX Can you solve this point in the case of The Substitute Ring llurvev Hunt was jut settling him self for n liizj eicuing with his books when .It wins cnlliil with n neti ,liviiiH was Mis. Cnstmitiv WallN s Imtler The note was from Mrs ("as teiiliv Wallls asking Hunt te call at nee" In eveniiis dress, nsteiisibh as n nest. In leulltv te discover if pessllde who had stolen Mis. Wullis s uueiahl ting Mis. Wnllis was intei tnlnins thnt evening nnd she suspected that some one of her guests had substituted a ring with a paste stene for her $20,000 emerald. Hnrvcy Hunt accepted the Invitation with alacrity. "It must hnve been stolen while I wns down in the kitchen," Mrs, Wnllis explained. "I went down for about twenty minutes te give Jevxlns nnd Annn nnd Florence their (innl instruc tions and te make the majennnlsc. I'm very pieud of m muvonnnle, ou knew, ami I nlwajs make it mself. I linil been up te nn dressing room n mo ment before nnd started te nut the 'ling en, but decided te wnlt until I had (eiue upstalis again. It was the real ling I left en the nomlelr tnlile. It lifted perfectly "Then, when I came up from the kitchen. I went te my dressing room ngaln and started te put en the ring. It was cptife tee small. Mr. Hunt, nnd ). when I looked closer at It I detected several little points about the setting which made me quite sure mni some one hnd stolen my ring and left a sub stitute In Its place. Fer one thing, the Inscription en the Inside of the band was missing. "I thought It better Let te say any thing nt once te precipitate a scene, se I wrote you that note nnd sent .levvlns off with It. nnd came downstairs again te my guests without the ring nnd just as If I had net noticed It." "Yeu were ry judicious." Hunt complimented. He looked around the room. There were about eighteen cou ples in nil. Seme wire plnlng cards. A few were grouped about the hearth, where a fire crackled cluerily. nnd in the nct room a number were dnnrlng. Mrs. Wnllis hnd the knack of letting her guests entertain themselves. "Ne one hns any reason te suspect that )ou arc net a regular guest," his hostess assured him. f "Hew about the servants?" he queried. "They were all down In the kitchen with me the whole time." "The men1 room?" "Over there beyond where they arc dancing. Nene of the men could have gene upstairs without attracting atten tion, and if It was n man he would knew thnt if the announcement of the theft came this would be remembered, wouldn't he?" "Your reasoning Is excellent," Hunt complimented her ngnln. "Then It was one of the Indies, De you knew thnt any of them nre in financial straits?" "I can voneli for the social standing of all of them, Mr. Hunt. Hut some of them might be In need of monev , though I really couldn't suggest any. "We'll pnss that up then, nnd try te de without It." mused Html. "We can assume that It's n woman's Jeb and an nmatcur Jeb. I'll tell you what te no. Mrs. Hunt. Ge up nnd put that ring en nnd ceme bnck no though jeu sus pected nothing. I'll try te point out the thief te jeu." A few minutes later he did. She proved te be n girl who lived next deer, with two lawns nnd a hedge sepmntlng the houses. She broke djiwn and con fessed when they took her aside. The ring bIic brought heck from the ether side of the hedge where she had hurled It from the drcsklng-roem window, and Mrs. Wnllis agreed there should be no publicity nor prosecution In considera tion of this. Can you reconstruct llanry Hunt's preccn of deduction in picking out the thief r The answer wilt appear tomorrow. (Copyright, 1020. Iiy Public Ledger Ce ) i I M .Mm J'm MJ Sr wmwr afcasTaaaVaVal MfefiecBbwer te :fhdXiglit Car c " ,eervice First! 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