The Washington herald., 1920-11-15
Finds Four
Mems Souls
In Chinanan
Says Wan, If Alive at "a,
Will Lose Evil and Become
Big Success.

rama road. and was believed to
have been implicated in tho killing
of two other Chinese in the same
case during January, 1872.
Marks Of Prisoner.
His slender fingers attracted
me-" the countess continued, for
the joints are unusual for their mar
rowness. This invariably is tell
tale feature of the poisoner. / told
him he knew poisons and their
chemistry. He laughed as he ad-
mitted. L have studied them
shows Temporary Insanity.
VANS hand shows temporary in
sanity which would prevail when
one of these personalities is tenn
porarily ruling. He has no SYM
pathy. his fingers are distorted
cruelty-and like McHenry and
Campbell, he has the thumb OF a
murderer.
In his hand saw he was capa-
BILE of writing stories Of romance,
mysticism. even religion, and when
1 told him this he laughed again
and said. 1 have
IF wan were to be confined for
ten years, until he is 81 years old.
his criminal tendencies would cease.
Sent to China he would be prosper
Gus and develop into a marvellous
merchant and a first class citizen,
Until that age, however. he would
be dangerous.
Circle and Cross
But The peculiar triangle of
lines in his hand. indicating serious
trouble over a paper. and the small
circle and cross. showing Wan viii
meet his destiny at the hands OF
the law. do not give hope for him
living through to the days OF a
changed personality.
1t will be remembered Wan was
, captured following the discovery Of
the stub Of a check involved in the
] Chinese Educational Mission muir
der.
"Ar three of these men are ILL.,
| fated," continued the countess
Campbell eventually. but McHenry
and Wan are only a few days from
! the end Of their Inflated lives
They are among the unfortunates
of humanity. The blame is not upon
them"
Three Sisters RuIe.
So. fated reader. you whose lot is
! predetermined, whose fortunes arc
governed by a hypothetical blind
force, upon whom the three sister
team has already smiled or frown-
ed-the writing has been writer
and the ink is dry.
| The cards have been dealt and des-
tiny stands with a pat hand. There
can be no draw" to a broken
straight"
That she might learn what man.
ner of men were on the outside
/ finding the criminals for the 'in.
side" Countess dc OWES also visited
detective headquarters where sht
interviewed Inspector Grant, Detec'
detective squad.
Il found a strange condition al
headquarters, too" said the countess
There is an old belief. and IL Ia:
been supported In many cases-thai
/ IL takes n rogue to catch n rogue
In Inspector Grants office / found
every man gentleman. Gentle
men play fair. They are gooC
| uEuNcTs anu udIu uehNcTS Nuch NANs
once make sure they are right.
Inspector Grants Palm.
II am not saying that because
they happened TO be courteous to me
I read their hands. Look at Grant;
palm impression. There are few
lines at all--for the texture OF
Grants hand is soft-refinement-"
| Grant will act duickly-thicl
thumb and short fingers-brevity Of
detail. He is a fighter and vet h'
can grace a drawing room. His re-
flnement will not permit cosrsenes,
in his once and is itself the CHIEF
reason why the men Of his stan ar