The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-13
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Mysterious lights flash from
the Heath bungalow one night
and the next day Harbor Gar
dcns, long Island, is agOg over
the murder Of Myra Heath and
the disappearance Of her hus.
band, Perry.
House guests of the Heaths
are Lawrence lnman, heir to
Myra's fortune, and beautiful
Bunny Moore, to whom suspicion
points because Of her queer &C.
lions.
Myra Heath never ssed cos
metfcs, set when her body was
found she was heavily r0ugea.
A rare old bottle from her COL
lection Of glass had been used 10
kill her. Candles were burning
1t her head and feet.
At the country club the muir.
der IL discussed BY Sam Ander-
son, Heath's rival for the club
presidency; Al Cunningham, who
II trying to solve the crime, and
others.
Bunny 10 amazed to get
phone call from Perry Meath,
saying Imam Is the murderer.
Cunningham goes TO Andersons
house and there, while waiting
for his host, is confronted by
Perry Heath. who then slips
Cunningham goes to Anderson's
arrives soon after and uphraids
Cunningham Tor letting heath
get aawy.
Todhunter Buck, in love with
liunny, Witnesses . midnight
meeting between the girl and
Heath. He tries TO get Bunny
to explain and when she refuses
he calls In his friend. Steve
Truitt, the famous detective.
Truitt. after satisfying himself
nj Bunny's Innocence, avramges
= meeting with Sam Anderson,
then. takinr Buck, lies in wait
Ut the Heath home, explaining
that Heath will come thst night.
Meath does. and Truitt arrests
him. On the way to the station,
Heath asks permission to get
rome letters from his locker nj
the club house.
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CHAPTER XLVI
The three went inside, and as
vas late almost no one was abOu
\ few sleepy servants were in a
and q few more SLEEP
members were here and there.
"I'll just 60 in the locker room
laid Heath, "you chaps won't be a
owed in, of course, but you can $
right here and wait for me. | ri,
iou my word Of honor, | will con
straight back here to you, With
i've minutes"
Something in his voice rang tru
md Steve said, "All right. old ma
70 ahead. Wen wait here"
A moment later. Sam Ande rse
:amc from the locker room.
"Who do you suppose is in. there
he whispered, looking greatly e.
cited, perry Health"
Eyes, we know it." said To
Hush. don't tell everybody! Though
you had a party on
II did. but it broke up a viii
ago, and we came over here to wiz
It up. The other chaps have ju
gone home, and l went in the lock-
room q minute, and saw Heat
What's. he doing here -
"Y0u go along home, Mr.. Ande
SON." said Truitt, land please dor
say anything about Heath till NOR
ing. We're looking after him .
right"
avery we'll. I've no desire to M
in, but think you have put OF
over on our detective, Al Cunnin
ham,"
He went off and the others wait.
for Heath.
But after waiting fifteen minut,
and not seeing HIM, Tod asked
servant TO 60 into the locker roo
md hurry him up.
The servant returned with u
word. "There isn't anybody in ther
"Ma.t be-" and Tod strobe in the
himself.
but there was no one there.
window was open, but it gave Of
, rather long drop e the groun
md Tod wondered II Perry had taxi
that chance Of . broken leG.
He went hack and reported
rruitt.. and that worthy stared
him.
a6ure. Toddy!"
'Sure. Steve