Jane Finn

Tuppence Cowley

Fellow young woman and key witness whom Tuppence helps rescue and befriend.

Tuppence Cowley

Fellow young woman and key witness whom Tuppence helps rescue and befriend.

Tuppence Cowley

Fellow young woman and key witness whom Tuppence helps rescue and befriend.

Prologue

The young American girl, not more than eighteen, who is entrusted with the secret papers aboard the sinking Lusitania.

II: Mr. Whittington's Offer

Jane Finn is the name Tuppence uses as an alias, which triggers Whittington's anger and hints at a larger conspiracy.

A Set Back

Jane Finn is the mysterious name that Tuppence used to get money from Whittington. Tommy recalls overhearing the name, and the chapter ends with Tuppence deciding to advertise for information about her.

IV: Who Is Jane Finn?

Jane Finn is identified as the young American girl who may have been given the secret treaty by Danvers on the Lusitania before it sank.

Mr. Julius P. Hersheimmer

The missing cousin of Julius Hersheimmer; a survivor of the Lusitania sinking, her whereabouts are unknown.

VIII: The Adventures of Tommy

Mentioned as the girl who may know the location of the crucial document that could ensure the revolution's success.

A Consultation

Referred to as Janet Vandemeyer; revealed to be suffering from complete loss of memory regarding the Lusitania sinking.

XVI: Further Adventures of Tommy

Mentioned by Tommy as the girl he must see to ask a crucial question; her whereabouts are controlled by the group.

The Telegram

Mentioned as having been found, according to Sir James's telegram.

XIX: Jane Finn

Found after a street accident; memory restored; bandaged and in bed at a doctor's house.

XX: Too Late

Referenced as the girl Julius originally came to find; her photograph had a powerful effect on Julius, but meeting her in person changed his feelings.

Tommy Makes a Discovery

Mentioned as the subject of Julius's recollection and the photograph found in his writing-table, suggesting her involvement.

In Downing Street

Referenced as the real Jane Finn, whose identity Tommy claims to have deduced; her escape is anticipated as part of the enemy's plan.

XXIII: A Race Against Time

Referenced as the French young lady staying at the house, confirming Tommy's theory.

Julius Takes a Hand

Held at Gatehouse, rescued by Julius, nearly shot during the escape.

Mr. Brown

Insists on joining the expedition to retrieve the treaty. She successfully extracts the hidden document from the picture frame, fulfilling her mission.

XXVII: A Supper Party at the Savoy

Guest of honour at the party, now rescued and dressed elegantly; her photograph was key to the investigation.

XXVIII: And After

Jane accepts Julius's proposal, admitting she has loved him since the moment he was grazed by a bullet.