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14 THE 2 ADMIT HOLDING UP CAPITOL THEATRE Beized in Raid in Newark, Policc 4 Say They Con Part itt y $8,600 Rol Extradi tic Started t at No ark, wl have hold Stree three men, with t) @ porter employed « atre robbery. Accordipg to 1 lexed « ‘ot $500 una th mont the three robber QUITS BEING G VILLAGE, IT COST TOO MUCH H, N. ¥., March 27,— MARLBOROUG For econom: village of Ma manner yet under Granb Rapips FURNITURE CREDIT TERMS 75 100 150 Bed Spring and Matt 4-Po. Bedroom Sulte Dining Suites tn wil fink FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103" & 104" ST UPI COVER SAL SEAUTIFY YOUR HOME FOR FASTER WRITE, CALL OR PHONE r) AJ 1306) m4 Covers | 5 MIRCES of "good xturdy or Furniture called for, delivered and tored free. The Pari 97 FLATBUSH AVE. CONCERTS AND MU METROPOLITAN (ria TO-NIGHT AT 8, MANON HARDMAN PIANO USED. - = AMUSEMENTS. BSMOSS] B.F. 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His dresser, the other mem- bers of his company, play- wrights, manager's, all were clesperately anxious to find him; all as utterly baffled as to his whereabouts and the cause for his strange absence. A slight clue was offered on the intervening Sunday. Mr. Oliver had been on the tower of Searhaven Keep, an an- cient castle overlooking the North Sea. How the mystery appa- rently was solved—how a lovely girl helped in its solu- tion; how the ownership of the vrim pile and its story were revealed are told in this fas- cinating story. Addie Chatfield is a woman of such attraction that you will follow her strange course through the novel with mingled surprise, resentment and sympathy. This Story Will "a taal Om Ig. Fletcher The Paradise Mystery Dead Men’s The Chestermarke Instinct The Orange-Yellow Diamond The Borough Treasurer The Herapath g: Property To Copplestone, the drama list, the impression of her was “dark, sparkling eyes, darker, highly burnished hair, bright color, a fine figure, a general air of glowing health.” Her father wus lone a retainer of the Greyle family, rightful owners of Scarhaven Keep. And this brings us to Audrey (ireyle, the exqui- sitely drawn character about whom is woven a love story of such attraction that it will rival the fascinatien of the mystery. But still Scarhaven Keep is, first and most importantly. u mystery story. It’s one that will hold you to a high pitch as you seek for a possible solution of the con- nection between Oliver’s cis appearance and the strange “Devil’s Spout”; between the brilliant Leading Woman and the supposed ship-load of bullion. And it’s one of those stories in which every chapter, every lineg@s an essential part. 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