Avis Sutcliffe

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"... was in the chair for ovo, nn hour; but not one single thing did he say that would incriminate him in the least. Mr. Matz appeared. so did Miss Avis Sutcliffe. Their evidence, instead of favoring the prosecution by which they had heen called, helped the defense mightily. Mr. Huff was next. In contrast to suave, easy manner, the young inan ..."

"... broker, and I never heard of any one leaving him any legacy. He lives magnificently, entertains royally without any visible source of “Isn't it?” she agreed, and became silent. Avis Sutcliffe was tired of his talk. She, too, had heard from her brother of reputation. This was probably a phase of lt, she thought. She did not care to hear any ..."

"... ono shoulder lower than the other, and a scrubby growth of red beard. robbed: The of Herman Matz, cafe proprietor, of $400; Lady Constance whose son expects to marry Avis Sutcliffe, of heirloom Jewels. Jack Huff, amateur detective, ls lng. So is Flynn, Central Office man. Huff. suspecting Alfred Hernon, has found thut Hernon has letters with which he has threatened ..."