The Bat Copyright Notice for 1920
Copyright notice states The Bat by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood is registered in 1920 and distributed by WNU Service. The notice credits authors and asserts ownership rights for reproduction and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberts
Rinehart and
Avery Hopwood
the Bat
Mary Roberts Rinehart
WNU Service
The Bat Threatens A Bank Chief’s Heirs In The Country
In CHAPTER I a criminal known as The Bat triggers a police hunt led by Anderson. CHAPTER II Miss Cornelia Van Gorder and niece Dale Ogden reside in Courtleugh Fleming’s former country home, facing a death threat after currency theft. CHAPTER III Miss Corellia warns of a visiting detective as a gardener impostor arrives and a window is smashed during the tense night.
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Dale Ogden
Cornelia van Gorder
Courtleugh Fleming
Union Bank
van Gorder
Billy
Miss van Gorder
Dale
Miss Corellia
Lizzie Allen
Brooks Miss van Gorder
Doctor Wells
Cornelia
Anderson
Miss Cornelia
Fle
Hidden Threats Loom in Miss Van Gorder House
In a stormy night at Miss Van Gorder's estate, a broken window and a threatening note spark fear. Doctor, Dale, and Miss Cornelia brace for danger as detective Anderson arrives to unravel the mystery and guard the two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Cornelia Wus
Billy
Tor
Cornelia
Aio
Ile
Johnsons
Brook
Cornelia van Gorder
Mr. Anderson
Miss Cornelia
Miss Cornelian
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