The Girls of Central High Aiding the Red Cross
down the stranger on the icy street were as mysterious the nex
d boys, but Laura, naturally, saw her brother early. He was coming from h
se did Short and Long take you
e was altogether foolish
nd some trace of the ca
found a
n says. You are noncommunicative, Chetwood
Lance, or Short and Long--whether the fellow we sus
O
want to get
emanded his si
ho it is we suspect until we
as a regular detective! And supp
ill, of
ill you boy
om to dress, "they won't ask us because t
h!" shouted Laura after him
Morse met Lance Darby on
wful person who ran down the man last night? I hear from Dr. Agnew that they had to pat
by. "You see, nobody seemed to see t
ort and Long h
"We all agreed to say nothing about it unless w
ut' on your friends, Lance," decla
must know!" exclaime
boy with the youngest Long, Tommy, on the slippery hill of Nugent Street Tommy was so bundled up in a
she saw Tommy slipping all over the icy si
sea-legs on," gri
xclaimed Bobby teasingly. "Why, we have a little dog at home that isn't even a year o
r defensively. "That dog's got
huckled his brother. "H
ellow down on Market Street last night?" demanded
not going around snitching to th
t the hospital is
t car," said the boy, and evident
girl. "Are you boys trying t
w-
man at the h
n't hurt as ba
o you
ital to find out He's got a br
et?" demanded Bobb
n't know anybody--and n
ybe he will die! And you boys wil
ed Short and Long. "We know whe
lice know where to find
rgrew!" returned Short and Long,
nd Lance and Billy Long for being so secretive about the person they suspected of having caused the injury to the stran
n. The Red Cross girl had been makin
ough the doctors think he has no internal injuries after all, there is a compound fracture which will keep him in bed fo
ess Morse. "Do you mean
th a smile. "Or, at least, he cann
s about him that explain
rk on his clothing, either. But he was plentifully su
at funny bill he passed on Chet was brand n
net, wonderingly. "Is the ma
bill, which had given the first named so much trouble
all explained in
argrew. "But suppose poor Che
the bank to-morrow to see if they c
of the stranger." said Jess. "Why, he i
e fellow the boys think ran him do