Roy Blakeley's Camp on Wheels

by Percy Keese Fitzhugh

GROSSET & DUNLAP

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER	PAGE
I	Brewster's Center	[1]
II	The Housing Problem	[5]
III	A Wide-awake Lot	[11]
IV	A Wild Night	[17]
V	Somewhere in America	[21]
VI	The Big B	[30]
VII	On To Skiddyunk	[34]
VIII	Labor Troubles	[38]
IX	Sandwiches	[45]
X	Scout Harris	[51]
XI	We Meet the Cheerful Idiot	[59]
XII	On the Screen	[64]
XIII	An Invitation	[70]
XIV	Pee-wee on Scouting	[75]
XV	To the Rescue	[81]
XVI	Unconditional Surrender	[87]
XVII	A Wild-Cat Ride	[92]
XVIII	The Middle of the Road	[100]
XIX	Westy	[107]
XX	Taking It Easy	[112]
XXI	The Sheriff Arrives	[118]
XXII	Railroading	[123]
XXIII	Crazy Stuff	[127]
XXIV	Up in the Air	[132]
XXV	In the Dark	[137]
XXVI	Walter Harris, Scout	[144]
XXVII	Pots	[150]
XXVIII	Seen in the Movies	[154]
XXIX	Foiled	[159]
XXX	Our Patrol "Sing"	[166]
XXXI	Flimdunk Siding	[170]
XXXII	Exploring	[177]
XXXIII	Our Young Hero	[181]
XXXIV	The Train	[186]
XXXV	The Profiteers	[190]
XXXVI	A Friend in Need	[200]
XXXVII	Tenderflops and Other Flops	[206]
XXXVIII	All Aboard	[213]

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ROY BLAKELEY'S
CAMP ON WHEELS

CHAPTER I

BREWSTER'S CENTRE

Maybe you think just because scouts go camping in the summer time, and take hikes and all that, that there's nothing to do in the winter. But I'm always going to stick up for winter, that's one sure thing.