CONTENTSCHAPTER I. [ON THE WAY WITH CYBIL]II. [TOWING CECIL TO A SMEAR]III. [TORCHY HANDS OUT A SPILL]IV. [HOW HAM PASSED THE BUCK]V. [WITH ELMER LEFT IN]VI. [A BALANCE FOR THE BOSS]VII. [TORCHY FOLLOWS A HUNCH]VIII. [BREAKING ODD WITH MYRA]IX. [REPORTING BLANK ON RUPERT]X. [WHEN AUNTIE CRASHES IN]XI. [A JOLT FROM OLD HICKORY]XII. [TORCHY HITS THE HIGH SEAS]XIII. [WHEN THE NAVY HORNED IN]XIV. [AUNTIE TAKES A NIGHT OFF]XV. [PASSING THE JOKE BUCK]XVI. [TORCHY TAKES A RUNNING JUMP]XVII. [A LITTLE SPEED ON THE HOME STRETCH]ILLUSTRATIONS[ "But the impudence of you, to do it right here!" she goes on. "No one but you, Torchy, would have thought of that." . . . . . . Frontispiece ][ "I don't think I ever saw Auntie come so near beamin' before. She seems right at home, fieldin' that line of chat. And Vee, too, is more or less under the spell. ][ "For a second it looked like Gladys was goin' to freeze with horror; but she just gives Valentina the once-over and indulges in a panicky little giggle." ][ "Then she grips me around the neck and snuggles her head down on my necktie—say, then I knew." ]WILT THOU TORCHYCHAPTER I