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The Mercer Boys' Mystery Case
BY CAPWELL WYCKOFF
When Cadets Don and Jim Mercer and their friend Terry Mackson were ordered by Colonel Morrell of Woodcrest Military Academy to gather together all the school trophies, they were able to find all except one--the cup awarded to the Class of 1933. What had happened to the cup was a mystery the boys were determined to solve. And little by little Don and Jim uncovered a strange story and unraveled a mystery that had puzzled school authorities for years. The Mercer boys uphold the honor of Woodcrest against a conspiracy of silence and dishonor.
THE WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY CLEVELAND AND NEW YORK
W 2 COPYRIGHT 1948 BY THE WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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THE MERCER BOYS' MYSTERY CASE
A group of pleasant-looking young men, neatly dressed in the spruce, gray uniforms of the cadet corps of Woodcrest Military Institute, stood at ease in one of the halls downstairs in Locke Hall. They were representatives from the various classes, ranging from the senior, or first class, to the third or sophomore class. As yet the two representatives from the fourth or freshman class had not arrived, and it was for these two cadets that the others were waiting.
"A special meeting, huh?" spoke up Cadet Don Mercer, one of the representatives from the third class. "Anybody got any idea what Colonel Morell has in mind?"
"I haven't," replied Senior Cadet Captain Bob Hudson. "I guess none of us have. Farley and I got a notice to report to the study room here for a special meeting, and that's all we know."
"Here comes the rest of the party," announced the second class representative, as the two fourth class men hurried up. "Now as soon as the colonel comes we can get down to business."
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