Allen Chapman: 36 books

THE NIGHT RUN Ralph Fairbanks. On hand, sir. You are to relieve Fireman Cooper on the Dover slow freight. All right, sir.

Continuing the adventure of the Radio Boys, this time in a switching tower.

Ralph on the Railroad is a turn-of-the-century adventure series for boys, similar in vein to the Tom Swift adventures, which is probably the most famous of the genre of the era. The series employs standardized formula: a young and indomitable hero sets out to earn his way, facing foes and finding...

The Radio Boys make rescues at sea, and use the radio for other heroic reasons. A thrilling tale for young teens and adults as well.

A thrilling mystery tale starring The Radio Boys. Great reading for teens and the whole family.

Ralph on the Railroad is a turn-of-the-century adventure series for boys, similar in vein to the Tom Swift adventures, which is probably the most famous of the genre of the era. The series employs standardized formula: a young and indomitable hero sets out to earn his way, facing foes and finding...

THE FINGER OF SUSPICION Hello! there, Bristles! Hello! yourself, Fred Fenton! Why, what ails you this fine summer morning, Bristles? You don't look as jolly as you might. Well, I was only waiting to see if you cared to speak to me, Fred. Why in the wide world shouldn't I, when you're one of my chums, Bristles Carpenter?

Ralph on the Railroad is a turn-of-the-century adventure series for boys, similar in vein to the Tom Swift adventures, which is probably the most famous of the genre of the era. The series employs standardized formula: a young and indomitable hero sets out to earn his way, facing foes and finding...

Thrilling radio adventure for teens and adults as well, in the days when wireless was new.

A MIDNIGHT EXPEDITION “Hold on there! Go easy, now, fellows,” cautioned Bart Keene to his two chums, as they stole softly along in the darkness. “What are you making all that racket for, Ned?” “It wasn’t me; it was Frank.” “I couldn’t help it,” came from Frank Roscoe in a whisper....

The blurb on the book says: "Radio is still a young science, and some of the most remarkable advances in it have been contributed by amateurs--that is, by boy experimenters. It is never too late to start in the fascinating game, and the reward for the successful experimenter is rich both in honor and recompense."

Fred is taking a post-graduate course at the school when the subject of Marathon running came up. A race is arranged, and Fred shows both his friends and his enemies what he can do.

THE CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS I see you're limping again, Fred. That's right, Bristles. I stubbed my toe at the very start of this cross-country run, and that lost me all chance of coming in ahead. That's why I fell back, and have been loafing for a stretch. And let me catch up with you; eh? Well, I reckon...