Altogether, both Philip Morgan and George Belding had become quite happy and content when the _Colodia_ finally signaled the _Redbird_ good-bye and turned her prow north once more. She had been ordered to follow the captured raider into Hampton Roads, there to refit. Nevertheless, as America’s activities in the war--especially her naval activities--were increasing rather than diminishing, the Navy Boys did not expect to be idle, even if the _Colodia_ was laid up for a while. “No rest for the wicked,” quoted Al Torrance, wagging his head. “Oi, oi!” cried Ikey. “You know you are not looking for a rest, Torry.” “Seems to me,” Belding said, “that it will be rather nice to walk on the streets once more.” “Bet we’ll all be land-sick when we get ashore,” grinned Frenchy Donahue. “How ’bout it, Whistler?” Whistler said, thoughtfully: “But wouldn’t it be nice if we could have had our leave ashore at Bahia, with the girls?” “Wow, wow!” shouted the Irish lad. “He’s hopeless,” groaned Ikey Rosenmeyer. “He is even worse than Frenchy ever was. Why, he can’t keep his mind off those girls at all!” But the older lad only grinned. It was small matter to Whistler Morgan whether they tried to worry him or not. Lilian Belding was certainly a pretty girl! THE END Navy Boys Series By HALSEY DAVIDSON 12mo, cloth, illustrated and with colored jacket The true story of the American Jackies of to-day--clean-cut, brave and always on the alert. The boys join the navy, do a lot of training, and are then assigned to regular service. They aid in sinking a number of submarines, help to capture a notorious German sea raider, and do their share during the taking over of the enemy’s navy. A splendid picture of the American navy of to-day. NAVY BOYS AFTER A SUBMARINE Or Protecting the Giant Convoy NAVY BOYS CHASING A SEA RAIDER Or Landing a Million Dollar Prize NAVY BOYS BEHIND THE BIG GUNS Or Sinking the German U-Boats NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE Or Answering the Wireless Call for Help NAVY BOYS AT THE BIG SURRENDER Or Rounding Up the German Fleet GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY Publishers New York Army Boys Series By HOMER RANDALL 12mo, cloth, illustrated and with colored jacket Here we have true-to-life pictures of what our brave soldier boys did, in the training camps, aboard the transport, and on the battlefields of France. How they went over the top and had thrilling hand-to-hand encounters with the Huns, is told in a manner to interest all. Many side lights are given of how the soldiers enjoyed themselves during the off hours. A series which ought to be on every bookshelf in the land. ARMY BOYS IN FRANCE Or From Training Camp to Trenches ARMY BOYS IN THE FRENCH TRENCHES Or Hand to Hand Fights With the Enemy ARMY BOYS ON THE FIRING LINE Or Holding Back the German Drive ARMY BOYS IN THE BIG DRIVE Or Smashing Forward to Victory ARMY BOYS MARCHING INTO GERMANY Or Over the Rhine with the Stars and Stripes