Carl Lutz

The leader of this group was Buck Looker, a big, overgrown, hulking boy, dull in his studies and a bully in character.

His two special cronies were Carl Lutz, a boy of about his own age, and Terry Mooney, both of them noted for their mean and sneaking disposition.

Buck lorded it over them, and as his father was one of the richest men in town, they cringed before him and were always ready to back him up in any piece of meanness and mischief.

The enthusiasm of Bob and his friends for radio was fostered by the help and advice of the Reverend Dr. Dale, the clergyman in charge of the old First Church of Clintonia, who, in addition to being an eloquent preacher, was keenly interested in all latter-day developments of science, especially radio.

Buck Looker was one of them.

I saw his face plainly and can't be mistaken.

The others I'm not so sure of, but I think they were Carl Lutz and Terry Mooney.

For my part, Mr. Larson," he continued, "I don't see how a snowball could break that heavy plate glass window anyway.