At noon the Second National availed itself of its privilege of closing its doors promptly at that hour on Saturday.
Dick Prescott wrote with furious speed at "The Blade" office.
In another room Mr.Pollock wrote from the facts supplied by Dave Darrin.

In half an hour from the time these three entered the office the "Extra" was out on the street---fifteen minutes ahead of "The Mail," which latter newspaper contained very little beyond the fact that Mr.Dodge had been found, and that he was now under the care of his family.

"The Mail" stated that the discovery had been made by "two High School boys" aiding the police, and did not name either Dick or Dave.
On Monday the bank examiner arrived.

He made a quick inspection of the bank's affairs, and pronounced the institution "sound." The run on the bank stopped, and timid depositors began to bring back their money.

The members of the Dodge family could once more hold up their heads.
In the meantime Dr.Bentley had called in a specialist.