Fuller Speed flirts with the law when he tries to make eyes at a fair damsel nearby, but she was one of the chaste variety and straightway called over a bluecoat to rout the fresh young man. Fuller didn't even look when he made his getaway and happened to stroll into a lecture hall where Professor Peedeeque, aided by his pretty daughter, Claire, was giving a lecture on "Speed-Speed." The Professor told his listeners that the world was speeding itself to death and unless it stopped shortly there would be no world in 1926. Fuller is more interested in Claire than he is in the lecture, so sticks it out. Hess E. Tate, Claire's sweetheart, anxiously awaits her coming at the Professor's home. While the young folks make merry the Professor takes his telescope and scans the sky. Suddenly he darts back in amazement. High up in the blue sky is a strange comet. The Professor takes a withered parchment from the safe and anxiously reads it
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