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A Wicky and 0*Shawnessy Story

By Rod Reed

walking down Main Street Patrolman Glendale pointed to it 'and said, A' flower pot on his head. In the "You see. lads, nothing but a piece of an flower was a flower. The fellow was ordinary bedsheet. Your ghost was a bed singing sheet. Now I want you lads to repeat after as "I'm a little buttercup me, 'There are no such things ghosts,'" Peeping through the snow; "There are n-no such things as g-ghosts." Sprinkle me with water said Wicky and Boit in unison, but not too convincingly. And watch . . . . . grow!" me t policeman. Then a second fellow, directly behind the "That's the stuff," smiled the at see first fellow, upended a sprinkling can of water "Now don't be surprised anything you this evening. of the fraternity boys and drenched the first fellow. Some initiation. . college are having an They W^cky Burke and his pal, Boit Bird, looked from the make their new members pledges, I bel orl in amazement. O'Shawnessy. Wicky's — call dress up like spooks or flower shaggy dog, growled low in his throat but they 'em— pots or red Indians or what not. I guess it's kept a safe distance away from the splashing harmless fun. They seem to enjoy it." As Officer Glendale strolled away chuckling, "Those fellows ram t be cuckoo!" declared Boit exclaimed. "Wicky! Why don't we get Vicky "I wonder if up a fratoinity?" He stopped short ; is a cold hand touched "Sure!" agreed Wicky. "And dress up like lis shoulder. Wicky whirled. "Pardon me." !" ." spooks aid a muffled voice, 'but . . "G-g-ghost!" Wicky cried, as he saw a figure npHE two men little shed behind in white towering over him. Boit saw the figure, the cheap rooming house' dressing too. He was speechless. Both boys started run- themselves in sheets. fast could. ning as as they O'Shawnessy stood real brain in noggin, . "You've got a your and growling the spook. his ground, yapping at Greasy." exclaimed the taller of the two As the dog moved forward, the spook retreated. "Aw. it's nothing, Sluglug." responded the Boit and Wicky both looked backward to other, modestly. "It's just that when you spend see how the dag was making out. And they a lot of time in the clink you've got nothing ran smack into the solid form of Patrolman to do but think." Glendale. - "Well, there's no danger of either of us "Whoa!" said the policeman. "What's your getting back into the clink on account of this hurry, lads?" night's work," asserted Greasy. "Us dressing "G-g-ghost!" gurgled Wicky. up like spooks makes a perfect disguise. No- "G-g-ghost!" gulped Boit. body can tel! who we are. They'll just think "Nonsense!" exclaimed Officer Glendale. we're a couple of those goofy fraternity boys- Quick, now, he "Call off your dog. before Why we could rob the mint and get away with takes a nip out of the spook, and I'll have to

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WHIZ down to you. If the coast is clear, you signal kicking foot. The ghost Red, with O'Shawnessy to me with that low dog growl that you do giving growling chase. snd so well." Upstairs, Mr. Sluglug heard the growl "Check!" said Greasy. "Let's go." misinterpreted it. "Ah!" he said to himself, The two men emerged from the shed into "there's Greasy's signal. The coast is clear." the darkness of an alley. He walked to the window and looked down. "Here you go, Greasy," he chuckled, and Two spooks named Wicky and Boit were tossed the pearls down to the ghost-like figure walking down tree-lined Elmwood Avenue. below. Wicky was astonished, but not too They were arguing in voices that were muffled astonished that he couldn't pick up the pearls. and ghostly, because they were speaking Wicky was still gazing dumbly at the pearls through the cloths of the sheets that covered when a ghost shinnied down the drain pipe, them completely except for eye-holes. A approached him, and cried, "Hey, you ain't shaggy dog trotted patiently after one of them. Greasy! Hand over that ice!" The pearls were "I still say," argued Boit, hotly, "that a snatched from Wicky's hand. fratoinity doesn't have dogs for a member. Sluglug started to run. He was stopped Of all the people that join a fratoinity, a dog abruptly by the firm hand of Officer Glendale. is the woiat." "Not so fast, there, lad!" said the policeman. "Not my dog!" declared Wicky. "And, he- "We'll want a bit of explaining about these sides, I bet plenty of fraternities have dogs." pearls." With his free hand he ripped the "Leave us go ask Officer Glendale," sug- sheet from the man's face. "Sluglug! You," gested Boit. "Leave us leave it up to him. I posing as a college fraternity boy when you " bat he says, 'No dogs?' !" never even graduated from Reform School "Go ahead! Ask him! He don't know, any- "There was another one," said Wicky, "but way! I'm going to ask that college spook right Jie got away!" across the street. That's who I'm going to ask !" "I think not," said the policeman, as he "Go ahead!" said Boit. "But I'm going to slipped handcuffs on Sluglug, "Look over ask the policeman. A policeman's supposed to there. The other one's up a tree." know everything," The'y looked. Greasy, with his sheet half- un- BfcOJT did an about face and went off in hanging from him, was perched in a tree, able get down because O'Shawnessy stood " search of the man in blue. Wicky headed to straight across the street to the ghostly figure by the trunk, growling at him. he had seen standing beside some shrubs ££]s^"OW that dog is a real hero, wouldn't under a second story window. you say so, Boit?" asked the officer. "Say, mister!" said Wicky. Boit, who had stood by almost unnoticed in "Huh? What?" said the other sheet-draped the excitement, agreed. figure, whirling "Well," continued Patrolman Glendale, "as ." "Mister, I want if . . to ask you I told you. Boit, I never heard of a fraternity

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