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The New York herald., 1921-12-31
sAI.EsAfEN.


Aggressive security salesman. quit chasing
ratnbows; schemes Join our successful sell
ing organization. We have salesncn who
are making big money; our factory IL estab-
ltshed. selling products that have exclusive
market; this Is no promotion; banking ref
erences; 5000 stockholders; plenty live
leads: capital being raised for ever ex-
panding business. i 2097 Herald Herald 81.
Statesmen investment securities. with or
without experience. commission basis only:
drawing account after you qualify by actual
sales; home corporation that VIII stand tha
strictest investigation. Ferroton Pharnacal
Company, " eth av.. Brooklyn
statesmen with established trade IN noV-
city and fancy leather goods lines. on COM
mission basis, by reliable manufacturers and
importers, for city, Eastern and Southern
territories To obtain interview give full
particulars. . 1852 Herald. 18TH St
Statesmen calling auto accessory trade,
local and out Of town territory open; COM
mission. Palmer Brass Copper Co, 13G
Lawrence ST., Brooklyn.
X-RAY. general technician. Thoroughly sx-
perienced male. Apply mornings. Physi-
clans Diagnostic Laboratory, 32 w. 4sth e..
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MAN At ONCE.

A large corporation has an opening
for a man from 30 20 40 who n
honest. clean cut. ambitious, who Is
carefully looking about 10 better his
position permanently. with a desire TO
be connected with an old established
substantial. high class business and
earn sT5 week and upward. This
position carries with Il unlimited pos
sihilities for future advancement. III
you have made good In your present
or last position and feel you measure
up 70 our qualifications call Room
sol. 100 Pearl 81.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.
Typewriters. .

REMINGTON, model 10. excellent condition.
s35. QUEENS, 430 jackson av.. Long ISL
and City.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

wAN-TTD-To know the whereabouts of
Louis Beck. ELSIE BECK. 5s1 East 159th
Ct. Bronx.
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New Jersey.

SUITABLE for large enterprise. garage, fac
tory. ware or supply house, facing boule.
yard. Park av. and 18th ST.. West New York.
n. j. property 15ox105 r.. present Buildings
Hudson: near 42d ST. ferry and new bridge.
Apply premises.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

HOUsEMAN. private house. care ~ fur
mace, understand waiting must come well
recommended Call 342 West doth.
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Borough of Bronx.

GRAND CoNCoURsE. 1920 Gs7th st.).--
Jerome subway. ground floor apart
ment, suitable for dentist. Inquire Supt. or
POO cambridge av. Fordham Sfs3.
GRAND CONCOURSE BOULEVARD. 1855
2O90
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Borough of Queens

RICHMOND HILL % room unfurnished
apartment, rent $50: all improvements;
10102 111th ST., corner Roanoke av., Rich
mond Hill, Greenwood av. station. s. STONE,
$50 Jay ST. Phone Triangle AL.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

EAST 18th ST.. 2019-Upper part two fam
lily detached house. rooms; electric, par
quet: improvements. Coney Island 1865.
HIGHLAND PARK sECTIoN-6 light rooms,
bath. heated; $50 monthly. Applegate
35J3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. cashier. executive, age 49,
American, desires to make n change .
broad. general experience: minimum salary
5000. Address Progressive. $50 Sth av.,
Manhattan.
BOY. colored willing. obIiging. experience
Nutter. 2lii ath av Harlem 1881.
BUTLER--Lady wishes 20 place her Japa-
nese butler: will give highest personal
reference. 30l West 16th. Schuyler p4iO.
BUTLER, SwiEs. wishes position: first class
reference: travel. Charles, 10 y. SD.
BUTLER. valet. French. wishes position .
good references f43 w. 123d. Pierre
CHAUFFEUR. Chinese. experienced me-
chanic. careful driver. desires private po-
sition, neat, trustworthy. references. Chan.
3ls West 1isth. Mornlngside $3.50.
CHAUFFEUR Colored. wishes position,
city. country; references. 101 w. 140th
Audubon 2i90
CHAUFFEUR. colored. shop experience, ac-
qualified Manhattan. Brooklyn. Esteli, Au-
dubon 206O. apt. 81.
CHAUFFEUR Wishes position. private fam
ily. years last place best private refer
ences. Wslah. III y. G4th. apt 30.
CHAUFFEUR. 81. married. 10 years expe-
rience. references. Paroubek. Little Ferry.
CHAUFFEUR, young man, american. wishes
position. ID 1000 Herald, Brooklyn.
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Borough of oueens--saIe or Rent,
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED,
'orcugh of Brooklyn.
CLERMONT AVE. near LAFAYETTE

Opposite Masonic Temple, brownstone
house. IL rooms and bath; newly decorated.
electric lights Immediate occupancy; $3.50
per month. For appointment write OWNER,
Box a. Pratt station, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE client with $4,000 to buy 10. Is or
20 family house between 42d. Goth sts.,
East Side. COMERFORD. II w. 42d.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
Above 18th st. 10 59th Sc. Unciusive),
East River TO North River.

DOCTORS office. AZ W. 54th ST.: 81 200; 5
room suite II desired.
54ST ST., AZ W.-One room. bath: $3.50; 2
rooms, 5000: rooms, 1900. rooms.
81, 800; breakfast. service.
57TH ST, log W.-Two rooms and bath :;
rent $75.
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S a L z s N Ar

Women's SILK underwear house ce-
sires man for the South and one for
Illinois, Wisconsin. North Dakota and
Minnesota; only those with following
in better stores need apply. George
". Hansen. SEA and Chestnut sts..
Philadelphia, Pa.
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CIfAUFFEUR- MECHANIC. thoroughly ex-
perienced all cars, foreign, domestic. with
zen years driving and expert mechanic; best
Of references. George Nuding. 20 West 3oth.
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BoARDERS WANTED.


RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 549-Cosey rooms. batn'
phoEe, excellent meals; two $50. PEHhI.
1aTH 900 W-Sincle and double rooms with
board steam heat; telephone
list, 35 W.-High class double room poard
optional: owner. Columbus 243g
NTH 20 WEsT-MIsS EDWARDS.
formerly G2 W. 18th; sunny rn,.; brd. rel reI.
10TH los W-Desirable furnished room,
first floor front. with excellent table.
9TH, 1f6 w.-Large baeK parlor TOT t"o'
excellent table. Riverside 1888.
1Oon, 305 w.-Unusually large front room,
private BATH owners private residence:
10sD. 116 w-Large room: water siectricity'
home oking: two. s22. FREAR.
Borough of Brooklyn.
coSEY warm room, private family; con-
veniences breakfast optional Phone
South 339TJ.
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CHAUFFEUR. thoroughly experienced. driv-
ing years. shop experience years VIII
keep your ear out OF shop and In best me-
chanical condition; private family only.
Dan. 10 West SSth ST., or phone Riverside
gII7.
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Westcl,ester.

LARGE store for rent IN Lafayette Hotel
mirrors on all walls good chance for
drusgist or any good business. Apply
New Rochelle. Tel. New Rochelle T06.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GABL,ONZ ARTICLES.
p,tving agent offers his services to AMER
ICAN HOUSE FOR BUYING GABLONl
ARTICLES at low prices. BY my mailed
knowledge and experience great turnover
can be secured. Write NJ. q. GABLONZ
1890. care PIRAS a. c., REICHENBERG,
BOHEMIA. -
PARTNER Wanted (silent or active), who
can finance business UP to $2o,OOO, All OF
which is not required In the first Instance
and may not be drawn on; business should
bring unusual returns absolutely sound
p o. Box 4t4 Toronto. ont.
WISH 70 invest cash and services In small
cstabllahed business. expect salary and
share OK profits. 22G3 Herald. Herald so
GARAGE, repair shop. for sale; downtown
brooklyn: long lease, low rent act quick.
TAAFF'Is. 3i0 Windsor place. brooklyn.
INFANTS and chlldrcn'a wear store for
sale with lease: best business section East
side - Avenue v.
DESIRABLE store. great future: rent siS5.
1899 broadway, near i62d ~.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, LII
Gardens APARTMENT BY Station.
Small suites, enormous rooms. housekeep-
ing. Apply premises or Guyon l.. G. Earle,
Agent. 35S 9th av.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic American. white,
3s private Z years: references; Cadillac
Packard, Pierce. Charles Korinek, 524 T..
T2d 81.
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WANTED GARAGE.

Responsible corporation desires to lease for
long terms CT years 30. 900 to $4,000 so. IT.:
must be located on west side south of 23d st.:
possession at once or would wait until build
Ing could be built. d 1856 Herald Brooklyn.
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CHAUFFEURS-We supply expert chauf-
feurs with guaranteed. private references.
Professional Chauffeur9 Club of Afne.ssa.
10 West 60fh ST. Phone Columbus Si22.
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COAcHMAN. handy man desires position
references. 526 ". 9Th ST., Plainfield.
". j.
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FOR RENT IN RYE
Attractive furnished house. bedrooms,
baths. good neighborhood; rent. $125
month, till June | OF Oct. I.
CIIAS. S. FAULKNER.
Office facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 123 Rye N Y.
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OSSINING-Beautifu estate house, rooms
garage, 2 cars; outbuildings; 80 acres; les!
than miles station; $27 900. EDWARD K
MASSEE, 30 E. 42d ST.. New York city.
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LIGHT, airy loft. approximately 5.337 "a
IT,, elevator. electric light, suitable foi
storage purposes. central location. Ma
tlnnal Casket Co., 90 Ashland pi., Bkyn
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Washington Heights. Above 1e5th ST.
West Of 9Th Av.

1857 ST., 73 w. (near New York Univer-
sity)-Eight rooms; all improvements; tive
family house; private entrance; Christian
Tel Fordham 1924.
1SgTH ST., 562 W.-Four rooms and bath
SO: I'd floor, open, all modern improve
ments; possession January 10
1SSTH, near St. Nicholas av.-Duplex
rooms. PIERCE, phone fremont 397.
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COOK, butler. housework experience; COLI
.ored, private, bachelor. p 2092 Herald.
Herald So.
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Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
vestchester--Sale or Rent.

COLONIAL home. eight rooms; exclusive
residential section; bargain. SULLIVAN,
New Rochelle
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Male domestic.

! BUTLER, useful competent. well recon-.
mended for Montclair, Wettlers Agency.
| 20 W. ADD st.
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CHINESE-vaict, butler, desires position
has references. ID. Meng, Phone Harlem
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CHAUFFEUR. Swede; first class mechanic I;
careful driver: private; references from
well known people. Berg, Il Palisade ay.
YonlSers.
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HIGHEST prices paid for golf OUTFITS.
cameras, fishing tackle. binoculars. Ms.
nautical Instruments. TRIGGER. TsT o. ~
56o3 Bryant. 7'
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Wesfchester.

THE PEPPERDAY.
Main and Echo av., New Rochelle; superior
family hotel: open year round; steam neat ;
81 minutes Grand Central. Phone New ho-
la.
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STATE ST. i0o-Beautifuliy furnished apart
mem for rent; all improvements. Nevia
"t4t.. HyAMS.
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COOK. chauffeur. useful. wish position ref
erences. Saavedra. care of Castaneda,
30 W. 135th 81.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 59ih Sc. Qnclusive).
East River to North River.
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Washington

STORES and lofts In 42d ct. district.
BOWMAN. IFS w. 42d.
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SUBLET office, $40 square feet. West ST.,
corner Cedar; reduction In rent to May l..
Tel. Barclay 1854. or call. GAVIN ROWE.
Woolworth Bldg.
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THE ELMwooD HOTEL, East Orange.
n j., 35 minutes from y. Y, D.. L. W.
r r.. offers reduced rates from January !.
room and bath with meals. one person, vi
two persops, S35 =uites of two rooms and
bath for three persons. S55 up; telephones
and baths In all OF 100 rooms; tirst CLASS
table Phone Orange 1861.
ppryATE nome for feeble men needing care.
Miss G. BELL, Bernardsville, N. j.
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s0lrlT. i95 west.-A
bath, steam heat I
6pe5.
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COOk-Young Filipino wishes position cook
houseworker. small family: experienced
references. l. 2lG2 Herald. Herald so.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
+. C. III. vOGLER,
Amsterdam av. and SD st.

AsHFoRTH & CO.. sol 9TH av. Tel. Murray
Hill 0142
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

DESIRABLE store; great future; rent SIS
3SS9 Broadway. near 1921 81.
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MANIcuRrNG AND nArRDREssrNG.
SPORTING GOODS.

MANICURINCi. hslrdressing. 1ST Rlverslda
Drive. River oOiO. Miss MARGUERITE. 4
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APARTMENTS-FJRNIsHED.

HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO RENT. SEASON OR LONGER. SLAW-
son & HOBBS. 1872 WEST 72D ST.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to East River.
SEVEN ROOMS. s1c5 TO $50.
Above ssth st.-sth Av. TO North River.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 424 (cor. 102d)--
room elevator apartment, redecorated
immediate occupancy; 1880. Phone Lenox
97O1
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New Jersey.

THE GERALD EASE sANAToRIUM
-, North B'way. White Plains. Phone 1871
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18TH ST., 3ia west-Furnished . rooms and
bath; beautifully furnished: Japanese
servants; all kinds of service; meals served
63O0
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

S4TH ST, s. West.-Second floor back.
private bath, kitchenette, well heated
G.nlnt .lDI
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JAPANESE. experienced. desires position 4
family as useful butler or general house
worker: references. Masa, 102 w. 123d st
Tel. Morningside S193.
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COUPLE, Swedish. entire charge priva
house, apartment, wife cook; man butte
valet. $. L.. box 1872, 1893 80 av.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
ACCOUNTANTS.
DOGS, CATS AND BIR

ArrDIrS, cost systerns. income tar Etate-
rents. HAzAPIS. lac Nassau 81. Beck.
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JAPANESE laundryinan wants position Il
family; Japanese hand laundry. T. X.
173 Woodwork av., Yonkers.
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JEwELRy AND DIAMOND:

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS. ANTIQUE
FuRs, sPoRTING GOODS. &C.
TRIGGER. 7S5 9TH Av. 5s5s BRYANT.
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New Jcrsey-Sale or Rent.

FREE list of houses FOR sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. NJ
SUFF'ERN-34 acres. house 0 rooms. garage.
furniture. farming Implements; IS minutes
N "; S33, 900: easy terms. Address HENRY
s. MOTT. Dey ST.. room 500. n. Y. city.
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COUPLE, colored, wishes place as janltol
can do repairs, good and reliable. Phor
Morningside 5625. II. Stern.
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HoUsEwoRKER. general: girl. white: good
wages and home. 3 In family. 202 Langdon
av., Mount Vernon, n. Y. Hillcrest 5665R:
car fare paid.
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CRAFTSMAN, mechanical. 10 years eSper
euce, married, Christian; neat and rapi'
4. Komp. 1925 131st ST.. Richmond Hlll.
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s6TH. 100 W.-seVen rooms. three baths
luxuriously furnished. all outside rooms
Phone Schuyler 3461.
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40 EAST GID ST.
Furnished or unfurnished room. bats
apartment; season or year. EScHWEGE.
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HOTEL clerk desires position. experienced
best reference. Phone 60I9 Prospect.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

95TH. West (2532 Broadway Attractive .
rooms. bath and maid service; electric
grill. River nRN3
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE Ql7th)-Two months
only, possibly longer. two rooms. small
kitchen. bath; perfectly furnished; piano
Sll5 monthly. Telephone for appointment
GROSS rtrrIa
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JAPANESE, experienced. valet, housekeeper
good cook wishes position, bachelor apart
ment or small family; reference. George
16 East 9th.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-28
Hair Cut and
Shave for Herman
Herman Morrone is Given a Compui-
sorry Haircut and Shave by
Sheriff Rauen.

Herman Morrone this morning had a
head as slick as a pealed onion and a
face with a skin like the muchly adver-
tised ,"the skin you love to touch"
Il did it," Sheriff Rauen said simply.
I'VE have mattresses enough around
the county Jail and we don't have to
count ON the prisoners furnishing US
with the hair for Them" he said. "Mor-
rome needed a shave and haircut and in
compliance with the recent orders is
sued, Morone's hair was cut"
A close inspection revealed that the
hair had been cut. A cursory inspec-
ton would have led one to believe that
the man was bald-headed.
Morrone was rather downhearted.
81 wanted to wear my hair long and l
didn't want to shave because of my
brothers DEATH" he said. Morrone
spent most of the morning in mourning
over the loss of his hair. He would
rub his head in an absent-minded man
ner and then suddenly awake to the
realization that his hair was gone. He
admitted that his head was cooler but
declared that the flies bother him con-
siderably.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-28
For the Tired
Business Man
(By Associated Press

London.-People who are still living
in the manner of the Stone Age are
found on Rennell Island in the Solo
mon Group, Melanesia, according to
DIR. Northcote Deck, missionary. DR..
Deck says there are only about 500 in
habitants and because of their isola-
ton, through lack of ships anchorage,
even their dialect has never been stud
led. The natives only had implements
and weapons of stone and wood when
DR.. Deck first visited the island. They
showed great eagerneSs to barter home
made articles for anything made of
iron. "The men are great fighters and
wrestlers. Their throwing spears have
points made of human leg and arm
bones, and tipped with bone splinter
designed to break off in the wound
says DR.. Deck. "They seemed to feel
keenly the monotony of their isolation
and showed settled melancholy, both
in their faces and the cadence of their
voices. Their only sort of music, to
which they dance, consists in the tune
less beating of a log" The teeth of
flying foxes which swarm in the caves
on the island seem to be the only form
Of currency known there
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Bystander Gets
Worst in Fight
Two Broken Teeth and Black Eye Is
the Price of Admission to Street
Fight-Wagon Takes Three.

It surely doesn't pay to stand and
watch street fight. For confirmation
of that, consult Promo Tanamri, who
this morning appeared in the municipal
court with two broken teeth, black
eye and a surly disposition. Promo
was the innocent bystander that always
gets it in the neck" but it happened
to be the mouth and eye this time.
Albert Sank and NJ. Gastami were
having q grudge fight. Promo hap
pened along at the corner of Market
street and Rowland avenue, where the
fight was going along, with three loaves
of bread in his arm. Gastami missed
swing at Sank and planted his fist
in Premo's mouth. Two teeth were
loosened. Again Gastami swung wild
and Premo stopped the hook with his
left eye The eye closed and took on
a purplish hue. The wagon was called
and the three taken down. Promo was
released, Sank got fine of two dollars
and Gastami got loosened from five
spot. mo more fighting" said the
judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-28
MAY EXONERATE
ROCK AND CYZAK
Local Officers Charged
with Drunkenness May
Be Cleared.
LOGAN INVESTIGATES

A sweeping investigation Of the al
legged misconduct Of two of KenoshA's
police officers at Winthrop Harder last
Thursday night has led Chief of Police
Thad Logan to believe that there is a
doubt that the men are guilty of the
misconduct attributed to them by E. E.
Palzen of Winthrop Harbor, who com
planned to chief of police that Detec-
tive Charles Rock and Assistant Chief
of Police Cyzak, while in drunken
condition, had used abusive language
and conducted themselves in a manner
unbccoming an officer of the law.
Examine Many Witnesses.
The chief of police with Secretary
Prjddis of the police and fire commits
sion were in Winthrop Harbor Friday,
searching out the details of the story.
Almost a dozen witnesses were eafled
and examined and emily two of the wit
nesses would declare that the two off,
GERS were intoxicated. Six or eight of
the persons questioned stated that they
were not in o position to say that the
men were intoxicated while three or
four Of them admitted that the officers
were not intoxicated.
Ask PaIzcn to File Charges.
In talk with E. E. Palzon, who com
planned to the local department, the
chief of police stated that all that Pa
zen needed to do was to file the formal
charges with the commission and The
usual procedure in such cases would
be taken. Mr.. Palzen stated that he
did not like to see any officer lose his
position and that he would prefer not
to press the charges. This did not suit
the chief Of police, however, and he
gave Mr.. Palzen his choice of either
pressing the charges against Rock and
Cyzak or making a public statement
through the newspapers, generating
the officers Of any misconduct. This
last, Mr.. Palzen was unwilling to do;
he stated that he would go ahead with
the original plan and would soon Ale
the formal charges with the Kenosha
police and fire commission.
Department to Be Clean.
81 want the Kenosha police depart
ment to be clean and it's going to be-,
Chief of Police Logan declared this
morning. eff an investigation shows
that these men were guilty of miscon-
duet there is only one thing to be done
and I promise that that thing will be
done. If these men are not guilty, they
have been done great injustice and
| the least that the Winthrop Harbor
authorities can do. is to make public
statement generating the Kenosha Off
GERS. l am now waiting further action
by Mr.. Palzen," he said.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-28
Shortened Detours
Delight Motorists
Tourists on Northern Trails Find
Travel Easier as Construction
Work is Completed.

/(By Associated Press Leased Wire)
fMilwaukee-Constr work at
Cedarburg is now open and there has
been a general shortening up of de-
tours all along the line, the tourist
department of the Milwaukee Journal
reports in its weekly highway review
Highway Is is still bad between Mil
waukee and Fond du Lac and inadvis-
able for through traffic
The concrete road between Milwau-
kee and Waukesha which goes out
Greenfield avenue, is open for traffic.
The road is open as far as Pewau-
kee on 10.
Nineteen with the detours is still
being used for through traffic to Madi-
son although ALP is in fairly good
condition, there being but one detour
on - just west of Cambridge.
Highway II up to Sturgeon Bay has
four detours.
Highway 81 has detours between
Milwaukee and Green Bay. 1t is also
under construction south of the city.
There is a detour on 81 between
Green Bay and Algoma, also one on
IS out Of Appleton to Waupaca.
Detours on 10 out of Wisconsin Rap
ids, also up through Marshfield and Alb
bottsford
Highway 29 is under construction
between Rio and Portage, as is 20
west of Racine.
Detour on 20 through Corliss, Union
Grove, Kansasville, Dover to Burling-
ton
Detour on so west of Bristol
Highway 10 has detour between
Wausau and Merrill and 81 between
Beaver Dam and Waupun is under con-
struction, also 118 between Juneau and
Beaver Dam.
Highway 81 between Milwaukee and
and between Mukwonago
and east is under construction.