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The New York herald., 1921-06-06
FOUR MORE CLEARED
OF STACKER CHARGE
Andrew Mccarthy. j. n. Jarvis,
William Flynn and E. B.
Johnson All in Service.

The records of four men listed as
slackers by the Government have been
cleared an the charges of desertion
against them dropped, according to an
announcement made last night by Gen.
r. l.. Bullard. from Headquarters Sec
ond Corps Area at Governors Island.
Andrew Mccarthy. who was reported
as a deserter by local board for division
No 10. New York city, recently was
found to nave enlisted IN the United
States Army on July Is, 1917. served
during the war and was honorably dis
charged, the announcement stated.
There is norecord 1t was pointed out.
of the registrant having notified his local
board of his enlistment, and his failure
to do so is a contributing cause of the
failure of the War Department TO con-
meet the two records as those of one and
the same man until ii was brought 20
the attention Of the War Department"
Joseph Nicholas Jarvis, reported as a
draft evader by local board No. 179, WAS
declared 10 have served in the Canadian
Expeditionary forces from April 80,
1918, TO June %, 1919: being honorably
discharged thereafter. The error in
Jarivs's case was attributed TO nothing
ndNlnR Dtcl ltcOIutu ny llS pOhfu
to show that he had served in either the
American or allied forces
William Flynn ~eported by draft
board No. Is, was another cleared. II
was found that Flynn actually served in
the United States Army during the war,
enlisting June 4, 1918. and was honor
ably discharged in July, 1919. His
name was listed due to a discrepancy
between the addresses OF several men.
Edwin b. Johnson, reported by local
board III, was officially removed from
the Stacker list according to the an
nouncement. Johnson was found to
have seen service in the Rhode Island
National Guard organization and was
mustered into Federal service on August
3. 1917. The inclusion of his name. It was
said, was due to failure to notify his
local board of his enlistment.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
DYING, HE IDENTIFIES
PICTURE OF SLAYER

Domingo Garces. n spanish sailor was
shot down yesterday morning as he
entered 3i2 Water street to go to his
room by a man who lurked In the hall
way. Patrolman James Maher heard
the shot and found Garces wounded In
the stomach. but his assailant had fed
While being taken 20 Volunteer Hos
pital. Garces said the photograph OF the
man who shot him was in his room.
Maher went back for II. A few minutes
before he died Garces identified the
photograph as the picture OF his as
sailant
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
100 Mirrors
One Third to
One-Half Less

We bought 40, very ad-
vantageously land quite
unexpectedly. The prices
at which we can sell them,
clashed with the prices of
60 mirrors in our stock
same grades. So we re-
duced the 60 and put them
in with the 40 at the same
prices.
Pay $40 to $175 today.
For $15 to $500 mirrors.
Almost every sort of mirror
made is in the lot, including
beautiful English, French. Ital-
ian, Early American period mir
rors, some Of them reproduc-
tions of old models.
Eighth Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
SERVICE AT CONEY FOR
UNKNOWN SAILOR DEAD
FIoUer Laden Boat Is Cap
sized Off Coast.

Memorial services for the unknown
sailor dead were conducted at Coney
Island yesterday by a committee OF
the Sons OF Veterans. the services clos.
ing with the towing 60 sea OF flower
laden miniature ship. The little boat
was capsized two miles off the Coney
Island coast.
More than 2.0oO persons attended the
ceremonies. The principal address was
made by George W. Sullivan. COM
mander OF Washington Post. Veterans
OF Foreign Wars.
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MISS FLORENCE READ HoNoRED

The Rockefeller Foundation announced
yesterday that Miss Florence NJ. Read.
who Joined the staff last October. has
been elected assistant secretary OF the
International Health Board. She is the
third woman TO be appointed to an i'm
portant executive position with the
Foundation Miss Read is a graduate
Of Mount Holyoke College and for sew
eral years was secretary of Reed College,
Portland, Orc.
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=: : =: :: !: &M M!::|:&.;. 4; hz
Broadwa al
Street \ IN
nj
Busines Hours XY/zNXZEz/x<. nX1
A.
yvesnt
An Old Mladelphian
Tells the Story

of his stopping his, horse at a
Country auction where there
was, as usual, a crowd of idle
farmers collected to purchase
opportunities.
The sale not having begun,
they amused themselves with
complaints of the badness of
the times and appealed to a
venerable old man, who was
present, as to whether their
heavy taxes would not ruin
their country, and ought not
the government to remit
them?
1T is true" we repeat his
own words, that we are taxed
heavily on everything we wear
and work with and on much
that we eat and drink, but there
are heavier taxes than these
which government cannot take
off
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WILL SEND DELEGATION.

The Merchants Association. 1t was an
npunced yesterday. will send the follow
ing delegates 20 the first annual meet
ing Of the International Chamber of
Commerce. to be held in London during
the week beginning juno 81: T.. J.
Cornish w. w. Hawkins. Ivy l.. Lee.
. ua-,.- ~ f.owe. Alfred Il. Mnrl!ng. S.
=. -aead. Mercer p. Moseley. George ii.
Richards and e. c. stutz.
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Extraordinary
Purchase of
Horse Hair

The horse hair in this
purchase is the same grade
as the hair we use in our
: famous Wanamaker-made
mattresses. We got it be-
low market price because
of our great buying power.
The amount is limited to
$4,000 lbs. and the price
paid for it permits us to
offer today
Our S64 Mattresses for S48
Our $50 Mattresses for S43
Our S48 Mattresses for S36
Purchasers may select their
own ticking cover from our
regular assortment Of tickings.
We shall make these mat
tresses in our own factory, and
guarantee them to be clean,
comfortable and durable.
Smaller sizes will be made, if
desired, and the prices will. be
at savings proportionate to the
savings on the 54x76 in. size.
Sixth Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
4 Small Blue
and Rose Bedroom
IN B Ell M SON

BEN1AISON has arranged white checked tafeta ruled
very smart little room that has about the edges
as is dominant colors clear Th ~ . 1911 .n,,r
light greenbue and deep I+E a;.d b; ~ th
color IL IS small simple 'oo' room lovely pieces painted
that acheVes character through white and gold small painted
the careful choice Of its furniture D.; LJ;d +bl d ~
and Its oengniu oe'a Oh p old Empire stand and other
lures ana oiDeo'S INC wal" distinguished bits in the
and woodwork all the
light green-bue; the floor has me vans are huhs WIN
" II - - of . eft colored flower prints and orig
J. l. ill., ,+ r..o,.v nals framed in simple painted
L. - - .I.J moldinss and Italian coored
r.. - .L , tr hsurnes carry further the theme
at the window. The lightest OF the room
note in the room is the little This any part of it,
Drectoe maple coored bed may be duplicated for you
with its covering of rose and your country house.
Interior Decorations Fifth Gallery. New Building.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
24O, Just INHALED

The rugs only came out
of bonded warehouse a few
days ago - all Turkish
rugs. pure wool of course,
in a colorful range of de-
signs.
They were imported about
eight months ago. This week
the importers decided they
must turn them into cash. And
they went about the business of
doing this without any halfway
measures.
Third Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-06

DO YOU intend getting a new car? Now IL
the time 10 dispose Of your old one. Use
the Automobile Directory IN The Herald's
Want ad. section.--Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06

IN the market for good used carr Soc
Automobile Exchange on The Heraid's
vnt sd. psgr.--Aev.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06

1T is not big type ana
big talk in the news
papers-but the quail
ity, fashion and fair
price Of the goods In
the store which make
value and give lasting
satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
SPECIAL SALES
TODAY
Oriental Rugs
at Half their
Import Cost

The prices are only a
little more than the duty
paid on the rugs.
S24.5O for Turkish rugs aver
aging in size 3x5 IT.
S29.5O for Turkish rugs aver
aging in size 3hx6 #.
S35 for Turkish rugs averag-
ing in size Axe ft.
$40 for Turkish rugs averag-
ing in size 4x7 ft.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06

GOII STOCKINGS, III C1t
proper contrasting colors,
whether your knicker-
bockers be made of tweed,
homespun, or linen.
Burlington Arcade Floor,
New Building
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, 2s, married, care
full driver, 10 years experience, wishes pri-
vate position; best reference. Davis. 100 W.
roth.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
FOREMAN,
r4Vss - 49,. ~rra - vkV.w..1.

GrGGTNG AND MAPPING.
wanted-Thiroughly experienced man. capa-
bln ~ taking complete charge Of the giEging
and mapping department ~ high class dress
goods mill. located near Boston: must he
nan with aOlne Initiative, experienced on high
class yeourS and capable OF handling help for
fun production: fine future and good wages
% The right man: state full particulars OF
experience and references. married or single
ard salary expected applications VIII be con-
sldered confidential II requested. 747 Her
aid Herald 81.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
sAr.rs1yomES


We can offer you a lifelong position in an
established business where character and
ability are more important than experience
you satisfy us and we will satisfy you that
this opportunity is real one. Apply Room
T23. 1876 Bway.
STENO and typist having general office sN-
perience and speed. Address, stating age,
references .Pnd salary expected, steno, 2o5
Herald. HA'ald "a.
VENTILATORS on toupees and transformR-
tions. experienced, wanted, with reference.
Apply at once. so W. 45th,
WAITRESS wanted In private house; ref
erences required. Call before 1. ~ W. list.
WOMAN, resourceful. well educated. who
can develop quickly into executive with
tablished business house; salary 81 500 start
Mr.. Perrycear. 522 5th av., room 1928
WOMAN for laundry and Kitchen work: pri-
vate boarding house; sleep In. Call 269
West I'D ST.
YOUNG lady clever. TO increase are bust
ness by telephone and letters. Write n "a
Herald, Herald suuare
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

GEES for saie-o3 hives with extra hives
and supers; free from disease. III. b.
IYDECKER, Nyack, N. Y.
FUR. Russian Sable.-Long neckpiece, luxuri-
Gus: $4,000 wonderful bargain. Write to
owner. Mrs. MAXINoFF, so Rose st.. New
ark, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID for ladies'
slightly used street, evening. gowns, furs
wraps, diamonds, jewery, Sc. Mrs. s..
COHEN, go 9th nv. Phone Fitz Roy 4dT6.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18


CANvASsERS. take orders: good pay ca,y
proposition. Commonwealth Co.. III z.
i2sth.
CiIAMBERMATD-wAI AITREss, with good ref
erences. small family. Call between and
70. - West T2d
CHAMBERMAID wanted: references re-
quired. Call East s0th.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

FACTORY Manager--An established and
growing manufactures OF celluioid and
ivory novelties requires the services OF a fac
tory manager; one who has already shown
results only need apply; good salary and op-
portunity TO the right party. all correspon-
dence treated strictly confidential Apply q
$50 Herald Herald square.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
r,,,rrn1Arr1r

Three men. over So possessing character
determination and common sense viii find
congenial and profttable employment II quail
filed: experience unnecessary; give phone
number Write Box 526. g06 Fitzgerald Bldg
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER wanted at
once for large store which handles au-
tomobne accessories: must be a live wire,
possessing best references; investment re-
uuired due to responsibility of position. which
is on a salary and commission basis; do
rot answer unless you act at once. q
M Eerald. $50 Rwav
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
Instruction.

The New York School OF Secretaries.
Three months course, students on proha-
ton: individual Instruction., graduatss reg
istered. Aeolian Hall. Vi VI Wheat. director
LEARN TO BE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
profitable work; day and evening classes.
eend Tor free booklet and visitors pass.
West side " NJ. c. A.. sol w. 5Ith 81.
MEN earn s50-sl50 weekly through Prof.
Rohrer's Hairdress. Marcelling, Beauty CUT
ture School Pamphlet explains. llO w. 42d
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
CHAUFFEUR. EXP

CHAUFFEUR. EXPERIENCED.
reliable driver, who is honest. confidential
and absolutely dependable; suitable for bach
elor or lady; Al references. 1894 Herald,
Bronx
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

CREDITORS OF John Gouchlsftus, doing
business as Athens Restaurant at No. fOI
sth av., New York city, will please take
notice that the entire business has been sold
70 Theodore Curaiiotta.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, careful driver. 10
years experience, excellent references, neat.
courteous. willing. drive all cars. desires
217 7th av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
INFORMATION WANTED.

ADDRESS May G.. Kuebler, formerly 244
West 10Th at., n. Y. G. 9 220 Herald
Herald sq.
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New Jersex.

CHILDREN boarded all the year I'm real
such can be enjoyed. ROBERT DOUGLAS,
Ledgewood. N. J. Phone Sucsunna 44R.
PRIVATE home for incurables and elderly
people requiring nursing care. Miss Q.
BELL. Bernardsville. n. j. Phone 16S-M.
TWO Handsomely furnished second floor
rooms, with first class home table; min
utes from station. 5 Olyphant Park, Norris
town, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
STOCK statesmen.

group OF some Or the most prominent
business men In the country are Interested
I'll the expansion or an enterprise they or
Eanized five years ago. So unusual Is tins
proposition that leading bankers have given
Il their unqualified endorsement. Statesmen
are wanted TO place the securities Of this
company on a highly attractive commission
basis which should enable them 70 earn In
comes Of $4,000 and mp per month. Real
security statesmen will welcome this proposi-
tion because II VIII stand up and becauss
= appeals TO the shrcwdost and most careful
investors. II you are q high class man. teh
us all about yourself and II you qualify an
interview will be granted. Address
j Is Herald. Herald sq
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
PUBLIC NOTICES.

7, ARTHUR II. PFEFFER, viii not be re-
ponsibe for any debts Incurred by my wife,
Theodore Nj. Pfeffer.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

n Mr. Alfred u. Tegg, who left Llanelly
Wales, England. about 80 years ago, or hts
heirs, communicate with Mr.. James w.
nzanne, Ecrivain, Manor Place. Guernsey
Channel Islands, Great Britain thoy will
hear something to their advantage.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

OFFICE Boy wanted; experience preferred
but not essential; must be polite; willing
worker and make himself generally use
full state age, references and salary e2-
pected; only those giving fullest particularly
will be considered. e 5G0 Herald, $50
broadMay.
FAINTER; experienced man on reproducing
wood finishes. stripping and decorations on
metal beds near Bridgeport. Conn. Apply
20 East 10th 81. New York city.
RIGGER
Must be experienced IN handling safes and
heavy machinery; also stack work; out Of
Hudson av Brooklyn. n y
sALEsAlEN. INTRODUCE ATTRACTIVE
WINDOW ADVERTISING, ASSOCIATED
NEWS SERVICE, OF WORLD EVENTS IN
WANTS THIS; LiBERAL coNMIssIoN;
WEEKLY EARNINGS $50 TO $500. CALL
ELLIOTT SERVICE CO.. 80 WEST 18TH ~.
statesmen.
We can offer you q lifelong position II an
established business whore character ard
ability are more important than experiences
you satisfy us and we VIII satisfy you that
this opportunity IL real one. Apply Room
723. 1875 Bway.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted by New
York company Of standing 10 sell dividend
paying stock In Newark, Paterson and neigh
boring New Jersey territory, commission
basis; first class references required; ex-
celent opportunity for energetic. capable in
divIdual or firm. II Q 621 Herald. Fulton st.
statesmen. SECURITIES.
WE ARE ADDING THREE MEN TO
HANDLE QUALIFIED LEADS; COMMIS-
SION BASIS. GALL FRIDAY ONLY, $3.50
TO II 80. W. T. COCHRAN, 45 MAIDEN
LANE, NEW YORK.
statesmen WANTED
by large electrical contracting repair shop
for electrical wiring, motors and motor re-
pair; also to understand estimating for
wiring. furnish particulars as 70 experience
and ability. 1855 Herald. Brooklyn.
SALLSMFGN-SECURITY.
HIGH GRADE PROPOSITION; UNGSU-
ALLY ATTRACTIVE FEATURES; LEADS
FUKNfS8Ep LIBERAL. COMMISSION.
EXPERIENCE ESSENTIAL. ROOM 2, 10
WALL 81
sALESMEN-writo Tor list or lines and FUN
particulars: earn 81 500 10 $4,000 yearly.
big demand for men. inexperienced or eT-
perienced; city or travelling. National
Salesmen's Training Association. 6ls G.
Candler Building. New York.
statesmen: New England territory. Penn
sylvania, New York state; importing firm;
ride line; beads for art needework, notion
trimming departments. commission basis
y rs Herald. Herald 50.
SALESMAN. experienced, wanted 10 cover
New York State with good line of mems
trousers one only who Is acquainted with
that territory need apply. TO Herald,
Herald sq.
SAT.EsMEN--if sou earn SO 70 500
week investigate this ad; experience not
necessary: we have live wire proposition.
scribuer's, 597 5th az, third floor. Call be-
fore noon. Sec Mr.. Wacker.
SALESMAN. young man, neat appearance;
small salary and commission. POO Her
aid, Fulton s..
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic three positions in
twelve years; drive, overhaul any car,
seven years reference former employer:
moderate salary; anywhere. G 260 Herald,
Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
SITUATIONS WANTEJ-FEMALE

@~~~~-~~-~-@s~~--~~~~~~~~~e
Cooks, SC.
COOK and chambermaid, waitress, two
friends, wish positions together. best refer
eucess wages S15 and $40. G 25t Herald.
uerald "a.
COOK. Norwegian, professional cook and
Dutler, luncheons, teas, dinners. work to-
rether or separate. Schuyler 1851.
COOK, waitress and chambermaid, three,
first class, together or separately; best
fsrences. Call Fenneil, shg 10th av,
CoOK.--Mother cook. daughter chamber
nlsid-waitress; city, country. weider, 100
v. 10th st.
COOK. Hungarian, first class, wishes posi-
tion, private family; city, country; wages
500. 3ip u. s4th St, Hodonsky.
COOK.-Emergency service; white Ameri-
cans; man chef; wife. chambermaid-wait-
ress. Decatur 3fT3.
COOK, first class. country or city. Miss
New. 1854 ~. 18th st.
COOK excellent, assist with washing; CITY
or country. Mari, 3f4 w. 10th.
COOK, aundress. coiored woman wishes po-
sition city or country. Morungside p8si
GOOK half time, am good cook, coiored
Write Conway. 2sis 7th av
COOK. city references. 40 W. Goth. Man
ming.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen 49,

n you are not afraid Of work and WI
follow the system which We teach, you wl
earn at least 500 weekly. Our company
II years IN business. Local proposition Not
interested In any but men II the best tyg-~
Cali Holton Printing Company. $50 Madisoa
av.. room i0li.
sALBsAiEN 10 present high grada sscuriig
~ legitimate coast 10 coast public utiiitYi
iced not have experience security sales
man; a number OF permanent positions open
70 she right type or men; commission basis.
@all between 10 and . o'clock. Room 1Oi.
- East 4Oth 81. Wayside Telephone and
Auto Service Go.
SECOND MAN references required; call
mornings f. sOth st.
sTENOGRAPHER, typist: young man.
Christian. Call. with references, 42i West
f4th st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
MEN

IN you VIII not be satisfied with
small earnings, are a conscientious
worker and neat in appearance, call
AZ room i70s. 200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

COOK TO 10 PLAIN COOKING FOR 81 &
J. SIOANE'6 EMPLOYEES PRIVATE
CAFETEliIAt ONE MEAL PER DAY ONLY
HOURS. A. NJ. TO p. NJ. CALL EAST
9TH.
CoOk-l'lain, general houaeworker family
four adults; settled woman speaking French
preferred good wages, home right party.
Snyder. III Central Park West.
COOK-A Swedish second cook wanted ~
once: good wages. Apply Mrs Iorreta
Smith, s2s Lexington av.
COOK. competent steady or accommodating
references. Apply 10 70 IL, p East 73d e
COOK, competent. small family references
required. f2i r. fist 81.
COUPLE, all work small house and gard 70,
Cell, ~ 70 :, H., 1865, 100 Dway Phone
Rector $50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

CHAUFFEUR-AfECHA 4 years shop
and o years driving experiences on high
class cars; exceptional references as TO
ability. neatneAs. &C.. city or country. 9.
A. Beaver, 205 e. Gath ST., city. Phone
Rhinelander 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

YOUNG MEN. SEVERAL. BETWEEN
THE AGES or II AND 81, TO
LEARN THE BROKERAGE BUSI-
NESS: PEP, AGGRESSIVENES AND
PERSISTENCE ABSOLUTELY ES-
SENTIAL; DO NOT APPLY 1T YOU
ARE EASILY DISCOURAGED; SAL
AIRY AND COMMISSION TO THOSE
WHO QUALIFY. APPLY o:30 TO
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-MALE.


ATTORNEYS wanted. by title company.
examination OF titles 10 real estate; good
salaries paid; answer by letter; state age
qualifications. experience and salary desired.
T. 1888 Herald. Brooklyn.
ATTENDANTS, middle aged, experienced
with insane patients; wages $40 monthly.
Apply Riyercrest Sanitarium, Astoria, l.. I.
Astoria subway from Grand Central 10 Dit
mars Az.
BoOKKEEPER wanted by country club;
and preferably resident Of Westchestor
county. state experience and salary desired.
g 56s Herald, $50 BWay.
CIfAUFFf-Uf MECHANIC. Pierce and Ma
tional ears; clean, experienced single man
accustomed TO driving for ladies', willing 10
be useful about suburban estate: state fully
experiences and references salary SIS month";
room and meals. @ 2ss Herald. Herald 50.
COUPLE wanted 10 take active charge OF
small place In country; adults, | infant
in family; acres Of ground: every conven-
ience. Tel. John 1862.
C0UpLE-Cook and chambermaid and walt
ress, or general butler Japanese pre-
ferred). male on female: must be excellent
cook country an year. Gail after 10 A. M,
Roth 81 East 33d 81.
DETECTIVE operative with or without ex-
pericnce; write at once. giving full particu-
lars and experience IL any: wonderful
opportunity for those making good In our
NOTE-TH1S IS NOT A SCHOOL OR STOCK
PROPOSITION
01009 Herald Fulton st.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic Oight colored
American); ten years experience: drive.
overhaul any car; three years last position
best references; S25. C 263 Herald, Her
aid SO.