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Evening journal., 1921-04-11
DR.. ROSSMAN DIES
NPHILA. HOSPITAL

Funeral services Of DR.. David
Rossman, aged 80 years, Of $3.50
Market street, who died in the Sa-
maritan Hospital, Philadelphia, last
night, from a heart attack with which
he had been suffering for some time,
will be held from 1854 Pine street.
Philadelphia, at 1 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
His wife and a daughter about
one and a half year old were at DR..
Rossman's bedside. Mrs. Rossman
is a daughter Of the late Morris
Levy. local shoe merchant. He is
also survived by two brothers,
Maurice and Samuel Rossman Of
PHILADELPHIA
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
RAIL ACCIDENTS KILL 2O44.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April IL
Railroad accidents resulted in the
leath of 2O44 persons for the quar-
er ending September 80, 1920, and
injury Of 17.947 others, as against
.763 killed and 14.73S injured for
he same quarter in 1919, and 2429
Oiled and 16,446 injured for the
hird quarter Of 1913. according to a
eport issued today by the Inter-
tate Commerce Commission.
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
MAY SHED NAVAL GARR.

BOSTON. April 11s-Naval off,
dals again may wear <the civilian
aothing tha thas been in moth balls
fnce the declaration of war was fol-
owed by orders TO wear uniforms at
n times. Orders were received at the
savy Yard from Washington giving
hem permission to wear civilian
ar1asnts when not on duU-
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
WOMAN
BREADS
AWAKENING

Are you one Of the countless women
who almost fear to open their eyes In
that is almost sure 20 follow7 II you are.
here IL a friend who will relieve you OF
your burden.
Lueberts Ak-No-Mor Capsules will
bring you sure and almost instant relief.
II doesn't matter what kind OF a head
ache IL is-mild, severe. acute. chronic.
sick, nervous or n0uraigic-it has to
stop. Luebert'H Ak-No-Mor stops neu-
ralgia OF head. face neck or back. rheu-
matte twingea or even bad toothache. II
relieves all kinds OF pains and aches.
Guaranteed not 20 contain narcotics or
ensiaving drugs. Ask your druggist for
Lueberts Ak-No-Mor Capsules and insist
on the genuine Luebert's. AZ all drug
giEts-soc and 6oc per box
"A. c. Luebert. P. D.. Christiana. Pa. }
The Washington times., 1921-09-01
BISCHOFF REALTY co.

ss2bO-Near Lincoln Park; elk rooms
and bath. a m T., colonial style; fine con-
dition; $1,000 cash.
ca pi,ol, .ix rooms, reception hall bath
vacant: oak floors and trimmings through
out; IL tons OF coal In cellar; large YARD
to paved alley. $4,000 cash.
s. Observation-Disclosures; semi -detschsd; o
rooms and bath. room for garage: In sood
condition.
the N. E. section that can be bought from
$4,000 to $4,000. These houses are prser
ticsliy new and In good condition. we
also have n number Of houses in Prook-
land ranging from $3.50 to $1,000.
We have q number of houses that We
can sell IS low as ssoo cash.
BISCHOFF REALTY Co,
HOME MERCHANTS"
lO3 9Th at. N. z. Line. clio,
The Washington times., 1921-09-01

HELP wANTED-MALE q FEMALE
COOKS, maids, laundrsssss. could place
over hundred: I want couples. houssmen,
janitors. See REV. FULLER, 1891 1sth ct. :
GOVERNMENT cIsrks, part time work
handle income producing project; good
pay. $50 Colorado bldg. for particulars
The Washington times., 1921-09-01

CLAIRvOYANT AND PIANIST.
7oi 9Th St. n. w. (cor. sth and G..
0uaran tesd to read your entire ife-past
present and future; gives true advice on
business 1--we, health. and family affairs
Thts ad md soc entities you to 50 reading
The Washington times., 1921-09-01

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
AUTO OWNERS-Save repair bills: day
and evening classes; write for folder and
free pass. Y. N. C. A., 172s @ ct. N. W
Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1921-09-01

LHDY's- TAiLoR-At one, ..A.I s
..f72o Conn. ave. NV
tREssER-At once. Apply si07 Georgia
Ssss- n, w.
The Washington times., 1921-09-01
PROF.. BELMONT

Noted Ciairvoyant and Palmist, can read
your Hfe by the lines in your palm. which
are the record OF your life. Being q grad
uat. of two colleges of palmistry and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
to lift the veil OF mystery and reveal to
YOU Important matters of your future life.
Gives advice on everything pertaining to
life; tells the secret of having personal in
fIuence with your associates. Prof Bel
mont 10 q Psychologist of World Renown.
Readings 81. I2ls New York ave. N W.,
next door to Masonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1921-09-01
RIZpAII ELDON

Spiritual medium and clsirvoyant o,
wide reputation. Tells about your per
sonal and business affairs as never told
before Readings daily. over Pocahoptas
candy Shop. Main 7s2s. 1918 i<th St NV.
The Washington times., 1921-09-01

ADWEAR To YOUR SHOES

Adv EAh III 1OUR SHOES
Real leather made better. Ask your shoe.
maknr he will tell you they last too long
We guarantee Adwesr soles to outiast 4
leather soles or money back Superior
facilities for shoe repair and shines. All
American.
ADwEAR soLEs COMPANY.
1919 New York ave. ~. ssl
1ffs Pa ave- rr. ana
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
LAST CALL
 FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE

We are determined that the last week of this sale shall be the best week and to make it so we are offer ing the greatest bargains of the entire month; you are sure to find just the thing you have so long needed. Real, old-time pre-war bargains are what we are offering you in this sale and we know you will appreciate them. All ge ask of you is just for yJu to come and look them over and if you are not satis7 fled that we are selling you the best of furniture and ranges at the lowest prices possible, we don't want you to buy; but we feel sure that upon insptc- tion you will agree with us that this is a real sale of genuine bargains; below we are quoting you prices on just a few of the many bargains you will find here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

FOR ESTABLISHED RE donb Godd E9MEEGTSoTFkT F9iSEEcIN TRaDr VIII EITE PLENTY RooM TO ADD DRUGS AND CIGARS; $500 CASH. BALANCE TERMS. ADDRESS N-7a. CARE GE-HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
EMPLOYMENT

LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB WANT AN FIX PERIENCED STENOG- RATHER, PREFERABLY ONE WHO HAS HAD SOME EXPERIENCE IN
 BOOKKEEPING. PER MANENT POSITION, WITH GOOD SALARY. APPLY SUPERINTEN- DENT FROM g TO 10 A. M.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
FINANCIAL.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES B7 pool has 10000, COG cubic foot gasser and three gushers; the Eldorado gusher oil field of Southern Arkansas has again opened the way for thousands to make fortunes from small investments. the Dorado oil Syndicate has over 2.1oo acres checkerboarded around active de velopment and in the Eldorado field; con tract already let for drilling first well now selling. not stock, but actual unit interests in entire holdings you get your share of profits; way to cheat you on syndicate plan: the man who can think and act quick will get the big profits in this field. The man who can't think and act quick will get the big profits in this field; the man with character of de- csion and good Judgment gets the big dividend cheeks: write for full particu- lars or attach your check to ad for as many units as you can take at the price of s25 each under the guarantee that If you are not satisfied after receiving maps and literature, will refund your money if requested in 10 days. Dorado oil Syndi- cate is divided into 5000 units; will ad- vance price of units to $50 in next few days; wire your order, let check follow. Fred II. Reese & Co.,, Fiscal Agents, 210 Flatiron Bldg, Fort Worth. Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS

cHfFFEROBE-One auarter-sawed. golden oak chifferobe, with mirror in hat box, very slightly used, but if is impossible to tell it: a. regular ss5 value for only s49.45.
 CHIFFEROBE = One mahogany chifferobe, very slightly used, but not abused in the least and cannot be told from brand new one S75 value for only $44.95; this is beauty and is large and roomy. HAT RAcK-One golden oak hat rack, with large. beautiful mirror, slightly used, but good as new. regular pickup at $17.95.
 HAT RACK--Two heavy massive quarter sawed golden oak hat racks, with large mirrors; these would never know it; s9o values for only $44.96 each; if you want some thing good get these.
 BRASS BED-one second hand brass bed in excellent condition. this is a beautiful bed. and is just as good as new; an $8S.b0 value for only $39.95.
 BRASS BED--ODe slightly used brass bed, absolutely good as new, for only s44.95. See this. for 1t is real bargain.
 IRON BEDs-six iron beds, with small posts, yet very strong and serviceable. $4.95,
 IRON BEDs-six iron beds. very special for only S6.95 each.
 IRON BEDS-Three iron beds with 2-inch continuous posts. only $lo.45 each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
YOUNG MAN

sand holders good pay. Buick mechanic, references required. Auto painters. Sheet metal worker. Auto salesmen. Outside salesladies. s15 week and com
 mission. Speciality salesmen. Widower's housekeeper (good proposition). Middle aged hotel housekeeper. Furniture finisher. Cashier. Bread and pie bakers. Dining room and kitchen matron. Licensed undertaken. Music teacher. f Maids, s week; nurses Others.
 Producers Agency 2l1T I-2 2d Ave N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

FOR SALE 30"xI2' heavy duty lathe. 1 1s"xl2' heavy duty lathe l xe''xls' heavy duty lathe. l Reed lathe 14"x1Y. 90" Queen City shALer. I" EalcotS shaper. s A. Woods pianer and hatcher. No. 37; nev No $ Wheeiand sawmll. s" centrifugal pump with engine. 12"xf1" H. S. c. Automatic engine. 1 1S"xI6" self-contained engine. ll"xl9" baiahced valve side-craDk engine. iO"xiS'' seifacontAined side-crAnk engine. 1 S"xlx" center crank engine. ! 5nxlZ" Bide-crAnk engine. i1A"x10" center-crank engine. 1'sxs" vsaicAl automatic engine. l 1f"xl4"x1f class A cOtnprebsof. l6"xlO" fseit-driven air compressor. EO-h. D. horizontal tubular boiler. lx"xlSs' double trum mine h0istR l S"xl1" double drum mine hoist. 33"x3s" first motion single drum mins 1 iss.sx" Dupisx brass fitted pistoa i S"x4"xss Duplex pump.
 Rife ram, drive pipe. g" discharge. ctosed typ4 heater.
 phase. lio-7so-voit. motorn Used IS and so-h. D.. s-phass. so-cycle. a2o- 1o-h. D. direct current motor.
 CHAs. J. 0EcHEGAN
 MACHINERY co.
 10 s. soth St.. Birmingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

TWO men to learn demonstration and sal es work with d nationally advertised cor poration; $i50 first month during train ing period rapid advancement thereafter. In replying please give present employ inent age, married single: street ad- dress and phone number for in ar ranging personal interview. U-s0, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

sALESMAN--Experien enced hosiery man call ing on~ wholesale and retail merchants with mems hosiery or ladies' cotton hosiery to carry exclusive line of ladies silk hosA iery; territory, experience and reference in first letter. 3oS sth ave. Room 503, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
GAS AND. COAL RANGES

We are featuring during this sale our celebrated Universal coal and combination coal and gas ranges, also our famous Penins,1Iar gas ranges we have a very low price on every range In our store and we feel { absolutely certain that we can save you quite bit on your next range that you may feel absolutely safe in buying now, we will guarantee the present price on any range in our store for one year. Come and see these beautiful lines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

real live speciality sales nlen;s prefer mon experienced in selling office appliances. This is strictly com mission proposition that pays off when each sale is made. See Mr. Floyd Mon day. between 1z and at t327 Jeff. Co. Bank Blde
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

STENO-BOOKKEEPER wanted; experi- enced man who is capable of handling set ! of double entry books and doing some stenogyaphic work; for party who caa meet requirements this position will pay a good salary. For further information cali at 403 Empire Bidg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

to learn cotton business grading and stapling, either in sam pie rooms or by. correspondence with type only school that receives New York and Liverpool cotton markets by wire. Char lotte Cotton School, Charlotte. N. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

WANTED - Operating mill wright; must have had lots of experience and not afraid to work; advise in first letter salary expected and names of parties by whom you have pre- viously been employed. .Ad- dress K-79, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
LIVING ROOM SPECIALS

DAVENPORT--One mahogany fin ished davenport, upholstered in chase leather, only sS.45; this is not a new davenport, but is in good con dition, and will make you a very serviceable piece of furniture; 1t is worth more than the price we ask for 1t if you would cut 1t up for firewood-
 DAvENETTE-Ono quarter-sawed golden oak davenette, slightly used, but absolutely good as new, this is a genuine Kroehler, s7S value, for only s44.95. DAvENETTE-One mahogany day enette, used only a few days, and you can't possibly tell it from brand new one; sso value for only $54.eb.
 LIVING ROOM sUITE-One 3-piece fibre living room suite; seat and back upholstered; this is a brand new suite, a sample from our 4th ave. store; a $149.50 for only $S9.50: here is your chance to get good suite cheap.
 LIVING ROOM SUITE-One 3-piece living room suite, upholstered In high-gr tapestry, brand new, same from 4th ave. storei a $2Se value for only s132.45, this is suite of the highest quality and you cannot duplicate it under s225.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
EMPLOYMENT

AGENTS WANTED bS WE ,t stsrt you in business. furnishing ey- lifetime to earn $50 to tioo weekly, op- erating our new system specially candy Ragsdale Co. Box x. East Orange. N J. AGENrs-Make Dig money. everywhere enantities s sel gV on c das. timea ano unised Medicine Co, Box 56s. Memphis Tenn. BIGGEST money maker yet; owners rakng able cooking. G .seilins stands; sent m on on trial Talbot Mfg. Co. St. Louis, Mo. COPPER PoTs-Ail solid copper. no tin, no solder, no seams; air tight covers; all fsIss. Blds.. o@ssa, nosss Seb. Co., f-sOi faFnam AGENTs-Make sl an hour; sell mendets, a patent patch; instantly mends leaks in all utensils; samples free. Mendet Co., Amsterdam, N. Y.
 WINNING ''7" combination; bsst tl seller in 25 years; at $l everybody buys; sales plans; line up quick. E. M. Davis Dept. T77 Chicago.
 COPPER PoTs-All solid copper no tin, no sizes. sun Supply O.. ac5-A sun Blds., AGENTs-Rnn branch office business; di- dress o. K. Hobbs, P. o, Box 101, Pa ducah. Ky.
 sALEsMEN WANTED 50 LARGE middle western candy. manufactur ing house of 50 years standing and en- toying worldwide reputation for qual- ity, goods; is looking for an experienced
 
 products direct to high class retail trade in Birmingham and adjacent territory only men whose character, experience and capabiiity will bear closest scrutiny need apply, giving full particulars in first let l, ter regarding experience, territory GOV cred sales records and references; terri tory. Florida. Southern Alabama and an experienced salesman. Address \. F. Walz, 7ss W. Monroe St., Chicago, III.
 SALESMEN--WE REQUIRE THE sERv- ICES OF THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN OUR INDUSTRY. ARE YOU SEEK ING HIGH GRADE PROPOSITION, WITH 5o PEHMApENT Tl s1,STr EMphoyMENT? FEB. 23. ASK FOR MIR. GEORGE F. WILLIAMSON. OUR ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER TUTWILER HOTEL, BIR MINGHAM. HE WILL ARRANGE PER SONAL INTERVIEWS.
 sALESMEN who can organize and secure results from other men, must have and small capital; this is house-to- house prc position and will only appeal to coffee. toilet preparations similar products; an opportunity to establish permanent business. Our representative will be in city 19. % and 21 Tn answer ing give, phone number for interview. Ad- f dress H-s0. Age-Herald. tea TWO men to learn demonstration and sales poration $i50 first month during train ing period; rapid advancement thereafter In replying please give present employ inent age, married or single; street ad-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21

obi,dren TO accept work that parts
them all day. In some cases, uliiol-
tunately. children are left from as
carly as six in the morning until
school time; again, in the evening
until seven or eight. With no one
to restrict their actions they roam the
streats mix with all sorts OF asso-
GATES and often participate III lhe
worse kind of evil" Oh! parents
viii Won pull aside the curtains OF
the future and SEE these dear ones
The teacher as well as the parent
should enter a closer study OF child
life. noting its impressions ana IN
cIinations. The teacher should con-
slider his pupils, not as GhOof Oh
Youngsters but as CLASS or lndl-
yidual young minds from different
conditions and different Environments
of life-hence each young mind must
be studied separately in order that
the correct method of approach may
be made and the best thoughts de-
yeloped.
These conditions may be success
| fully met by organized women IN
clubs, Parent-Teacher Associations,
also Young Mems and Young WomenS
Christian Association The women
are doing splendid work even now,
but they need more encouragement
and sympathy from every source
They need cooperation and support
from every corner Of our city. This
/ is not hopeless problem but it
needs the earnest consideration of
! all,-the parent, the teacher, the
preacher and the citizens alike.
MRS. ETHLYN MCSHANN.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21
THREE INDICTED IN PE0NAGE
CASE.
Federal Authorities of Georgia Start
Vigorous Search for Brothers.

Macon, Ca, May 19.-The three
sons of John S. Williams. now under
a life sentence for the murder of one
of eleven Negroes whose dead bodies
were found on his plantation, or near
1t, have been indicted on charges of
peonage by the Federal Grand Jury
for the Southern District of Georgia.
AS a result of this Indictment n
search for the Williams boys will be
pushed vigorously. Before this time
there was no federal charge against
them. Now the federal government
will aid the State authorities, The
boys disappeared just before the
trial of their father and have never
been located. 1t is thought by some
officials they have gone 10 Mexico
Before the Negroes were killed
Williams sent his son TO Texas, and
this is one reason why it is believed
they have gone to Mexico.
The first indictment alleges that
Williams and his three sons com
bined to hold certain Negroes in
peonage. The several Indictment
charges peonage of conspiracy
which comes the charge against the
three in that it T. alleged they held
certain Negroes in state of peo-
mage.
It was learned yesterday that al
though the Investigation of the
charges lodged against the Hogan
brothers, of Laurens County, has
been handled by the investigation
bureau of the Department of Justice
in Atlanta, the cases, if any should
be developed. will he referred to
District Attorney Bennett in the
Southern District Il is reliably I'M
derstood a report has been made on
the investigation so far as it has pro
crossed concerning the Hogan plan
tation, but that report has not yet
been transmitted to Mr.. Bennett. This
is believed to mean, inasmuch as the
Grand Jury is now in session, that
nothing has yet been developed on
which to represent the Hogans e.
the court
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21
THE WAR DEPARTMENT BEGINS
PROBE OF WHOLESALE DISMIS-
SAL AND BATTING OF BLACK
CIVIL SERVICE MEN AT NAVAL
BASE.

New Yory, N. Y, May 19-The War
Department of the United States at
the direction of Secretary of War
Weeks has begun rigorous and
searching Investigation Of the charg-
es of undue espionage, unjustifiable
arrest and wholesale dismissal OF
the Colored employees at Army Base
Brooklyn, sent to the Secretary by
Alderman George w. Harris.
More than three hundred Colored
men, many of them civil service men
with long and unblemished records
have been dismissed there during the
last three months. At the same time
it is alleged that for some reason
many men not under civil service
regulations have been retained.
A reign Of terror has been created
among all the employees there by not
only this impending fear of summary
dismissal, but as well by the cruel
espionage to which they have been
subjected through the stool pigeon
agents, white and Colored, of Col
onel Hart. Many scores have been
dismissed on flimsy preteXts of un-
been preemptorily discharged on sub
terfuges when they were found wear
ing while at work a discarded army
cap or blouse or pair Of shoes.
In some instances the men say they
have bought these shoes or other
articles of wearing apparel at one OF
the numerous army navy sales on
the Government reservations or in
the army and navy stores about the
city or in some instances have bought
such material, including army blank
cts, from soldiers.
Many men have been arrested by
Colonel Harris agents when found
with such supplies, and after their
homes have been ransacked by these
agents have been lodged in Jail. In
two such cases Alderman Harris has
taken a personal interest during tho
last two weeks. One was given sus-
pended sentence after being convicted
on the testimony of one of these
agents. Another, Jessie Jackson, OF
1877 West 1880 street, is now out on
bail, with the Alderman as his surety
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21

case were Miss Beulah Alternately,
age Il and Miss Lane. They charg-
ed that they were accosted on the
streets by Hamilton and after being
addressed in endearing terms, he at
tempted to embrace one Of them.
They fled into a tore for protection.
As soon as their assailant passed on
Mss Alternately ran home. which was
only a block away ard informed her
mother of what took place, Calvin
Glover, an eX-oversea soldier who
at the alternately home at the
time, accompanied the girl back to
her assailant. The young man de-
manded of the policeman the arrest
of Hamilton, but the officer refused,
and told Hamilton to leave the neigh
borhood BY that time others had
joined Glover in their demands that
the assailant be arrested. Seeing that
the men were in earnest. Hamilton
ran through an alley between Finney
and Cook to Whittier then south to
a Page car which he boarded. By
that time a large crowd had gathered
and blocked traffic until the police,
seeing the Negroes were determined
to have justice, came up and arrested
Hamilton.
When taken to the Deer Street
Station and the desk sergeant heard
the complaint, he held Hamilton on
a peace disturbance charge. When
the case came before Judge Mix, he
imposed the 5000 fine
The case has been appealed.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21
OPINIONS FROM OUR READERS.

Dallas, Texas, May II. 1921.
ITO The Editor:
To my mind, one of the gravest
our Negro children. At present there
seem to be an alarming degree OF
ethical carelessness and lack of moral
training existing. If this condition
is not "nipped in the bud,' we need
expect anything save disaster to be-
fall us as a race. For, are not these
boys and GIRLS our only hope OF flu
ture generation?
The present need is a closer study
of the youth, deeper sympathy with
their young minds and more than
all, a closer relationship with pa
rents. Parents should feed that to
live for their children is not enough
but that to live WITH them will
fan the spark of child-love, confidence
and honor into a flame that burns
on and on. There is nothing sweeter
than real companionship between
mother and daughter and father and
son; nothing more gratifying than to
hold the complete confidence of sons
and daughters. Children are SEN
sative and imaginative and, unless,
these imasinatiOns are shaped and
nodded into thoughts and medta-
tons worth while, the child grows
up with his whole life bighted by
impure visions. To stresthen these
childish thoughts, the child should
first be made to see the beauty of God
and the lovliness of Christianity; he
should be encouraged to see and
feel the beautiful and to seek a high
err intellectual sphere. His daily en-
vironments should be pleasant and in
viting; his amusement should be
carefully studied and censored
It is quite a pity that mothers need
be away all day from their children
OF course, in some instances, it Is
absolutely necessary; however, moth
ers should consider, first the char
acter to be built and then determined
whether it really pays to leave their