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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

hnrmnceutfss to Meet I'm Washington
-Four national pharmaceutical bodies
Viii convene in Washington during
the coming week. beginning with the
annual convention OF the national
Association Of Boards Of Pharmacy.
composed OF delegates from ;he
boards of pharmacy OF al! the States
OF IN. Union. which begins today.
Meetings OF the American Conferences
OF Colleges of Pharmaceutical Facul-
ties: American Pharmaceutical! As
ISOLATION and the tenth deccnnial con
veniion Tor the revision Of the United
within the week. w. r. Rudd. dean
Of the school OF Pharmacy OF ;hr
Medical College OF Virginia: 4. L. !.
MIME. secretary OF the Board OF
Virrinihns will attend one o. Tho
four meetings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Discuss Plans for Law :nforccmcnt.

Plans for enforcement of the Vol
stead act were discussed at con-
'cr"ncc % revenue officers held IN
n" office of :. X frame. supervising
federal prohibition agent for tho
southern division, yesterday. Moth
ing Official mas been given out con-
ccrning IN" work OF the session.
which is expected to reconvenc again
TO-DAY. MI sections OF Virginia were
represented Al the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
L,,nne, DO $1,000 Damage,

Damage estimated AT $1,000 was
done by names OF unknown origin
which destroyed a deserted factory
building on Tws1ty-Fourih Street.
near ScmmcS Avenue, South Rich
mond. last night about $3.50 o'clock
The flames had gained such headwuy
when Battalion Chief JUyncs and his
men reached the sccn. that IL was
impossible to Subduc them. Machin-
cry and materials which had been
stored in the building py d spoke
manufacturing concern were moved
out only few weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

q. the international Typographical
Union shop was vigorously denied
TODAY by Edward II. B.tler. owner OF
the paper. The allCi;a.,oI WAC made
In Washington yesterday by ". j. Nc.
Cane. general manager OF the Buf-
i"!o Commercial, 1cf1-a the senate
committee Investigating the news
paint situation.
''i'nls statement is who'll y and
'os"iutcly untrue. Mr. Butler de-
Jared. NO such incident ever &C.
onrrcds nor have ] ever previously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
POLICE COURT CONVICTIONS
Hearing OF y. T.. billiard, Charged
with Transporting Ardent Spirits,

The case OF y. +. billiard. "A salcs-
man. aged IS, was continued until
May ~, by Justice Crutchfcld yes
icTday billiard IS charged with
transporting and offering liquor for
sale.
II. II. Lang. OF the Richmond Rub
Der Manufacturing Company. report
ed yesterday the theft OF fittccn gross
o. rubber goods, valued At 500. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

heard the rumor :; saah nm metz
dent. The Typographical Unipn haSs;
never in the history OF ,hs News in-S
timatcd or expressed a wish thaS any
news item be used %. omitted. nor;
have they ever in,imated or cxprcsssd
a wish as 10 the method of treatlngs
or handling the same. These matters;
have never been the subject OF dts
cusS!on between the owners OK the
News and the members or representa-
tives Of the union" w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
| AM NOW FEELING
II YEARS YOUNG
Popular Richmond Lady Who
Had Suffered for 20 Years
With Stomach. Trouble.
SAYS PLANTJUlCEc CURED HER
Hopes Her Endorsement Will
BE the Means OF Influencing
Some Sufferer to Try Ii.

II you have been lighting stom-
ach trouble with the symptoms Of
indigestion. dyspepsia, headache,
backachc. nervousness. sieeplessness.
constipation, liver. kidney trouble, or
that terrible -Bcourge, rheuma. ism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

An Avicol tablet
placed IN the drinking
water. will positively
savo your little chicks
from ell such diseases,
Inside OF 4s hours the
sick ones will be as lively
ms crickets. Avicol keeps
them healthy and makes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

Rubber Compnny's s58OOOO Fire.
MCSkEGON. MICH, May i-E'ire
today destroyed the plant OF tho Cur
It's Tire and Rubber Company here
causing loss estimated at 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
HOW TO RAISE
BABY CHICKS
Put Avieol in tho drinking water.

Most people lose half OF every hatch
and seem to expect II. Chick cholera or
white diarrhoea IS the trouble The U.
Government states tina. over half the
chicks Matched die from this cansn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

Lincoln Republicans to Meet.
DR., ". q. Alexander o. Orange \
j.. secretary OF the National Medical
Association. will .ddress the Lincoln
Republican League. colorcd. tonight
a, o'clock in True Refor.ners' Hail.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

C9sfotfrNtrrtf~~~s.N~6Ne
Jiz Ultra treti umelecky
koncert nasich oblibenych
hostI ma Quincy Ave-, v 81
nj Sokola Cleveland, v Sis
vecer. Jiz Ultra ceka ma mas
opet pozitek, ktery malo
kdy pozivame. Zarukou to-
no jsou jmena umslcI: Mi
10 Luka, May Gotthartova,
Maruska Konradova, kteryz
zde pofadali jiz diva kon-
certy pred naplnsnymi do
my. Doufame, Re nase obe-
censtvo opet co nejhojnej-
sim poctu zucastni Sc tchc~
to nedelniho koncertu. List
ky vecer u pokladny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

Sc vydali neohrozene ma IVY
zkumnou cestu." Pfedni dvere
byly nedotceny, ale "a to zad-
nj poukazovaly, re je nekdo v
kram6 "navstevou". Malicky
posvitil 81 dovnitf kapesni
elektrickou svitilnou a finkot
rozbite vykladni skrfne jej pre-
svedcil, re v obchode jest ne
kdo nepovolany. Lupic totiz
vyrazil sklo a prchal, byl ale
Ludmilou zadrzen, arci jen ma
chyili, neb "a kratko Sc il W.
trhnul a zmizel We tine ulice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

Gregg, superintendent Civic Re-
form Unie, jenz zitreisi schulz
vlastn6 organisoval "a ucelem
jednani 90 zlepSenf nynejsiho
rezimu."
Riditel bezpetnosti A. B.
SprostI a pol. naGelnik Smith
mali V Obchodni komore mlu-
viii dnes ma schulz vypomocne
policie clevelandske bezpec-
nostni rady. Vypomocna poll
Gle byla pred nedavnem orga-
nisovana a jest to jeji prvni
schuze. Pronesene reel ale bu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11
NEDELNI SCHUZE We VIM
TON HOTELU.
Sprosty a Smith mali Tecniti
jig dnes.

Mayor Fitzgerald, iestlize
mu zdravf dovoli, promluvi Il
ira 30 9 hod. odp. We Winton
hotelu z teze tribunv, 2 ktere
Dude mluviti policeini nacelnik
Smith na thema "ZloCinv a DO
%licie". Hlavnf atrakci schdZe
a neiv6tsi pfitazlivost Dude asi
miti iednanf 0 afere riditele
m6stsk6 bezpeGnosti A. b.
~Sprosteho.
Die vvpovedi mavora odpo-
Vi tento urcit6 ma RUNE reso-
luce a dotazy n6kterych depu-
tact teprve az priStf tyden, al
vvslechne nazory rGznych
atran.
"Pan Sprostv nemohl bVt'
dosud ma zitreisi schulz po-
Evan, ielikoz meska mimo Gle
veland. ale zaiist6 cite cleve-
.landsk6 listy. iez pfineslv zpra
WI. re bvl k 1Gastenstvi Wy
ivan pisemne, coz Jest roz-
poru s tvrzenim ieho osob-
mich pratel ma ctvrtecni schnZi
pozaduiicich, adv mu byla da-
ma prilezitost k obhajobe",
rrohlasil vcera veGer Albert S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

Prijd'te Sc podivas ma po-
nocneho Boudu jak jej ne
bozka zena chodi v noci
strasit, v komete Hanzeli-
move, v nedeli, IL. prosince,
v SIM. -
VELOCIPEDY A TRICYCLE.
MA VANOCE.
$4.75 a vyse vsech velikosti.
WILLIAMS BICYCLE AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY
3341-45 E. SIS. : Olympia Bldg.
OtevT. do 8. vec. V nedeli dop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11
HONDA "a ZLODEJEM MA
KINSMAN RD.

Krajan Malicky, 1922 Kin
sman Rd. probudii Sc ma sobot-
nj noe sramotem, pochazejicim
2 feznickeho kramu l.. Kubi-
cka, 1928 Kinsman a spolu Sc
16-letou dceruskou Ludmilou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11

dou smerovati spise, ably Glen
stvu bezpecnostnlmi organy
tyla poskytnuta prakticka ra-
da a schGze nema $ aferou mic
spolecneho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-11
zarucene Skv0STY
"a VaSi vlastnf cenu.

Ceska vefejnost pamatuje Sc zaiiste velmi
dobfe ma hodinafsky a zlatnicky obchod NJ.
S. Melzera ienz byval V nyn6isich uradov-
mach ATLASU. Pro kratkost casu nemohl
isem vyprodat sve zasoby klenotnickeho
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

Of the present day loving cup and was
to represent the peace on earth. good
will TO men OF Christmas. Frequently
during the reign Of Henry VIII people
went about the street wassailins the
people from door TO door Later the
wassan became spiced wine and ike
the feast presided over by the Lord
of Misrule was abolished on account
Of the bad behavior Of the partici-
pants.
Christmas Greens
Tradition asserts that the first Chris
tan church IN Briton was built Of
boughs and for that reason no feast
Of the birth OF Christ Is complete
without the decoration OF the trees.
The holly Is perhaps the most used on
account Of the red berries which. in
the decoration, represent the blood
OF Christ and the name holly comes
from holy Going out 20 gather the
Christmas greens has ever been a Joy
10 the people for the decorations for
homes dates back 10 the days OF the
Druids who at the time OF the winter
solstice hung their houses with gar
lands. Ever since the feast OF Christ
mas was first celebrated greens played
their part. Laurel. Bay and Pine are
also used FOR decorations. Laurel Is
! always a tcken OF victory and Is fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

to be a relic OF paEanism, for at Christ
mas the people had 10 obey the orders
OF the Lord Of Nfisrule as the Romans
were compelled 70 obey their masters
during the great Roman Saturnalia,
and there seems to be very little dif-
ference in the actions OF the Roman
masters and the Lord Of AIisrule Of
later days. 1t seems that there was
very little that could be called Chris
tian in the orders Of the Lord OF Mis-
rule, for there was much drinking
and feasting. and after his misrule the
tails we're full and many were az their
homes nursing bruised heads after
fights It is claimed that It was car
ried out in England to surpass the
Feast OF the Ass In France. and was
~ first meant as a Christian celebra-
ton. In the early stages Of the feast
every person was commanded 70 ap-
pear az prayer or be punished as the
Lord OF Nisrule saw A.. but this soon
became obsolete and only rioting and
feastlng were popular. Al last the be-
havior became such that the feast was
forbidden.
The MaGf And Feasting
There are various legends OF the
Magi as 70 how the wise men came 10
learn OF the birth or Christ. one is
that they saw a brilliant star and as
they gazed upon II Il assumed the
form OF a little child and moving west
ward seemed 20 beckon them on. With
rejoicings the Magi mounted their
waiting dromedaries and following the
beacon star tourneyed 10 Jerusalem
eagerly asking everyone they met
Where is He that IS born King OF
the Jews2"
Another legend declares that the
lthreA wise men were representatiyes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
MORRICE ASKS 4
CHANGE OF VENUE
Seebrit Qualities as Special
Judge in Elkhart County
Case.
Special to the News-Times:

Special to the News-Times:
ELKHART, Ind. Dec. ATTY.
Eli Eeebirt of South Bend today
qualified as special Judge to try the
cases against Charles r. Morrice OF
Peru. formerly of Goshen. who is
charged with embezzlement and lar
ceny from the I-N-L Furniture Co.
of Goshen. Of which he formerly
was superintendent and sales mana
ger.
Following the qualifications Of
Mr. Seebirt attorneys for the defen-
dent filed a motion for a change Of
venue from the county This was
supported by an affidavit averring a
general prejudice throughout the
county against the defendent caused
in part by the publication in the pa
pers Of the county of the court pro-
Cecdings in the case and the fact
that a superior court grand jury had
returned SC indictments against the
defendent
Special Judge Seebirt will return
Tuesday morning TO announce his
decision on the motion and if the
motion is granted 10 designate the
court TO which the case will be sent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
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Of the three wise races descended from
Noah's sons and that each followed
the star and met at the gate or Jeru-
salem. which is said to prove that all
Gentiles were to share in the prom
ised redemption.
Modern science often creeps into
what seems to be phenomena and the
astronomers tell US that once In
about every eight hundred years there
Is a conjunction Of the planets Of Jup-
tier and Saturn. KepIer observed this
conjunction IN 1904 and then noticed
a brilliant but evanescent star. We
are further told that this phenomenon
occurred about the time OF the birth
OF Christ.
The custom OF great feasting at
Christmas seems to find its beginning
In the bringing Of gifts 70 the Christ
Child by the Wise Men. In the early
DAYS in England the holiday was long
and there were all sorts OF queer
/ things done. For instance. bringing in
/ the boar's head was supposed TO be
part OF the Christian Christmas while
/ IN reality II goes back 10 the Druids Of
/ pre-Christisn times. During the win
ter solstice they killed a boar and Of
/ fered his head as a sacrifice to Freya
/ the goddess OF peace and plenty who
was supposed TO ride upon a boar with
/ golden bris-les. In Christian days the
| boar's head was well cooked and gar
nished with lemons and oranges. II
was brought smoking 70 the table by
the head cook who was preceded by
! trumpters also by two men bearing
/ plstters Of mustard sauce. The head
was frequently garlanded with rose
mary and laurel. The common prac-
tice IN England OF eating a roast
sucking pig IS Of the same origin.
The wassau Cbe well, good Wild IS
also used st the feast. II IS a con
coction made Of apples which have
been roasted. sugar and nutmeg to
which was added cider and was drunk
from a huge bowl. garlanded with
rossmaIy. The bowl I'D the service
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
PORK QUOTATIONS
DROP AT ELKHART
Sugar Prices Also Slump,
While Bread Remains
Unchanged.
cpecial TO The News-Times:


ELKHART. Ind. Dec "a re-
duction Of about 80 per cent in the
Irice OF fresh pork and a drop of
10 cents a pound in the retail price
of smoked hams and shoulders. form
the most gratifying market news
that Elkhart consumers have re-
CCived for many weeks. High grade
pork chops. selling 10 days ago for
- and AS cents the pound, now are
selling for 30 cents the pound. This
has been made possible by the bic
reduction in the Wholesale price of
pork.
one local meat dealer has cua the
price Of round steak five cents IN
the last week. This. however. is the
only sign Of any reduction In the
price Of meats other than pork.
Greater stability in the beef veal
and mutton markets is expected to
keep these prices mp.
sugar I'm Elkhart has tumbled
from 80 20 no cents retail Bread
prices are still mp. bakers saying
that they have to maintain present
prices because they bought their
flour two months ago when IL COS,
S12.40 "a barrel, instead of $3.50. the
present quotation. With Ones eXcep-
ton. bakers sell bread here at IS
and Il cents loaf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

which seems to coincide with the story
OF the Bible, is that Joseph accom-
panied Mary 10 Bethlehem, where on
finding all the inns full was given
shelter in a stable where Christ was
born. From this comes the legend
which is still believed In some parts Of
Europe, that at midnight on Christ
was Eve all the cattle IN the stables
kneel IN commemorative Of the birth
OF the Saviour in their midst.
Feast OF The Ass
Another medieval belief was that
the ass. an emblem OF the Gentle,
5rayec aloud for JOY at the birth OF
Christ while the OK. the type OF the
unbelieving Jews. remained stolid.
This superstition gave rise to a curious
festival in honor OF the ass which had
not only testified 20 His divinity but
bore Him into Egypt later on when He
made His triumphel entry into Jeru-
salem. On this festival occasion an
ass was decorated with bowers and at
a mass the responses were made by an
imitation or the animals braying.
Lord OF Misrule
The Christmas feast presided over
by a man chosen by or appointed as
the Lord OF Aiisrule IS another OF the
LEGENDS OF the ancient days and seems
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

is also God.
We celebrate December 25th as the
anniversary OF Christ's nativity, yet
nobody knows whether this day is
correct or who hrst celebrated it.
Julius the Pope OF Rome. In S37
made strict inquiries as 10 the exact
date. and Il appears that he was far
from satisfied with the results OF HIS
Investigation and felt that II was in
some way intermlngled with the pagan
winter solstice.
Legend OF The Virgin
The Scriptures give us little explana-
tion OF the ancestry OF the Virgin
Mary or of the details OF her life. but
the tradition or legend tells Us that
She was the daughter OF Joachim and
Anna and was a child Of promise and
at the early age CT three years was
presented at the Temple and con-
secrated TO God Joseph was chosen
by God as her protector. also that the
Lord spoke 20 him telling that she
was 20 be his wife In name only "for
she was conceived by the Holy Ghost
and that she shall bring forth a son.
and thou shalt call His name Jesus. for
He shah save the people from their
sins"
There are many legends or the birth
| Of the -Re6eemer. but thu favnritA one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
CITY MANAGER
BILL MAY PASS
Z. ]. Green Named on Com
mittee to Sponsor Pro
posed Legislation.
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head OF the administration but in
reality a commission elected at large
would hold all the executive powers
of the city. The plan is now in op-
Grafton in more than 200 cities in
United States and Canada and has
given the utmost satisfaction Gov.
Goodrich is said 10 have spoken fav-
Orably Of the movement.
According 10 the bill 10 be pre-
scented at the next session Of the
legislature all Of the legislative. exc
cutive and judicial powers Of the
city shall be invested in the com
mission so elected and shall be ex-
ercised by themselves or through
their duly appointed subordinates in
the manner provided.
The bill was framed by A. r. Hat
ton. professor at Western Reserve
university at Cleveland. @. Mr.
HattOn is an authority on the sub
ject, but the sponsors of the bill
do not pretend that the bill is We.
perfect. The bill points out the
facts that in the cities where the
new form Of government has been
II has shortened the ballot
of representation, tended 10 central
lie responsibility, provided the mia
tive, referendum and recall, made
nomination by petition possible,
eliminated party designations and ii
proved financial control over munic-
ipal expenditures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
NILES

Dec. ?.
Mike Cologines. Greek. who
Jumped a bail II 81. coo following
n.s arrest sOms months ago on q
charge OF violating the liquor laws
and operating a disorderly house
here and who was later arrested in
Chicago, entered a plea OF guilty. in
the circuit court yesterday, after
nalf a dag had been spent in quiz
zing jurors. He was sentenced by
Judge Charles +. White 20 serve six
months IN the reformatory az Ionia.
The enrolment in the senior
high school at int beginning If tle
third six-weeks' period is about 275.
The Sc Nor GLASS has an enrolment
of 41-13 boys and IS girls: the
junior 53--26 boys and p girls,
the sOphs $50 boys and ~ girls;
the freshmen 9S-47 boys AMI 81
girls. There are 15S girls and 123
boys in the entire high school. The
junior hiEh numbers about $50.
Miss Ella Champion, primary
supervisor Of the Niles public
schools has been elected TO the sum
mer school faculty of the University
Of Chicago, for the summer session
Of 1921. She has been asked by the
head of ,he kindergarten DEPART
ment 10 give two courses in nature
study for the Kindergarten primary
grades. Miss Champion is at pres
ent giving a course OF three lectures
on bird study 10 Niles audiences.
Repeated consumption of dena-
tured alcohol IN large Quantities is
the charge of Mrs. Julia =. Hawk,
Niles, VINO is seeking a divorce from
Fer husband, ErVcn, after five
months Of marital life. HIS repeat
ed carOusels nave made him. unable
and unwilling 10 support his wife.
she says. In her bill of complaint
Mrs. Hawks alleges that he at one
time entered their home by banging
ir the door with prick. The
HawRes were married in June, 1920.
j. Walter Wood has offered TO
the Michigan park commission
three acre tract at Sunnyside, 20 be
made into one OF the chain of Mich
igan parks. Michigan each year re-
ceives several million dollars from
her summer visitors, and with a sys-
TEN Of parks where the tourists
might camD. it is believed that the
income from this source could be
many times multiplied. Burt Wick
ham, secretary of the Michigan park
commission, and Fred Pantlind Of
Grand Rapids, were here Tuesday
inspecting the Wood site. Should
the state take over the Wood park
il is probable that the spring would
see many prOvements in the park
Marcella NJ. Price of Niles. has
been granted a decree of divorce
from her husband Fred Price, on
the grounds Of extreme cruelty.
Ralph Hildebidle, former Niles
man, mas been fortunate enough to
be in the direct path OF the new oil
pocket discovered in Montana. Mr..
and Mrs. Hildcbidle left Niles five
years ago. taking up 800 acres Of
homestead land in Montana, 20
which they recently acquired fun
title Mr.. Hildebidle has refused &C
release his land at present.
Joel lynn, one Of three negroes
arrested in Niles several weeks go
on a charge of stealing Dodge tires
from a Michigan Central freight
car. has been found guilty in the
circuit court az st. Joseph. The
other men implicated I'm the theft
pleaded gl lty when arraigned last