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FISH MEN BURN RIG
$4,000 PLANT.
Bullets and Stones Fly, Driving People
From Seaside Park, N. J..
DRANK FROM HOME STILL

DRANK FROM HOME STILL
Seaside Park, N. j., March 21-Thts
town is recovering tonight from the
effects Of series Of riots in which fish
pound laborers, filled with homemade
hootch and an idea that they were I'm
derpaid, smashed windows with bullets
and stones, drove a score Of families
from their homes and wound up by set
ting fire to $4,000 refrfgeratins
plant.
Seventeen men arrested at dawn to
day by Sheriff Joseph l.. Holman and
HIS deputies are being held in the Jail
at Toms River on charges of arson and
conspiracy.
Calls for help were sent to every
town within thirty miles. Deputy Sher
IFS Albert Brown on Toms 1ofver and
Richard Riley Of Lakewood organized
bands Of special deputies and armed
them and hurried to this place in auto
mobiles. When they reached here tho
refrigerating plant, owned by J. j..
Earthal, was in flames. Tho town was
In danger Of being wiped out but :yolun
teer fire companies, aided by a shift OF
the wind were able to put the fire un
der control.
According to Sheriff Holman the
trouble started over a demand by the
Iaborers for an increase in pay. They
said they were brought here under u
promise of, $50 a month and board, find
ing when they arrived That they would
get only $40 and u board. Most OF tho
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

VIRGINIA BOSSIEAUX, -. Plaintiff
against In Chancery,
LEROY BOSSIEAUX Defendant.
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220 W.
matter what
health
leaves; berries have
relieved thousands to
MY MEDICINES CURD HeartDs
Blood Kidney Quny Sore Throat
aches OF kind Colds Bronchial
Sensational
Bols
Pmpes Kidneys
medicines
refunded.
Medicines
L. J. HAYDEN 22O -
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workers who are all foreigners left IN
the afternoon, but about twenty re-
manned and worked through the day.

workers who are all foreigners left In
the afternoon, but about twenty re-
manned and worked through the day.
They were paid Of at s o'clock.
The trouble began almost ut once.
One had a still and proved hooch for
tho others. They drank it as 1t filtered
out Of the coil, it was said today. III
an hour they were fighting among
themselves and with every one who
went'near them.
Revolver firing was heard from q
shanty in which they were gathered at
10 o'clock last night and about all
hour later they rushed the refrigerat-
ing plant, chased out the Waterman
and started fire. The plant was fill
phernalia of the fish industry.
The flames gained Roadway anil
drove the rioters out Of the building
and by the light Of the fire they danced
about the place shooting into the air Or
Mt the windows Of buildings near by.
The fishermen quit town when they
heard the Sheriff's automobile ap-
preaching. They retreated to the sand
hills to the south and remained there
until dawn. Sheriff Holman and his
men watching from distance, saw
them return to their shanties little
after dawn and surrounded them They
surrendered without fighting. Their
still was seized at the same time.
The seventeen prisoners were ar
raigned before Recorder Arthur C.
King ut Toms River later today. All
were held without bail for the Grand
Jury.
Tonight 1t was reported that precall-
lions would be taken along the coast
to prevent similar trouble at other fish
cries.
IN. Y. Herald March %. 1927
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-08

LEROY BOSSlEAUx .... Defendant.
The object Of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the bond Of mat.
rimony by the plaintiff against the de
PENDANT, upon the ground Of desertion.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Leroy
BossicauX, Is not resident Of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that the
said defendant, Leroy BossieauX mp
pear here within ten days after the duo
publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his inter
est herein.
"A Copy:
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. O.,
To Leroy Bossieaux:-
You'll take notice that shall on the
18th day Of May 1922. at the Office of
Phil B. Shield Room 512 Traveller
Building, situated on the North side OF
Main street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth Streets, in the City Of Rich
mond, Virginia. between the hours o;
9 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock p. NJ, OF
that day proceed to take the deposi.
tons Of Witnesses to be read as eyi.
dence in my behalf In certain suit in
!Chancery depending in the Law and
Equity Court of the City Of Richm ond
Virginia. wherein you are Defendant
and am Plaintiff, and II, from any
cause Of the taking Of the said deposit
ions be not commended on that day or
!: II commenced be not concluded on thar
day the taking Of the same will be adj
journed and continued from day to day
or from time to time at the same place
and between the same hours until the
; same shall have been concluded.
+ . Respectfully,
VIRGINIA BOSSIDAUx,
49, =. ~, By Counsel.
]. HENRY ,CRUTCHFIpLD, p. a.,
:: 1117 70. Marshall Street,
NftAmohd, Virginia.
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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.

Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
A. perfect cure has been effected
by l.. J. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi.
cines. After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrible disease, Gravel. / desire to
make a statement to l.. J. Hayden:
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians of my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
advised mo to be operated on, as that
was the only chance for me. I was
advised to go and get some Of L. j.
Hayden's Herb Medicine and try be
fore being operated on. I did 80.
and IN twenty-four hours after. using
his medicines passed at least q
half dozen gravel, some as big as a
large pea. Since that time I have
not suffered with the gravel.
highly recommend L. J. Hayden's
medicine to all suffering humanity.
I am, ,,,-..,,o j. A. PAGE. .
4,|Atbutn Ave. Richmond Va.
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DO YOU KNOW HER?

Attorney MI Spottswood desires
to know the whereabouts of his client,
Sadie Pollard. SHE will learn some
thing to her interest by communicate
ing with him.
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CT some other point Of this creed.
'"Tho Soul Of John Brown" Is q most
satisfying book. We hope for it many
1eaderst both in this c0us..ry and II
England.
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was cured Of very bad case Of
rheumatism by two bottles Of l..
j. Hayden's wonderful Herb Medi.
cine, after suffering a long time with
the dreadful disease. was unable
to move hand or foot, and after L
had taken three doses OF the med.
icine / WAS able to get out of my
bed and walk across the floor, and
only two bottles Of the medicine has
made me perfectly we'll man In
every respect. cannot give Mr.. l..
J. Hayden too much praise for what
he has done for me. I have sent
many other suffering ones ato him,
and they have also gotten cured. MY
daughter was ALSO cured Of Rheuma
tism and Indigestion by l.. j. Hay
denis Herb Medicines at No. $40 w.
Broad, Street, Mchm ond,% va. I re-
commend Mr.. l.. J. Hayden fas one
OF the greatest. .healers Of the siok
on earth. Respectfully, ,.a4{a. A<
10. N = az. J.. ID. TAYLOR,
S41s r. Grace st.. Richmond, Va:
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FOR SALE.

Five Chair Barber Shop with all late
improvements On Transfer Corner
leaving city. Address J. II. Patterson.
504 w. Biddle street. Baltimore Md
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VIRGINlA---In the Law and Equity
J Court Of the City Of Richmond, the
9Th day Of March 1929.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
Governor
Trapp, PdrdOnS2;;
One Man ParOLed

By the Associated Press state wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. -.
Two pardons and one parole were
issued today by Acting GOV NJ
E. Trapp 90 men convicted OF
manslnughtcr In Greek. Stcphena
ana Okmulgee counties.
Albert Taborn, convicted In the
superior court OF Creek county
February s. 1921, and sentenced
10 serve eight years I'm the peni-
tcntiary. was p0rOled on the rec
concentrations Of the trial Judge,
the sheriff the sta.e penitenticry
physician and 100 Creek county
citizens
T.. u. Shackleford convicted iu
the district court Df stephens
county. January 81 1922. In con
ncctiou with the killing OF j. G..
Huff and sentenced 90 serve 10
years. was granted pardon on
tho recommendation of the mayor
OF Duncan, the trial Judge, 10 Of
the jurors who tried him, tho state
senator from that district, the
sheriff ana editor OF the Duncan
Banner.
Isom Beams, sentenced 10 serve
four years when convicted in the
district court 0f Okmulgee county
May Z. 1921, was pardoned on the
recommendation of the trial Judge
the county attorney and Victor VI
Locks, superintendent Of the Five
civilized Tribes. He was paroled
Apri' 20. 1922.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
AGENTS PROPOSE
BORDER PATROL
Guard Along Rio Grande
Urged to Suppress
Narcotic Trade

-, --,,.,- .-,,,,--., =, -, ,,...,., -,
WASH NotiOts' DEC 10. ~ :e"isTn ,,I
of border patrol alohB the NJ"
Grande river TO suppress the SINUS
Cling OF aliens ana the lhlporta.ion
OF narcotics ana 10 aid IN pIuhlp'',oh ,h
enforcement was reyoi iliIil"i,utu IN ~
day by Secretary OF Labor Davis ny
Special Agents Charlea T. OConheI'
and K. Burton, who nave Just com
IIiuted an extensive survey OF con
ditions along the Mexican porder'
In urging creation OF the patrol
O'Conneu and Burton declared the
many alien Mexican laborers Illegal
ly In the United states menace Amer
lean labor ana communities and civil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
reed Milton Ilu-.lnn Chndron.

WASulNGTON, Dec. lD.-The
American Relief association is now
feeding million and half Russian
children, Secretary Hoover. head of
the organization said today Mr..
Hoover expressed the opinion, how
ever, that there would be q large
increase in the number for which
the association win have 10 provide
food before next June, lie believes
the number may reach 3. .OaO 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
FIGURES REVEAL
BETTER BUSINESS
Field Representatives Of
Exchange Trust Co.
Meet Here

Money l4 easter. credit l- better,
ihc crop outlook BIZ more promising
aud conditions generally over the
state nro better than intF have been
iu years. according tu Information
gathered yesterday from field repre-
Hcutmiycs Of the mortgage loan de-
partmeut OF the Exchange Trust
company The field mon were hero
fIr tho annual session OF the mort
gage loan department held last night
lu the directors room Of the Ia
change National bank.
The northwestern part OF the state
has an outlook that Is the best iu
years. both financial and agricIl-
turaL J. r. Noebltt from Enid stated.
Financially the farmers nrc iu good
condition their winter wheat is two
or three inches up and doing fine
aud 'ue farms generally IN splendid
shape.
borrowing Less.
Iu Dkfuskce. Hughes. Seminole
ana DkmulEcc counties the farmers
are borrowing less money than they
have had 20 do heretofore. and their
credit ie better u. r.. Carpenter
representative from that purt OF the
state said Tho farmers have been
able 10 pay OF their debts, generally
speaking, and have little money
with crop outlook for the year good.
Generally things are iu possibly 100
per cent better condition than they
were last year and the farmers are
iu good spirits. There ls good
deaf OF winter plowing being done
and everything Is up IN good shape.
The cotton crop In the southeast
ern part OF the state. rather TO the
surprise OF the farmers was 35 to
30 per cent crop and after two years
OF little or no crop, ~ means a tre-
mendous boost for that territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
RIVER TREATY ON FILE
Hughes Receives COPY of Ngrccnicnt
| rom lnInmrrrr NrrrrIMrN MnnNCr.

from Commerce secretary Hoover.
WASHINGTON, pee 49,. Socfc-
pry of state Hughes today received
from Secretary OF Commerce Houvrr
and deposited IN The state depart
ments archives the original copy Of
the Colorado river committee pact
between representatives. of tho fcd-
oral government aud the states ot
Arizona, California. Colorado, Ne
vnda. New Mexico. Utah and Wyom-
Ing
The state department Will bc els-
todlan OF the historic document
signed al Santa Fo NQvgmhor -
and which marks new era iu a..
volnpment nl Tho CnIorAdO hu.Iu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16
stnndnrd Ahnndons slo,nkIn.

PARIS Dec. 1.-The Herald says
today that the Standard Oil company
has abandoned its plan for deyej-
opiug the oil resources OF CzcCho-
Sloyakil, Difficulties in reaching an
agreement with the Prague govern
mont over the nomination Of direc-
tors Of the company which it was
proposed to form there. are given by
the newspaper as the reason for the
Iusiliou
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16

To enable musicians TO hold vio-
Inns comfortably and without ta-
tiguc AN Arizona man has invented
padded rost that extends from the
collar bone to the shoulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-16

Keassuring Statements Issued From
Imperial Palace Concerning Regent

TOXIC, Dec, 10, --ReaSsurinE
statements came from the imperial
household TO-DAY. concerning the con-
dition OF Hlrohto the prince regent
II was announced that the reports
current boz Toxic that the young ruler
was "a victim OF typhus were un-
founded and that the physicians I'm
attendance had confirmed the dag
nosis as a bad case OF measles.
His temperature ana pulse We're
reported reuedlug today,
Although according 90 the an
r0uu.gmCut ho was not considered
J.. danger the nation Is deeply con
.eruod over his cOndIt.o-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

Thursday evening al the Columbia
Gym IN Wost Hammond.
Tho Columbus net defeat last
Friday night when the A. A. r.
champs took them into camp. But
the locals are now in mid aaon
form. having had two gooc nights
practice, and Captain shanks ex-
poets TO have little blsull prae-
tice before Thursday evening.
The Central Five are composed or
former collags stars or Wisconsin.
Lake Forest and Of the Chicago
University The Centrals have
played and won SIX games this yea
son and the Colunlb!as are zoine
70 try to stop their winning stree *
Il they possibly car
The Columbins are ono OF the
heaviest teams that ever was seen
around this part Of tho country,
and therefore expect to schedule a
few teams that few local teams will
ettompt to play.
Plans are being arranged 70 book
the ccrnella, formerly known as
sho Chicago Big Biye having PADDY
Driscoii as captain. oud rated as the
best team IN amateur leagues.
The Colurnbias will also try to
book the boys from across the line,
the high footed colonials and II
this can be arranged, the west
siders can guarantee the public the
aest Fanne they have ever seen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

to forward, while the back guard
position Will be taken by either
0. Nichols Chevigny. Pet~ie or
Fabian. Vic has been & consisteut
point getter and his presence at
forward Will mean q lot to the teara.
A curtain raiser will be played
between the second team and the
Daredevils. Tho second team Is
composed OF all freshmen. with the
exception OF Howat. Bende and
Pinas play the 9orw ards. they ere
sure to be stars on the nrst team In
a few years 20 come. Howat plays
center and holds down this position
IN good style stadola plays run
ming guard. and Janiski, back guard
and are both good men. Janisla ~
: dead shot on free throws and Is
Of real value to the second team
They played Froebers second team
and defeated them by a large score
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
ALUMNI TO PLAY
THE HIGH SCHOOL

Friday night the Hammond High
School boys VIII play a team com
posed OF alumni As most Of the
graduates are home from school for
the holidays, there viii he many
former stars IN the alumni lineup.
Eggers. who played center, and
was captain last year. Will be back
at his old position Pawley. Kalb.
and Evans will be al the forward
positions. While the guard berths
are not definitely settled. there Is
Hansley Petrie and Cunning ham 10
I'LL UP the gaps
Coach Wilson has shifted his line
np bit VII Niohois will be shif-ed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
{. CHICAGO
CLUB MEETS
CRACK FIVE
RY LARRY GEORGE


The fact East Chicago club Quin-
tet will have a chance to perform
against some real honest to- good
ness champions tonight at the Nc
K1nley sym.
The Association House Reds, last
years heavyweight champs Of the
A. A Fl are the title holders who
viii give the Twin City crew that
chance
And the Reds are the same gang
which defeated the Columbia A. g.
q West Hammond as to 1s the 9th
sr night over at the Illinois town.
II the club boys can beat this ag-
gregation. then the local fandom
viii have a line of comparison be-
tween the best OF the "A. e. and
East Chicago's prize five.
The same lineup which trouncea
Gary last week will start this ev-
ening against the Reds. Mcshane
and his unnerving Mcshane emile
is slated for the right forward
berth. Cant, the former East Chi
cago high school star, VIII fit in
at the lett forward post
In the pivot position. the club has
the Incompatible Smith. He de-
monstrated his real class against
Gary when he led HIS team from an
almost certain defeat to a crashing
win
The youth who won q warm place
in hearts OF the East Chicago fol-
lowing last week in the Booster tilt
Will start at the running guard
ID 4
Wickorst OF whiting fame. And no
Is destined 70 carve a big place in
! the basketball world If ne remains
in the proper condition all season.
Captain Martin. the big back
guard, will start at his old post
And Stewart, Jones. Hutchinson
and Gibbs will be on the sidelines
as utility strength.
The Association House Reds have
turned in the following lineup: Lee
vine and Lutz, forwards Barnett.
center and stein and Schartz.
guards.
Both Levine and Barnett were
picked for the A y F. "AlI" five
at the close of last season. And
Levine was chosen all state high
school forward when he played with
Englewood back In 1919.
This Is some mighty tall basket
ball talent for one team to boast Of;
and the East Chicago club will
! without a doubt, have their hands
completely full when the Chicago
crew gets going.
The opener between the East
Chicago Roaners and the Calumet
a. c. viii settle the brewing argu-
ment as to which club is the best
1875 pound organization OF the city.
Last year the Calumet a. G. an
nexed the lightweight title Of Lake
county with the best amateur ciu b
| the Twin City has had in many
moons. And this year with their
championship team intact, they pro-
mise to add greater laureis to their
honor.
But they shall have TO first dis
pose Of the fast coming Roamers
before they can lay claim 10 any
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
ROCCO TO
BOX FOR
CHARITY

The East Chicago Dodgers who
are sponsoring the big Charity Stas
at Szabo hail this evening. have
made preparations for handling a
monster crowd
Patsy Rocco. Tim ONeuls won
derfighter" whose brillian shown &
few nights ago against the vet
eran Jirnmp Chabby has placed him
at the top OF the list OF Champion
ship contenders. has consented to
box and this alone win draw hun
dreds to the show.
Rocco's stablemate. Kewpie
Trimble Is also on the card as are
Jimmy Brady. Dennis O'Keefe, Bill
Henry, Shuttle Callahan, Tom Nc
Carthy and Jack Jersey, Jeff Bow
ers. well known East Chicago re-
ferree viii be on hand to do the
officiating.
In addition to the boxers Chair
man Godfrey has listed a group OF
high elias sentertainers who are
guaranteed to drive dull care away
Benny Olsen. walter Schlundt, Jim
my dcAuslan and Nick Perkins are
on the bill An innovation In the
line or musical entertainment viii
be furnished BY Prof. Lopez and hts
Mexican Band who are scheduled
to make their initial Lake county
appearance.
Walter J. Piper in charge OF the
sale OF tickets reports that a large
number OF the pasteboard have been
sold.
According to Piper most OF the
ticket purchasers express surprise
when Informed that the pasteboards
sell for but rs cents.
The entire proceeds OF the stag
60 to the Carmelite Orphangae
ToniRhts show opens at SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
COLONIALS
BEAT FORT
SHERIDAN
Hammond Five Shoots 81
Field Goals in Brilliant
Attack

Displaying a brf1lsan passing at
tsok and shooting baskets IN s1purb
fashion, our CoiCnials went ram
pant last night. completely subrners-
ing the Fort Sheridan soldiers by
10 to IS count The enormous scor e
rolled up BY ths Arillettmen was q
result Of 81 ringers from the field
and a couple Of free throva
Opposing a quintet unoeaten this
season up to last night. the Ham
Inond gang exhibited beautiful
style. sinking counters from many
and varied angles. whipping the ball
down the floor by means OF short
passes III . banaing manner. and
blocking every attempt Of the Fort
Sheridan team at successful often
sivs.
1t tsa pleasure 90 nArrate the do
inEs Of the gang when they play as
hey d4d last night Never, on To-
cal door. has g team givensuch a
demonstration OF deadly accuracy IN
basket shooting Is our crew did ~
compiling those 10 points. Shelton,
a total Of goals from the f1eid and
supplemented that work with a shot
from the foul line; Death Halls-
day plunged right ane left. IN his
characteristics manner and sunk II
baskets aAe1d; Big 'Sm5ttie" convul-
ged the crowd with his fancy Jug
Cling OF the bsAl and ran up total
u field goals and I free throw, and
Thompson, Hur1burt and Scottie
played brilliantly. ronping down
the court IN writing. unstoppable
fashion.
II was an exhibition o. the ire
rnendous strength possessed by the
home representatives. SHOWN TO a
better advantage than az any pre-
vious game on the Temple court.
Such strides as were nede last night
Will carry this team TO a national
harnp!onship and will make 1t pos
sible for home fans to see the best
teams in the Central States on the
home floor. pitted against o home
Eve to which we can safely trust our
laurels.
The game opened with Shelton
ana Halliday at forward. Smith al
center and Hurlburt and Scott at the
guarding posts. for the home club.
They commenced 20 slaughter al
once In the half which ended SO
to II. Hurlburt contributed points,
Shelton II. Smith 10 and Halliday 6.
The highly toutsd Sharp. for the
visitors. made . points during the
opening period. in fact. he was the
only soldier who did do much dur =
ing the evening. The second period
turned into a complete rout. HalIa-
day alone making ? fie1d goals dur
Ing the period. The whole gang
PASSED TO a point directly under the
basket continuously. and from that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
GRID SPOTLIGHT
IS TURNED UPON
COAST CLASHES

PASADENA, CAL. Dec. 21-wlth
three games Of intersect1onaI i'm
portance to be played here in eight
days. California IS now the mecca
Of football interest OF tho country
Penn State and University OF Sou
thern California viii meet here or
New Years day in the feature Of
tbs tournament Of Roses carnival.
There Is great interest being taken
in the result, although both have
been beaten by eievens in their res
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

Some OF the teams which are
booked for the Columbus are; Rock
Islund, GrenAdlsks Central Elsc-
tries. Joliet. and the Chicago FoTEes
who have defeated the Colonlais 1t
thu early part of the season.
Watch tomorrow paper for the
lineup OF both teams which shall be
interesting 10 fans.