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FASHIONABLE NEW FROCKS With the Utmost Style and Utmost Value Easter has arrived in the world of fashion! And new Easter modes are here . Colors of radiant beauty—de- si gns of charming ori g inality. COATS , SUITS AND DRESSES HATS—that lead the mode for Sunny Spring Days. THE NOVELTY SHOP Next to Trust Co. Bldg. Riverhead , Li. Largest Shipment of SPORTIN G GOODS Just Received! Spring Is Here Let us equip you -with everything in the sporting goods line. GOLF BAGS - STICKS - BALLS TENNIS RACQUETS - BALLS - MARKERS BASEBALL GLOVES - BATS - BALLS - MASKS \CHEST PROTECTORS - SHOES Special prices to Leagues or Clubs. CATALOGUE MAILED ON REQUEST . Orders received by mail will get prompt attention . S. L Cavanaro MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD Tel . Riverhead 132 The Easter Chicks and Rabbits have paid our store a visit. You ought to see what many tasty surprises in Eas- ter Goodies we have. Star Confectionery C. N. A. MERAS Main Street and Roanoke Avenue RIVERHEAD R. D. KRAUSE 80 E. Main St Patchogue Quality Wearing A pparel A Nice Place to Shop in—A Real Store. Across from the Patchogue Theatre. I i ' 1 ! Sporting Goods Baseball Golf Fishing Tackle i McCabe ' s Central Store MAIN ST., RIVERHEAD L I' - . ^_ ; I - - - .. - . Full Line of Farm Machbery and Repairs—largest assortment in Suffolk County of ALL makes. FORDSON TRACTORS. PLOWS. HOOVER AND A SPIN WALL PLANTERS. EUREKA DRILLS. DISC AND SPIKE TOOTH HARROWS. Buy where you receive SERVICE and REPAIRS and j the benefit of my 25 years of practical farm imp lement 1 experience. B J. T. FANNING Riverhead. New York TILE - JROOFING • CHICKEN WIRE I * * » I ^na^ SdamJ- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. C. C. Cornwell , Pastor Friday evening, April 10 , 7:30 P. M. —Communion services. Easter Sunday morning, 10:30. Cantata — \The Thorn - Crowned King. \ Reception of members. Sunday evening—The cantata re- naa fai] Junior C. E. 3 P. M. Topic, \Eas- ter Joys. \ Leader , Ruth Cornwell. Intermediate . C. E.. «:45 P. 11. Topic , \Evidences of the Living Christ at Work To-Day. \ Albert War- ner , leader . LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev . AH F. Kuegele , pastor Good Friday service at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Easter service at 7:30 p. m. with holy communion for which the pre- paratory service is held at 7 p. m. Westhampton: Good Friday service at 7:30 p. m. in the Good Templar ' s Hall. Easter service with commun- ion at 10:30 a. m. Manorvjlle : Services at 2:30 p. m. on Easter day. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev . Willis B. Holcombe , rector April 10th , Good Friday : Ante communion , 8 a. m. Three 'Hour service , 12 to 3 p. m. April 11th , Easter Even : 'Baptisms , 4 p. m. April 12th , Easter Sunday: ¦ Holy Communion , 6 a. m. Holy Communi on and sermon , 10:45 a. m. Children ' s Vespers , 4 p. m. . FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Wilbur E. Schoonhoven , minister 10:30 a. m. \Witnesses of the Res- surrcction. '' 12:00 noon Bible school . 6:30 p. m. Epworth League prayer meeting. 7:30 p. m. \The Lord' s Day. \ Special Easte r music with Miss Hannah L. Morell at the organ , male quartette , Miss Mabel Reeve , sobist. Morning: Organ prelude , \Resur- rection Morn. \ Johnston; anthem , \Ccms Ye Faithfu l , '' f.ullivan , mixed voices ; anthem . \Awake , Thou That S' .eepest , \ Ncvin , male quartette: of- fertory anthiiin . \Hallelujah! Christ I is Risen , \ Perkins , male quartjtte; I postlude , \Hosanna , \ Smith. Evening: Organ prelude , \Christus Rasurrexit!\ Ravanello .; antrum , \Christ Arose!\ Lowrv; solo , \'In the End of the Sabbath , \ Speaks , Miss Mabe l Reeve; offertory-soprano sol o and chorus , \O King Immortal , \ Brackett: postlude, \M ai' fh Ro- maine , \ Ch. Gounod ; °^^^w J7 Mrs. Archibald Fox gave a delight- ful party in honor of her birthday to :i large number of friends Tuesday ni g ht. Cards were played and dainty rvfrrshments served. All reported ft tine time. Eighteen Boy Scouts of Troop No. 2 , of Riverhead, journeyed over to Bald Hill on a hike Inst Saturday. The boys pre pared and ate their >upper in the woods and returned in the eurlv evening. Acting Scoutmaster J. Harold Downs and Assistant Scout- master William Bums accompanied the boys . AU had a very enjoyable time. .Miss Lillian N' onn, of Brooklyn, ¦ spent the week-end as a guest of Mrs. Frs' .nk Shields. Miss Anna Shields returned with her to Brooklyn «rt Sun- day for a week' s visit. Owing to the illness of Charles J. Hagen , Albert Penny, who is clerking in Lutz ii Hage n ' s meat market , had to cancel his reservations for the trip to Washington , D. C. this week with the senior class of the Riverhead high school. Fred Rie'dornh , .Tr.. took ) Mr. Penny ' s place in the Washingtoni narty. Gus Roche , one of the enthus- r iastio boosters of the sports depart- ment of the school, is one of the members of the party that is enjoying himself to the limit in the capital city. I Easter \ ard* . The usual large of- fering. R. C. Brown , Riverhead. Advt. 33t2c Miss Marion Flaragan has been vwifinp in the Htv. Mrs. Willard B. Davis spent last week with her cousin , Mrs . James Lennon, in Brooklyn. , Mrs. Fred L. Griffing is visiting Miss Grace Griffing in New York Citv. Mrs. Roy Hooper and Mrs. Harold B. Smith \ returned to Flushing with Airs. W. Fred 'Hooper Tuesday, mak- ing the trip in Mrs. Roy Hoo per ' s car. Carll A. Hallctt is making Improve- ments to the piazza on his residence on Main street. Lane brothers are doing the work. George Griffing, formerly of this village, has taken the position as manager of the Hotel Irving at South- ititi itiu ' ti. Elaborate arrangements are bting made for the reception to be tendered to Mrs. Laura A. Schermerhom , of Isiip, district deputy grand . matron of tht> Ontoi- nf Pietorw C+i>* nnnn htnr official visit to Riverside Chapter here this Thursday evening. This will also be the \home-coming \ of Assistant Grand Lecturer Alexander B. Soyars , of Riverhead. There will be a program of instrumental and vocal music and * s peeches. Refreshments will be ?erved. A large crowd is expected. Miss Christine Litchard is visitinir \Mrs. Edward Lahey at Elizabeth , N. .) . Mrs. Jessie Griffing. formerly of Riverhead, is to return from Florida soon , and will go to Greenport where she is to care for an old lady at ihe Clarke House. A show will be given at the Capitol Theatre , Riverhead , on Triday , April 24 , afternoon and evening, for r the benefit of the Riverhead Boy Scouts. The feature picture will be \Excuse Me. \ There will also be a special Boy Scout picture and a comedy. The admission for school children at the matinee will be only 10 cents. This is for a most worthy cause and it is hoped that the residents of Riverhead generally >vill purchase tickets for the benefit. A party of ladies were nicely enter- tained at \500\ by Mrs. Frank C. Cooper on Thursday afternoon of last week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jetur \V. Hand and Mrs. Fred Hill . Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Yetter re- turned this week from Florida where they spent the winter. Harry (\Pud\) Lane , son of former Postmaster and Mrs. Howard V. Lane , a very clever young cartoonist , is em- ployed in the advertising department of the New York American. Mr. \ and Mrs. Dulnowsky, accom- panied by their daughter and son , (Sophie and John), are spending the Easter week-end with their daughter in New Jersey. They will return Tuesday. tiominucu trom page I) eral years ago, by the Suffolk Board of Supervisors and a number of new- one*. One of the new highways on the map that is to be constructed by the State is to run from Farmingdale , through the middle of the Island to Manorville . and thence on the south side of the Peconiv river to River- side (Riverhead) ard then on to Hampton Bays , via Flanders. The North Country road, from Wading River to Mattituck. is also . -designated for iir.ptovement under the Hewitt bill. Other highways designated arc the following: Highway from the proposed State park at Wading River, which will be known as Wildwood Park, to the Wadlnsr River - Roanoke - Matt : tuck highway; from Southampton to Bridgehampton ; from Amagansett to Moctauk Point ; from Amityville county line road ; f rom Mor.tauk high- way to the Pipe Line boulevard; from Pipe Line boulevard to Wading River State Park ; Maywood-Babylon load; Greenport-Orient Point road, and from the east end of the town road to the proposed State park on Lloyds Neck , Huntington. In addition to the $5 , 000,000 or up- wards that is to be expended in the improvement of these highways , the town s and villages will raise several million dollars for highway improve- ments during the next five years. I MILLIONS TO BE SPENT ON HIGHWAYS ^liims Column: 1' ^ >.fji know that : ' :- • days .if • . >ii ' j 1 \guilitig Alv hrr' r ;i s . ,l \ . the d.l , v< \ when uutd'i- .ir- vrn.tne i iv and lure * I i. =tr -Av.;k hnd -Uri-! >v:?! ^ Burtfl' . 'lvj MU I ai ' u-Id? Rich: •; ¦ < ¦ * « - w. . - si: and | try , - .:, haitl ! ¦ . - .!:. ¦ ! ¦ !- :• . .:. .,\—v. f-'O.l j Slut r-tyV- n;>d i. i ' .!- . :- . ¦ >r* that Htv i; ti-ully \eiy \< > u; ; IM ! . I right for winter, our ir.i- .e wa rder - over to trrt meadow whrn* t in- iirr ' ri- Buttrrrty an 1 tne Mu; .- a ¦ ,. - :*: ' ! : vi -iing a,.peful. « ¦ JUT i! . vi ;i , « hi-i 's , l .i- . iiuanig thing- \ . kitr. - . ' ti > , !, >. . -in - that wen nri - k' .iv.!' . v, »' . * f - - -> . <• iK v. kites ami the ir \•! ¦ •! ¦ ! :.. •! ¦ , ¦ . ¦ !. '- ,i kind >\ ith darting, 'i.,k . - ' ,». ii, .r :.ii' . Th> I' jtterllles liav, \ a :- . t= :; * . .;ivi t vnt box ojio gon- < Mn:- ' . , i. M ;.. I - . - . - . I . TI the corners \VI;JI aU..m tli.ru ri-iits wt/rth iS ad- r. ' -i- .e i.tasier nvA it doe * sail giori- i- .i i y. ''iii ' kites , «<>arinf; «ver there, fa: aii.-ie li' r talle. s; tret's. IL>w can <*v tuink oi cats or remember that (. ' .ays and tai.s are much in demand it.; erisembie suits. tt ia! fun all the High school con- tirire.it- with their accompanying ,, in;. - .;; are naving on their Wash- uiSEt- . -r trip. They went off like a i ¦ > . > ¦¦ . ' i-iitiertiii- i! . >o tcstive in new >P' i \ .g rainivnt . with the bo» doing : ¦ :,. -! of till - heavy carrying , am! the jr 'owa fiiiks looking a- if tney too w. \ .e on .i inik though one nof en- tirely frcv of responsibility. And speaking of trips \ , haw ni.v it is that those people who say they l' .:.\rtrt bad a vacation forever arc now having >ueh grand ones. Mr. and Mrs. Foi. y, for instance, starting off for California! Mr. and Mrs . Orcutt Petty returning from three month:, in Klo : -!iia! Seem? to u> , so closely byimd to the cocoon , that our friend? with their trips to IJermuda . Ash- viilt* . Panama. Pinehurst , Hot S prings , Atlantic City. Eurape and ail way stations , are a grandl y travelle 1 lot in loiKs. We rejoice with them and try t;> len.eriibcr that the roses in the h^nu- garden . - -nrel! just as sweet . ' .houfts: : hey mav r.ot grow so large as elsewhere . Wel l buy an Faster li' y. < at a Btrmuda onion and plav Poilyanna. The .Southampton High School Senior class presented the p lay, \The foj. 'h:k>wn. \ very creditably indeed , last Thursday evening in the school . a. iiiitwium and the youn i; peop le «fj i iir n the him\ r.n/l v!-=;-;«,. s. . i,., ( .fs * had a tine time with a good dance af- terward. Many compliments have been heard about the play. It was a very nice play in itself and was exceedingly well given. If we were one of these responsible and indispensable characters called a l:-po:ter , we 'd hu. stle to the telephone ami find out just what was doing at Woma n ' . - Club last Sulci 0.0 . bat be- iticv an utt e rly irresponsible Butter- fl y and just chattering with yon we 'll t •!! y.m how disappointed we were ti.at wo oii -. 'dn 't go. You know the Jailing lio 'lov. - ladies were on the • .omrr.if.ec and they always have a . good program and lot s of luscious l. -iimrs ro eat. We couldn ' t go because tne Motor nas tne whopping cough. Thiiig. s that people havo told us about the t' .i.pieasantnc. ss of this diseas? Ifli ' . -I- v:u ~ . r.ot dea f , but uncompre- hei' .lii-g. Now our ears are neither <!caf !vir ur^cmpiehending. Thay woi k while we s ' oep; they detect the first -i-iund of ihat awful spasm and sc.rr.i how , sound asiecp though we are i.e d;i:-h out of bed , st 'ir.c the nice :.ev. ' waits; euamelled hasin - specially l^' . 'caica ior .i.e occasion , jrrasp a -i.tij .. ' of oUI soft c ' . ot ' n and make I ; -rfe t ronoei-li.ms with an equall y - -.ii' .iii asleep, though struggling . V'lur.j- Ucr , who . poo - thiUl . proceeds 1 > pari, w.th ali tne potential bone ami sinew ihat we had so carefully pi-c-pated and euaxingly administered. Then , s.til! sightless , we straighten up after tne fray, . smooth the covers about the Motor , who has not once op- - ' .te;i hi. - eyes ami is already obliv- ious , ami go bad: to take up immed- iatel y ami where we left off . that nice dream that our accounts had balanced after ail. This is not once , bui ten times , a night . Nothing changes but the dicam. Does anyone speak dis- risnet-tfully of \ Vhi'.arevi ' s diseases?\ Did you see \Janice Meredith' . '\ One of the few pictures , didn ' t you think, where the picture- is aetuailv better than the book. Surel y nothing cou 'd !;e more i.irore:-sive than tire earner, cf troops crossi i ra the . Dela- ware , or ;i:ve a iu-u. -r i.iea \-i tne Aticripg days of the Revolution. It is a spk'jirlid picture. But folk.i needn ' t fume about present styles. i Imagine the good warm army oats * . that the soldiers wear now . and those ' - fluttering capes that s. i inadequately but gracefull y protected Washington and his men from the bitte: stirm. And the ladies ' head dresses! And the gorger.usness and beauty of the court of I.ouis XIV. No wonder Ben- jamin Franklin enjoyed it. ,. A memorial window to»Joseph Jef- ierson is enshrined in a church. The Ch E re h Cotincil offe r-; a prize of $500 for the bo. -i rcliffious play with social significance. Yet there arc still churches which consider the theatre it>;.;j itiji The a . ¦ - . :. i i 'v !:. T .ill-.en of vru- dahs .n HI t. ie . ;; ¦ n .iiKs Flowei h^.ls .tie ti. - . 'dr'i , i - .a - k.Ked , biarchos bleken. The ¦ . ' * . ' o'\ , say it l ra-t be \ ..to. f ' 0\ ui' iDuntiy oi foi- einnc'- . w 'd i .lb s.i ^ k- But a little lat- .. t.i ..me erj will rise from count!' , i tates mat i ' must be touri=>ts fi i the cuv oi foreigner;. if ho Would fi J,n want m d-im tg\ Yet in Euio e tie i. >e tne mo. - .; beautiful park n r II ind children and gtown fo\ i ' ¦ \ ¦¦¦ \ fm 'ti.int- ed and know ho« n i 'ei' then' . Ooe thing is sore , it mint be ignorant people. City aii ' aj - t - v will agice that onlv ignoiai > « 1 ,!•»' h ¦ > nt i \ destroy beauty. Do you wonder . , ¦ -ku n.. ¦ . of m> obscrvactsi' ' . aui\ . V ^ IJ It. ' ,- . ^« ' .i. - in . v. coiij c. ... ¦ .: Lieu. , r.iF . I had a lovely Ea^ . : , i. „, . The Drone, and—you ciu i ¦ ^ \ v, i > \ . I hate to confess it—I w is -uing it so carefully for thii week. Bat . i , do know. Unn ' i you , how i.nnit - !. c. mitlufd? 5Anywav it isn 't hve . nr in the ofTiEe , and so , feflim; e.e.i worthloscer than Honey-Be e inn ' . o' arn , we 'll say in a very tiny vo.^e , tnat the Drone ' s Easter poe m is lo- ' 5o Tiuiihly— BUTTERFtiY i B.. LI P. yU M N l' lNH j Riverhead—Perry L. Peterson , one of the well-known residents of this village , died at the home of his son, Carl F. Peterson , list Friday at the age of oil years. He had been ill from heart disease for some time. Mr. Peterson was born in Riverhead and resided here all his life. He was employed in Hallett Bros. ' grist mill for many years and subsequently worked at the carpenter ' s trade. Be- sides the above named son the de- | ceased is survived b y a daughter. Miss A. Mildred Peterson , and another son , Perry Peterson. Funeral services were conducted at the residence of Mr . Peterson ' s daughter on West Main ! street Sunday afternoon. Rev . C. C. I Cornwall , pastor of the First Congre- gational churc h , officiating, and the interment was in the Riverhead cemetery. PERRY L. PETERSON The cast of 'Single Wives . \ show- ing at the Capitol Theatre , Thursday and Friday, April 16 and 17 , is signifi- cant of the qual ity of this much dis- cussed photo-drama. Co-featuring Corinne Griffith and Milton Sills , two of America ' s best [ belove d stars , the supporting cast is remarkable in that it contains names that have played a prominent role in the growth and development , of tho grjat amusement industry. Kathryn Williams , who is seen as Dorothy Van Clark , is best remem- bered as the heroine of , that cele- brated serial , \The Adventures' of Kr.th' yn. \ Lou Tellegen , * whose work ori the Kvt uiniHU ' stage p.*- leading rttar. for Dase. Bernhardt and Rejane placed him in the forefront of the world' s : iri eat aetorsv is considered one of the -u. 'tii ' s handsomest men. Htni y IJ , Walthall , ofte n , called ^ho Mansfield of the screen , portrays i\e iol.? of Dexter , whose love for Do:. -thy Van Clark creates chaos in the d >ub!e triangle of the story. Phyllis Haver , possessor nf the celc- hiatecl bathins- suit figure, appea rs as Marion Eldridge. playing opposite John Patrick. i Phillips Sinalley, former director ; *>id husband of Lois Weber, and Jero | Austin, who also appeared in \Sun- i down, ' ' makes up the balance uf the ¦ , ! ¦ . - \ . . 1 - •¥- ¦¦ 1 ... M .. ..... I 1 i l imn jo,. , I i.i,iii.i Morgan t , invcr. ;c , I daughter of Henry Hay.s Morgan , : forme:- um<u! to Iteltiuni , ts also in ' the cast. BIG STAR CAST IN \SINGLE WIVES\ Miss Helen Morrell , a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Morrell , of Cutchogue , died at her home in that village on Wednesday. She was 17 years old and a young woman held in j the very highest esteem bv many friends throughout Southold and Riverhead towns. She attended the Mattituck High school . Besides her parents she is survived by four sis- ters , Mrs , Harry Aldrich , \ of Matti- tuck: Katharine , Virg inia and Jean Morrell . and a brother , Wesley Mor- rell. Mr. and Mrs. Morrell have the deepest sympathy in their bereave- ment. They lost another daughter about a year ago. ' POPULAR CUTCHOGUE GIRL DIED ON WEDNESDAY A petition is being circulated re • .iuot ' ng t!u l..\.|-!...i.I TV.wi Ii....i ' . to lay vo 'icrrtc mi both sides of t! • hi g hway in M**in sSiecl. i ' lom Griflinc H venue to a point in front of McCabt ' s Central sture , at the juncture \f thr Rivcrhvnd-Mattituck Stale hig hway, which was laid last fall, and which was concteted from curb to curb in the business section. This is nn im- provement that all residents of the village should favor, as it will add much to the appearance of the busi- ness section. WANT MORE I ONCRETK LAID IN MAIN STREET. RIVERHEAD At their regular monthly meeting the Van Guard Ho*»- Company re- elected tne officers who were in charge nf the company last year. They are: Captain. Leonard Strong, first lieutenant , William Rogers; sic ond lieutenant , Herbert E. Row-ie ; recording secretary, Harold Sher- wood; financial secretary, Clifford Cox ; treasurer , Frede rick Hutten- loeker . Edward Wilson was re- elected chief driver of the racing truck and Lorenzo Hendrick«on , chief driver of the fire truck. Engine Company, No. 1. of the Pat* chogue Fire Department , at their regular meeting Tuesday night, elect- ed officers for the coming year. All nf lfl«t yenvs A *Rr^rs w*ire ^-elected and were: Captain , Harvey Bum- stead; first lieutenant , Bernard Brandt ; , second , lieutenant. John Barry ; financia l secretary. Caleb Ed- wards ; recording secretary, George Walters; chief driver, Edward Syn- A M * At Tuesday night' s meeting the Euclid Hose Company of tlie Pat- chogue Fire deimrtment elected offi- cers for the coming year. They were Captain , Arthur Sherry; lieutenant, Irving Mitchell ; secretaryi Edward , Phanemiller ; treasurer , Robert Van Tuvl ; chief driver, Georjre Foga ' rty. Edward Woodruff , Edward Bridge and George Fogarty were elected as dele- gates to the chief convention. The Union Hook and Ladder Com- pany elected the following officers; ' Captain . Fred Pape ; first lieutenant , Garry Whitlock ; second lieutenant , George Deitz; financial secretary, Fred Gordon: recording ' secretary, Carl Smith; chief driver, Merton Mar- tin. John Briscoe was elected 'warden for fa\o year. s and John Pape, George Taylor and Arthur Gerard , trustees. It was announced at this meeting that the newly elected officers are to give a pedro and dinner at the next meet- ing. PATCHOGLE FIRE COMPANIES RE-ELECT ALL OFFICERS . HOUSES TO RENT , ROOMS TO LET We specialize in BUIJGAIA1WS AND WATER FRONT PROPERTY l Sanford & Smith Successor lo W. L. MdDermott REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER - INSURANCE AND APPRAISER Riverhead Tel. 140 SKILL The Indian bagged his game 4kith = the first .. arrow. A second . shot was never Jiecetsary. Single out the .optometrists in this town who can tell you the facta about your eye< on your first visit. There -will be few. Our optometrist , schooled by yean of experience, will tell you after his first examination the oondition of your eyes. If you require eye glasses you can de- pend on it that every detail of your prescription will be carried out skillfully and scientifically. RALPH C: BROWN Optometrist RIVERHEAD , NEW YORK Steve ' s mm WAGON PECONIC AVEN UE RIVERHEAD Telephone 418 IP^ T SI 1 HvAJBH^VaH^Hs^Lli^H ss Is Never Closed Oysters - Steaks - Chops Omelettes to Order. Clam Chowder - Escallops in Season. Fresh Pies - Cakes FOOD AT ITS BEST Clean - Pure - Nourishing Great Farm Bargain Splendid opportunity to secure greatest - bargain in valuable farm land within 40 miles of , New York City. 236 acres on hotfi sides of Jericho Turn- pike. 2 , 200 ft. of road front- ! ago on each side. 12-room i house and other buildings. j Price and terms reasonable. Apply to H , HENSCHEL North port Long Island RAPI0 RADIO RADIO What ! You arp not interested in radio? Then I am ««r» haye>' t scon or heard of the new MIRACO Ultra Five ReceWnV Set \ The guaranteed radio receiver noted for volume, selectivity ...A COMPLETE AND INSTALLED , $158.00. \'«t.v y an<J , one% IRVING T. DOWNS souNrr AVENUE Phone: Jameiport 2 . SF4 NOTICE TO THE RIVERHEAD •BASEBALL PLAYERS* Each and every man in the Town of Riverhead is asked to com e out and ; try for the Riverhead Sunday League ! Baseball Team. This is tp be a new team and every I position on tho team is open. Every man is to : be given , fair trial and tho hpst men selected for the team. ! Riverhead intends to put a team in I the Sunday . Loogue that will be ai credit to the town and the town is; bdhind the team which means that the | team will have good .backing. With ! the town in back of . the team is a j guarantee of a ' winning team. ! Following is date for first practice, j at Riverhea d Fair Grounds , Ap ril 12 , 1925, nt 2:30 p. m. Watch for later announcements. „ • . LOUIS HARDING l| Manager. \ i
