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Its v ' ¦ | Value I AT THE FAIR \ 4. .Y. ' ROBINSON ' j Riven-head , L. I. i <„„ __. ±__ „_ j ' \ ¦ ¦ . t __ . ' j - ! rAPITGI I V/ THEATRE , *-* RIVERHEAD , NEW YORK Matinee paiJy Except Thursday 2:30—Tuesday Special at 3:45 Evening, Two Shows , 7:30 and 9:30 i n I TH URSDAY-FRIDA Y , SEPTEMBER 1C-17 THOMAS MEIGHAN * 1 —in o \TIN GODS\ News Comedy ii i -fi nnr ¦ m -- — .. n ¦ ---— c ¦¦ - SATURD A Y , ^ v - SEPTEMBER 18 EARLE FOX \A TRIP TO CHINATOWN\ News i Comed y MOND A Y , n SEPTEMBER 20 CONWAY TEARLE '• > —' n — ¦ \THE SPORTING LOVER\ News Comedy - - TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY , \ SEPTEMBER 21-22 REX King of Wild Horses —in-— / \THE DEVIL HORSE\ \FIGHTING HEARTS\ T ' \ L- - _ O THURSDAY.FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 2 3-24 o The Picture of the Year \VARIETY\ 'News , ^ ' ^ Comedy (Continued from page 411 JJ. M y ers , •Henry iirhe re r a nd Mrs. Lucille Dare; Efa st Hampton , Ra y- m ond A. Smith ; Huntin gton , . As- semblyman John Boyle, Jr. , Count y Treasurer Shepherd II. Scuiidnr. C' apt. Emm et B. Hawkins and Frederick II. K os tev ; Isli p, Count y Ch a irman George H. McDonald , former A s- semblyman Cecil \V . Proctor , Mr s . Helen Hoppin and Stale Committee- man W. Kin gsland Macy; Riverhead , Ro per M. ' Wiley ; Southold , form e r 3tate Commi tteeman William J. Hill? md \ Stat e Committeeman \Arthur M. Tasker ; Shelter Isl a nd , Mrs. Bel l e P. Tr ook; Southampton , Mr s. Pauline \1 . Sabin , C ounty Clerk Fred S. Pul- •er and Su pervisor Benjamin G. Hal- .ey, and Smithtown , Senator George L. Thom pson. Th e f o llowing ° w ere elected dele- rates to the Republi can judiciary con- t ention : Bn \b ylon Town , Willi am F. vVolter and Walter Bold ; Huntington , Richard AV. 'Hawkins , Willard N. B ay- 'is , Hil ary Corwin and Allison K. t owndes; Southampton , Ch a rle s Weils 3ro \ vn , O scar F. Fanning and Wil- iam C. Gr eene; East Hampton , Harr y j . Ste p h e ns; Riv e rh e ad , Bern ard H. L o rd; Smithtown , Charl es S. Butler; i outhold , George C. Terr y and Harry H. Reeve; \ Shelter Island , Franci s M yers; Brookhaven , C o unt y Jud g e Ge orge H. Furmnn , Surr og ate R o bert 3. Pelletr eau , Ralph J. Hawkins and Wilson R. Ritch ; Islip, Alfred E. Frie- nan , Fr ederick Tuck and Roy B. Oavis. The candidates elected tCL . the O e moer a tic State conventi o n ,;! whi c h ilso will be held on. September 27 and 28 in Syracuse are: Former County Jud ge John R. Vunk , Patchogue; S andy J. Adams. Riverhead ; Herman F. Bish op, Westhampt o n Beach; fame s A. Early, S ag Harb o r; Richar d J. Gilmer. Kin gs Park ; f ormer As- sembl yman William G. Carroll , Ba y- o ort; John J. Glea s on , Bri ghtwaters; William E. M agee , Babyl o n , and E d- .v ard Dem ' psey. iHuntington. The f ollowing are the delegates jlecte d to the Democratic Judiciary convention : Hector A. Robichon , Huntin gton ; Charles A. L y nch , St. lame s; Frank P. N' ohow e l , Bay Shor e; T ohn J. McKearney, Central Islip ; Al- ¦ non G. Rasquin , Riv e rh ea d ; former C ounty Judge John R. Vunk , Pat- ch ogue; former Supervisor Charles (I. Redfield , Westhampton Beach , and C ommodore J. Ebb Weir. Rr ., Kiver- he ad. PRIMARY ELECTION BRIN GS NO CONTEST FOR OKFICF i \ ( Continued from page 41 i ' unly .i-= Apsche. is belreved to have bti \i lif- owneii. The ajreiit? succeeded in gett : ng thi'ii laptuied boat, with its 250 ,a« i~ HI li'iuor , into Bay Shore seV- eval Hi.ui - liit-er. Both the Wester- i.i ki' .i. 'oi the .Maud- . ' F , 2nd , were Mki'ii t*) the n Barge Oflicr dock in Manhattan. TV ht,c|y ^if one o( the crew of tht * but in tr a u l e i , Edward We-sterbeke , iiptiirs-t l t-ar ' y Thursday morning wit 1 ? ! a cargo of contraband\ liquor , vu ^ »u>hi<d ashor e at Timbe r Point , mat G roat R iver , l ast Thursday ev- iliiis The body has beeii identified a - 'Hat of William Ap s ch e , of ^ Islip. ¦ mi! th i 1 - dispel s the belief that thi . ii . ' . nf rum-runners jumped into the • ., •< *<'! u ith crieb of help and feigned lintwiug, met ely a^ a iuse to avoid :tnt. —t. - The tii' ht report of the seizure had a that >two men were drowned a« Federal Agents Valentine Haas and Aithur Schreyer swooped down upon (lie craft that yielded about 200 case* it assorted \ lii'iuiis , cordials - and _ -ham pa giie. ' Just a short time befort that the Coast Guard Patrol 207 and the picket boat C-G 2318-in command •f Boa tswains William E. W oo d and James S. Fletcher seized the famous smuggler Maude S , 2nd , with a n '(•ua 'iy valuable cargo. The ciew . •onuiiising three wen , howeve r, re- signed themselves to arrest instead oJ m. 'ik-inf a break for liberty over the tan. Otto Schwa 11 and Frank >I. GtJles ili. scovered the bod y of Apsche float- ing into the shore as they were tra- ver. -ing the beach at the Timbei I' uinf Golf Club. State Police Head- quarters at Bay Shore was notified i iid Troopers Clark and Hagstrom were sent to take charge of the bodj .mt il the anival of Coroner Edwin S. Moore. According to^ the police. Hie identification was made through member-!, of Apsche ' s family. He is iii-ted on the police record as Opps. B ecause of the shallow water -in tht Gr e at S o uth Bay in the vicinit y oi Deer Range State Park _ wher e th e E d w a rd Wcsterbek e wa s \ ca p tured , if wa s b elieved , th at anybody with swimmin g experience could safely es- cape to shore. The rum-running jraft undoubtedly lay in th e narrow c hannel a few ' hundr ed yards off the shore. Once the channel had been ne g oti a t e d , and it would take only a few strok es , the remainder of the dis- tan ce c/mld have been waded. The be 'iief is that Apsche was not a swim- m er or that the weight of his heavy s eu c lothin g drag g ed him under th t w a t e r before he had a c hanc e to ki ck Ml\ hi s hoots . He was fully dressed when found. « Ha as a nd Schr e yer , w o rkin g fro m th^ office of A. Bruce Biclaski , made th e raid on the Edwa rd Westerbeke ¦ tbout the same time , late Wedne s d ay ni g ht , that the C oast Guard Patrol 207 , in c omm a nd of of B o atswain Wili am E. Wood , with the aid of the aicket b oat C-G 2318 , in \ . char ge of Bo atswain .Tames S. , Fletcher , cap- , ti red the famous Matid S , 2nd , insi d e if Fire I sland Inlet. AUhough the seizures were made at wiBely separ- iteil points , it i s known that the tip- aff . came fr om the same source. The ' .wo boats comprised one of the \ ri ch- \ . ¦ St 'hauls ever made in the Great S o uth B ay and n e tted ' u p ward of 4 00 - •ases of assorted liquors ,.cordi als and rliampagrie. v, . \ - ¦ ' ¦ The situation of arraigning a man who , ha il just saved his life ' \ developed ivh i'ii Federal Prohibition A gentryal- ' •Wtiiie Haas took Thomas Shea , \hirty-six , a of No. 98 Hamilton . Plac e , Manhattan , an alleged rum-rummer , be f o r e F e deral Commi ss i o ner Wil s on ' .h Brooklyn oh Thursday. Sh ea saved Haaa from drowning wh en Haas a nil Arthur Schre yer: in- tercepted the trawler Edward Wester- beke off Fire Island Inlet. -Although _ _ he _ ' s o u g ht n o cre d it ; I ' or i iis act , biit jfoi' which he mi ght nnve escaped, receivefd cbnsideratioivr H e was merely , char ged ,.with trans- porting liquor, r o .;. = J Schreyer and Haas in BIS ceil a lory near Jiav Shore' sent out by the . r:i\v) or and \ roiyo'L b y Walt er Baker , jf . Ea st Islip. With Baker between hem in the boat , they met the ( raw- er \00 ya rd s offshore. One of the nini-runiiers , alleged to have been \\'illiam Apsehc , of Islip, ' who se body, iva s recovered later , struck the dory^ mil capsized it. Baker, ap p arently; ,vas drowned. His body has not been - eciivei-ed. - -^ - , - ¦ _ - , . . - \'At that moment I heard \Haas fv out , \ S chreyer said. \It . wa s lit.i-h d ark. Suddenly I saw Shea had iuinped overboard . . He hail a life- iivse rver around him and w. ' i s hold- rig Haas up. \ \i can ' t, swim a stroke , \ Haa s s aid , ' ami Shea . .undoubtedly saved , niv life. \ \Why didn 't you swim the 300. . \ards to shore and escape?\ Shea ivus iisked. \What would you have done , \ he inked simply. ,MA.\ DROWN ED AS RUM i BOATS ARE CAPTURED (Continued from page 41) i property had been under contract fui ( sale and with the desire to tHke sonic , action to organize the sentiment fin a * modern new hotel in Ru-erliead , th Lion. s Club made the pr.ijer! the tii ' .xf topic of , discussion at its mor. tniy dinner at the Riverhead Country Club Monday evening. A number of, bankers , busi ness and profes si onal j men and other representative if si- i dents oi ' the village attended the din- ner and much enthusiasm was mani- 1 tested . At the suggestion of L.a\v>'ei ] Bernard H. Lord it was voted to re;- j iiueb£ the Ilockenbcrry- Sy«teifi , Inc , j to sent one of its experts , here -gain ' to further discuss the making of a _] survey of the hotel situation. This I concern also directs the. financing of j hotels and obtains a manager to op- tiate them. It was planned to have a public meeting in trie auditorium of t he Riverhe a d Hi g h S c h oo l , ^whie ' i was to be addressed by the r epnvsejnt- itive of the Hockenberry Systems . In c., and other experts. Am ong those who spoke at the il in- ner Monday night were Eugene Mc Don a l d, p roprietor o f the w e ll known Orien t P oint Inn \ a t Ori e nt P o int . How- ¦ trd H. Downs , proprietor of the I* e 'onic Bay House at South Jamesport , one of the leading summer hotels on Ea stern Long Island; George H. Per- kin s , president of the Lions ( lub: Kal ph C. . Park er , secretary of \the -lub; Su pcrv^or B. Frank \ H o well; Seor go E. Luce , Ral ph C . Brown , Henry R. Talmage , J. Irvin g Edwards. Dr. J ames C. W. Lutz , Dr. Laurence C. Seudd er , Fr e d H . Tu l hill , Sereno H . Smith , Fred E. Barth , L ewis C. Austi n , B ernard H. Lord , J. H ai-ry Brown and Jlr. Wo odruff , a former captain of the -Yale football team , wh o was a guest of Mr. McDonald. Mr. McDon ald , who i s \ an exper- ; en ce d hotel m a n , declared that a m odern year-round hotel would be a so od-paying investmen t in Suffolk .. '' ou ii t y a nd t h a t Riverhead was the lo g ic a l l o e a ti c u i for it . He said that a (own was no better than its hotels tnd that it was beneficial to any vil- l ag e the s i ze \ of\ Riverhead to have a re a l , mod ern hotel. The other , speak- ers stressed the importance ot the need of a n e w h o tel in Riverh ea d and ( he g reat \ \benefits that would . accrue therefrom , pointing out that not on ' v the business meir 'b u t all other resi- dents Hv ould derive benefits from it , in directly if nut directly. KI \ ERiIE A O HOTEL SI RE ; ' WILL HA VE 73 ROOMS\' (Continued fro m page 41) -.. ' . Dr. Edwin S. M oore , of Bay Shore , promptly resigned as- railraod sur- :eini; Dr. Miles declared that he ' had IO intentions of resigning his com- iiission; Dr. Morley Ii . Lewis , of Sag Harbor , slated that he intended to , ' !'?.ign as surgeon at the end of the , >rc-seiit year . Dr. Willi am W . Gibson , it. Iluiiiington , the\) fourth coroner , vlin serves us a railroad surgeon , was mi disturbed b y the r e ve l ati o n a nd ¦ i. wiU continue in that capacity. The lil ' ih coroner , who represents Fisher ' s Island , is not a physician. None of the railroad surgeons is on i : alary, being compensated for each •ase Hiey, , handle and probably do not receive an average of , $5(1 a year from tht: railroad. - company. Those who know them intimately are convinced l iial. they would not . be influenced in , the least in their decisions because of their employment as railroad sur- ¦ £c \ ons , as they are men of the highest types who, it is believed , always have discharged their duties 'honestly. Dr. M oore ' s l etter to the chief sur- tceon of the Long Island railroad ten- dering .his resignation reads in . part as follows : : i \I believe that there are those , who ' Mil be .professionally true and at the , sn 'ini' time .judicially just. I have J' aitJi Uuit iiiy Coroner colleagues have . fulfilled the-ne conditions. Believing .hat , like Caesar ' s wife , we should be ibo v e susp icion and . realizing public s entim e nt , I most respectfully return to you fny commission as railway sur- geon and also my transportation card . \ K - In commenting upon his resignation. Dr. Moore pointed out that he had :cnsured the railroad company in \hi s decisions in impje sts where persons had ,been killed by trains and where there were grounds for criticism. Dr. Miles was asked why he' made- no criticism-of the raiiroad company in his decision in the Calverton wreck inquest and he replied that all the law required him to.tl o was to find wher e , and in what m a nn e r a pe r so n name t o hi s or h e r _ d eath and that he did so in this decision. RAILROAD IN QUEST NEARS GRAND JURY (Continue*! from page 41) bar , havin g a large and lucrative practise , has been one of the ont- ' st a ndin g D e mocr a t s o f Suff o lk f o r m a n y y ear s and has b e en ' .n cl o-^ ' c ontact with the p art y leaders in Jreatei ' New York and also the Stale organization. For a few years.-how- e ver , he has been obli ged to . ' evot e his time and attention to his law practise and for that reason he has : been unable lo be active in tbecotm- [cils of the party. Tie lias been elected this year as a delegate to \ tjolh ^tl:e ' Stat e and Judicial conventions. HOWELL RESIGNS A S FIRST 1 DEPUTY CLERK • !^ T7- i r\*^-^ ^ PHONE R C S E R V A T ~ O H S PATCHOGUE 6CO ^^^\•*~~niwrnini^TnriiwiiiiiwTniTiii i in rii 11 nr n— miimiiiiiiiwiiinn rin—iiiMni—— ¦¦ ! ¦¦ — m THREE DAYS ONLY , Tlwrs \ , Fri., Sat. \ Sept. 16 , 17 , 18 \ i II \- Lor,,; Mud ShuvwnK \* - . \MISMATES\ - ' . -.v uh - DORIS KENYON VAUDE VILLE COF.1EDY ONE DA.Y ONLY Sunday, September 19 CM (I !! . DL Mfl.LI. |.it.™i' « ROD LA ROCQUE \BACHELOR BRIDES\ ELINOR FAIR T^TjUnA FA YE , THREE ~ D J.Y.S ONLY Mon., Tues., Wed., Sept. 20 , 21 , 22 Tlio hensnlionai ^..Mifwav Slar, s Ann Penniiigtcn t.nd Julian Eltinge ' \MADAlf SEMAVE\ ¦ a. ° \The Cousin of dun ley ' s Aunt \ ~\ THREE DAYS ON L T ; \ I Thurs ,, Fri., \ Sat. ' Sept. 23 , 24 , 25 ¦ 7 \* Firit Long M-i i-l Sho* .* 'Ing »f ¦ : HARRY LANGDON His Lalesl—Besl—and Bi ggest Comed y (Direct fiom Sliund Thfalrr , New York) \THE STRONG MAN\ ^ BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW Glynne ' s BAT ' S HQRE Theatre THREE DAYS (SNLY f. THurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 23 , 24 , 25 ^ ¦ :VintLILii 'jj . ¦ : . WJIt^i* ¦ ¦ ¦ ' , • ' \ (Himself) -\- - ~ ;; ¦ - . - ^ , AND HIS ORCHESTRA OF IS PIECES . ; \^^EMPSEY-TL^ RETURNS VfV? will hn H . miouncec l . - ' from. lli*. STAGE ROUND BY ROUND . ± ' ¦ ' ¦ ' . ¦ . . > ¦ - ¦ ' ^x- ~ Direct from . Ringside. n \ ' T HURSDAY N IGHT , SEPTEMBER 23rd
