Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 24

TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 193. Aided in Centennial Publication Girls Drink Too Late, Appeal Of Suburban Mayor Declare VOLUME TELLS FIRMS BEHIND CENTER OPENS COURSES WITH GOOD CLASSES BOARD NAMED TO ADMINISTER PAINTERS-CODE County Commissioners Frank J. Smith and Homer W. Storey of tha State Liquor Authority today will consider steps to be taken in the matter of earlier closing of licensed beer, wine and liquor p.

aces in East Rochester, following receipt of a letter from Mayor W. Duane Smith of that village seeking action In the matter. Mayor Smith appealed to the l834-Rochestet'1934 Monroe County towns which border Rochester on the west, Gates and Greece, originally were one, Gatei originally having been the remaining portion of tha old township of Northampton after the division of that huge area. Tha 100-Acre Tract that became the nucleua of Rochester wai wholly in Gatei, is was the village until 1823, when a portion of Brighton on the east side of the river was annexed. Greece was taken from Gates In 1822, a year after Monroe County was formed.

When Rochester became a city In 1834 the city line was moved westward to Uencsce and Child Streets, taking Into the municipal limits a large area of agricultural land on the West Side. All the area west of the river and south of Buffalo Street (now Main Street West) and the Erie Canal (now Broad Street) from Buffalo Street Kast, was called the Third Ward, and all the territory north of that ward and west of the river was in the First and Second wards, as far as ths Lower Falls. Greece and Gales have continued to lose land to tha city since that time, until the city has reached the lake on the north and extends west and south to the New York State Barge Canal. In addition, new suburban areas are growing not only In Greece and Gates but In Chill as well. Tkit it tttiti knlariett Vim 6 1 wk fry Collegiate's Summer School Has Room For Few More A busy day, with new student! adjusting themselvei to the routine of colitis work, and new coursei being Initiated, marked the opening of the summer session of Rochester Collegiate Center yesterday.

"Enrollment last week proved to be more than satisfactory," Dr. Linus Webb, registrar said, "A large group of students appeared at tha school today to take advantage of Instruction in first and sec ond year collegs subjects. Classes are welt balanced, and not too crowded for the more Individual type of Instruction." There Is still roo mfor a few more students, Doctor Webb Owing to the lateness In the season of high school graduation exercises this year, registrations will be accepted throughout the remainder of the week at Chester Dewey School 14. DEMOCRATS MEET Gate Women's Democratic Club will meet tonight In the home 'f Mrs. J.

Floyd Schulli, 17 Howard Road. John Vyverberg Heads Authority of Nine For Rochester Personnel of the Rochester local code agency, which will- have charge of administering the NRA code for the painting, paperhang- Ing and decorating business was announced yesterday by Guy R. Hunter, secretary of Rochester Chapter, Internationl Society of Mauler Painters A Decorators. Members of the code authority are: Chairman, John Vyverburg; vlcechalrman, Carl Luther; secretary, Clarence Tufta; treHsurer, Edward Fischer; Guy R. Hunter, John Neldermaler, Mortimer Sabln, Herman Held and George Stot-hard.

There men, all well known painting and decorating contractors, has been approved by the New York State Regional Code Agency to obtain compliance to the code. Adherence will end practices that have cost property ownrs and employer thousands of dollars In the last few years Mr. Hunter declared. Admiring the centennial volume issued yesterday by the Chamber of Commerce ind devoted to the industrial, bugi-nes and financial progress of Rochester are four men who collaborated in publication of the book. Roland B.

Wood-ward, executive vicepresident of the Chamber, and Gilbert J. C. McCurdy, past president, seated, show some of more interesting features to Edward A. Halbleib, past president, and A. Harold Benham, of Case-Hoyt designers and printers of the volume.

I From tl50.OnWUw 1 1 loan ov VW- ful eh.rq on fl 111 Warn 130 MAIN titmtfttt tnd CSreif, FIRE DISTRICT II KA RING Open town hearing on the proposed enlargement of the fire district will be held tonight at p. m. In the Island Cottage Hotel, Greece. 'Weekend' Sentence Given Drunk Driver Motorist in Crash Fined $50. Loses License Two Rochestcrians Villjddrcss Bar Tax and Criminal Laws Subject of Talks Two Rochesterlsns, former Su preme Court Justice Harlan W.

Rlppey and Fred 8. Holbrook, former assistant district attorney, will apeak Saturday In Niagara Falli at tha annual meeting of the Federa tion of Bar Associations of Western New York. Judge Rlppey will discuss the work of the State Commission on the Revision of Tax Laws, of which he la a member. Mr. Holbrook's topic be "Criminal Law and It Enforcement." Delegates representing the Rochester Bar Association, named by former City Judge Raymond E.

Westbury, president, are Paul Fol-ger and Jacob L. Ruhensteln, past presidents of the local arsnciatiop. Eugene Raines, past president of the federation, li active In the arrangements. Dope Fraud Suspect Gets 90-Day Sentence Arrested In the police drive against the fraudulent drug prescription racket Fred Simpson, 53, 123 Plymouth Avenue North, todsy began a 90-day penitentiary sentence. Rimpsnn plraded guilty before Judge Arthur L.

Wilder In City Court yesterday to a charge of using a falsa name In procuring narcotic prescriptions. He waa sa to be the elxVt drug addict arrested bV Detectives John Rowan and Elmer Sherwood In this drive. Arrested last Saturday night In a Clinton Avenue North drug atore, he wai said by detectives to have passed between J00 and SX) fraudulent narcotio prescriptions. commissioners after Inspects several placea where liquor is ss In the village. "They are frequented as late i between the houn of 1 anil o'clock In the morning by gjr and women In large numbers well aa men," the letter nu "Conditions are euch as are bom to result In breaches of peace, aleo seriously affect morals, pt ticularly of young people." H3H tj 0wned I b4Unc.

I 0P your e.r. FIANCE CO. CITY GROWTH Chamber's Centennial Book Lists Democrat And Chronicle Th flrft volume to assemble and present under a single cover summery of Rochester's iou-marcial development, centennial volume of "Rochester Common," appeared yesterday, Published by the Cnamber of Commeroe, tht book seski to provide a reliable fund of Information for use tor many ytar to com and means of advertising the city. Xach of the chapters dealt with an Industry that haa contributed to Rochester's prominence aa an industrial canter, tracing that Industry from lit beginning in Roch-itar to the present, citing firms and Individual! who have made important contribution i. For the first time an authentic llet of Rochester'! oldest fir me haa bean compiled, aa well a a lltt of "unique Industries," With tha Chamber of Commerce a publisher, Mine Vera B.

Wilson, publicity director of the Chamber, waa editor, O. D. MacNaughton advertising manager and Caaa-Hoyt Corporation, dealgneri and printer. Tha front cover, In black, allver and tarra cotta, featuree mural painted for Geneeea Valley Truet Company by Cary Peters. Tba back cover.

aUo printed In three colore, howa a eeal of tha city. An air view by Earl Farmer, occupies the double epreadi on both inaida front nd back coven. There are 18 pages In color. Tba lilt of century-old flrma In-eluded In tha book follows: Roch-eater Saving! Bank. Ailing A Cory Company, Leary'e, Clcenera Dyers: The Democrat and Chronicle, Tha RoeheeUr Ttmee-Uninn, Paine Drug Company, Sunderlln Company, Leland-Weston -Lowe, Puritan Soap Company, Gorallne A Bwan, Holilater Lumber Company, Charlea Stand, cigar manufacturer, and S.

Ward, Insur-- asea. Dressmaker Given Jury Verdict in Fall Misa Uargarel Martell, Edgerton Street, a dreaamaker, yesterday waa awarded a verdict of Sl.ono by a Supreme Court Jury In a ault to mover for perional Injurlea and lose of bualneaa allegedly reused bva fall In Mohican etora at Mala Street Eaat Tha plaintiff waa represented by John Van Voerhle with Meyer FU of John Van Voorhli Son a of counsel. Tha aceldent occurred May 11 1932. Gun Totcr Gets Year For Second Offense VioeenM Mlngola, 55. of Jay Street, who pleaded guilty June I to aa Indictment for Illegal posaes-ilon of a gun, yeaterday waa sentenced by County Judge William F.

Lynn to serve one year In Monroe County Penitentiary. Mm-gota waa arretted Apr. 1 at Piatt and Warehouse Streets. Tha offense was a felony because of a prior conviction In City Court la 1931 for tampering with a gai meter. LATOVU RESIXT9 Fir furlongs: 8t Peach.

101 tCIllafif), o. 410. (: Poles Flag. (W. Carroll), 1 40.

Our Gae, 109 (Tavlorf, 4 40. Time, 1 14 I-, Con cl us. Just t'mbsr. Col-fectieo. Dancing Boy and Morley Fink also raa.

Seeasid 4 furlongs: Poltertnn, 1(e) (SchutUI. gOO. tU 10; Clovis. 114 E. Pool).

40, 110; Fair Wanda, lot (Oeiland). ttO. Time, 1:14 I S. Katkrya Wattle. Mont.

Pony Vp. Big Cold. Rich Phil. x-Breealng Along. Wise Marg.

x-Z'Oo Eye, a-White Top aise ra. x-FiId. Ttrird furtonfs: Imelda. 10J (CtUaad. (in.

lea, 10: Hom Rale, 107 (Fowler), tk 4 00; Annuity, 103 (Srabo), i. Time. 1 14 1-1. Fare Avenue. Piednrius, N'oreda, Girl Memory, riag Frying a raa.

ravish furlongs: Oderic. 10 rTaylort. T.A 140. IM: Doroshv FM, Um JFowler), 100, Uroadcaster. 110 (Flsiea).

1 Ml Tims. I 1-a. 8hra Slash, Camp Cook a ad Urns also raa. Fifth SS furtoage: Prince Pine, lit 4M, Ruth WT (Vain. 4 10.

1(0: Maonere Maa, It (Yelton). I JO. Time. 1 Oa. Riff, NewaX Ktd Sunset, Iceberg also raa.

With 1 miles: Bsliyhoe, (ltmity). 4 on 1 tm, Monocie, II ttBun). I an. kwl. lie ftOB).

1 49. Time. Re-ronl. RM Forage, Archery, Lucky Amelia alas ran. 8tsj 1 1-11 miles: Kightin-gsle (Fmrtr).

ID. May Lady. 10T (I. mith, IM, 1 Upsets Lassie JU t. Tim.

SSlriey May. Mary FraacJne end Justma also ran. Eighth Mile and TO yards: Chauve SplB. IjB, IM, I HO; Laaim KJe. 103 Canfleldt.

Won, gaper Toy. 104 (Tsylert, 4 00. Ttsuev, 1 1-s, Jstk Conner, Re. tnm Chief Prtnco, Pnnsa Toke. Piagte Day.

Why Net ead Thistle Par also raa. ARUXOTW PARK RESCLTg FtrM Waters piub. Ill Ofeadek tii Roval Dura-1U ltffea (Kt. J44; Light Brora4e IIS 4L GarBer) g.Sg- Uma. lot Bahy i La.

Lisa B.e. BaratmMsad also ma. gca4 a fortnegt TTm. Vi rila4i ft t.uTt C.4.ra. li UJ.

W. Fislsm 40 It: Cocttrast, 114 rM. Garsert g3: Uae I.Bl 1-a. Fsre, Tcsae hfa Mary Cuiiertea I win toe a mm. thlr far6gs: Stra'l Jacket fBaU) m.

IM, 14: Brr-l iKscmi 111 ait: Bay rreal tS Haoka) 4l- lte 1 4 T-r Brr. Kir Fotteos. Vr Otrl I'm rn. Feenh turefogs: aVxn kn I at. Zl iJ Broad Msekaawa.

lig (MeUaat a. CmA lk, jZTUaaet aj tiaaa Results SP fiK at Race Ovals A second City Court Judge adopted the "weekend" penitentiary sentence plan yesterday, ordering Arthur Trickier, 44, of ft Ross Street, Cold Water, to t'fvt from p. m. Friday to 6 m. Sunday.

Trickier pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated. Besides the sentence, pronounced hy Judge Arthur L. Wilder, he wai fined ISO and hla operator1! license was revoked. Trickles was arrested late Pal-durday night In Lyell Avenue when hla machine collided with one driven by Raymond Rocci, of 145 Buprrows Street. Lawrence Shaw, S5, JOS Adams Street, a passenger In Trlckler'a car, forfeited IS bail by not appearing to face a charge of Intoxication.

Inaugurated hy Judge Oltelman, the theory of the "weekend" sentence Is that the defendant may thereby keep hii Job, whereas a straight sentence often results In discharge from employment Mcrry-Go-Round Made It Very Merry Blnghamton, June 25 George F. Johnson, shoe manufacturer, last montn gave a merry-go-round of 41 galloping horses to the children of Endlcott's north side. Today the children, numbering upwards of 1,500, expressed their appreciation by parading to ths home of the Industrialist augmented by their own hastily organized banJ producing music from tin horns, wash boards, boilers and tin pans. "See that Ice cream parlor over there?" Johnson asked after he had made a brief speech. "It belongs to you.

Help yourselves." Dropping their Instruments in a litter over the Johnson lawn, the rhlldren scrambled across and raided the stand. er. IIS (R Junes) T-IO; High Hand II. US 8. Renicki out.

Time, 1 00 1-S Flying Rnow, Betoken, Fmlet, Goron. Vanished also ran. miles: Suspect, 1 Klngi S-l, 1, J-5: a-Irtlotirth, Hi tC Smcwt) 4-5, 2-6; Purple Dust, 1SI (Hamilton) O-g. Time. 4 11 11.

Capstan. a-Shapfell, Ioliaa also ran. a-Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark entry.

Third- furlongs: Bark Fence, US (Stout) 1. 2-1, 1-1; Cheshire, 113 (Couccll MO, 1-S: Air Line. U3 (Kunsingeri 1-1. Time. 1:00.

Dun-fox. Kurdair, Tutticurto and Evasivs also ran. Fsnnh 4 furlongs: Only one. 10S m. Jones) US, I 11: Halcyon, 114 (Gilbert) i J-5: Flying Hour.

(Coucci) 1-1 Time. 1 12 4-1 Sickle Pear, Lady Higloaa, Open Ranee also ran. Iltlh 1 mile: Bahadur, 100 (Lltsen. berger) 2-1, 1-1 out; Koterlto. 107 (Coucci) 1-J, out; Kosak, 107 (Pas-cumal 1-4.

Time, 1:41. Intlnllals, Our Csp also ran. Msth-1 mile: Rannarh HI (Coucci) 45. 1-S, 1-4. Vnion.

Ill (J. Renirk) 1-1. 1-1; Rl.rk Feather, 117 Soutl it. Tims. 1 tl 1-S.

Mae Faloa. Okav Winchell. Fiery. Pernickety, Paiattae also ran. ROCKINGHAM PARK First furtonrs: Teeter Totter.

100 iHsimj) S.ji), JgO, 2 TO: Iirty Laura. KU (R Martin) 4 Truly Tours. iF. J. Raker) 3 20.

Time. 1 01 1-4. Doiana. Rustic Jo. Paoer Moon.

Khelaboo. Hoi Griddle, Alwtn Tour ran. Nerd -i furlnngs: Star Cbs. to (ivters) 24 JO. 1J40, 4 SO, Oid Nick.

110 i H. Eii'onl 4 10. ISO, Little Dinah. 1 (J. Rurkei 40..

Time, 1 01. Charmed Eve Happv Easier. Grandpa Biv, T'ippo Tip and Little Cynic also ran. Third 4 furlongs: Santerno, Ul (Petersi 150, 55. 1 90; Victorium.

Ill (Hughe! JO, 10O; Twtdgets, (Helm) 40. Time, 1:11 4-4. Dar Iaw, Get Ready. Roeerolt, Allot, meat. JUir Trlpger.

Dash la, Flag Time. Srtiace also ran. Fearth-Ji? furlongs; Canterslne, (Haines) J4S0. 1J 00, 8iar Torter. 115 (J.

Rurkei 4 00. ISO; Moaoe Keaia, 105 (Hughes) SO. Tim. J-ng 2-S. Crasy Jane, Coming Jtirana.

Speedy gkippy, Ths also ran Ntrht Sprite. log (Hushesi 4 40. I (sV. ISO: Cnlverse, 110 (H. Elston) 1 AO, 1 10; Orev Glade, (Peters! 4 4l Ttm.

J-4. ItnneyswMt. Coflier, Postscript, Col-later! alto ran. Math 4 furlnngs: Freeh. (Hushes) 75.) 70V II 90: My Purchase, 119 (Rorrton 4).

8 40; Plavtng On. 1H (T. King) S0. Tims. I 1J IV Forewarned, Plavfui Martha, Wilroh.

Fancy Flirnt. Tov-time. All Foriora and Curry al ran Hemta IV mils: F.vln Grnsv. fcv 5. IM; Jut'a Peak.

10(1 (T. Weiri 4040 2131): I I S. Nut, Bowmtn. Tlwl-rh, 104 i ft Fe!) 13 10. Time.

Pistne-ute Kaval Rurbag. lliej all mean todays advanced design that increases speed and economy 1 J4 Tar Water, Blue Day. De CsmrtfLra also ran. Ittth furlongs: e-Indlsn Run' ner. lit tTlPton) T3.

4 3. -Darlle, 10 (Bagur) 10 12. Nome Pomp, (Arcaroi tw; lime i.xi i-a. a-Rien Fait. e-Brltht Shadow, e- PichpcM-ket.

Everfold, Sun Captor. s-Mlst I'atienc. wise uaugnier, vising Anna, Contesta, a-Croon. a Qjeen. Anarchy also ran.

a-Cursicana stable W. E. Stroube entrv. c-U. W.

Ogle D. A. Wood entry. e-Audley Farm entry. 0 tlxta4 mile- Good Goods, I0 ritrsd) 0 23 IM 120: Dogmata, l'" IHarbort) 4 IS: Late Date, 103 tKacala) 144; time, 1 1-4.

Tom rlArifw iIm no. Vnth 1 mils; Pushr Devil, JIT Arcaro T4. 141 14: Cabeso. UJ (Keester) t.2. 2 ft: Roval Blunder, (C.

Lambt 172: Ume, 1.40. Mt. Umi nit nt a so ran. Ki.Mkli. miles; Our Admiral, 10 Keter 4 44, lis.

2- prince Charlo, 112 (Ealaskll 1 J4 Tnm-tooierv. Ill tArcaro) time. IM J.L Theorem. Indian Ked Thr ouihfsre and Chief Geronima also ran. DETROIT RKf t'LTS nnt-4 furlooss; Billy Bee 114 WooJft 10 40.

4 4t: Carman-rhita 111 (MattioiO 4 SO. 4 20; La Cbn 111 tCowlevl gOO; tims l.t 4-S. Miss Pat. lanriiig Spirit. Julia Grant.

Contrary, Shady rasl and Loog Count also ran wrsM Scrambled tgr Jcott 12n. ift; Hr.nJnh 101 tPetrsliat Itiperal mty as (Vsusot e0; cm 101 1-i. Witch La. Grrtn Lotus, s-Buv Storm. Rd Rt.

s-SuBrtreie Bnndt. Ear Mstwil. and Dedication also raa. K-Fid. Taird Full Tilt 111 (M-onUi g0.

4 40. ISO: Hammel 13 (Waiters 4 0, ftcotch Pepper 110 (Vsfiolii I0: time 10J 4-a. Mrty. Vol, Fretful also raa. reartfc4 furlongs; Capitalist 111 (C.

Hooper) 210ft 14.40. g0: Genteel Lady talatttnhl 20. 4 The Potot 111 tR. Fischer) 12: time 1 11 J-V Banennr Kate. Lady Menifee.

Don Vera. Crackle. All Rowss. Al N'eimaa also raa. Fifth 4 furtongn; lacandescrnt ltd 4CritchfieM) won, ieo 100-, Come Svn 100 rwtntars 1 00, 2 40; Rouoia 106 (Hooperi 140; Ume I 11 41 Fair Duoheaa.

Divert, Lsagdoa, Scythe, Thistle Lite also raa. Mil ftirloBgs: Traitor UJ fWooif) On. 40, 120; Bright Day 1 tP. Rodertsi SSkJO, Moreel lff (Draoet) 140: time 1:12 4-S. fmia Lee Gold.

Chief Daunt, HjrtM aad Whancdoodie aiao tea. lh 1 mtle; Lon Airs 108 Pr it UM. 49 ISO- Catwaia 114) 1 rmnt 0. 4 00; Cstme 111 Dayt I 20; time 1 t-g Lacquer. Pi1.

BKotUii Ji, (4ni.1 Anverv caa. Deaat aM else ran. AQrFDVCT P.KStXTS Tim rur.cars: B.r Trua III fPH II- Tf If f7h fTS II E' Ii3 4 KM V4 rul IIJl ILri :1 is the motor fuel that means speed and economy for all cars em wui um 'y a4 ruM a-se ga4hi.