Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection TEN A tD c RE Published Every Other Thursday Vol. I. ROCHESTER, N. Y., OCTOBER 25, 1928 No. 13 Expert to Open ...A:le·zu Johnston BUSINESS MEN Tenth Registration LEWISTON AVE. OPENS SATURDAY; . ,~,, ~~~ ~~'?: .,o~~,!:.u~~w iston Next fVeek RE-ORGANIZING Totals Over 16,000 ENDS LONG PERIOD OF ECLIPSE 1-tcgislration ftgtll·cs, t'l'n·n'tl~ .rhi~,·etnent of the 11. ,\.Johnston published showed that the T<•11th Aftc1· fl Ion~! period of fl lmost total cclipst>, fJc\\'iston an- '"lc 11 Hak,·rics is c:xpcctcd to he DEWEY ASS'N \\'ani made a gain of lll':trly 111H' is now prepal'ing itscl£ to ~ome huck into its 0\\'11 'l'hc first q c~ to the.. public Saturday of next 1\L·organization of the l lc wc:y 3.000 yotcrs as compart•d to the '' ck, "h<·n till' tntiqucl) dct•oratcd, cn<'OIIraging word was the statement this \\'cck h~ ,J. (', Hoach of • \ \'l'llllc llusim:~~ :\len's Association ligurc:s fnr 192·1. In 1924, the: ( a 11 f'l!a type haktr) on Lewiston Hom~h-'J'lto111pson, contractors la~·i11g the Rtrcct paYI'IllCltt, that aud the cxtcusion oi the member­ last prcsiclcutial ) l'ar, thn•· \\ :ts a ·m i scheduled to b,· completed. 'hip ~cope to the entire length of total rcgi,tration oi 13,GOO, the avenue will be open from one end to the other ::.atunlay of s1gned h) l1 rtman, architect, th, avenue were the principal ac- whcrca' this ~car '' ith interest this week for through traffic. I \\ [ I )ding IS CO]Il((J direct compli,hmen ts of a ~roup of bu-1- in the national election at a high The use of quick-drying cemwt the st) l of building \\ hich is 1nc.s men \\ ho gathered on October 1 itch 16,527 qualifie,l. has already enabled the contractors 1 tl. r " 1 •he Pacific coast It pro­ Ia at the H ..ll Sairs and Service The two hca,icst di,tricts of to throw oven Le'' ist011 from Dewc) REPUBLICAN WOMEN ' 'de, a Jar~~. roomy, s nitary bak­ Ear: llaync> of Bauman & the \\ard were the lOth and 21st. a\ enuc to Lake avenue and now the rc all of John- Ba) ncs wa< named a. new head of Both were classified among the complete re-c.~taltlishment or the HOLD HOOVER PARTY tht· organization to succeed John 'argest distracts oi the city, thorough fare awaits only the. finish- Tenth \\ rd Re1 ubhc:l't \Vornc.n ,tore on Le\\ is ton avenue. ing touches o<t the road ncar th<' ''ere hosts to Lout 150 gue<ts last Schmankc, rctirll'g president. registering be'\\ cc !l 800 and 1,1l00. a c h 1ld1ng I a~ be n erected at the O•hcr• officers elected include J o- railroad tracks. The final streches week in a "Hoover" party. Address­ r of {..ood\\ all tr ct on the of curbing are being laid on the. e wen. delivered by Judge Frcd'k cr h Ht.rtzh rg of CrO\\ n ~en 1cc - tht !3(1 )ear ole. GJa,s home­ Station as 'ic<·J re,idcnt, l{ 'en north side of the street and two ten-, L !lutcher and ( harlc< E. Bast\\ 1ck td " 1kh "as purchased and UNDERWORLD PICTURE II all, ~ecretar), and John Goodmore. feet strips of cOJ.crctc arc recci\·_ and the guc~t• took p~rt in singing <I la~t 'e 1r. Tl'c ~tore in me- tre.1sure.• \n executive committee oi ing finishing touches, to allow traf- HoO\er campa.gn < '~ s lead by 1<1 at th<. c">rner will he occu- AT THE RIVIERA FRI. lh c, proposed to aid the. work in the fie to r>wvc hoth ways. \\'ork on th~ Robert Shurtz of Birr street. 1 h) Jr) 1n ton's. Schader Bro­ :\lore •han 1,000 film "(Xtras" were south sick wil be rushed through to ThC' l{qllllllic:..n's \\omen's com- \arious s(ctions, \\:tS named and '(1 ;, " II est L>Ji,h ano•h~r high vrne used in the Ptoh scenes of the earliest posihle completion. millet: were allirecl in Hoover aprons includes, tl)de ~!arlin, H. F. Doell, rarle meat and VL'getahlc market Thomas :\!cighan's la1t ~t starring The work of htying the concrete and hcn<l bands aPcl :nlcr serdng H. A. JOHNSTON Jac·oh 1-tenm r, John SC'lunanke and m tile rem"iu•ng two stores, the ~ ·hide, cntitkcl ''The Racket," sen- was slartccl by the contractors their guC',ts a light luncheon, prc.­ onL' othct' to ],~ named from the 011 IL day hake ry opens. an·nul'. 1\t that time the lower en<! melodrama of tht und•··· July '!I and days were allowed scntccl them with a "Hoover full ,a, Sl'l'tion of Lcwi,ton and Dewey. ~ational 100 ot" the Tenth \\'ani was sparsdy set­ Tn the "inchm of the JI{'W ~tore The first ofiicial act of the n­ for its completion. Since starting clinner paiL" J\ dc•monstration of tled and the young groccrymnn, do org.11tized bod) was to hear a rep• r. the work, Roach-Thompson has hcu1 thr• ,·oting machine and its opera­ ing Ins own delh·cring, could wah·h nf the trrasurrr and to vote that subject to many unavoidable ddays, tion for the hcncfit of new voters his store ior customer-; while m ,J-. all money be placed under the ac­ hut ha,·c \\'Oil the praises oi Lewis- \\as also given. In connection with :1,g dcli\'eric~ as far away as Lakt ton merchants bv holding to sched- •he dt monstratiol', it was announced .count of the rc organized associa­ \ icw Park. He obscn es that •t ule n> well as ·hy the manner in /that the machine wil be at the Re­ tion. Plans "ere discussed for a unifort'1 d corati,m scheme and abo which they have worked. A letter of publican headquarters at 333 Driv­ appreciation to Roach-Thompson to !'ark :l\'enue until Elcc•ion Day, for a sperial featur for Christmas in~; '>e found in another column of this and that any Tenth \Varder desiring "hich \\ere rcierrcd to a committee. paper, exprc-se, the fceFngs of the instmction in operation will be (or a n port at the next meet in!! it~ Th comn ittc includes Georg husinc,s men. "clcome Roger' , J lm Schmankc, A. J. Tuck­ Nine Inches Thick son, cored--------------------- the only goal of the game C", C.t o. llaun an and }.I at Barry. Approxi!''latc'y ;;, -oo ieet of con­ in the second quart r. \ lrh for mem crship wa~ abo crl.le at a "idth of 40 •ect wil: make This 'ictor) placed Jd'ferson at maugnratc 1, a sa all annual 'ee wa~ ({'c;ntir ued on Pag~ :') ti-t top of the league. \\ ith its ncar­ s t and i• \\as decided to giYe each c. t rh I \\'ashinglo1 , 3 points be­ t. r a c rtificate to iJ display d Jefferson Junior :rir C: thl!l". a a r l'Ord of n l £>: rson set .,ack T ch Hr):!h Fri- High Ne'\vs a 1 rl o for the next rncctin~ has Jefferson Junior High soccer team ferson's go· I \\as scor ·d in the final been set for Tuesday, November 13 The moh scenes, whtch also rc>­ defeated \Vashington Junior' l01st quarter of the game when Pilarascia How en r, \f r. Johnston ll<l' it'ctl a All on Wheels The gathcrin~; will be in the iorm o; nired the services o HJl\\.,rds oi wc.:k at Edgerton playground, l to from Jeffcr~on scored the only coun­ gro\\ ing demand ior a finl' baker~ ( )ut in the baker) ,., cr) thing cx­ a bowling party at the Rochester I~ ?O techniciaT_JS, iu:ludinf< . c lcctri­ 0. Captain Rowland, from Jdfcr- ter of the game. and from the experience which IH' n pt the giant O\'l'll, wh ich inciclcnt­ Tun \'.;rein llall on ll:orth Clinton c;rans and <hrcctonal stall, were h:td acquired sensed the iacl that the al') is c; oablc n: turning out 4,000 ,I rcct. ~among the largest and mo~t cxcitiug l>akery husincss was more readily Jo~ n s of bread per day, has been m·er· screened. atla!Jtablc to the cash and carr~ <) s­ pi ccd on whcrls. The bakery 1s "The Racket," acclaimctl the !'lost tem and was therefore More desire_ quirped with the most up to.datc laYish and spectacular underworld able from a business point or \'iC\\ Bauman and Baynes ll'ach ncr) nd has hccn laid out in thriller ever filmed, is Thomas ::\Icig­ As a result in 1914 he solll out hi~ -uch a \\ay that its capacity will be ban's latest starring YChicle, and is .grocc~ business and rented the room fi' e tunco; that of the old shop on Features Basy Bread said to be his grcatc~t picture. for his fir,t bakery in the Schulz he or posit corner, now to be dis- A demon tration of llasy Breatl. In "The Racket" :.\[eighan is prc­ huilding at ~~ Dewey a\ enue, "hich C< ntmucd. ,\ receiving room, ship­ latest rcduc•1 g means, is scheduled ~:ented in the colorful role oi a Met­ WATCH he still maintains.