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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Salt Lake Skipper Is
Hitting at 400 Clip
he Takes Lead in Home Runs From His Terminate,
Frederick With Is; Valla Shows Way to League
Base Thieves; Brady Is Best Bunter

DUFFY LEWIS san Lake skipper shevns way the coss,
y ,asu' at'ss win mark $50 every other
tue up
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The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
BOY PICTURE
IS BIG SUCCESS
STOCK SELLING CAMPAIGN IN
ARVADA DECLARED TO BE
GOING MISREPRESENTATION
ASKS FOF FIFTEEN PRINTS OF
FIRST FILM SENT I'M

The first picture released by the
Non-Theatrical Photoplay company
of Arvada, the first Of series of
Just Boys" pictures has met with
good success at the offices of the
distributing company, according to
advices from the general offices in
Denver.
Fifteen prints of the new film, in
stead of the eight contracted for, are
asked for immediate release, the
terse telegraphic order speaking
much louder than would the most ex-
travagant praise.
The stock selling campaign has op-
ened very successfully in Arvada, ac-
cording to the men in charge of the
work here. Despite the fact that no
one person in the community is able
to invest largely in the enterprise,
almost all Of the men so far ap-
preached have purchased some stock.
Success of the venture financially
is being discussed in connection with
the picture corporation much less
than the effects upon Arvada and the
immediate territory roundabout. II
is pretty hard to swallow the gigantic
figures quoted by the statesmen, who
claim the figures are very conserva-
tive. The actual personnel of the
officers and directors is considered
as irreproachable in character and
honesty, and the general opinion of
Arvada people seems to be that the
stockholders will be given a fair run
for their money in each dollar in.
vested.
The actual value to the community
is unquestioned if the company is ev.
en- only small success.
Much planning is being done on
the site of the company, great care
being taken to avoid building which
will not be permanent.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
WILL HOLD SECOND ANNUAL
MEET IN PUEBLO MARCH 1927

The Colorado Municipal League. a
body Of municipal officers and de-
partment heads Of the towns Of the
state, will hold their second annual
conference in Pueblo Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. March 25, &c
and 81, according to u letter sent out
to Arvada officials by Don C. Sow
ers, secretary-treasurer, of Boulder.
This conference will be the first
real meeting of the organization, the
first one, held last year in Boulder,
being devoted largely to organization
matters.
Some Of the topics scheduled for
discussion Mt the meeting will be Il
uniform accounting system for Colo
RADIO towns; n discussion of possibil.
tiles of securing portion Of the
motor vehicle license and gasoline
taxes for use on city streets; auto
tourist camp questions; finances OF
public improvements; municipal ow'
nership, and public health.
Great care is being taken in the
program construction that each item
will have time for thorough discus
sion, and much good is expected OF
the meetings.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
ARMADA HIGH SCHOOL

school system is the great glory of
American civilization" The above
was the point stressed in Mr.. Gar
woods talk.
The twelve Glcc club girls are 10
present their operetta February 2G.
Costumes are in readiness and all
plans for successful entertainment
are working out nicely.
March ~ the Junior class Is taking
over the Denham thchter for the cv-
cning. The name OF the play Is not
yet known but we are assured /. will
be an exceedingly good one. Plan 70
be there at that time.
Friday night Of this week will be
the return basketball game with En-
glcwood. !, will be the las. game
Of the scason played on our floor.
Turn out and boost for Aryadn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
Teachers Club
Guests at Dinner

The Teachers club of the Arvada
schools was entertained by the exec
utive council of the PIT. A. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs.-T. C. Hurst
Tuesday night.
A four-course dinner was served
by girls from the high school under
the supervision of Mesdames Hurst,
Hutchings, LaBruzza, McFadden and
Russell. Guests present included
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. E. B. Cummings, Prof. and Mrs.
G. H. Wheatley and son Bobby, Prof.
and Mrs. Raybiurn, Mesdames, Hus-
ted, Guard, Wilson, Baker, Chinn,
Misses Whitehill, Whitcomb, Lowe,
Sprague, Johnston, Bengston, Sea-
mans, Young Gehman, Childs, Law
renee, Brown, Overall, Griffith,
Moon, Hampton, Atherly, DR.. Russell
and Thos. d. Vanderhoof.
The program Of the evening con-
sisted of "stunt" by the grade
school teachers, vocal music by Miss
Whitcomb, readings by Mrs. Brown
and Prof. Raybourn, a talk by DR..
Russell, piano music by Miss John
ston and community singing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
Fruitdale and
Prospect Valley

Howard Grove took advantage OF
the nice weather last week and paint
ed his house.
The electric towers for the new
high tension lines from the big Boul-
der plant are going up in this COM
munity.
The Boy Scouts entertained the
girls of Mrs. Sivers' Sunday school
class at the home of Mrs. Soponchis
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee entertained
Tuesday evening for all the employees
Of Crown Hill cemetery.
The Prospect Valley school played
Fruitdale basketball Friday. The
Prospect Valley girls and the Fruit
dale boys were victorious.
The Ladies Aid is meeting today
(Thursday) with Mrs. james Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart went
to Eaton last Thursday. returning
Sunday.
Mr.. Fry and his daughter visited
with friends at Pierce last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard have traded
their home on West 3Sth avenue for
Denver property. The Denver house
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
SrhatZ and the Boards will locate in
Florida.
Mr.. Glennen and Mrs. Cox Of
Maple Grove took dinner with the
A. S. Becks Sunday.
Axcl Emil Dillon Of West 38th av-
enue was buried in the Crown Hill
cemetery Wednesday afternoon from
his residence. Rev. Clinton Reed OF
Arvada preached the funeral service,
and Martyr Temple had charge of
the arrangements.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
"BOBBlE" WHEATLEY'S DOG
RUN DOWN AND KILLED

"Trix", the Spitz, dog owned by
Prof. Geo. II. Wheatley, and a well
known friend of many Arvada peo-
pie for the past few years, was run
down and killed Monday morning on
the paved road near Clear Creek.
Mr.. Wheatley and "Bobbie" had
just taken Mrs. Whcatley to Skinner
Junior high school and were return
ing to Arvada.. After passing the
temporary bridge near SINNERS
store, Mr.. Wheatley heard racing
machine coming from the rear and
turned over to allow the hurried one
TO pass. As the car passed, it skid
ded slightly on the wet pavement,
into the running board OF the Wheat
ley machine, the fender tearing the
dog from his position on the running
board, breaking the heavy cord with
which he was tied and throwing him
under the wheel, killing him instant
ly.
"Bobbe" is unconsolable in the
loss Of a good friend.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
GRIFFITH

Mrs. Martin Musser is doing quite
well at St. Anthony's hospital, Den
yer, following an operation last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. c. n. Wilson entertained the
Griffith Sewing club February IA at
a Valentine party. A valentine box
was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. r. V. Wood and daughter,
Ferreyl, Of Denver, spent Saturday
with Mrs. Shad Reid.
Miss Maxine and Charles Grout
entertained few friends at Valen-
tine party Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rose and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Grout and family Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Church of
Broomfield, attended a birthday
luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shad Reid for Mrs. Reid's mother,
Mrs. Hyatt, Thursday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
Help Yourself
Gas Station Here

John r. Lafrenz, who runs the gro
Gerry and garage one block west OF
Wadsworth on West 44th avenue, got
tired Of staying up late and getting
up early to sell gasoline to his many
patrons. He admits il!
Mr.. Lafrenz has installed a new
automatic gas service station which
is a mcdaniel marvel and eliminates
the attendants usually necessary.
The new machine is manufactured
for the Starkey company Of Fort Col
line and is SO built that anyone wish
ing gasoline at odd times can 70 Ia
the pump, deposit either a quarter,
a half-dollar or a dollar, push the
button and get the gasoline. Silver
coins only will work the big machine
which is said to be entirely "slug-
proof"
The station is causing great inter
est in the entire neighborhood and ID
reaping considerable money from
autoists who want to "sec how il
works."
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21

Monday morning of this week,
Miss Conboy's roll call put on fash
ion show, with the aid of representa-
tives of the Daniels e. Fisher store.
II was very interesting and several
attractive styles for this spring for
both girls and boys were suggested.
Wednesday morning the assembly
was addressed by Mr.. Garwood Of
Denver. Mr.. Garwood gave u most
inspiring talk on "1he Greatest
American" He gave a very com
pete survey Of the great American,
Abraham Lincoln. "lf you will do
the work and get ready, you have
no conception Of the opportunities
that are awaiting you. The whole
purpose of education is TO develop
the mind and enable one TO work out
the problems encountered as he goes
along through life. The public
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
SHORT NEWS
OF ARMADA

c. Dcs Martin has new house.
keeper.
George West In aRain able to bo
about after his operation.
M. Frazer has purchased G. 8.
Scott's Overland touring car.
Mrs. viii Brown Of Obcron enter
tanned the c. u. Aid Thursday.
Miss Lucille Knlamnyus of Denver
spent the weekend with Dclphinc
klumker.
Mrs. w. Benson entertained tho
Indies of the Thimblc club ut dinner
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Ecklcy Of Denver
spent the weekend with her brother,
w. II. Knlcr and family.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
". Keller has been quite III for tho
past week.
Mrs. Prgonqccs Of Phocnix, hrh.,
was n gucs, u her sister Mrs. l.. j.
Lewis, the fore par, Of the week.
Mrs, Joe Pinnn Of Winncpcg, Can
ada, IL visiting her brother, VI, Good
win, Of Aryada.
VI. Hannach is making repairs and
additions TO his houIe on Waisworth
avenue this week
Mr.. and Mr.. l.. T.. Nol,e arc NOV
ing into their new house on Wads-
worth avenue this week.
Miss Pearl Mctzgcr gave birth
day party Tuesday night, entertain
ing seycrnl girl friends, n few Of
them coming from Broomfcld.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
CAGERS BEAT
LOUISVILLE Hi
HIGH SCHOOL HOOPsTERS WILL
MEET ENCLEWOOD IN LOCAL
GYMNASIUM FRIDAY NIGHT
WHEATRIDCE GAME WILL BE
FOR PENNANT is INDICATION,

Arvada high schools b]ketball
teams defeated Louisville teams at
the local gymnasium in both tho
boys and girls contests Friday night.
Neither game was close and tho only
interesting feature of the evening
was the switching of the local teams.
Goedert and Rogers started the
boys game at forward positions and
proved themselves quite adept ut tho
point caging positions. Several new
men were tried out Mt various posi-
tions, ell holding the Louisville Gag
ers in check.
The final score of The boys gnmn
was 81 to l3.
The girls game, also, was more or
less devoted to experimenting with
players In new positions and new
players. The girls at no time wero
outplayed. but when the occasion de-
manded were able to open up with =
fast brand Of passing which bafflsd
the Louisville toxsers.
The final score for the girls was
2l to 10.
Friday night the locals will play
the fast Englewood team In the last
home game Of the 1924 season. Tho
south-enders are reported A. much
improved since the first game and
are coming with the avowed inten-
ton of taking Arvada to u trimming.
Indications now point to the PEN
nant winning game being staged ut
Wheatridge February Goth, when the
Arvada speed-boys plny the return
game there. Both coaches admit that
they are pointing their men to tho
contest as the big game of the year,
and both predict victory, without
leaving room for alibis II defeated.
Already many plans are laid for 4
big crowd to attend the gnmc and tho
capacity of the West 3sth avenue
gymnasium. said to be 1000, is likely
to be stretched To its extreme limit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
PARTY At THE
A. J. RECHT RESIDENCE

Misses Viola Recht and Florence
Roepnach were hostesses at u Val
entine party held ut the A. J. Recht
residence Thursday night Of last
week. The evening WAS spent in
games and valentine decorations COW
cred the entire inside of the house.
Refreshments were served.
Guests present included the Misses
Anna Brown, Shirley Past, Helen
Specht. Beth Hogan, Winifred Fid-
Ter, Frances Teller, Violn Recht and
Florence Rocpnnch, and the Messrs.
Richard Robinson, Harold Summers.
Harold Mucnch, Charles Slusher,
Charles Hedge, Herbert Mnrtclon,
Donald Miller, Alvin Rocpnach and
Master Lloyd Gorrcll.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
NEWPUMP TEST
lSGIVEN START
.,c COOK PUMP STARTED ON
SEVERE TEST - MUST RUN
snp TWO WEEKS WITHOUT
Flaw TO SATISFY MEMBERS
oE THE TOWN BOARD.

The new town water pump, which
roc contracted for by the town board
nump the new well back Of the
oxn hall building, was started Mon
Nv morning on a very impressive
Iest. The new pump to be consider
\ at all satisfactory must pump con-
nuously or internationally as desired
N a period of fourteen days, ac-
Iording to an agreement reached at
special meeting Of the board and
he Whitaker Ranch Light and Power
n, of Denver Monday evening.
Some doubt was created in the
ind, of the town trustees by the re-
,,.l of the pump to start off pump
= when first placed over the we'll.
ue of the two cylinders Of the pump
fused to work at all and the other
hreTs work was not deemed salts
etory.
After pulling the pump rods and
hanging to a degree the filtering
Etem and changing the feathers, the
pmp started in very satisfactory op-
ation for two hours. This was not
eemed sufficient test by the trus-
les, who took the highly laudable
psition that town money expended
bould be as carefully safeguarded
private money. The meeting Of
le the two parties to the contract
)lowed in an effort to arrive at
st which would be sufficient to sat
" all concerned.
The pump contractor agreed to
N the pump for a period of two
eeks, according to the instructions
the board, a test said by exper-
need well men to be unusally Sc
IRE.
The first days run of the pump,
ter standing for some two weeks
Is considered very satisfactory by
present at the start.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
TT SOMETIMES DOESN'T PAY
TO BE TOO GOOD, DOES TIT

Lots Of n-wspap-rs claim 10
give good results from their sds
vsrtising, but we don't fs.l so
eoeky about our wsnt.sd column
any more. I,'s too good!
When an sdvsrtissr two weeks
ago ordersd one of the IittIs 60
xestrvs and paid for !, in two
issues, We felt that was little
enough time 10 sell = lot Of sec.
ond hand lumber and doors. But
the orn.ry little "dimr.s.lin."
sold the sntir. lot III. firs, two
days. and We had to refund the
money on tn. last insertion! g
suvs tough!
~. {. Fields vssistevs . howl.
too. n. doosn't ssem Ia think h"
should be psstssed by fifteen or
twenty people wanting To buy
heif.r esives. when he only ad-
verified one Ia sell.
Yes, We stiII hav. . few wast-
ads. Look EN- over, they'ss on
page eight.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS.
CURLEY HELD SUNDAY AT 10

Funeral services were held Sun
day morning ut 10 o'clock for Mrs.
Belle Curley Of Phoenix, Arizona, n
former resident of this community.
Mrs. Curlcy, who was the mother
Of Mrs. l.. J. Lewis Of Arvadn, died
Mt her home in Phoenix Tuesday,
Feb. u. Her body was brought 10
Denver and services were held at the
Olingcr chapel. Intermcnt was made
at Crown Hill cemetery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
COMMUNITY CHORUS SCORES
n.S III IN PERFORMANCE AT
EDGEWATER TUESDAY NIGHT

The Arvada Community cbor,s
presented program at the Edgewat-
el community church Tuesday night
winch further proved the ability Of
!ne members, the entire program he.
ing well received. "
The inclement weather held tho NJ
.endahce down considerable, though
the church was very comfortably
filled. '<'''s
flans are now being made by the
chorus to present a program of q
humorous nature in the near future
and lovers of music are eagerly
awaiting announcement of the date
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21

Mrs. NJ. Scott is again able to be
about after few days of illness.
Mrs. Emma Lacey is adding an ad-
dition to her residence on Adelaide
street.
Mrs. Helen Doud moved into the
Yeager house on East Grandview the
first of the week.
A seven-pound daughter was born
Tuesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Winger of Evans avenue. Mrs
Winger is staying at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Shaw on
Graves avenue. Mother and daugh'
ter are doing nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
HORT NEWS
OF ARMADA

Mrs. Anna Zeller has had her home
red for electricity.
Mrs. Lacey is adding a bath room
her residence this week.
George Williams is having his
use painted this week.
Miss Mabel Tetzlaff spent Sunday
the Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bennett home.
Mrs. W. H. Kaler entertained the
ysanthemum club Thursday.
Mrs. E. F. Shinn came home Sat-
day from the hospital, feeling
PATTY improved in health.
Miss Esther Welke of Ralston
eek is back at school again after
weeks illness.
U. ullery is adding a back porch
his residence on Adelaide avenue
IS week.
Ar, and Mrs. F. B. Pelz and Mrs.
i.y Welke were guests at the Fred
elKe home one evening last week.
James II. Simmons is confined to
bed with influenza and bronchi-
arthur Heath Of Wheatridge was
ArVada business visitor Wednes-
Ville Smith and wife Of Broom
10 visited with the formers moth
Mrs Mary Smith, Tuesday.
Miss Ms Varina Atherly and Mrs. R.
Horreli and son Lloyd spent the
ek.end with relatives in Fort Col
.",s' Frank Whitcomb of Denver
last week for Los Angeles where
VIII Join her husband, who has
Ken a position there.
sr'hur Nolte is improving his pro-
Y on Wadsworth avenue by fenc-
ali around and is contemplat-
building very soon.
~. and Mrs. J. W. Seidel attended
r. rt.nhual banquet Of the Disciples
oullst " at the Adams hotel in Den.
Monday night.
r, Simmons left Tuesday for
rs peach, Calf, where he has &C.
" .u a position as machinist with
'u''n living there,
NV W. mas been received from Mr..
nrs' D. {, Jurgens and daughter,
e VISITING in various California
'" iasy tell Of nice weather.
ld.. l and Mrs. Charles Benson of
M ana Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
I =, " Denver were Sunday visi-
" 'ne Norman Miller home.
M. N. and Mrs. Dave Moore and
:" c. oi Frederick motored to Ar
o,.," s,unaay and visited with Mrs.
w., 49, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
'''S OF West Second street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
GLEE CLUB TO
SING TUESDAY
THE FEAST OF THE LITTLE
LANTERNS" IS TITLE OF OF.
EkETTA TO BE GIVEN NEXT
TUESDAY NIGHT AT HIGH
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM,

The Girls Glee club of the Arvada
nigh school will present the operetta
The Feast of the Little Lanterns"
at the high school auditorium next
tuesday evening, Feb. 26, at 500
o'clock.
Much work is being done by the
girls under Director E. A. Johnson
and Dramatic Coach Miss c. B.
Whltehill by the twelve girls who
comprise the club and the costumes
secured for the occasion are said to
be excellent.
The cast of characters for the play
follows:
Princess Chan, Chinese heiress-
----------- Margaret McFarlane
Mai ku, juggler maid
------- Katherine Newton
Wee Ling, maid to the Princess
Vera Mode
ow Long, governess to the Prin-
f. cess s-----------Fay Wilson
The girls comprising the chorus
for the evening are Elizabeth Zeller,
Elizabeth Cole, Katherine Newton,
Angeline Degenhar, Eleanor Dalke,
Maxine Lower, Blanche Gunther
Mildred Finch and Evelyn Lorenz.
The program is divided into two
acts and the musical numbers for
each promise an evening of tuneful
music.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
JACOB CARRIER FINED 5000
FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING

Jacob CARRIER was assessed n fine
o1 S2oo and costs for drunkenness
and an reckless driving by Justice of
tne peace F. c. Murchison Tuesday.
Garber was arrested Monday after
drlVlng his car into a tree on the
paved road south of Arvada and was
given severe lecturing on driving
IN a drunken condition as well as
being fined as mentioned.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21
PAUL BELCIN DIES At HOME
IN DENVER VIEW WEDNESDAY

Paul Belgin, % years old, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Belgin of Dem
yer View, died at the home of his
parents Wednesday evening from the
ravages of tuberculosis. Mr.. Belgin
was we'll and favorably known in this
community and hearty sympathy is
extended to the bereaved parents.
Funeral arrangements have not as
yet been completed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-21

Mrs. II. c. Fields and children and
Miss Hazel Long were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Long Tuesday evening of last week.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following warranty deeds were
 filed thls week at tho office of the
 town clerff: r. l.. Snowman to Rod
 orick Dixon. Slater road; F. E. Snow
 man to Charles Francis. Slater road {:
 Joseph NJ. Zuk to Joseph Kwasnik, ct aL, Miller street; Celia Basso to Ago.
 Ia and Michael Neyuis, Chestnut
 street; Marie Hansen, ct al.. to Daniel and Jeremiah o'Connell, West Main
 street; Samuel Shupack to Henry
 Mastalersky Bain street; Julia and
 August Wronat to Martin and Han
 nah Petrus. Henry street: ohana and
 Esther Harootunian to Francesca and
 Domenico Lantieri, West Main street;
 Bodwell Land Co.,, to Robert Schultz,
 Hampton street: Dyson Land Co.,, to
 James Dyson. Ridgewod street; Vib-
 berts C., 10 Murray Horwitz, ct al,
 Haley street; Richard Vieta to Ber-
 nando Penella, Clinton street; Czes- Jaw Laskowslsi ct al, to Anantasia Jakubowski. Broad street; R. H. Er- win to Andrew Sejerman, North and Spring streets; W. A. Ingraham to J. A. Erlcson, Sefton Drive; New Britain Real Estate and Title Co.,, to r. 0. Rackliffe and I. l. Rachlin, Hunger ford court; w. L. Hatch to John A. Andrews Lincoln street; Louise and Frank Duflni to Manike Galecki, Buell. street; Dyson Land Co.,, to Joseph Johnson, Westerly street; Horace w. Booth, ct al. to LA Andrews, Hart St. Clara and Andrew Johnson to Gerda and Charles Johnson, Lyon street; Gerda and Charles Johnson to George Cans. Lyons street; William H Allen to w. H. Allen Co.,, Lyon street; Joseph Wiceck to Bodwell Realty Co.,, street; Peter to Mary Mi Rorace street; Mary Nicenic, 10 Constanty Bozar. Gold street; Annie and John Fitzsimmons to Joseph Dcizek, Cedar and Lake streets; l.. s. Johnson to w. F. Service, New bury street; Tony Palumbo, ct al, to Archimede Zucki, First street; John Ciaffaglione to Angelina Cimino, Clark street; Nicola Larai to Anna md Andrew Petuskis. Chestnut street; Louis Rabinowitz to Annie Jaffee, | Rhodes street: Peter Dunuzze to Nor 'is Cohen, Stanley street.