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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
GEM THEFT SUSPECT
TO REVEAL CRIMES
Man Captured in New York
Promises Light on Chi
cago's EviIdoers.

NEW YORK. July 21.-George
Cohen of Chicago. arrested today as
a suspect in a SIS, 900 jewel robbery
here on Monday, admitted to the po-
lice that he had knowledge of crime
conditions in Chicago that would be
beneficial to the district attorney
there.
do you mean the murder of As
sistant District Attorney McSw1g-
gem" he was asked by the police.
well, the Chicago district attor-
ney will know what 1 mean, was the
reply.
Cohen, alias Mitchell and Simmons.
gave his address as 4241 Roosevelt
road, Chicago, and confessed, accord
ing to the police, that he had taken
part in the jewelry holdup of the
wholesale store of Heyman & Faigin
in the Maiden Lane diamond district.
He was arrested with Solomon
Brofman of New York in an automo-
bile on Broadway by four detectives.
who said they found loaded revolvers
and q sawed-off shotgun in the car.
The police say Cohen admitted he
had knowledge of many big crimes"
in Chicago, that he came to New
York on July IL and mustered a
gang of thieves with the intent of
torious Whittemore gang.
Brofman, known also as Goldberg"
and Cohen later were identified by Sid
ney Heyman and Abraham w. Faigin,
whose jewelry store was robbed. Brof-
man also was identified as one of five
men who held up and robbed the jew
elry store of Simmiam H. Simms &
Co, the Bronx, of $4,000 in gems last
March.
Cohen, who had $500 in his pockets
when arrested was quoted by the po-
lice as saying:
ST want to talk to the district at
torney and when he hears my story
he won't prosecute me here, but he'll
send me back to Chicago, where /
came from, and / know the Chicago
prosecutor is anxious to get me be-
cause I can give him some information
about one of the officials that was shot
and killed there that will be of interest
to him.
Cohen also admitted, the police say,
that he jumped a $40, 1000 bail bond in
Chicago. after he had been indicted for
felonious assault with attempt to kill
in connection with the shooting of a
policeman. In admitting this, Cohen
is alleged to have said the shooting of
the policeman resulted in a fight over
alcohol.
when I get in Chicago" Coheh
said. II can give valuable information
about the bootleg ring there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
CHICAGO ASKS DATA.

CHICAGO, July 81 OP.-George
Cohen, held by New York police in
connection with diamond robbery,
is believed by attaches of the State
attorneys Office here to be the man
indicted as Sam Cohen hast September
on a charge of assaulting a policeman
with intent to kill.
Cohen is now wanted here for for.
fixture of $4,000 bond. He and an
accomplice, the indictment charges
held up a soft drink parlor on the far
West Side, near Cicero, last Septem.
Der and fired at Patrolman Frank Ma
lone when he came upon them.
William H. Rittenhouse, assistant
States attorney, today wired New
York police to question Cohen more
closely, and indicated that If he is the
man known to them as Sam Cohen
he will be returned to Chicago. Cohen
fled the city while out on bond await
ing trial.
Police and attaches of the State at
torney's office doubted Cohen's claims
that he has facts thus far undis-
closed about Chicago gang warfare
and the murder of Assistant States
Attorney w. H. McSwiggin. He is
known to them, they said, as a minor
police character not connected with
the groups involved in major gang
feuds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
Sr,artest of FrOcks
for Vacation Year

In straight, slim models
and unusual two-piece
effects with kick pleats,
bands Of pleasingly con-
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tucks-all the simple but
effective touches that
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SECOND FLOOR. SPORT SHOP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
STORE BUYS ITS SITE.

The Old Masonic Temple, at 900 r
street, has been purchased by it's
present lessee, the Julius Lansburgh
Furniture Co., which has occupied the
building for about five years under an
option to buy.
When the Masonic Temple became
too small for the activities of the
Masons here it was abandoned and
the new temple, at Thirteenth and
H street, was erected. The structure
near Ninth and f streets then became
a dance hall and was later leased by
the furniture organization, being ex-
tensively remodeled.
The sale was made through the
Office of Cromelin & Law, attorneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
BANKER AIDS WELLMAN.

NEW YORK, July 81 CP).-The 40
year run of bad luck for Walter Well.
man, explorer, which eliminated
yesterday in his imprisonment for a
$3.50 debt, was broken yesterday when
II. Murray Jacoby, banker and
amateur explorer, sent him check
for the amount, insuring his release
today.
In sending Mr. Wellman the $3.50
check, Mr.. Jacoby wrote that there
was as much heroism in Mr.. Wellwan's
failure to reach the North Pole by
balloon as there was in the success of
Comdr. Byrd and the Amundsen- Ellis
worthwhile Polar expeditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
DANE REFUSED BAIL.
Fight Promoter Under Three Year
Sentence Held in Jail.

Justice Hoehling of the District
Supreme Court yesterday declined to
admit to bail Frank Dane, who Is
under sentence of three years for aid
ing and baetting. prizefighting at the
Arcade last January.
Dane has noted an appeal to the
Court Of Appeals, and pending the
action of that tribunal, which is now
In recess until October, sought to be
released on bail. Assistant United
States Attorney Rover pointed out
that Justice Stafford, who tried the
case, had refused bail, and declared
that after the transcript Of record is
filed in the higher tribunal applica-
ton may be made to that court for
the release of the prisoner.
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little "Pnillips' Milk of Maenesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid, grassy stomach, and relief
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

And be it further ordained that the
grade of the Northwest curb line OF
said Warren Avenue shall be as fol-
lows:
a. The West curb corner of War
rem and Marvin Avenue snail be at an
elevation of 1910 feet
(2) The North curb corner of War
rem and Marvin shall be at an eleVa-
ton of 1910 feet.
CD Thence descending to the West
curb corner of Warren and Vernon
Avenue Gel 1850 ft.).
a. The North curb corner of War
rem and Vernon Avenue shall be at an
elevation of (El. 1850 ft).
go Thence ascending at the rate of
l.5o feet per hundred feet to the
Northeast Borough line.
And be it further ordained that the
grade of the Southeast curb line of
said Warren Avenue shall be as fol-
lows:
% The South curb corner of War
rem and Marvin Avenue shall be at an
elevation of 3041 feet.
(2) The East curb corner of Warren
and Marvin Avenue shall be al an ee
vation of 30.41 feet
ca Thence descending to the South
curb corner of Warren and Vernon
Avenue Gel. 29.17i ftD.
"a The East curb corner of Warren
and Vernon Avenue Shall be at an ele-
walton of 29174 feet.
(5) Thence ascending at the rate Of
1.S0 feet per hundred feet to the
Northeast Borough line.
Section No. 4. And be it further
ordained that any ordinances or parts
thereof inconsistent herewith be and
the same is hereby repealed and that
this ordinance shall take effect imme-
diately.
JAMES FAEISH.
Borough Clerk.
Dated September 20, 1926.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

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tahce Oh seVehty-hVe ie1t va. La
Ill.
go Still ascending at the rate of
0i0 feet per hundred feet for "a dis
lance of 325 feet Gel 32.35 ftJ.
al Thence descending at the rate
ef q 10 feet per hundred feet for n dis
tancr of 575 feet (EI 20 o5 FL
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IRE me OF isarsala'oWh i.oaa IT,, ,.,
anu ee , III! oiua'i'eu t',at t''e
siade oi lic Nor,iieast SuIo ,tn. 9i
S , vernon Avenue shai DC as ioi-
lows: nv. MI. 1T. w..
W Inc Nofth ctfo corner OF wa
bash and Vernon Avenue shall be at
an eie W, oil zi.zs Ieet -,
~ n'.itee aScnnuliis To IN, East
euro toIH'f on wren ana Netiioi'
Avenue; elevation 22.lf1 leet.
20 = ne Notea e,tio '''ii ~ Noi
fell ana vernon avenue Siiati ne an
eiep1et i,, Oh S9.oo leet
"a Thence ascending TO point Oh
rect NofthWestWafdl2 OF Northwest
me Oh warren avenue 't'l. "o.eo ~,
20 9lii aseehtttllE TO II 'oi.'t =
rect NofthMeSt~afdlyl from the Nor :
west lihe OF warren avenue vi. .1.io
IT,
% ihehee descending To the Fast
euto corner ot fenteh ana vernon
Avenue tti. "l;"f ~.
~ ne NoitH cutp colnei f'Ntoii
ana vernon Avenues Shalt be at AN
eit,Na ion 10, Oh ~ II .oo
w aehee descending 70 q POM ~
leet NofthWeSt WardtN rom me MORT u a.
Wesl hhe OF fehtof Avenue tibl. z9.ao
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W sun descending 10 me ifast curb
'orhtp od Lecds ana vernon Avenue
'hi; ~ ~ II
~ NJ ~ .,i li'si -. i.s'5',S
ana vernon Avenue shall he at an t-
, ovation OIL 1t.sa ieet.
a. Lhence descending TO POM
"eo ,etT NofthWs's.Walolg iroth me
MoithWest inc OF LEEDS Avenue tf''
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i9o ieet NoithWeStWardiY rom me
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~e, t'a, IN ~. ,.s,,.,i.,,- a. ,4
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24
ORDINANCE NO. u.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance WAS Introduced at n
regular meeting of the Borough coun-
Gil. Borough of LinWood. N. j.. held on
September goth, 1926, and passed first
reading, and will be considered for
at IA regular meeting 10 be held in
Borough Halt, Poplar Avenue. on Oc-
tober 4. 1926, at s O'Clock Z. NJ. and
any person interested will be heard
concerning the same.
AN ORDINANCE establishing grade
for the curbs. cutters and centre
line of Vernon Avenue from where
the Northwest rail of the Fast
Shore Line Railroad intersects the
centre line of the said Vernon Ave
nue.. enthusiastically to the end
thereof at Bargantown Road in
the Borough of Linwood. County Of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey.
Section No. |. r. it ordained by
the Borough Council Of the Borough
of I4inwood that the elevation of the
grade of cutters ON said Vernon Ave
nue. shall he five tenthS of n foot low
or than the grade of the adjoining
curb
Section No. 2. That the pitch or
rise of the finished surface of side
walk from the curb to the property
line shall be at the rate of three
eighths Of an inch per foot. The out
or edge of the sidewalk to be flush
with the curb.
Section No. 3. BE it ordained that
the grade of the centre line of said
NcrnonfAV shall be as follows:
Beginning in the centre line of Yer
non Avenue where the Northwest rail
of the Fast Shore Line Railroad inter
scots the same at an elevation of (iI.
2i.27S ft) and from thence extending
Northwestwardly along the centre line
of said Vernon Avenue:
Cd Ascending at the rate of 0,S1t
feet per hundred feet to the centre
line of Warren Avenue (El. $3.50 it,.
CD Still ascending at the rate of
ZOO feet per hundred feet for a dis
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

Notice is hereby given that the toi-
lowing ordinance WIS introduced at a
regular meeting of the Borough Coah-
ell. Borough of Lnwood, n. D., heia on
September Goth, 1926. and passed tlrst
reading. and will be considered for
final passage by the Borough Council
at a regular meeting to be held in
Borough HALL Poplar Avenue, on DC
tober 4, 1926, at o'clock l.. NJ, ana
any person interested will be heard
concerning the same.
AN ORDINANCE establishing the
grade for the cIlbs. cutters and
center lines of Warren Avenue from
where the centre line of Marvin
Avenue intersccts the same North
eastwardly to the Northeast Bor-
ough line in the Borough of LIN
wood. County of Atlantic and State
of New Jersey.
Section No L. Be ii ordained by
the Borough Council Of the Borough
of Linwood that the elevation OF the
grade of cutters on said Warren Ave
nue. shall be liVe-tenthS OF one 1901
lower than the grade of the adjoining
curb.
Section No 3 That the pitch or
rise of the finished surface of side
walk from the curb to the property
line shall be at the rate of three
eghths of an inch per foot, The out
or edge of the sidewalk TO be flush
with the curb.
Section No. 3 BE II ordained that
the grade of the center line of said
Warren Avenue shall be as follows:
Beginning at the center line of War
rem Avenue whore the center line Of
Marvin Avenue intersects the same al
an elevation of $3.50 feet and from
thence extending NortheastWardN
along the center line of said Warren
Avenue:
% Descending at the rate of oil
feet per hundred feet to the center
line of Vernon Avenue Gel. 300 ft.),
90 Ascending at the rate of /. ~
feet per hundred feet to the Northeast
borough line.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

Many of his very own are carried
away with the lure of tmusements,
and with the comforts Of material
prosperity. Any of my readers am
ong them? Have you ever thought
of the pain it must give your faith
ful Pastor when he sees your pew
vacant? While preaching to the
faithful few, he knows that you are
with the crowd, proving thai you
love pleasure more than you do the
church OF God
She was an aged woman, OK
tremely deaf, could hear nothing,
but always in her pew on the sab
bath day. why is il since you
can hear nothing, you always come
to church on the sabbath" she was
asked. With smile that shone
with lustre divine, she replied,
when | am there my pew is not
empty" These are the kind Of tes
timones the church is suffering for
today. You may be a so-called pil-
lar, Sunday school superintendent
teacher, class-leader; you will new
er be able to give such testimonies
while your love for pleasures is
greater than your love for God.
The church of God wants men
who are willing to be in their pla
ces of worship. and are willing to
stand with the faithful few, who
are not afraid to stand alone with
God. | am sure we will all want to
stand with our faithful Pastors and
the angels OF God in the great day
to come but how can We expect 20
be identified with them in the
great day 10 come If we are lot
identified with them here? In that
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24
ORDINANCE NO. 1!
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance WAS introduced at a
regular meeting of the Borough Com
eli, Borough of Linwood. N. j.. held on
September Goth. 1926, and passed hrst
reading, and will be considered Tor
final passage by the Borough Council
at a regular meeting to be held in
Borough Hall, Poplar Avenue. on Oc-
tober 4. 1926, at O'Clock p NJ. and
any person interested will be heard
concerning the same.
AN ORDINANCE establishing the
grade for the curbs, cutters and
centre line of Wabash Avenue from
the centre line of Mar lin Avenue
Northea stwardly to the Northeast
Borough line in the Borough OF Lit
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24
ORDINANCE NO. ID.

Dated September 20. 1926.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

great day we are not to be judged
by hat bands, fat pocket books, nor
material yard sticks, but our meas
urement will be the measurement
OF our highest ideals, the range Of
our sympathies, the depth of our
convictions. the fneness of our
tempers, as well as the gracious
ness Of our dispositions. | have
known people SO absorbed with eX
ternal tasks that they seemed TO
have no time to consider whether
they had a soul Or not. Why should
any one jeopardize their all? Come
back To God. It is written, God
has given all power unto His Son
and He shall reign, until He shall
have put all things under his feet
With this thought in mind if
wandering on the bleak mountains
of sinful pleasures and neglect of
duties, beseech you submit to
divine government; own his eternal
sway; accept his dspensations;
occupy the vacant pew; cheer the
Pastor with your presence; then
when the call comes we will be
ready to go and join with the re-
deemed and with them we will
help to swell the great swelling
chorus, "Hallelujah. The Lord
God omnipotent reigneth forever
and ever"
Absecon, Sept 2Sth.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24
SERMONETTE
BY r. Ashley Cake.
A PLAIN TRUTH.
(2nd in Series.)
The Lord Reigneth.-Psa.
BY r. Ashley Cake.
A PLAIN TRUTH.
The Lord Reigneth.-Psa.

"The Lord Reigns. The heav-
ems are singing it, The armament
declares it, the earth receives and
rejoices in it, the mountains in
their majesty are shouting it, the
hills soon to be clothed with aH-
tumnal beauty echo il, the yalle.9
with fragrance and glory surpas5-
ing all artistic paintings are en-
phasizing it, the rivers lined with
verdant meadows and waving for
ests chant it, while the seas with
the cables, wireless and radios TO
insure immediate delivery, are eaf-
rying the tidings across its waters,
to cities and towns far and near.
Hear the royal proclamation,
the glad tidings of salvation. The
Lord Reigns. He speaks and the
whole earth hears his voice. He
speaks and the desert rejoices, tie
wilderness blooms, the solitary
is made glad. He speaks and ev-
cry fibre of our frame, every tacHl-
ty OF our minds with every puisa-
ton of our lives, feels the divine
touches, while with Christ placed
in our warmesh affections, the cur
rent OF life and love, reaching down
through our subconscious natures,
send light into our souls darkast
chambers, and our hearts are stir
red to their deepest depths.
He speaks and listening to his
voice,
New life the dead receive.
The .mournful broken hearts re.
joice,
The humble poor believe"
The Lord Reigns Revelation
teaches us to call Him Our Fa-
Their" In the personality of his
Son, HE came unto His own and
they received Him not. AS The
Good Shepherd He is still seeking
for the lost and wandering; yet
millions are not needing his calls.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

nue. Gel. 2S.29 ft).
G0J The West curb corner of Yer
non and Leeds Avenue shall be at an
elevation of 27S4 feet.
0D Thence descending to point
300 feet Northwestwardly from the
Northwest line of Leeds Avenue tEl
$50 ft).
d2) Thence ascending to a point 100
feet Northwest wardly from the North
west line of Leeds Avenue (El. 2S.90
ft}. -
G3) Still ascending al the rate OF
o. Sc feet per hundred feet to its inter
section with the curb of Bargaintowh
Road,
Section No 4. And be it further or
dained that any ordinances or parts
thereof Inconsistent herewith be and
the same is hereby repealed and that
this ordinance shall take effect imme-
diately.
Borough Clerk
Dated September 20, 1926.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

60 The North curb corner silali DC
at an elevation of PSI feet.
go Thence descending to the west
,.,,rb conner IF Wabash and Vernon
Avenue. elevation 24.028 feet
"a The North curb corner or wa.
hash and Vernon Avenue shall be at
an elevation of 24.02S feet.
90 Thence ascending at the rate OF
O2O feet per hundred feet to the
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24

va and he if further ordained that any
ordinance or parts thereof inconsist-
ent herewith be and the same Is here.
nv repealed and that this Ordinance
shall take effect Immediately
JAMES PARISH,
Borough Clerk.
Dated September 20, 1926.
said time and place.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-09-24
LtNWOOD ORDINANCE

AN pRDINANt,fs ast.hlisbin H..
grade of tho c,,rhs ,e,,tta,s and
centre line of patron,, hven,,e from rt,
the Northvest cu'h Inc of ,ba
shore Road md ovtendin, Nor,h
westwardlv to tbo Rcthni Pod Il,
thc Roro,,pb of .inyvond vi. .i,,ti,
County. New Jersey
Section No pa II aorl.,foa ~
the Borough co,nriI of the Roro,,rh
of Linwood New Iersov that tIc
elevation for rrade Of r,tttc,s op soid
p.tconr Ayon,,n sh,iI hn G,,a ta, ,',I,,,
of one foot lower than the Grade Of
the adjoining curb.
SECTION No. re II f,intber Or
dained that the grade Of the centre
line of said Patconr Avenue SHAH he
-s. 10 W.
fal Befrinni,e IN Tho centre i've IF
the Shore Road where The same is
intersected by the centre line Of pat
ane faat ~ r,.a,,, ti,,, ~" VI va,
(b) Extending Northwestwardly
along the centre line Of Patconr Az
en,Ie descending al the inte Of / 95l
feet ner hundred feet for . oietance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03
Mass. MAINE
Daughters to Meet
Boston. Thursday

Massachusetts Maine Daughters
Presidents Day will be observed
Thursday afternoon, December 9, at
2 o'clock at Hotel Vendome. Mrs.
Stella Marek Cushing will present
THE Romantic Story of Checho-
Slovakia," interpreted by music of
the violin, with Bohemian songs and
folk dances. Additional music will
be given during the program by an
Instrumental Trio, arranged by Mrs.
will include Mrs. Carl l.. Schrader,
Harry T. Watkins. Special guests
will include Mrs. Carl L. Schrader,
representing State Federation Presi-
dent, Mrs. Carl Watson, District
Director, together with many presi-
dents from neighboring clubs. During
the reception at o'clock and
throughout the afternoon Mrs Her
bert f. Jenkins Mrs. Fred F. Ingra-
ham, Mrs. Sidney Wyman and Mrs.
Carl Narring will act as hostesses.
Assisting Mrs. Charles erkins as
pourers will be Mrs. George E.
Hutchins. Mrs. George A. Perley.
Mrs. Albert w. Swenson, Mrs. vii
liam P. Shepard.