davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
]. S. Bache New Owner
Of Woodwork Dwelling
Banker Takes House at 5th
Aven euand 8Oth Street for
His New Home

Jules S. Bache, head of J. s. Bache &
Co.. banker, is the buyer of the resi-
dencc of the late F. w. Woolworth at
TIE north corner Of Fifth Avenue and
ElghNeth Street. the sale of which by
William b. May e. Co. was reported
yesterday.
Mr.. Bache who now resides at 8 East
Sixty y-scventh Street will alter che
property for his own occupancy. The
late Mr. Woolworth erected tie resi-
dence in 1899 from plans by C. p. II
Gilbert. The asking price was reported
at $3.50 600. Mr.. Bache will occupy the
house next spring.
Stillman House Buyer
E. D. Faulkner is the purchaser of
East Seventy-c ghth Street, sold re-
Gently through Pease & Gilman, for
the estate Of T. r. Stillman.
West Side House Sale
Ludwig C. Traube has sold the three
story and basement dwelling at so East
Ninetieth Street, on lot 172xl008.
Equitable Sells Dwellings,
F. Howell sold for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society the three three story
and basement Kin model hou es at 257
and 259 West 138th Street and 210 West
l39th Street. each on lot 17x99.1l.
The I38th Street houses were bought
by William c. Handy and Carotte C.
Outram, respectively, and 210 West
139th Street by DR. Alexander A. Kel-
logg all for occupancy.
j. S. Maxwell has sod for Robert G..
Macbeth TIE three story ard basement
house, 15x100, at 521 West 14Sth Street.
Studio Apartment Buyer
The Duross Company reports that the
purcha er of the studio apartment at
48 West Seventy second Street is Mar
garet A. Leonard
yelling & Koelble have sold for DIR.
Charles N. D 0wd to an investor the
Eve story building at 1877 West Seventy
secord Street, on lot 20x102.2, near
Broadway.
Rufus King Sells on Seventh Avenue
The Ruross Company has sold for
Rufus King 67 Seventh Avenue, a four
s. ory dwelling on lot 24x1oO
Land Company Sells in 122d Street
The Durors Company has sold for
Know wood Land Company the three
story dwelling at 40 East 122d Street,
near Park Averue. on lot 22.6xl00, to
the Dormond Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Two West End Apartments
Involved in Big Transaction
Edgar Elinger Buys Twelve.Story Buildings at
89th and 98th Street Corners From ]. C. and
NJ C.. Mayer; Houses Are Among the Best in City

J. c. and M. G. Mayer have sold
through Elgar Feinberg the northeast
corner OF West End Avenue and Eighty
ninth Street. a twelve story structure.
on plot t00x100 also the southwest
corner of " est End Avenue and Nine
ty-eighth Street, a twelve story house,
known as the Stratford on plot 75x100.
Edgar Ellinger purchased both prop
critics. He will acquire title in the
names of companies which he controls.
The sellers bought the Eighty-n'nth
Street corner last July from the West
End CONSTRUCTION Company and the
weeks later from Julian Heilmann.
Aldean, in Hath Street. Is Sold
The Aldean, an eight-story freproof
apartment blu lding, on plot 50x10011.
at 4l9 West Hath Street adjoining the
northeast corner Of Amsterdam Avenue,
opposite st. Luke's Hosrital. has been
sold by the Hennessy Realty Company
to Charles Penn. Sharp g. Co. ncgo-
tiated the sale.
T Jules Realty Comrany has sold
to Hyman Berson The history elevator
apartment house at 521 and 523 West
122d Street.
Edwards & Richart have sold for a
client to Louis P. Dowdney the five
story fiat, on plot 36.3XS2, at 3S6 Man.
haitian Avenue
New Owners for Heights Flats
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from a ellen of A. Rosenberg
561 and 5S5 West 1S9th Street, two five
story apartment houses, each on plot
62x1OO.
Morris Cohen has bought from John
Palmer the two fve-story apartment
houses, on plot S3x10O. at Goa and 60S
West 149th Street. The seller bought
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Shoremonde, One
Ut CQuntl'y's Finest
Es states, Is Sold
Well Known Person Paws
Mrs. Ormond C.. Smith
Her Price for Large
Center Island Residence

Shoremonde, on the North Shore OF
s"Ng Island. the we'll known residcnc.
OF Mrs. Ormond G. Smith has been
bought by Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co.'S
country department for prom,rcnI
client whose name for the present must
be withhold
The property, which is located on
Center )s and, Oyster Bn.., L. l., and
is one o. the finest country places in
America, consists of approximately
sixty-fve acres, with over a mile Ct
shore front on Long Island Sound, Cold
Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay.
The residence, built about ciqht
years ago, is an imposing brick and
granite tireproof structure of Georgian
architecture. 1t is on high bluff a.
rectly overlooking Long Island Sound
with unobstructed views of twenty
miles over land and sea. The out
buildings, which arc complete in every
detail. consist of a garage with chaue
feur's quarters attached. farm barn
with farmers cottage, superintendent.
cottage and greenhouse Extensive
gardens and careful landscaping com
D etc the propertv.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Apple Dealers Pay
S225.OOO for Location


William H. Whiting & Co. and Hugh
Rainey have sold the six story build
ing at the northeast corner of Wash
ington and Wnrrcn streets The build
ing was erected fifteen years ago on
the site Of others demolished by the
Tarrant explosion. The buyer is Joseph
Steinhardt. OF Steinhardt & Kel y,
apple SPECIALISTS" The property was
he d at 1925 900.
Brown Takes Thirt' sixth Street Loft
Frederic Brown has purchased from
.he 69 West Thirty sixth Street Cor
poraton Beniamn Mordecai president,
.he twclve-story lott and store at 63
and 65 Wet Thirty-siXth Street
coated 100 feet east Of the northeast
corner of Sixth Avenue. Tha structure
occupies site 5ox9S.9. Byrne & Bow
man we're the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

So 500. Nov Is. atty. lawyers T q r Co
NY ~
nv SHFS AN .. ~ 4 1s7th -, T"V
70 Florence Gerard at nj TO Giovanni
Russo, 3356 Loriilard u utge 5000.
Eov lb. atty Lawyers 7 Co. $50
n. o. 10, ss map Jarvis jr' s5xioa
narolin" Koch to isi 'or Kistzkin, 7Se
lSath st mtg~ 800. Nov 81 atty,
Lawyers RS T Co. ise Bway.
c and 400
BttNpRfDCE Av. q festh ~. i27 II
100 hsl27 5xioo Edw n Bailey 10 las
T Ryan 22ss Grand Blvd. mtga s. 600
nov ~. atty. Lawyers T 90. 100
Bwhy -.....-..-..- .-...-..o c and 800
LOT !. blk !, map Morris Park Edith
Heal and eno to Clara Rarn~s 2e20
Muiiner sv. mtEe ~ 500 Nov a. atty.
Lawyers r e. r Co. $50 Dway.
GRAND BLVD AND CoNCOURsE,
Minerva pl. 7exfoo. VIM Moore Hold
ing Co to Isabella T. Moore. 2s0s tnlver-
sity av. mtg s7esoo Nov rs attys.
Weschler. n, ~ Bway % and 800
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

the houses about four years ago.
Shaw & Ebbitt have sold for the
Rembrandt Realty Company, j. F..
Marx, president to an investor Sig
and 51S West 162d Street, five-story
apartment.
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from client Of A. Rosenberg
561 to 565 West 1S9th Street. two five-
story apartments. on plot 62X1O0.
Audubon Avenue Realty Deals
Henry w. Genncrich has sold to a
client of Abraham Leichter the south
west corner of Audubon Avenue and
174th Street, known as 552-56O West
17Ath Street, pot 100x100.
The Adesea Realty Corporation, II.
B. Selvin president, has resod the
apartment at the southeast corner of
Audubon Avenue and 1S4th Street to
client of NJ. Nathan. S. Cragen was
the broker.
Harlem Flat Deals
James H. Cruikshank has purchased
from the Sterling Mercantile Co., 247
East 124th Street, tive-story flat on
pot 2Sxl00. Harry Sugarman was
the broker
j. S. Maxwell has sold for the Mil
blanch Corp, ration to the Roma Realty
Company the six-story apartment at
2025 Madison Avenue, on plot 50x1U0.
Sisca and Paladnc have sold for
the estate of George Byrd to client
promises 442 and 4 ia East l17th Street,
a six-story tenement with stores on q
plot 37X100.
Sale in Lower East Side
NJ Nasanowitz & Son have sold for
the Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany to Mrs. E. Blichcr, 80 Lew s
Street. sx-story house.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Woman Buys Three Flats
On University Heights
One of a, Number of Deals Re-
ported From The Bronx
TesteY dav

The University Apartments, three
five-story s,rrctures, covering a plot
17Ox10S, 1896, 1910 and 1916 University
Avenue, just north of Washington
Bridge, have been sold by Warner
Frankenberg to Anna NJ. Jones for in
vestment Nehring Brothers were the
brokers.
D. A. Trotta has sold with Iodice g.
Di Benedetto 2459 Cambrelling Avenue.
two family frame dwelling, Oh plot
25x100.
Samuel Cowen has sold 1909 Madison
Avenue, q one family dwelling, to j.
Birnbaum.
c cement H. Smith has sold the five
story apartment at 2O53 Mapes Avenue
and the hve-story apartment at 29l
East l62d Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Greenwich Street Block
Front Acquired by
lnve estor as Site for
An Office Building
Schultz Buys a Corner
New Structure Proposed
For New Street: Operator
Purchases "Lane' Parcel

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
so'd 14l and l43 Greenwich Street and
q Cedar Street; also TAT and lag
Greenwich Street and ~. Liberty
street for the New York Life Insur-
anee Company. These two properties
cover the block front on Greenwich
Street from Cedar to Liberty streets,
end have an area of over 1000 square
;eet. The frontage on Greenwich
Street is 1888 on Cedar Street 34.4
snd on Liberty Street 446. The pres
snt improvements are four and five
story buildings. The new owner ex
ects to tear them down and to re-
ssce them with a twelve-story office
5ulldinC, plans for which are now be
ing prepared. The property will be
-eld for investment and o~ered for
~ent as soon as the new building shall
have been completed. The total oper-
s,ion will involve about $3.50 600.
Concern Buys on West Street
The American Mortgage Company has
sold to Drucker & Rankoff the five.
4 Sx irregua ar. The building will be
Il f.eItU anu cSSt1'itC tHc put o.
d Walter F Sherwood acted as broker.
! Resenfeld Takes Lame" Realty
4 yorman s. Riesenfeld has taken 6
4 aier in Maiden Lane. Buying from Vir-
q rinia Field. of Peek kill. the property
at 12S. wsich is nnNt 10 tho southwest
] corner f Water Street The building
Is FIVE stories end covers a site twenty
/ hree feet wild and siXty-fve feet
-ot, b, L,-
! ie'd ds' family for more than con-
ary.
Liberty Street Corner for sc'ulte
Samuel J. Tarkoos las sod to the
I scfulte Gear Stores Company the
| veq-s.oly Liberty Duilding at the
ar.heast corner of Liberty and Green
ch Streets, on plot Of 1000 square
.st for tic Broadwav-Joh Street
Corporation, Ella 4. Cohen. president.
no pu-chaeed the property several
ays a~o throNg'7 'ha same broker. The
7operty is assessed at $29000O and
il be extensively a tered.
New Building for New Street
Tho building at - md 81 Nv
rect. has heen loa ed to the Nc
7evno'dr Raa' y Carp ration, James
Reno ds president for twenty one
ears, with the privilege of purchase
aeerf pricn Wi hi paci'ieA tlmn.
is tour storv build NJ. 5f.10x65x
Il IS tic intention Of the Nc
synolds Corporation TO have it re-
'ved and imnrovo the property with
B large ot'icn huildine.
n tn ag~re~ote Yontal and the i'm
Z ''r' r'ont- viii amo~nt to more than
Tf0ooo9o CrNikshent & Co rep
keev.e3 tAa lessor and Ames d Co. the
ssee
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
United Cigar Stores Get ;
Another Broadway Corner

L. j. Phillips & Co. have leased for
Mrs. Thalia w Millett to the United
Cigar Stores Company for twenty-one
years the northeast corner Of Broad
wav ard 1O9th Street, fronting lilo
feet on Broadway and being 1875 feet
deep on the street There are tn ee
separate buildings on this property 1t
is the intention Of the lessee to mod
ernie the structures and sublet some
of the space
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MONROE ST 15s: Fireproof Prod ucts Co,
Inc. art Monroe Wet WasN Laundry Co,
Inc. owner: Crest Construction Co. INC:
contractor ,,si,o., ~
Merchants Assn. owner; National tX-
cavntion ard Foundation Co and PATRICK
ReudV contractors 'f' y"i
8aTH ST. r Eden Brick and Supply Co.
Inc agt Nelly f Jones. owner; Jacof
Muller and Frederick Rose & Co. con
tractors i"N'Ne
115TH ST, 1e-1s w. American Elevator
and Machine Corp art Mint Garage CO.
Inc. owner, Lazarus Levy Il Son, con
tractor ...,,. 1915. IS
Bronx
KINsELLA Av. s42 Wolf wcinraub agt
Pailey. owner; Bailey Const Co. CON
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Canfeld's To Be Restaurant

The story brownstone dwelling
st East Forty-fourth Street. next to
Delmonico's is again to be a center of
city life. John G. Patton, proprietor
Of Cafe L'Aiglon, has taken long
lease OF the building under a corpora
ton name and will use the property
For restaurant purposes In the days
gone by the dwelling housed Canficld's,
the best known gambling place in the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Ralph Waldo Trine Sells
Clanyary Hall Estate

The estate known as Glengary Hall.
on ketcNawan Hill, Croton the prop
erty Of Ralph Waldo Trine has been
sold by George Howe. The property
adloins the fine estates of Madame
Palkowska. NJ. S. Orth Starbuck, Far
rington, Stevens and others.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Plcasantville Acres Sold

Mrs. Marie F. Arzberger has sold
her estate on Broadway, Pleasantville,
N. Y. to Adrian l.. Quick The prop
erty consists of seven acres, with a
main dwelling of twelve rooms and
three baths, seven-room cottage, gar
age and no.hou es. The sale was ne
gotiated by Chauncey B. Griffen e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Farmingdale Corner Buyer

The Clinton Trading Corporation has
sold to the Eagle Die Company the
two-story and basement building on
the northeast corner of Main and Rich
ard streets, Farmingdale, L. l., on a
DlOt 76X130
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
To Subdiyide S. I. Acres

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for the
Staten Island Syndicate the twenty
three acres called the Crittenden tact.
on Spring Street, Dongan Hills Staten
Island. This property has been pur-
cSasc by q client of Harold Witter-
manns, of Brooklyn, for subdivision
into building lots
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Decorator Buys in Madison Av,

Anthony Kimbel, interior decorator
has bought the residence of the late
Frank r. Lawrence, at 534 Madi, on
Avenue. The property consists of
four-story and basement dwelling, on
lot 25X70, adjoining the northwest cor
ncr Of Filtyfourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Rroke ers Buy Pay Ridge Home

The Bulklev & Horton Company has
rurch sod 1920 Third Avenue, near
Seventeenth Street. three story bust
ness building. After alterations it will
occupy the building.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
100000 Rent for Hibernians

John J Keit ha~ leased for the An
cient Order Of II bernians the prop
'rty on tho northeast corner of 116th
Street ard Fifth Avenue, known a. the
Mount M ,rris Theatre, TO the Colum-
bia Amusement Company for twenty
one years. The amount involved 10
about $700,000..o
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Building Loan Contracts

ST LAWRENCE Av.w = IS Randall sv
6s1xH5- Cfas II LIN snsr iosns Phiiiuu
Dietrich. Inc. 10 erect -t-. bflck ast
frame house e paynentsl ..... 81 5eo %
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Lower 8lh Avenue Flat t. Sold

fve-story Aathou~e at as Eighth Ave
nue. at the junction of Fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
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TRENo~T Az "a E. rh risfia.
Swonson asf Mars p Ns
"f ai Juis sH $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
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REAL. ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTFR COUNTY
LARCHMOnT-OM.Th M.ThE-SOUND
HOMES AND ESTATES

within sc minutes OF New York City.
CHoiCE SMALL ESTATE. perfect
home, r,ady to move into; rooms and
baths Ear garage. chauffoul's apart
A CoMiiETE HOME, about haif acre;
rage. mans room; outbuildngs; fruits,
trees, etc. Asking $4,000
2 HE Ei.NyS. ono ana a ,alf acres. 10 rooms.
baths billiard room, fine old trees;
AGAR garage. with chauffeur's quarters; up
date in all appointments. S6s 900.
sEMTEV NGAL0W TYPE. half acre 10
rooms bat IS. wonderfully constructed
SHADE trees. $50 .ooo. Terms.
FINE RO0MN HOME. over an acre, Is
rooms, baths, handsome drepTces;
modern in every respect. Scar heated ga
rage. $4,000 Terms
lENDID OFFERlNG-Entirc block 10
rooms, baths, beautiful grounds. Ask
ing $4,000 A gem. 10 rooms. 3 baths;
LARCHMONT COURT, private street 10
detached homes on large plots: $1,000 to
$4,000; subject to lease May lst One
tuird cash.
OVERLOCKING FINEST private bathing
b~acn, alf acre; master bedrooms. 3
baths, maids rooms and bath; 2-car ga
rage; location choice Cheap at 500 900.
White Colonial Home rooms. hot water
heat; every convenience, garage; large
plot. $4,000
IIus BEAUTIFUL HOME. possession May
l, TO rooms. baths. hot water heat.
SLATE roof: garage; plot l00xl75, excellent
location. sl6.a00 Terms.
LOVELY HOME on country road hal,
years old fine garden, fruits. near station.
haruain n 800 tnl
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
long ISLAND
An Urusu,l Opportunity

ssn n'1sin err colonial home, seven rooms hath
lsrourhnr, p'nlng porch house finished
iacti,seelpSo IN excellent taste; grounds at
s'od o. 'ehascnped restricted section
aes ua,,' ,o' ana 81 re facilities: s~ven min
Eos WAX WAX 70 station less than half hour
ko,oysNseRw new York fun particulars plan and
k ysnSa.,; ysrSSpn teitpsene or write j. Withors'
etoii' av' Tel. Vanderbilt 75s7.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

wEsTcHEsTER EST, 1i1sT Az. 7aa to 74e. s, I5ox
irreg Walton av, e fremont av, loox
2sS'. kinssbridge rd,. c Marion av,
9s.2 lrreg to Tordham rd; also lots
$50 to 1872. map part Trask Estate +:
heimer, lls e 6,st st: mtges s125 900
Oct l. atty, NJ E Oppenheimer, lO5 w
40th st q deeds) ................Sl $500
18TH ST. 81 E. n g. 3l4xl0s.11; Abr
Dreier to Lilly Rosenblum and ano. 3l1
E 176th st; mtge Sc. 900: Nov II; atty
Title Guar & r Co. l76 Bway. ..... 100
FOREST AV. 800. $, ls.7xll0: Cela B
EVerson to Fannie Bader, 30l r y4th
ST. Nov II; atty, Title Guar G. T Co.
176 Bway .................... 500
vYsE Av, 1885. s. 2oxloo, J lily Alex
tenberg, 1865 Fulton av and ano Nov
13; atty, Title 6 q r Co. l76 Bway. 90
MATILDA AV 4736. 8 s. 5ONl00 WIN
Schwalenburg ct al to Mary Lobcrmayer.
4736 Matil "a av, Nov IL; atty, Title
Guar & T Co. 176 b way. ............ 100
UNIVERSITY AV, Ii 2 g 8. 56 0xll2
Samuel Lehr to G & Realty Co
Columbus av, mtge s60.00v, Nov Is
atty Ley" 2SS BWp" .........SlO
COMMONWEALTH Av. 1i43 25x
1o0 Harry Whelan to Ami and c tt
Cody. 1874 Lexington av. mt 81 . 90
Oct "a; atty, Hudwll Corpn. w i6t
SIMPSON ST. 500. w s. 4"xios Lou.
Sanelson to Deborah Real { rp /.
Orchard st: mtgc *3i.f00. Nov l.. atty
Lawyers Title and I Co. ljo way. 5 -0t
10th ST. Sl4 h. 9. 20xl0o. Israel .a.n
delsohn to Ida Moretsky, 314 K 16ath st
mtge $4,000; Nov IS; atty, Title Guar &
Co, l7S Hway ...,....,,, h...... s10
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
rNFuRNIsHED APARTMTs. WANTED

TWO furnished or unfurnshed rooms with
laboratory OF hath: private or separate
entrance. Phone Worth 1893.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

OFFICES TO LET
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
MRS. c. M. MURLJsH,
Larchmont, N. Y. Tel. Htilsf HHl'I' "a 81

DUNWOODIE. N. Y. 12 miles from Grand
Central. l5-room house, suitable for two
families lterations to suit purcf j.
J. LORD1. Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

ONE-FANIILY FRAME HOUSE, " .ooins
situated on high ground: all inprove
mcnts. in perfect condition. Plot 7OxlON
SO 500. $1,000 cash Tel 217. JOHN a
R1ORDAN Proctor Theatre Building
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20

BAILEY Av. 2ss2 @ q, 25x1oO 7 =: Jos n
Held 10 Harry Calm. $50 Grand av.
pr mtee. $3.50. Nov II yrs per
Bway ,...........'. ..,....... s2.so0
MORRIS PARK AV. 67T. n 3. 25x s Paul
Won piezelskl to Herman Hebestreet
3l5 Ward ST. Nov II. yrs. ~ per
cent: atty. Title Guar ~ Co. l7s
MASfbA sr sas n g e5xloo I.s',op savop
Dolrs TO Hloonarh J Levine s36 Ma
nIda st. pr mtge. s7.ooo: Nov n 3
yrs; per cent. atty. Title Guar q T
~. - i'Nsy SS.VvV
VYsE AV. il55 y. 1oxloo. Bent Gut =
tenberg and ano to } Hy Alexandra Jr.
Glen Head. l. L. and ano. ex rs. Nov
10; yrs. 5 per cent: atty. Title Guar
4 r Co. l1s Bway. ess 500
MATILDA Av. A73e, = =. 6oxlooi Mary
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
MOSCOW MAN HEARD
"CHIMES OF BROGES'

CONTINUED from page one.)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26

Foster of Oregon totaled II points and
Richmond of Idaho 10. Richmond was
hard pressed by Foster of Oregon in
the sprints and two pretty races de-
uelnnad
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
SERVICES
IN MOSCOW CHURCHES
METHODISTS WENT OVER THE
TOP-REV. SNODDY PREACH
ED TO VETERANS

Church services in Moscow Sunday
were well attended. Rev. Wayne
S. Snoddy, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, held special services for the
veterans of the civil and later wars,
who attended in a body and formed a
conspicuous part Of the big congre-
cation. The Methodists raised their
centenary quota with some to spare.
The Baptist revivals closed Sunday
night. Despite the rain all churches
report good attendance at their serv-
ices.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Yesterday was communion Sunday
and the wind-up of the centenary
financial drive. The church went
cover the top" strong. The quota
being $4100 year and the actual
figure reached being $4164. There
were several of the givers to hear
from yet so that we hope to be sew
eral hundred dollars above the quota.
Moscow Methodist church has CEN
tenary project of her own and all
above the quota will be put into that.
A large number of people partook
of the communion, using up the whole
hour for that service.
The music by the choir was es-
pecially fine. Many were particu-
larly helped by the chant for the
At the evening hour the pastor
preached from the text "and / was
afraid" He said that much of the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
MONAHAN IN CHARGE OF
MOSCOW DISTRICTS ROADS

s. P. Monahan, the newly appointed
engineer for the Moscow highway dis
trict, has been placed in full charge
of all roads in this district and will
have authority over the road masters
and supervisors of the district, who
will be-: required to work under his
direction. Mr.. Monahan is not at all
pleased with the work Cor lack of
work. done on the roads of this dis
trict and he wants to met all super
visors and give them instructions as
to how their work must be done. In
this he: will have the moral support of
the people who have had to drive over
the roads around Moscow. He plans
to makes some changes and get a uni
form system of road work in all dis
tricts Mr. Monahan has offices in the
Creighton building, over the Corner
drug store, next to Ogden & Sup
piger's office and would like to have
all road supervisors call on him for
consultation as to working methods to
be pursued