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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
BIG DOWNTOWN LEASES
NEW ,HATEN IN DEAL.
Rentals for Term WI 4ggreg gate
about 81 900 400.

Activity widespread yesterday in ire 20
estate market Sales in the central F1fth avenue
ard in .he upper West Side districts and IN The
Bronx we're features Of the trading TIE Amer
can Bank Note Company bought tract 81 70
lots in tn. Hunts Point district % The Bronx
from George ? Johnson's Sons Company, through
Csilsey Haveraeysr & Jenney. site for
printing plant house its various printing estah
lishnents throughout the city The land ouio
ing and equipment viii represent Investment
Of about N500O9.
Albert b Ashforth sold for the Ishsnn estate
No ss Fifth avenue I've story building on
plot q gxl0 feet 70 Frank ] Cassidy. and Tor
Q crayson Martin Nos. rs and 28 Fifth avenue
two FIVE story buildings on plot @xl20 feet TO
client Of r W Sharp. complete report OF the
Eif+b avenue deals and the transaction IN which
the American Bank Note Company figured VIII
be found in another column
The Charles F. Noyes Company negotiated tvo
leases the total rentals aggregatns about sooo--
zoo For the United Merchants Realty and In
movement Company the Noyes company leased 70
tbs New Haven Railroad the two stores, Nos tse
and III Broadway, for thirty-hve years, including
a renswaI privilege The premises take in
Broadway frontage OF about p feet The lessee
will Immediately take possession and make exren
sive improvements. equipping in solid MAHOGANY
Ground floor rentals az this point are approx
-,a+sIv 30 2 square foot. The Moves company
also leased for the WHY'S company 20 Dennison
& Sons for a long term Of years your ehtlr7
floors Of the new building at Nos Il. 70 and a
Cliff street extending through to Ryder Alley
containing approximately 5000 square feet Den
risou (. Sons one OF the oldest stationery firms
IN New York Will move all OF its departments
70 this building about January L For Dennison {
Sons soacs has been sub-leased to Francis &
Tsoutreu and 10 spangenberg & Maelsan-
Frederick Zlttel sold for Rose Newman and Emile
Rudolph TO Elias Gussarof the southwest corner OF
1soth street and Wadsworth avenue, plot Io<.''
feet A six story elevator apartment mouse VIII y
erected on the premises by the buyer
plans have been fled for renodelling the stores
in the four story lodgeroom building az No AZ
six+h avenue owned by John Jacob Aston. and ror
-enodeIIing The two old fashioned three story and
attic tenement houses ar the northeast corner OF
Delaney and Attorney streets. and making tneIn
conform 10 the new street level OF the Williamsburg
Bridge approach, the improvements being maze lot
Daniel L Korn, as owner James Mc%alters and
Max Zipkes and Louis Korn are the architects
Warren & Wetrnore architects, have fled a new
set Of plans for ths plumbing equipment Of the new
Rftz-Carlton Hotel now Icing built for Robert Wal
ton C|oeIet in Madison avenue, between 44th ana
48th streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
4 D4T OF ANNIVERSARIES NTH
THREE CONGREGATIONS.

Science churches tomorrow win be 'soul and
Body"
Al Calvary Nethodist Episcopal Church. on
Thanksgiving Day ar II O'Clock there viii be spe-
ciaI service. Robert Wstchorn viii be the speaA7f-
The Rev Allan MscRossie will preach to-Inorro"
morning at ST. James, Msthodist Episcopal Church-
In the evening there viii be musical service BY
the quartet and vested choir
THE Gospel Of Common Sense" viii BE the sun
iect of Dr. George ?. Eckmans sermon to-InorIo"
evening in St PauI's Methodist Episcopal Church'
This discourse viii deal with the social 1nnpncatons
OF Christianity end viii be a continuation OF 'ne
sermon OF last Sunday evening on TINS socialism
~ Jesus Union Thanksgiving service will be
held next Thursday at Il q m, in this church the
Park Presbyterian and the Fourth Presoy1erlari
churches participating An address VIII ne oehV-
cred by the Rev Dr. Canon william Sheape Chase
as CHRISTIANITY I'd 10 Date7' viii be the sub
iect Of an address 10 men by the Rev James wal
lace Of the Bible Teachers 1nstiruIe to-1lo[ro" e
the Harlem Young Mems Christian Association
The Rev. d.. d c Hughes. father OF Governor
Hughes will address the Wornan's National SAP
bath Alliances at its fourteenth annual meeting al
the Calvary Baptist Church on Monday.
~ the Church Of the Heavenly Rest the Rev.
Herbert shiprnsr will preach tomorrow morning
Il O'Clock
\ union Thanksgiving Day service VIII be held in
the Washington Heights Baptist Church at 1o:5e
q N tomorrow. The Washington Heights Meth
odst the Hamilton Grange Reformed, the St Mich
olas Avenue Presbyterian and the North Presbyte-
rian churches viii unite The Rev Dr. John R
Mackay, pastor Of the North Presbyterian Church,
will preach.
AZ The West PRESBYTERIAN Church the Rev. Dr.. A.
Il Evans viii preach tomorrow on Seeing and
Su-rende-ine
krchbishop Ayersa, Apostolic Delegate to cuba,
viii celebrate pontifcal mass tomorrow, the coca
sion of the celebration OF the Holy Fathers jubilee
Archbishop Farley will preside.
At the Church Of the Incarnation the rector. the
Rev. Dr. ". " Grosvenor. viii preach at Il O'Clock
tomorrow morning. At 2. there will be z mu-
Pre-, by-terian Church will unite in Thanksgiving
services with ST PauI's Methodist Episcopal Church
a Il o'clock q m on Thursday in the latter church
Canon William Sheafe Chase Of Christ Church,
Brooklyn, will make address.
In the Fourth Presbyterian Church the Rev. DR.
Edgar Whitaker Work, al p. m, will begin, under
the auspices Of the Fourth Church Brotherhood,
series Of sermons preparatory 10 Christmas emit
lied The -Four Centuries Of Silence. Dr.. Work
is conducting a Bible class for women on Tuesday
mornings AT 1880 in The Teachings OF Jesus
At Calvary Baptist Church, for many years,
there will be a popular service at Il O'Clock on
THANKSGIVING Day, with address by DR.. Mac
Arthur on worldwide Reforms as Causes for
Thanksgiving
The Rev Dr. Hugh Black Of Union Theological
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
GYPSY SMITH MEETING.

ea-,tces n-eparatorv to the union meetings BY
cx-nsv smith which are to be continued Tor t"o
weeks from November % through MONDAY Decent
her II closing on that night with Gypsy Srni1n :
lecture From a Gypsy Tent TO the PuiPlI- u .
girar IN Carnegie Hall, viii begin next SATURDAY
NTH a union meeting Of church members ano
workers in .he chapel of the Fifth Avenue Fresos
terrain Church corner of 55th street. on snnoaE
afternoon November e. there will be q union com
munion service in the church, ana the MS q ulo
a-,-,-eIis+ic services will be conducted by GYPSY
er,i+b in the evening and will be continued every
night during the ensuing week II the FIFTH A'eiu0
PRESBYTERIAN Church, with afternoon services N
the Central Presbyterian Church, West 57th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
A NOVEL FERRY ENTRANCE

Plans haFe been filed with Buildings Superintepd-
ent Murphy for the proposed two story orua
entrance and passage bridge to the Manhattan
ferry terminal Of the central Railroad OF Nav,
Jersey II is TO be No IA Liberty straa.
with an Il opening in West street The bnfld-
ing is To be Of brick, with 22-foot frontage IN
liberty street. with marquis shelter entrance
The first story wiz be ntted stores and tl,.
second floor finished as a bridge passarev-s,
leading direct the ferry terminal The huildirs,
Is 10 cost s1s0e0 and designed by J O. tsrocJ
architect for the railroad company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
NEW HOME FOR CARPET FIRM.

NJ Morgznthsu. IT.. & Co. leased for the Co
lonial Realty Company the entire building "a. .
West 18th street the north SIDE OF The s-rss,
100 feet east Of Sixth avenue r - four s-or1
and basement business structure On a po- AI
los ) feet
The. Iesssss are Messrs- John and James Dobs01
+ha Philadelphia carpet manufactures, who Cor
many years have had q retail store a. the s0urh-
east corner OF 18th street and Fifth avs1us Attsr
alterations are completed next January, Jhsg viz
occupy the premises The lease Is fo- -~rm a
wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
WILL REMODEL CHOIR TOWER

Plans have been filed for reInodellinE the choir
tower OF Grace Church. in the rear Of the ediice
ar Broadway and 10th street. one OF the purposes
being 10 increase the light Of the choir room and
gymnasium. the second and third floors. Two
new zix-foot windows win DC built the wall
ana two Of the present windows doubled in size
new parapet OF ornan mental stucco will he built
and the walls beneath finished with similar stucco
work The improvements we're designed by ! Stew
art barney. architect for the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

crlla++a rv-,,-cb ~ 81 Nicholas The Rev DIT
William 1 Chamberlain. OF New BrunsWick ,
viii preach at the service in the evening ~
o'clock.
Al the Marble Collegiate Church the sunday
school viii hold special home n1issiona[E 80
tomorrow at Gas a m The Rev Arthur = Allen
who has just returned from "trip TO the hentucky
mountain missions Of the Reformed ChuFch N
America viii make the address
The Church Of the Messiah announces the sstao-
hshnaent OF Bible class for young men ana young
women which viii meet every Sunday morning, De
ginning on November e, at 10 O'Clock IN me Mes
siah Chapel
President David starr Jordan OF Leland stanford
Junior University will speak tomorrow morning e'
11.l5 at the Free Synagogue
esrvicAe ~ unusual interest viii be held ST the
Metropolitan Temple next Sunday. At the morning
service the pastor. DR.. HILL will speak on SPIT
jtusl Photography which will be his thir7 sermon
on christianity in Relation TO the Occult ~ me
evening service the Rev. Dr. Frank Talulase. son
Of Tor T De Witt Talmage, viii occupy the pulpit
Al the Church of the Ascension. ct the musical
service at ! .. N. tomorrow, CARROTS h1ar3est
Cantata" viii be sung.
The Rev Dr. Rufus P Johnston pastor OF the
Washington Heights Baptist Church, VIII continue
tomorrow evening his course OF sermons On oio
Truths Restateds"
A. +he Collegiate Church in West End avenue,
tomorrow evening William +. Holtzclaw. pr1nc1-
nal Of the Normal and Industrial Institute for Ne
eroes at Utica Miss will speak on the negro prob
lem.
A. ths Broadway Tabernacle the Rev. Dr.. Charles
=, Jefferson will preach tomorrow. and there will
bG n,1bIic Worship IN the Tabernacle on Thanks
giving Dev ar Il g m DR.. Jefferson preaching
the sermon.
Professor Charles zueblin, formerly Of Chicago
University and author Of The Religion of Demo
crat" will address the Society for Erhica1 culture
at Carnegie Hall tomorrow
Dr. Madison c Peters's subject at the Belasco
Tomorrow al Il z n will be The Worlds Need
Of ODD Men and What They Have Accomplished
Tor the Betterment Of Society
# the Scotch Presbyterian Church there will b
thanksgiving service on Thursday at Il O'Clock
when Dr. Wyie will speak on Some Reasons
Why We Should Give Thank
At the RUTGERS Presbyterian Church, Broadway
and 7sd street. the Rev. Charles L Thompson Will
preach al Il a m tomorrow
Al the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, at the
avangefstic service in the evening DR.. Halenheck
will speak on the theme "A Threefold Cord
The Rev Dr. Howard Dufreld viii conduct both
services tomorrow at the Old First Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev T. r slicer will preach to-moTrow
morning at All Souls Church.
At the Church of the Holy Communion tom r1o"
Or. Mottet will preach. and special music viii be
rendered.
The Sunday school CT the First Free Baptist
Church. at Keap street and Marcy avenue Brook
lyr VIII hold e special Thanksgiving service TO
morrow evening. Senator Eugene NJ Travis OF me
9Th Senate District, will give the address Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOM
Sberifs Sales Feature Of The
Bndget.

The budE-t Of auction offerings vssts-dav ~ -
Pea Estate Exchange salesroorns. Nos "A a. =.
v@sev street contained mostly ShsrfH"s zzlA. -
all right title and interest II number - uuto-.
sites The results were follows
By Joseph Day z22s IN ave = 74u = 4.
5<r7 ? ard
T 4 DeerE7z
L y Ws~l partition ~sadvs-tfsed fo- Dsr-r~ss-
1ne- 40 = . 1851 sa--5ac
sro-v dEz. Fsn-v RoheF-s John WoraEhau -
Aoosif T. Adarr Wtensr rsf- dus n =
raxs- etc sofs 81 y Joseph Z Ennis f5r n a. :.
iOTth u t03 = - Manhatrsn ave 48 srfdf y
sf9-v fzr zlso So 107fh 15S ~ y.
hs-tan sII0o IL sro-Y TAT also 50 I0r.s .
- Marns-rzn ave A. sTi0o II
rat: Savers atty AL riznr. TILE. q ss..-ss
s=hirr j Ieasfrr rad July Il
= Savers. airy @ RS 5ss-@s-
$50 $50 Co,f-tla7dt e 80 q % f5fsr 49,
< s-o-v ten E1-rna Boeh-as az MAJ Wi-si-r So
a--vz. shs-f~ sale % al rEEr. THE.
fendanr rad Nay IS. 1853. since sis,--s-
-fu-o1 145 u = n
y sxfs0 sx2sx1s5 J. bldg srs-.
saIa 81 al -lzhr Tnich Ez-rv Lsh- - :.
Ma II feTs- sine. Kii-o@ 3 :. as T---.
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
JAMES 3. REYNOLDS TO SPEAK.

The second meeting % the Acorn Forum. under
the auspices Of the Acorn Social Club. VIII be held
in rbA auditorium Of the Young Mems Hebrew As
goofa4ion AZ q2d street and Lexington avenue this
evening at 8.15 O'Clock.
James Bronson Reynolds. special commissions
for President Roosevelt viii speak on Good City
Government and How to Get It" There will be a
musical programme T.. 4. Coakley. chairman Of
the Central Federated Union, will preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
er7ER IMMIGRATION SERVICE HERE

washington. Nov 2.-When secretary straus o.
thA Department Of Commerce and Labor was asAo '
to-day at the White House 1usr peLOIe LIS N
.tt . he contemplated 2 ''sEake-up' among
+be of7cfals Of the immigration service a Ne"
york ne replied that Improvement OF 'he scr
vice was in contemplation.
Public office is not a private FRANCHISE as ny
self will soon learn said the Secretary as ne ois
arrszrAi in+n the Cabinet room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
THREE DIE IN NINE FIRE.
Sir Others. Missing, Thought 10
Re Dead.

Butte. Mont. Nov 2o-As z result Of q nIe
in the Northwestern Improvement Compahs >
coal mine, at Red Lodge. to-day three men d
dead and six are missing me SIX
miners attempted TO escape py the W.
and It is said there is not cnance lHaI -.
80 asce,ad as in that portion Of the nnine the
fire IS raging hercely.
The fra was started by the lights on the caps
~ the miners. and tonight it vas still raging.
The dana ge will be heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
IncOrpOrated Charities.

THE NEW YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR IN
temperate Men has doubled usefulness
zinc moving Chester Crest
hye hundred unfortunate annua rs wei
Paving guests accommodated rost
entirely accordance with means. Last year the
Free Department cared for Three Hundred prnUitesg
men this department Thanksgiving sEd s-hrlst
81 money clothing solicited. address
Rev. GEORGE s AVERY. Res. Manager. n
stuart Dodge. d. .. Frank r Chanberr
Wee Pres M " 2. Edgar ~ Cedar ST. Treas Nj
II. r I.ouses, sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
BUYS sCARsDALE TRACT.

Fish & Marvin have sold for James G. Cannon
vtce-president Of the Fourth National Bank, his
propertv al Scarsdale, ~. Y, which comprises
Colonial house and outbuiIdinEs and sixteen acres
The buyer is Lewis z. HerZog. The property was
held ar $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
Transfer TITLE TO TUNNEL LOT.

The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company took title
Yesterday 10 plot 22xese feet on the north side
Of 33d street $50 feet west Of Seventh avenue. from
the Pennsylvania Tunnel & Terminal Railroad
Company. The expressed consideration was nom
inel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
TO BUILD IN WHITE STREET.

De selding Brothers have sold for q client No
72s White street lot 2x10o feet, Just east OF
Centre street The buyer will put I'D on the site
business building for the of one tenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
WATER STREET SITE REsoLp

The rutland Whiting Company has sold for
Henry Ieerberger to George D Was the prop
ertv No zss Water street This is part OF the
parcel purchased BY Mr.. Leerberger week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
WOODWARD HOUSE CHANGES HANDS

TAYLOR. Sherman {, CO. sold for the Woodward
estate The old Woodward house, No. Granercy
Park West 2Tx110 feet This is the first transfer
of this property in sixty-two Years The house is
four stories and occupies q plot 27x11o feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
A $500 900 BROADWAY DEAL.

Arnold Byrne & Baumann have resold for the
Henry Nforgenthau Company to c. NJ. Silvs-man
f Sen a plot 15nK10O feet at the southeast corner
If 10th street and Broadway The buyer viH
erect on the site an elevator apartment house The
deal involves about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
SALE OF A CONNECTICUT PARCEL

Folsom Brothers have sold To- tha Re Dr
n F4iscox pastor OF the Calvary Bzp--st Chu-c1
Albany. y Y his tract OF ntnscy-seven ac-ez. r.
gsther with ali the buildings on t. AT wilton Far
eald COUNTY Conn 70 .. Leslie Allen Nj 4le1
riI extensively improve The properr--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

evening The musical part Of the programme VIII
be .tinder the direction of Miss Emma L ostrander-
The afternoon services will be resumed Al tle
South Church at O'Clock tomorrow. when Maui
aer's Song Of Thanksgiving viii ne sung ny ths
regular quartet and full chorus
Harvest home decorations viii be in place at the
Bedford Presbyterian Church. Nostraho aVenus anu
T,aan straet Erooklyu tomorrow. when the pas
tor. tbs Rev. DIS Edward Young sill preach q
Thanksgiving sermon entitled "our Silent Part
ner,
Al the Manhattan Ccngr egational Church the ttev
DR.. stimson. pastor viii preach to norro7 evening
on Public Morals and Happy Homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
rHE BRoNx RUILpTNG PLANs.

etebrIns ave. : 80 2 q 1897 - rTc So
b-l ters 26.5X115 ana 45Xa6 4 Gross & Ht5--
man owners. Neville & BagZe a--.- Cost. ss-'~
Psszarr ave : 500 q OF Sa-a-ogs ave-. -
sES 6slS s 714t Ia S.-'e. s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

To-zaor-ov evening, being the last Sunday even
1-s he1o-e Advent -he annual service for the guilds
50 so-stiex OF St Ch-ysostorn Chapel viii be
n.ac n The chapel ct O'Clock. The Rev d.. VIII
,s- = Manning rector Of Trinity, VIII preach the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

AT s. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church the
eze-:rs hour tomorrow viii be devoted 70 &
Thx-ksEsv1nE praise and musical service. with e
.-1s< address by the minister. Dr.. George Clarke
Psog The congregation OF St Andrews unitss
r.th The congregation OF the Church Of the Divine
Fx-s--ttv On Thanksgiving Day at Il O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

The Church Of the Messiah announces the ss'ao-
hshn1ent OF q Bible class for young men ana young
women which viii meet every Sunday morning De
ginning on November e. at 10 O'Clock, in the Mes
sjah Chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

Il West End Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr.
Il Ed=du EeiEHin will p-each at y q n. and S
2 n Christian Science E1n he his evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

fhe-ne-
The sasiousl Bible Institute. Of No. 15S Fifth
sSsuue, announces series Of popular Bible studies
~ rhe Rev Dr. Arthur = Pie-son The Pri-
r-y Period OF OLD Testament History from Adam
n Nosez" as applicable 10 al problems in holy
p..,x They vii be given at the Marble Col
sexdz1s Church. beginning next Monday.
Don O Shelton. president Of the National Bible
rrsctrIrrs. vii conduct the second il q series OF
popular Bible lessons for young men al the East
Eids Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
casdon to-norTov AIS 2
The Zig Brothers Movement, made I'D Of men
s-ora the various Young Mems Christian Associa-
hons churches. VIII Monday evening give
snte-1zinrner- II the West Size Young Mems Chris
risn Association auditorium raise funds 10 carry
c. rhei- club and gymnasium work for boys who
f,sve had r-oubie with th> courts Jacob Riis viIl
lecture.
Th= subject the lesson sermon in the Christian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

President David starr Jordan Of Leland olataLel'
Iroior University win speak tomorrow morning z
Il L. at the Free Synagogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

Al the Marble Collegiate Church the sunday
school will hold special home r1issionarT raliy
tomorrow at e:45 a. m. The Rev Arthur r Alien
who has Just returned trip TO the nenIucAS
mountain missions Of the Reformed Cnuich IL
America viii make the address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

Science churches tomorrow viii be SOM ans
BODY"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-08
IOWA WESLEYAN ANNOUNCES
LECTURE CoURsE-oTHERN NEWS

Mt. Pleasant.-The program for the
Iowa Wesleyan lecture course is now
out. This lecture course is one of the
best attractions Of the winter season
and is always looked forward to with
delight by the town people as we'll as
the students. The following good en-
tertainments are promised the patrons
Of the lecture course:
October 14-Orfole Concert Co..
dies quartet.
November lS-Newel Dwight, FL
lecturer.
December 11-Adrian M. NewcE-.
reader.
January 5-Preston w. Learch, lee
turer "
February 4-Glenn Hall. tenor.
March John A Johnson.
The freshmen end sophmores of Iowa
Wesleyan have been carrying on their
usual class scraps with their accustorn-
ed enrgy. After two nights spent in
active fighting. ducking in the pond
and general pounding the freshmen
were forced to acknowledge the sop
fomores as their victors: Although
quite a few boys We're hurt and about
S25 worth Of college property destroy
ed. no serious results followed the class
scrap.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-08
FARMERS SPECIAL
An Agricultural Exhibit Will be Made
by the Burlington in ottumwa
Oct. 1924 Near Depot.

The Burlington's Farmer special
containing products of the irrigated
districts along the company's line.
will be on exhibition in Ottumwa near
the Union depot, October 23 and "a.
The car contains samples OF grain.
fruits. grasses, sugar beets. potatoes
and other products grown on the new
irrigated land along the Big Horp,
Yellowstone and North Platte valleys,
where the government and private il
rigation companies are bringing nll-
der ditch thousands of acres of new
lands. The water supply feeding
these lands is abundant in the Big
Horn. Yellowstone and North Platte
districts and has renewed a waste
land making it one of the best for
farming in the west. The exhibit car
is under the direction of D. Glenn
Deaver. general agent Landseekers
information bureau, with headquarters
at Omaha.