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LIS PENDEN \.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY, s. Ai IT n iiith st. l7.7x
SO 2--Wm II Salisbury agt Christian Bang
ct al faction to obtain possession, &cl (,
attys. HoTnblOwer, Miller, Potter q Earle.
ACADEMY ST W 5. :25 n u W Bway, look
1873 3--Wesley Walt agt Van Rensselaer,
winkler ct al taction to reform convey
ance) attys. Anthony & Anthony,
18TH ST. a. 100 q W Morningside av ASK
lO0.ii--Ci.y of y Y agt Andrew Coulter
ct al foroclos OF tax lien); atty, IT l. Polk.
ii2TH ST, 81 E-Mabel G Maynard agt Mi
attys, NJ & lsaacs
Lot Si-Rudolph Wnllach co agt Edward
Livingston ct nj tforeclos Of tax len) /.
atty A Weymann.
57TH ST, II - Sos n g nth av, sSNlOo6--
Amer Saw Bank agt saml II Neuherger ct
81 lforeclos OF mtg; attys, Irwin A. Orr.
18th ST $50 to lsi E-Blanche Lightroot
agt Catherine l. Kane ct al (partitlonl .
atty II l. Pchsefer.
9TH Az, ai--Mutual Life Ins Co Of Y
agt Annie c Psrke ct al (foreclos Of two
mtEs); atty, i l. Allen.
18TH ST, IS. e2O II West End av 2ONiOe .
May q Falconer Sanford agt IsIdore
Hirsch ct al tforeclos OF mtg); ATTY, II
Swain.
ANTHONY AV, es. l7s,ssl7ad 81. 9s9xp6.s-
Realty Operating Co agt Associated Con-
tractors & Big, Inc - al foreclosure OF
mtEl. atty NJ Borland.
UNION AV. e cor li9th ST. 7bxlo0--Afutual
Life ms Co aEt Abraham Nelson ct ali
lforeclosure Of ntg)i atty. y 1 Allen.
assTH ST 1873 ELNorih New York Sa wings
a Loan Association ast Rdseneld const
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

PEARL st, cor Elm st-M Tnlsky a
CO, Inc, ,agtt chas Quaekenbush ct al,
eth Az, 465 4 ioi-wm a Thomas co ast
Robert w Goelet ct al Sept 49,
RoWIhRY,i42-Bretholz HHtcitisner constr sso
tlon CO. Inc agt Toch Realty Co ct al. oct
2sD sT, lOi to lOs W--Howes Transportation
a Contracting Go agt United Charities ct
ss ri ST ST. sii w1H.nry Ramp a.t 'i Eiy
Rieser ct al. Sept 30, 1907 ,,,.,,,,.,Sls
i'stsi Giuseppe De MARIA 81 az. Nov az ~
1913 ,'.....,-........... 1880
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BEDEIIs WILL PAY $4,000.

The Bedell Company VIII pay $4,000 n
year for tho Rcvillon Freres Building. at
10 West Thirty-fourth street, the leasing
Of which was reported in these columns
recently. Tho lease is for eleven years
from July H. next. The Revilon building
IS eleven stories high and extends from
Thirty-fourth etrcet 20 Thirty-ffth street.
1t il so feet on Thirty-fourth street and
40 feet on Th.rty.ffth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
charter n at Albany yesterday:
Tho Anoi Realty Company, Manhattan,
,nutnl 10000; directors, Charles Schwartz
Sarah CAssel and Mary r. Mccormick. New
York Ci'v.
The Carolus Realty Company Manhattan
capital 5000 directors. Samuel Horowitz
phh!p Grtr-ky, The Bronx. Charles J. W.
Mclsel. New York city.
The Shaw Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
capital. $4,000; directors Robert A. Shaw.
William Thorn simpson and william q.
Walton, New York city.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted ad-
dress party OF second part)
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SMITH. MARY Hin, pursuance ~ an
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given to all parsons having
claims against Mary II. Smith, late Of the
County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scribers at their place Of trapsacting busi-
ness No. 27 william street in the city Of
New York. on before the LIST day OF De-
cenber NEXT na..d New YorN. the 18th
dav Of NAV. 1871 CLARENCE BIsHoP
SMITH LINCOLN CROMWELL Eyeeu.
Executors ~ william street, New vo't
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Brys DIG JAMAICA TRACT.

Edmund Coffin has sold TO the Mama
roneck Mortgage and Security Company
and Hammersley Realty Company four
plots OF salt meadow at Jamaica South,
aCgregatinE ;hirty-five acres. in the Great
swamp section, near Jamaica Bay. one
plot adjoins a causeway leading to Rock
nMnN rOad.
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wASHINGTON. oct. 99--Thc transnn,,
pixie has arrived at Hampton Roads, gun,
bout Galveston at Mamie gunboat Wheeling
jenkins at Norfolk. des'royers Fannins
Cumming Burrows. Cashn MacdouxH
Lynnhaven Roads
The torpedo boat Bainbrldge has salad,
from Joio for Zoamboanga,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
CHARGES CIVIL SERVICE TRICK.
Birdseye Tells of "GentIemen's
Agreement, DIR. Moskowitx Denies.

Secretary John c. Blrdseye OF the state
Civil Service Commission charged yester-
day at the State boards investigation Of
the Municipal Civil Service Comm ssion
that there was a "gentleman's agreement
between President Moskowitz OF the city
commission and another" 10 appoint ex-
amners without regard for persons on the
civil service waiting lists
This Or. Moskowitz Immediately de-
MED Tho hearing was continued until
next Thursday,
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Cotton states weather.

For North Carolina. south Carolina and
Georgia, fair to-day and tomorrow, light
west to northwest winds
For Alabama, Mississippi and louisiana
fair to-day and tomorrow. not much change
in temperature, light variable winds.
For eastern Texas. fair to-day and to-
morrow. liEht south winds
For western Texas and Oklahoma. fair
to-day and tomorrow
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tho Canadian Pacific Railway Company
reports for September;
i9lt. Changes
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SCHOOL LEAVES MADISON 50.

Tho Berltz School Of Languages. which
has been located at 1922 Broadway for
upward Of thirty-fve years. has secured
from the Unted cigar Stores Company
a long lease OF the two upper floors in
the Ave story structure at 2s and 80 West
street The now location Is
between the McAlpin and Waldorf-Astoria
hotels.
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SALES OF BAYPoRT REALTY.

Woods Bros. have sold NJ Bayport,
l.. J.. for J. s. SneJecors Sons the north
east corner OF Main street and Bayport
avenue to John Mckee. OF Brooklyn; also
sold for Mrs. Minnie 7, Owens the resi-
dence at tho northwest corner OF Main
street and Feirvlew avenue to Louis IT,
Kreyer of Brooklyn.
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KINGS COUNTY.

Supreme Contemplate Divislou--Scc-
G TiS,,SS Sdd ai n, pssPSr.ms"The
9nI Department does hereby assign Justice
lanes 6 Van sielsn TO hold Nsssau county
special Term Of the Supreme Court At the
court house a, Mlneola in the county OF
Nassau on the Sd day of November. 1874
of the court. John h Byrns, clerk
judicial Department: Recess.
or Supreme cou,,-sgeei.I Term. coyr,
s.isd mo,ion. Bsiofs Msaai R J.. J.. LEX E1
c1 ssgrs%; :, Term Trial.
supreme CSurt-.Appeiiate Division--soc-
0n su Spa,sai cd pSPar,%sp' nseess
G'' R21 Peri hsacd ntfoT' Far; v
k:sy yam siG,'e open. ri5' vi NJ bsS
:s.:s;;,;iS,' it,
until NGysmbsr 9. Hughes, number reached
County court---Part Iy.-p.toro Dixie J,
Court opens at 10 4; NJ, civil calendar
Nos .sss' t:i7. ssiS.' s HSSt' without 'ur''
County court--Part I.-Before Roy, J.
ro oS ,r "opens a, oI,o Criminal es;ndsr
Moekiin, true name: Louis r BOeklio' att
Part H-Bsfore FaweStt. Edward
Williams. alias Edward Rudy. alias EDWARD
johnson, burg. Joseph VOsberR burg %.
Icy, rec; Andrew Msrtesi. burg, x lev,
rec; Frank J. Marter. alias Frank VI. Carter,
h!ias y, J. b. Carter alias Joseph Noter,,
allas Frank Jones, alias Fred Baker e Icy
Part IIT.-Before Hylan. j. Frank Mer-
kiienno, c. d. "; Pasquaie Tetrano, o, d. W ;
Michael de vito, rec. stolen prop; Charles
Peterson. e. Icy, rec Gerllemeno Abseno, c.
d. W; James Papcaccio. rob, T. Icy, asst
John North. asst: John +, Quinn, att burg
SurroBata's Court CRlendar-Before Ket.
cham \. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. In Hall OF
Records, second floor. No day calendar.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Tria Term-Be,ore Jay.
COX, j. Held y the cognty Court House In
calendar called 81 10 a. NJ IN PART The
People 81 rel Mcmahon vs. Gresser. as
President: Comiskey Realty Co va pietz,
Holmes VS. Brooklyn Heights r. r. co
lalor vs. Labor; Bouermeibter, an infant VS.
Hrostoski. Highest number reached on the
general calendar Is b46.
Supreme Court--sps.ial Term for Trials
HOUSE, Long Island CITY, 4 10 4 NJ in
must have ready for submission for the
court pleadlngs when case appears on tho
day calendar.-MoManug, an Infant vs.
McManusi 2oufally vs. Zouthlly. Bardea vs.
Bardes. Druckner vs. Bruokner; Geuther We
Gsuther Highest number on the calendar
Is 447A,
County court-Criminal Torm-petore
Humphrey. J. Court opens and calendar
called At 10 a. M--Louis Corsetts violation
sec. 1897 penal iap: Bcnnia Petscher as,
ssut Luke Moore. assault, John Werminick
, assault; Nick CARDINAL. assault.
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80 QUEENS LOTS IN A DEAL.

George +. Lebohner has sold twenty
eight lots at Queens Manor, Queens VII
lace north OF the Jericho turnpike, with
A frontage Of forty feet on the west sid %
OF Jackson avenue.
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BUYS BRONX DWELLING.

EAST 14OTH STREETS II. Franken-
holm has sold for Minnie Pfeiffer 70
Pl;r.clI Crowley for occupancy 46b East
140th street. three story brick dwell
inE, on lot l7xl00.
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I'ndefended divorce calendar called At io'is
Part Iv'~Before Erisnssr. J. csss un-
Hnished. -
p psrtt vii.EBetors Ford. j. Case unfn-
'H Far, v1I.-Befors Blanchard. ). Case
'" canses to he sent from Par, III. to Parts
Tr,a Term-Part H.-Before Guy j.
%os 2b95 2ss2. lnquests-Nos 2ol'' zoio'
Part T'I III'%Before Phnbln,, J. Nos 500
sage Inquest--No. asa Mouons-Nos is'%'
Part rT'-Reiore Greenbaum. J.. Sos ios
aoi9, 5ss $50. lOis. Case unnnishrd:
aosE5a e. SIS, s77' SIS '5:' $751; $50. II" Case
'" Parf Vir--Rsfore crouch; JINos sol'
"a Inonests-Nos 500, sos. Clear.
Part VIu-Befors Con- j. NOS 'N''
bar, TX "Pefor. Weeks J.-Nos. 7es, 1ss,
"a. $50. ass 3Os, ss7. s16' ST. s7S' ei]n'
Pa Par, vi" X"Beioro HendricM Case on
~ pa, %tS xT"Hdiournsd for the term.
Part XII-Before Dugro Case on NO
aAy nalendar -
P,-t XIv-B.for. Pia,zek. J. Case on.
ParT XV"4djourned for the term.
Part NNI-Adjourned Tor the term,
Part XVIr-Before Gavegan. Case on
80 day calendar
Part XVIII Before Newburger' J'-Noa
IA 775. $50, sll. case unfinished.
surroEate's Court -- Chambers - Bstore
F'W,ier s. Court opens at 1880 A. NJ
Notion calendar Wills TO- Probate,-PatrleK
Donnelly James y. AleSander, hooer, II
ZONES lanes A. Mason. Isidor Nallmhn
Howard Alderman. Rcnita \. b: de cIe1to.
Ehenozer V Hitch, CRtharine Bell Cath-
-ne " Dinon. Bertha A. Nonnenbaeher
Margaret Bowling, Ruth A Watrous' lisa
t-..A =. ..swey
AurroEate's Court--Trial Term-Before Co
ht!sn Contested wiils--Nos 5;ib, 62l7
City Court-special Term--Psrt i-Before
Lynch j Court opens at 10 A. NJ Motions
Part iI-Before Schmuck, j. Court opens
a, 10 A. NJ Elk parte matters
I--Refore Ransom. i
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APARTMENTS WANTED ruRNIsHER or
INEGKNISIIFD


WANTED-East aide between Washington
square and goth Street. furnished or unfur-
nlshsd apartment. SIX room for six months.
e. X, box 100 sun ofiice
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SALE OF FLUSHING ACRES.

August Ml,ang has sold 20 Anthony
Vrabcck four and one-half acre plot
at Flushing. II fronts 2o6 feet on White
stone avenue and is located between the
property OF Edward r. Mitchell and the
Rereshelm holdings
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BUYERS FOR BAYsIDE HOUSES.

Mrs. Ralph w Deane OF Manhattan
has bought from George Harnden a cot
tage o. Elmwood avenue, Bays.de, for
occupancy Frederick Grohs Of Manhat-
tan has alan purchased Of George Harm
den cottage on Chambsfs street IN
the same locality.
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BOROUGH OF sRoOKLyN-FoR SALE

DETACHED HOUSE. containing Nine
RotAs all Improvements, on plot Of ground
terl2e. In beautiful Kings Highway section.
- minutes TO New York by Brighton Beach
Il" Public ana parochial schools two blocks
away; churches OF all denominations nesr BY
Fer sale at bargain to cash buyer; neigh
eorhood frst class. For particulars address
BARGAIN. Box 173 Sun Office.
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GERMAN TROOPS GIVEN REST.

AMSTERDAM. via London. Oct. go
Soldiers OF various units OF the German
army which have become exhausted
through long periods In the trenches are
being sent home on furloughs OF from
FIVE to seven days, according to the
Cologne Gnsettc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30

Lieutenant, Commander II, J Cage. TO ma
val station, Olongapo.
Lieut.. g. G.. McCauley from command
Rainhrldge TO home for orders
Ensign H. W. LUMP TO the Bainhridge
Ensign +, Is, Helendy, from the Glacier
to the San Diego
Ensign g. r., Hoard, from receiving shin
at san Francisco to the Glacier.
Passed Assistant Paymaster W, Clark
from the Tallahassee TO the Olympia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2a,-Thcse army
orders were issued to-day;
capt. II. q. Clark. unassigned. to Sixth
Infantry,
First Lieut. C. l.. sturdevant, Engineer
Corps. after his arrival in the United States
to Pittsburg, Pa.
First Lieut. r. T. Conner, Engineer corp,.
after his arrival In the United States 10
New York city
Corps, from jackson Barracks, Louisiana,
to his home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED salesman Will represent
New York firm IN New England; open branch
ONCE, travel. etc: best references given and
required. T. A. T. box l39 sun ONCE.
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MoNTCLAIR HOUSE SOLD.

Hughes whitby have sold for
Charles q. Barker to c. NJ. Lindsay Of
Passeic tho stucco residence At 1872
Montclair avenue, Montclair. ~ J.. con-
tanning ten rooms and three baths, on
plot abx1s0.
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TO RVIID At HARTSDAIE

James r. Dufry has purchased lot at
Greenacres. In the Scarsdale Estates at
Ha r:sdale. Plans and specifications have
been made by l.. NJ. Petry for a fine
re sldence
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FOR sALE-PRODUCE.

WILL. SHIP to any consumer direct
from INV farm one or mpe barrels Of new
crop Irish potatoes for 81 90 per barrel
ct- AFoDp FARM. Rescue VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30

by Justice Donnsiy-s, Johns Guild W
John II, Bodine. Charles J. Briodyi n, Y.
], Briody; Ny, wseksr vs. Emile Norman,
Vim. p. Rooney,
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APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsHED

TO sUpLET FROM nov. isT IN THE
LORRAINE, ? EAST 18th STREET. A
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APART
TENT OF PARtOR. . BEDROOMS AND 2
BATHS. CAN BE DIVIDED
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1880 TO les4-Harry Passion
ct al agt Amos Emo, owner; Delta Thea
tire Corpn, owner a. contractor .,..,,. 400
AID ct. 20 E-semon Bache q co agt For.
ty-secnnd 81 a Madison Az Co. owner (;
Agnes Daiy, owner q contractor SRI SO
BROADWAY, 270s-Frank ScolarO agt
Henry Lowenthsl or Harry owner 4 con-
Bronx.
10TH ct, Z, whole block mont West Farms
road and Hoe av. -x-x- Pratt A
n Jacobs. contractor 1913
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
-

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Supreme Court-Appel!ate pivision-Re-
cess
Surreme Court-Appellate Term-Recess
Supreme Court-Special Term--Part L
Before PendIeton. J. Motion calendar called
at 1880 \. ~. -
Part II-Before ponnelly, ]. Court opens
a, lO,2O A NJ FIX parte matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30

3p Az. 42Oa. double str-DAvid Shapiro N
VIM WiertZ 1876 Arthur nv, and ano,
yrs - mos from MAY l.. 1914:
attys. Martin H. 5o7 fremont
East FREMONT Az, i8o' cor stro-HcHTy
wendt. TO Albert il I.ins zoos clinton nv,
Reubsamen, ago Bwav. sl.l40 TO 1880
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30

HoYr REUBEN Mn pursuance Of an
order u Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler A
Surrogate Of the County OF New York NO.
TICE Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Reuben VI. Hoy, late OF The
County Of New York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scrIber at her place OF transacing business
Al the office Of II A. Cushing. No. 90 Cedar
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. in tho city OF
New York or before the tenth day OF
pated New York. ne soth DAY Of July i9i4.
VAvtS PETERSEN HOYT Executrlx.
n A. GUSHING. Attorney for ENecutrix.
a. Cedar street. Borough OF Manhatts.
Sew York cry.
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L. =. Supreme Court Calendar


WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.--The day call for
the United States supreme Court for Friday
Nos 10, rs. 30. 81. SO. ~. a., ~. as and 10.
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BY Justice pendleton--Raplan vs. Hoarne
Realty Co, VIM T. quinn Macy vs. Ladd
walter :. Moves; matter OF Mu!t'ord. Outer
bridge Horsey,
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

POWERS. JESSE Win pursuance OF an
order OF the Honorable Robert Ludlow Row
notice Ia hereby given to all persons having
claims against Jesse w. Powers late OF the
deceased. 10 present the same, with vouc hers
thereof. to the undersigned at their place
of transacting business, at the once Of
Handy Mooney a Shipmsn. at 81 wal
Street Borough Of haitian. New York
Dated New York. the 26th day OF May. 1914.
MARY r. POWERS, MARY / BALL.
Il NRRY l.. POWERS, Executors BLANDY
MOONEY & SIIPMAN, 81 Wall street New
York. Attorneys for MARY r. Powers and
Mary Hall TWO Of the EIecutora
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
READING SYSTEM

EEADING SNSTFW-
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company, the PHILADELPHIA ana Read
ing Railway Company and the Reading
Company report for September:
Coal and Iron COMPANY:
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

MASHATTAN ISLAND REALTY co 20
Adoph Mandel -. 49, -; sloo
MACDONALD, DONALD, 20 VIM R.dsg.
pRRiiSSHGLE. STEPHEN D. to Mary u
TIscH' EUGENE 20 Louis Reiss .......tl
ANDRUSS. FRANK Il, TO Jennie y
Andruss ...'.r.s''' '''''' '''' '''' q
SAME TO same 49, ,.,:,.' .;,..' ''' IA
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TO LET-UNFURNIsHED.

6eth St, As-47-61 f., at Park Avenue.
Doctors APts, rooms. baths. $1,000 81 ESQ
Residence Apis, 81 rooms2 bathsS1. 1OO-ft ,45O
bachelor Apartments, 3 roms and bath $500
All improvements. standard Service.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
BIG FAIR MuSIC|
Noted Opera Singers Feature Of
the Horse Show.
COnWay'S and MarShall's Bands
Will Be Attraction.

The music in itself will be worth the
price OF admission at the spectacular
night horse show of the Big Fair next
week. It will be furnished by Conway's
famous band together with the Lois
Gooch Opera quartette. an organization
of well known grand opera singers
Marshall's hand will play for the horse
races and will give daily free concerts
Alfred Hamburg, the tenor OF the
quartctte, known throughout the east
as the American Caruso, is making
n-s ny friends on his western tour. This
is not the first time he has been through
the west. as he has toured the country
with the Orpheum circuit, as the tenor
with the Mcdonald Trio. Topeka peo-
pie will remember Mr.. kanburgs APP
pearance in the Novelty Blacksmith
act. at the Novelty theater two years
ago. This is said to have been the best
musical act ever put on in Topeka, and
Mr.. Kanourg made a number OF warm
personal friends during his stay here.
He Remembers Topeka.
Mr.. Hamburg states that he remem-
bers Topeka as one of the prettiest
places he visited while on that tour
and he is anxious to get back bec"'-~~
he never played in town where the
people we're more appreCiative OF his ef-
forts.
Mr. Hamburg has studied under Marie
SHdiCHi, OIL 1Idly, JOAH ID. 1AAiiOi, u
Chicago: William A. Willett, Philadel-
phia. He has been With the Interna-
tional Grand Opera company of Chi
cago, ard his repertoire consists of Lo-
hengrin, Traviata, Carmen, Bohemian
Girl, and Faust. In oratorio he has
sung in Gaurs Holy City, and Elijah.
and has had number Of flattering Of
fers from opera companies. but has
been engaged this season by the Metro
pOIitan Grand Opera company of New
York city.
Hold Audiences SpellbOund.
Leona Ankart. whose name in private
life is Alpha Henderson. is the sweet
voiced soprano of the quartette, who
has held audiences spellbound by her
beautiful notes and wonderful range OF
voice. Miss Ankart is from Copen-
hagen, and IS of Danish parentage. She
has sung before all the Norwegian
singing societies of the north. and is a
member Of the Danish and Swedish ma
tional musical organizations. She is
considered one Of the great sopranos in
the land of the midnight sun. She is
called the "Nnightingale Of Denmark.
Miss Ankart has studied with the
great masters since she was a mere in
FAINT, and as girl she visited the cap
itals Of Europe in grand opera with the
Danish Royal singers. A little later in
her girihood she was with the Imperial
Choral society Of Berlin, Germany. Pc
fore she was 10 years old her name was
a household word throughout Denmark,
because of her beautiful and sympa-
thetic rendering of the songs of her
Fatherland. She has the rare distinc-
ton, and is probably the only singer
of the younger class who has appeared
before King Albert. of Belgium. who is
now leading his troops on the European
battlefield.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
NO MORE ASTHMA
AND HAY FEVER

II want every ASthma sufferer in Topeka
to try my treatment entirely at my risk"
DR.. Rudolph SchifImann announces "Go
to Geo. w. stansfield. So Kansas avenue,
and get 6o-cent package Of my Asthma
dor and should it fail to give instant re-
lief. these druggists will cheerfully refund
your money without any question what
ever. The Doctor says further, mo
matter how violent the attack. how obsti-
nate the case or what else has failed, my
Asthmador will give instant relief. usually
In 10 seconds but always within Is min
utes. Hundreds Of unsolicited testimon-
ials abundantly prove what my remedy
has done. but know 1t will do the same
for others. I am SO positively certain
that 1t will produce instant relief and will
be found the best remedy ever used that
have no fears Of authorizing these drug
g1sts to give this guarantee or Of their
being called upon for tho refundinE Of
money" mo risk whatever is run in
buying this remedy under this positive
guarantee.
Persons living elsewhere will be sup
pied under the same guarantee by their
local druggist or direct by DIR. r. Schiff-
mann. st. Paul. MINI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
COMING TO The FAIR.
Manhattan Motor Club Planning r.
Send IS Cars to Topeka.

Manhattan, Sept III. Q. A. Sheldon.
secretary OF the Manhattan Motor club.
is in Topeka comforting with the state
fair authorities regarding what con-
cessions will be made to the car driv,
ers for the run which is being planned
for next week.
The date set for the run is THURSDAY,
September II. and the present plan IS
to start at o'clock in the morning:
The schedule will be arranged to get
the cars into Topeka as soon as possible
without developing any speed contests:
The day will be spent at the fair ana
then the cars will return whenever they
get ready.
The Motor club boosters would like
to get Is cars from Manhattan to make
the trip. The Topeka fair this year
promises to be better than it ever was;
tie road between here and Topeka Is
a daisy, and this is the very best sea-
son of the year for motoring.