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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-08
I LEGAL NOTICE.


The unknown heirs at law of Ellis
Humphrey, deceased, will take notice
that on the 3rd day Of August, 1911, w.
V. Bradford as administrator of the es-
tate of Ellis Humphrey, deceased, fled
his petition in the Probate Court of Knox
County, Ohio, against the known heirs at
law of said Ellis Humphrey, deceased,
as well as the unknown heirs OF said
Ellis Humphrey, deceased, praying for
an order of said Probate Court for the
sale Of the real estate of wlich the said
Ellis Humphrey died seized for the pur-
pose of paying debts; said real estate
being lot No. go in the village of Mt.
Liberty, Knox county, Ohio.
Said parties are required to answer on
or before the 30th day of September, 1911,
of said premises may be taken against
them
w. " BRADFIELD,
Administrator of Ellis Humphrey,
deceased
f. o. Levering, attorney for admin
istrator. SAL, is, ,25 ;9-1,SS
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Auto Driver Kills Child.

Providence, r. l.. Sept. 6.-Thomas
II. Newberry OF Detroit, former secre-
tary of the navy, while driving his
runabout at Nairagansett Pier, struck
and killed Helen Ellis, the 7-year-old
daughter of George w. Ellis of Mil.
ford Mass. Mr.. Newberry gave him
self up to the police and was arraign-
ed before Justice Of the Peace Edgar
Watts on charge of manslaughter
preferred by Chief OF Police James ID.
Caswell Of the Pier.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-08
QUARTERLY INTEREST

A safe place to invest money with
out Inconvenience or expense in Saw
ings Deposit in The Knox Building &
Loan Company. 1t will bear interest
at per cent per annum credited quar-
terly and is absolutely safe. A flnan-
cial mortgage institution is as sound
as its investments. Ours all first mort
The Knox Building& Loan Co.
C. f. COLVlLLE, Sec'y.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Scaled proposals will be received at the
County, Ohio, until 100 O'Clock, d. M,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-08
MONDAY, OCT. 2, 1911

for all labor and materials necessary to
build and construct complete. both the
Super-structure and sub structure (bids to
he submitted separately of the Sherrer
Bridge Brown township.
The plans, estimates. quantities and
specifications for doing this work as per
county plans. are on file in the office
of said county auditor for the inspection
of all persons interested in the same.
during business hours of each day or the
Other plans are also invited and pro.
posals on, such other. plans shall pc ac'
ifications. showing and setting forth the
number of spans, the length of each, and
nature, quantity and size of the materials
the strength of the structure when com
pleted and also whether there is any
patent right on the proposed plan or on
any part, and If any part, what part
thereof
All proposals must be addressed to the
Board of County Commissioners of Knox
County, Ohio. and indorsed with a per-
tinent description of the work bid on
Each and every bid must be ac-
companied by certified check, cash
bid This is to show good faith on
the part of the bidder or bidders
and the same shall become the absolute
property Of the County of Knox. State Of
Ohio. in lieu of all damages should the
successful bidder or bidders refuse or
neglect to enter into a written contract
sioners for the furnishing of said ma.
terials and for doing the said work with
in five days after the award of the same
and give good and sufficient bond for
the faithful performance of his or their
contract or contracts as required by law.
No proposal will be considered unless
| 1t complies with all these rules and reg
ulations
The Board of County Commissioner.
reserve the right to reject any and all
| bids
~, ordar nf tba Poord
IRWIN YOUNG,
Az
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-08
NOTICE

Probate Court, Knox County, Ohio.
In the matter OF the estate of Sarah j.
COss deceased,
Frank Vlgor residing at Pomona,
Kan, William Vigor, residing at Plain
CITY Ohio, Charles ", Vigor, residing
at Marion, Ohio. Ida Cranston, residing
az No, 100 9th street. Harrisburg, Pa,
John G. Vlgor. Frank Vigor, Frederick
Nlgor Hall Vigor, Helen Nigor and
Cinre Vlgor residing at No. 20 nth av-
onue, Columbus, Ohio interested IN the
estate of Sarah j. Coss, deceased, Will
take notice that | have presented TO the
Probate court OF Knox county, Ohio, for
certain claim OF one thousand dollars
for services. nursing and caring for the
said Sarah j. Coss and that the testl-
heard by said court on the 18th day OF
September, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
EMMA j., SAFFORD,
Administrators of the estate of Sarah
J Coss, deceased
s-2s; s-l,s
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O. c. @ FOR SUMMER
sn4e sE1s az%e SKIN DISEASES

During the most annoyed with pimpes
bo rashes eruptonS while others suffer severely with
Eczema, Acne letter. Salt Rem kindred skin disease
All skin affections from humorS and acids the circulation
The blood crcuae through the SYSTEM deposits these humors
and acids in the sensitive membanous flesh which lies just beneath
the skin This acrd inflammation and discharge
which breaks through the delicate cuc and skin diseases the
result To skin trouble the blood must be freed from all
acids and humo and for this nothing equals SSS This
great blood purifier completely particle of the mpury
enres the blood and in this way permanently skin diseases
S. S. S. because pufes the blood and thus does
with the Book skin diseases and medical advice
desire sent free S.SS. is for sale at drug
THE SWIFT SpFCrrJr m. ATLANTA, GA.
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An obstlnato Family.

Cholmondley-I thought you intend.
ed TO marry Miss Wealthingtoni
Dolmondley-I thought so, too, but her
family objected. Cholmondley-What
did Miss Wealthington say2 Dolmond.
ley-oh, she's one of the family, you
know.
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Why Il worrisd Him.

"What are you looking so glum
about, old manT
Somebody stole Dawson's um.
brella."
but why should that worry your"
1T was stolen from me."-B Boston
Transcript.
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Mr.. Hugh Buxton of Howard was
the guest of friends in the city over
Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
REALTY NOTES.

Michael Dowling is the buyer OF the
property at No 1891 Broadway. at the
southwest corner OF 43d street. reported
sold by Langdon Greenwood in yesterday S
Tribune.
Bradford W. Hitchcock is the purchaser
of No 136 West sOth street. sold recently
TO +. r. Wood w. II. Dolson Company
and Electus r. Backus for Henry a. Parr.
John J. Kavanagh was interested as
broker in the sale Of Nos. 122 10 l2S East
SOD street. reported Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane l.. Hayes Is the real purchaser
Of the houses Nos. 2O7 and 2c9 West Slth
street sold recently through Pease q Eli
man.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
elected as directors Of the corporation for
the ensuing year Charles f. Noyes. Fisher
p. Weaver William Il. Falconer. Francis
w Gridley and Joseph ID. Cronan. AS re-
ported about year ago, this company is
conducting its business along cooperative
lines. as far IS the relations between the
corporation and it's employees are con-
cerned. Mr.. Noycs is president and tress-
urer OF the corporation and Mr.. Weaver is
its secretary. Mr. Falconer IL in charge OF
the renting on the East Side while Mr..
Gridey has charge of the renting of the
office buildings under the control OF the
company Mr. Cronan Is in charge OF the
sales department.
Charles II. Schnellc has ed his OF
fee TO No. 1880 Lexington avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
UNCLEAN BAKERIES CLOSED
Lederle Determined to Punish
Sanitary Code Violators.

After a meeting OF the Board OF UeaI,h
yesterday Health Commissioner Iedar,.
gave notice that drastic action would n.
taken to remedy unsanitary conditions II
bakeshops I'm this city. The Commissions,
said that warning had only reduced tbs
number OF unclean bakeries 10 a small o..
tent. What was now necessary, he added
was 10 make evasions of the Sanitary Coda
punishable by fines and sentences To thl,
end the Health Department has begun
movement TO close all bakeries which ara
found 10 be unclean and let them be r..
opened only when sanitary requirement,
are complied with.
As starter. II was announced that m.
teen such places on the lower Eas, sid.
had been closed. while a number OF 9TH
ers wold be shut at once. As there are
about four thousand bakeshops in the cliy
1t will take some time 10 inspect all OF
them.
Because there are many unclean shop,
in the city is no reason. so the Health
Commissioner says. for the belief that the
unsanitary condition is a general thing In
the food inspections warnings alone were
found TO be Of no avail. Such good re-
suits have come. from the prosecution IN
court of offenders against that section OF
the code that IL will be started in regard
to bakeries
IF had more men 10 work with" said
Commissioner Lederle. ut would be easier
to accomplish a general cleanup. But
whatever the extent of my force IS, am
going TO keep after the owners Of such uh-
sanitary bakeshops until there are no more
of them in the city"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
MEDICAL STUDENTS PROTEST
Long Island College Men Make War or
DR.. Longmore.

The junior class and the faculty of the
Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn.
are at loggerheads. The students demand
the removal Of Or. John A. Lorgmore'
lecturer on principles OF medicine Dr.
Tongmore is said TO be a relative and
close friend Of President John A. McCor-
HE. The grievance OF the students Is that
DIR. I.ongmore has treated them unfairly,
even insuItnely They fear that he will
funk" 10 per cent of them. As they nave
paid into the college upward OF $1,000 they
feel that their objections to the professor
should he seriously considered.
Yesterday the students held a mass meet
ing at the Polhemus Memorial Clinic ana
were addressed by President McCorkle. He
,old tho mon that they were compelled by
law 10 take stated number Of hours OF
work i'm the year. and that they could not
complete the year without taking Dr.
IDnemore's course. unless the curriculum
was changed. He added that no change
was contemplated.
His address caused a commouon' ana
some Of the students favored d strike, but
the majority preferred milder methods. IL
was finally decided to send the president
and the vice president OF the class to meet
with Or. McCorklc and the faculty ana
explain the grievances.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
FIGHTS HER FATHERS WILL
Contest Begins for 81, 900, 900
Estate of G.. H. Van Ness.

Mrs Alice Van Ness Parsons filed her
contest Yesterday in the Surrogates ONCE
of the will of her father, Cornelius IA. van
Ness. who left an estate estimated at 81
10000 She lives at Garden City, Long
Island, and is the daughter Of the testator
by his first wife, who obtained a divorce
from him in 1867. TIL, third wife Of Mr..
Van Ness inherited practically his entire
estate. She IS now living at No. Il East
67th street.
Mrs. Parsons alleges in her affidavit that
her fathers marriage to his third wife,
who was Miss Alice Wood, was unlaWiul
and void because he was prohibited by the
decree OF divorce obtained by his first wife
the contestants mother from again marry
ing in this state, or marrying elsewhere
the marriage would not be binding In TINS
state Mrs Parsons alleges further that
when Mrs. Van Ness, the widow. was mar
ried to her father she already was the VIE
Of Otto Pohe. and that on that ground, too,
the marriage was illegal
The estate. which was disposed Of hy Mr..
Van Ness in a will and a codicil. was left
to him by his second WIFE with permission
TO dispose OF 1t in his will. In his will MI.
Van Ness left his daughter Mrs. Parsons
$4,000. which was cut off in a codicil. the
bequest then becoming part of the resid-
uary estate, which was left to the third
wife. Mrs Parsons says that her father
dissipated fortune of s1,5oocoO since his
third marriage and that when he executed
his will he was not OF sound mind and
under the influence OF Mrs. Van Ness. The
latter set forth in offering her husbands S
will for probate that his estate was valued
at about 81, 100.
Mrs Parsons wants the will declared void
and without effect, as If her father had
died infeSfate
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
ClTY'S WATER SYSTEM PAYS
Commissioner Furnishes Figures
at the Mayors Request.

Commissioner Thompson. at the request
,f Mayor Gaynor, wrote letter Yesterday
to show that the water supply system OF
the city is self-supporting. The total
amount of bonds issued for the completed
system, as IL stands to-day. is Ss6,93S,-
5l7 rs. Figuring the interest charge at
per cent, the interest would be s3.S71.-
S407 Adding TO this sass. 900, which is
about the annual appropriation for water
supply maintenance, makes a total OF SS.-
50O.340 II.
The collections last year amounted to
s13,2sS.150 Al which shows a net profit to
the city Of s4,7S2,S09 30 on the completed
water system. II the interest on the $685.
602. 900 Of bonds already issued for the
Catskill water system is taken out 1t would
leave a net profit of s2.6S3.729 20. il the
s119. 900. 600 that the city still has TO put
out on the Catskil system is counted in 1t
would make an additional interest charge
Of s4,760,00O. This under the present reve-
nues would show a net loss OF S2.121,210 30.
but Commissioner Thompson believes that
when the Catskill system is opened he will
he able to shut down some Of the present
stations This would effect a considerable
saving in addition to which Commissioner
Thompson believes that the revenues should
he increa sed that the city would con-
tlnue TO come out ahead on its water sys-
tenn
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Jacob silversteln TO Miriam Mahon; 500.
Wilson N Powell Ct al TO Maiden Lane SaV-
ings Bank SI7, 200.
flmma Krebs. executrix. to Emma Krebsi
81 600
Sarah Altman to Annie Leasenfeld: $1,000.
Mendel Ginger to Amelia Roche $1,000
Edith B Kinkead and ano to Title Guarantee
Edward II Reynolds to Wilson NJ Powell
$500
Thomas R \ Hall to Thomas R A Hall ct al
LAWYERS Mortgage co to Wilson NJ Powell;
$4s. O00 ,, ,
Bank: $4,000
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO George W Murray
exr. s43 COO.
Mia Arzilone 10 Max Keve; 81.
stephen n Merritt. eXr, to Wilson Powell
So 600 .
Charles g Moller 10 Jane Moller; 81.
Same 10 same: 81
clarence " Hfyer to Farmers Loan and
Trust Co: 5000
Same to same: $4,000
Same to same: $4,000
Same 20 same: SlI 900
Same TO same: $50 600
Margaret Knox to Max Hirsch: 81.
Isdor Federman to Herman Formsn; s2'ec''
Max IIirsch to Isldor Federmani ST. -, .,o
Patrick Ryan to American Bonding Co S3 $50
Margaret Il Loonc to Esther Jerkowssi
$1,000.
inna NJ watkins ndIv and as extrx. to
Edmund Coffin si.j6o.
Never Jarmulowslsy and ano 10 Anna NJ
DIV YER: 800 .
Harris n Iris 10 Alfred Frankenthaler; 81
Equitable Trust co TO Bernhard Freund
Sl3 100
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90 "a
Lawyers Mortgage co; $1,000.
DolaGeld estate 10 rector etc. Christ Church
Rivpriae; $4,000.
Ncllle Shulnan tn David shapiro; 800.
Sound Realty 60 10 Annie Davis; $500.
Atlantic Dock 60 to Emily Dc clinton
500 600
Vcr plarck estate to Max Bishop: s2s. 600
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Charles
Wlsseman and sno. trus: $4,000.
Title Insurance 90 to New York Life 1nsur'
anCe CO.. $4,000.
Almon " Griswold to charles " Young
So 800.
Bronx Borough Bank to Pasquale dAu-
ria: ST.
carolyn W Crandall TO Pasauale LAMBERT
500.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Edward J Ranko'
fer. trpS. SIS, 900.
Emma II $ Merrill to JOHN >erady
81 600.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


sty dvg. 20x5s; Miss Hague i6l East 1Oti
ST. owner; Delsno & Aldrich. East 39th ST
architects; $4,000.
31ST ST, - East; FOR sty lofts. 2i.5x9S. 9
Associate owners. 80 New st. owner: 31st stree
and Madison Avenue 60. 20 East 45th At, les
sees: Terry & Tench co. l3lst st and Lexington
ave, architects; $4,000
THE BRONN.
OLISTEAD AVE, n W 5, l56 ~ II n OF Star
ling ave: = sty brI mill. 92.3xl00; Westcheste
Woodworking co. premises owner: u Ebe-
ling 1876 Walker ave. architect: cost, s.. 500.
OI.MSTEAD AVE. :, i25 II II OF Starlin,
ave: sty frame storage. l5.6NI3: Westcheste
Woodworking 60, on premises owner; B Ebe
ling 1l36 Walker ave, architect; cost, 81 600
OLMSTEAD AVE. 100 II OF Starlins
ave: l aty frame. glazing house. lsx25: West
chester Woodworking TO. on premises. owner
B Ebeng. 1876 Walker ave. architect cost 500
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. e 5. SOL 26 II
Of <ingsbridge rd. sty brk dwg 22x6l; Fred
ericN Schil. 2I4S Kingsbridge Terrace owner
Il f. knockenhauer. fremont and Bathgat,
aves, ardltect. cost, $4,000.
BWBOLD AVE. =. so n OF Castle Ill
ave; sty frame stable. 4JX20; Jacob Vein.
heimer, on premises, owner Ebeling ll3,
Walker ave. architect. cost. $500
NORRIS AVE. 5. 02 II n OF i5Oth st:
sty frame shed, 22N30. Gaetano DE Figio 59a
Morris ave, owner. + j Cunningham. 6is Jack.
son ave, architect; cost $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
NOVEMBER o
MANHATTAN


AMSTERDAM AVE. =. o, SIC II from 3
10th 81. runs ? 2073 TO line lands 10 be taken
by city and " along said lands 20 poiIt
22S.i II from e Amsterdam ave. W along
north line lot 10 map l2s acres land part OF es-
tate isaac Dyckman, decd, 22s.1 To Amster
dam ave 100 To beg: 10th ave. at n
cor plot 10. said runs 22S3 10 Speedway
Park n . along Speedway 1929 2jj.G 90
= 10Th ave 8 100 TO beg: Dec -. 1910: James
Ihom TO Herbert Watson. 5000; attorneys,
icV' Watson & Naumer - Court 81. Brooklyn.
AMSTERDAM AVE. s. /. 95oi II n Of Laurel
Iill Terrace. runs e 25a6 TO " ! Fort George
fark n 1913 27l.5 to g ave along
. ave 100 Ia beg; Aug II. 1911: James and
Mary Thom To Gcnaro Carfolite: s.. COO; attor-
ney' Hughes. 322 W 42d 81
AMSTERDAM AVE t2a and 1871 40xS0: Ort
~. 1905; John \ Moore the Bowefy Savings
benk' 10000; address. i2s BoNerS.
AVE g. 80 27S92 :: May A. 1909; Carrie and
filas Greenbcrg To Max Cohen. $1,000. attorney,
LAWS kdufmann, II Chambers 81
DIVISION ST. 2j0 20xs2x2o 2Sc3; April 80
l"uo; George Goldblatt 20 Leo, Katy and Alfred
!. kohn exrs; $1,000. attorney. IL W Gaz-
i'ayer. 3IS Grand 81
EDGEcoMEE AVE, IG5 and i67, " = ioxloo;
Apill Ia, 1910. simon Epstein 10 Burns Bros
way.
,PEARL sT. -. a26x iues April &. 1911:
IalsaTct kaegebchn to Howell Bonnet aud
ot,' kacs' b.hn. slG.O00, ATTORNEYS, Davis,
SN"hrs T. - Liberty sl.
NIH AVE. d6i. mtge ON materials and fixtures
,"' puhding; June Z 1911. charles l'oanshy 10
''"hsbeis 4 Gsriucr: soOo; address. dd' Sth ave.
litH AVE eSo eSxi5. May O. 1910. Mary e
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
REALTY EXHIBITS AT LAND SHOW

The broader aspects of the real estate
business are shown by the companies III
various states which have had the enter
nrise TO exhibit at the New York Land
Show in Madison Square Garden
New York is represented by the Nc"
York Real Estate Securities company
which has on exhibition views OF Old Ne"
York and photographs of the modern CITY
TO illustrate the great growth OF the mo
tropolis and the numerous increases III the
value of its lands. The old views sno"
the city that has now become recosnlzed
as one Of the leading financial and busl-
ness centres of the world. with pQpula-
tion Of 100000. and containing real estate
worth IS. 900 100000 as a little village whose
sky line extended only as far north as
Wall street ". &. Reeves d 60. are as
trihuting hundreds of pounds of iiteralure
in regard TO its property development.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
BIG 277H STREET OFFICE BUILDING SOLD
Construction Company Dsposes Of Twelve Story Structure Near
Broadway-Property Given in Exchange.
VIEW OWNER FOR LARGE TENEMENT HOUSE IN PRINCE ST.

The real estate market yesterday was
marked by little activity. The chief sale
reported was that OF twelve story Of
flee building at No Is West 9th street
by the James Livingston Construction Com
pany TO buyer whose name is not men
toned. and who gave in part payment other
property. Th, structure occupies lot
25xl0O feet, and Is about 40 feet west OF
the southwest corner Of Broadway. anu
abuts the offices of the Astor estate.
The tenement house at Nos. 1879 and 0l
Prince street, a six story structure. was
rcsold by Pepe Brothers for j. J Lordl.
The property is on a plot 50Xl0G feet.
To clear the title 50 that the twelve
story loft building al No. 1873 to l57 West
sd street could be transferred to the new
owners. who contracted to buy it several
months ago. the property was auctioned in
the salesroom yesterday by Hugh ID.
Smyth, and was bid in for s35o.Wo by
Henry I. Goodridge In the interest or the
Brown Weiss Realty Company The action
to foreclosure mortgages aggregating $780,
COO was brought by the Charles Buck Con-
struction Company against the IRVING
Fischel Construction Company, which
erected the structure. but could not give
title to the purchasers owing to the judg-
ments obtained against the company. Inc
property will be transferred in lew
6ays TO the Brown " eiss Company.
Plans nave been filed for the erection OF
a three story dwelling house on the north
side of 10Th street. go feet west of Third
avenue. for Miss NJ Hague. at cost OF
e. Am x,-in frontage of ~ tppt
and a depth of 5s feet. a facade of brick
and limestone. Deano Il Aldrlch are the
architects.
Plans have also been filed for decreas-
INK the size of the swimming pool under
the sidewalk on the Second avenue side
OF the seven story school Of the Children
Technical School for Girls. at the south
east corner Of Second avenue and l5th
street at cost of $4,000. This alteration
Is made necessary on account OF the
changing the width OF the avenue at that
point Buchman & Fox are the archltects'
The difficult task of reindeXng the real
estate records in the Registers office prior
TO 1891 was begun in January. ana Regis
fer Grifenhagen states that the first ten
ear period has been completed and Is now
ready for use by the public. The work
was ordered by the Legislature OF 1871
Every conveyance recorded from 1871 10
1891 has been examined and abstracted' ana
the property conveyed accurately loca'eu
i'm blocks and sections on the land maps
of the city Of New York These revised
records. added to those entered since 1871
when the block system was 'inaugurateo'
give attorneys and others thirty-yea'
range Of research under finished indeA
and block plan.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph Murray, tormer deputy commits
sioner Of immigration, has purchased from
Judge Edward Swami his residence ana
eighteen acres of land, on the ArmonR
Road. near Pleasantvllc station, west
chester County. Angel & Co. and Henry g
Quentin were the brokers in the transac-
ton.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown
60. and the a. NJ Bradshaw company
rented for Or. J. II. lIance his cottage on
3d street, Lakewood, y. j., 10 client Tor
the season.
Dave A. Ksrelsen rented the apartments
and bathing houses on the ocean front be-
tween Jessica and Vernon avenues. at Ar
verne Long Island. for Mrs. T. NJ. Avery
TO Max Stone for five years.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
Girl, STUDENT HAS BAD FALL
Californian Here to Study Music Drops
from Fourth Story.

Miss Ada Forman. nineteen years Old
fell from tho fourth noor Of the school at
Nc. COS West seth street yesterday and re-
coived injuries which are expected TO prove
fatal. She was taken to Flower Hospital
Miss Forman was born in South Pasa-
dona. cal. and came here several weeks
ago TO study music and physical culture
which she intends TO teach. She had been
having her lessons on the fourth floor and
aftervsrd had gone to sit on windowslli'
tho window Of which was open. 1t Is be-
Ieved that i'm looking out Of the window
-no lost her balance and fell.
II was said al the school that Miss For
mans father had recently been killed IN
railroad accident and II is believed that
.hc has a brother living in this city. Her
home in Pasadena is at No. 1907 Garfield
avenue.