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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Young. with ] passenger and mdse. Bar,
m
California G'r. Bordeaux oct . to the
'ompaignie Generate Transatantiquc. with q
cabin and J Storage passengers and mdse.
Bar p NJ. Oct L.
Bonlface oBD. Natal sept s. Cesra Sept II.
Manaos sept z, Para Oct 3 and Barbados
oct 5. 10 Booth & Go, with Al passengers,
mails and ndse Bar. S:i3 p m. oct 10.
sp.endor dtaD, Ca.aEia Sept s. TO y r
Warden. in ballast. Bar. 3 p NJ.
SussoN okn. Townsville July q. Broad
mouth July eS, Brisbane July 81. Auckland
Aux H. Wellington Aug IS Penambuco AUG
p and Boston oct r.. 10 Norton, Lilley q CO.
Win mdsr Kar, 30 p m.
Jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk. N
tine Old Dominion - Go. with passengers and
mdse Quarantine. 20 . m.
Pawnee Philadelphia. To the clyde SIS Co
win mdse Quarantine. 1910 m.
city Of Montgomery Savannah oct IA. 70
th' ocean - 90. WITH passengers and mdse
Qu'.antn'. $50 a m
III pia, Galveston Oct TO- 10 the southern
Parihc 20. with mdse. Quarantine. $50 m.
Alamaha. Port Arthur Oct 6 to the Texas
'lt\ IS 60. with mdse. Quarantine. $40 a m.
!. Stoddard. Quarantine. $40 4 m
Satills, Boston. 20 tho Texas city s. 60. I'm
ballast Quarantine. 6.55 a m
Radiant. Port Arthur oct d. N the Stand
arr OF Co.. with mdse. Quarantine. $50
d m.
Mohawk jacksonville oct 10 and Charles
ton Oot u. q" the CLYDE IS 60. with passen-
gers and mdse Quarantine 1858 m
Comet Sabine oct a. 10 the Sta ndard oil
c.. with mdse. Quarantine. $50 a m
olympic oBp. Glasgow. oct 10. To the
White star Line. with go frst class. 252
second class and i9i steerage passengers, and
in ballast Bar. $50 m
River Delaware lBp. NaXOs Aug rs
SMYRNA Sept % and Oran %, m Norton. Lilly
n Go. with Is passengers and mdse. Bar
m.
SAILED
steamers Surname. Belize. Wells city (Br.
Bristol: klrenfontein tBrl. PensacOls Madi-
son. Norfolk and Newport News, NaNahoe.
Wilmington and Georgetown. Seguranca.
Nassau Panama. Crst0bal; Paloma Wub).
Gibara. Herman FrasCh. Sabine. Wister Brl.
Nipe. Muncaster Castle tBrl, Yokohama via
Norfolk RaVo -. santa clara Havana.
and Aral tBp. Belfast, Fridland ,SwedJ,
Baltimore.
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ARRIVED

Steamers kelvinbsnk ,Bp. Buenos Ayres
semi ~ la plata Sept q and - Lucia OCT g.
10 Barber d Co. wiki mdse and mails. Bar
7.e0 a M -.
Raltic tBrl. Liverpool oct and Queenstown
oct : 10 the White star Line. Win 80 trst,
5gi second cabin and sos steerage passengers
mails and mdse. Bar. NJ.
Marie al GiOrgio tNOp Port Antonio Ort 10
10 The Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Bar
= "a. oct Il.
Skogstad ,Non Baltimore oct a. o. Funch,
Fdye & co. in ballast. Left quarantine s.5s
peter Hamrs (Norl Turks Island oct O.
10 the Franklin Baker co. with salt Bar
Maracss CBr. SURNAME oct s. Trinidad
Oct ( and Grenada oct .. 10 the Trinidad
Shipping and Trsding'Co, with IL passenger
msiIs and mdse. Bar, a m.
Farnhsm (Br. Cienfuegos oct T. n the
Munson IS Line. in ballast Bar IL p m,
westward Ho oB0 Baltimore Oct -. 10
Norton. Iilley & co. with mdse. In transit.
In Quarantine. SIS M.
CIV cf Durhsm OBJ. calcutta ALB Il. 60
lo,nho Sept l. Port said Sept 7. oran SEPT g
RaStcn oct ana Ph.isdelpais 'cf 49, 30
Norton 4 Son. with mds' Bal p M ''i -.
Alliance Cristohal OCT ~. 20 me Panama
Railroad IS Line with 81 passengers mails
ana mdse Bar. 40 n
Primo utau. Rosario Sept :, MontfNlleo
oct Il and - Lucia Oct s. 10 hl@eh
Go. with maize Far. midnight oct la.
Carolina dc Perez fspsnl. Barcelons
Sept IS. Tsrragonce SEPT l.. Malaga SEPT ~
aud Seville sept :. to simpson spence d
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Drygoods. Etc.


bALTlMoRE--M l. Bloom, piece goods, Wei
lipgton
BOSTON, ! Wyzansh n co: ] NyEan-
SKI dryEcods. Navarro.
'HIt AGO Humans; g " Trimmer drets
goods. silks. vclyets Snd Innings; ils w
AID St
pANNlLi.E. KY-A " Robertson & Bro: 4
; Robertson, drygoods ana general mdse
t9 9TH aN. Collngwood. -.
bETRolT-E Elliott. Tsylor. WoOlfenden Co; r
Whan, domestics, linens and quilts -2o
18th az; Wallck
hONESDALE. pENN-Eirdsall Bros; W J
Brdsall, piece goods. Park Avenue.
llTTSRl RGIl -loseph Horne 60: Martin.
linens and white goods 52e Church ST.
Belcclaire
ROCHESTER, l. Adler Bros & co; NJ l. "A
Tor, woolicns; 200 9Th aV.
Nomen's and thildrcn's Wear.
CHICAGO-Sears. Roehuck & co; Y ket-
uewcll, suits. dresses and skirts, iA Bway.
ClNClNNATl-Kline Bros 90; Miss Baker,
children's coats and dresses. % Madison av.
CiN'lNNATl-G W McAlpin co; Miss q
noman. cOrsets and muslin underwear;
Miss % shea. furs !. Elsss. ladies ready
to-wCar. 2lt Church 81.
CLEVELAND Halle Rros Co. Miss X q
Quinn. costumes: 20 bth a..
DAYTON. OHlO-The Fair. NJ Rose. dresses
10 Fifth aN.
KANSAS CITY. MO Block Rros; Lesley
ladies rcady-to-wear; % " Goth u.
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WILLS FILED.

Robert Hargrsve Martin oct. ~, 500. 900
Olive g Martin daughter. No Oo0 :
letS"s "a Alexander r Martin. son. from
ti.L pufb ISABEL and Grace Ellen Martin.
Saughters. ave 10 receive snnuities Of 1850
George L. Morgan. atty.
49, Rcose Sept 26i $1,000 persona
- ~ Roberts. nephew. one-third 81 ss-
~ residue 10 David Roberts. brother and
go. rteccs Richard j. Lewis. atty.
Marie Butt oct 81. Coz real estate. Ne9
80. cbudren. on death of husband. prin-
cirsI 10 children. Hummel 4 iolhsrt. atiys
Gbsries q Rraxmar ,Aug -ol = 600 per
sonai. Charles G. braxmar IT.: adopted son
80 brofher $50: Bessie r BTsNmar, daugh-
isr 500, residue TO Minnie \. BraNmaF wife.
Theron Davis, ATTY.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

COOK MATTRESSES willing obiig-
Ing, neat young girs. personal reference:
wages, S30 SIS. Domestic Exchange Agency,
324 Columbus ay. Tel Schuyler 9i2s
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FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.

street Clearance. OF battalions
will forward 10 the chief Of the depart
mcnt not later than a. ~. oct. 81. a
statement showing the location boy street
number Of each fire company In their dis
tricts. and the routes Of fire apparatus
which. In case OF a heavy snowfall. should
he cleaned hrst. This information IS de
sired for transmission TO the Street Clean
ing Commissioner for his use In preparing
a schedule Of FIRE streets and important
FIRE apparatus routes. which will he given
precedence in the removal OF snow during
the coming winter.
Transfers.-Oct II. Engineers y Morris.
Eng 81, TO Eng So, J. d. Miller, Enc. so.
TO Ens 81.
Correction Par II, s. .. 1871 in So far
IN applies 70 Fireman Gst grade T..
Kane. IL corrected 20 read Fireman list
srsdel l. J. Kane. Ens - Charge Reck-
less driving
Leaves of Absence ono pay. FINN. Gst
gradel /. Davis H. 4 l.. As - hours.
oct - FINN Gsi grade W kuche. Eng.
10. . hours, oct 20
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Ann FL.
Genoa. Oct 7-Caserta QtaD New York Wa
Nap.es.
Falmouth. Oct - Noordam Dutch. New
York f0r Rotterdam
Cristobal oct l5-Arns ,Nou. New York f1r
Buenoventufa AMI Vancouver c.
Bristol. oct i6-Chicago city tBrl. New York.
London. or l6-Jen Van Nassau ODutchl,
New York
Kirkwail oct l6-Lesnder (Nou. New York
for Copenhagen.
Bermuda. oct 49, ip Trinidad oBu. New
York
Rotterdam. oct Nieu Amsterdam 0Dutchl.
New York
SAILED.
SHARPNESS. Oct ls-Vaarcn fNoO. New York
Rotterdam. oct l6-Rotterdam Dutch. New
iOrk
sandy Hook j. oct Is. $50 p m-Wind
east light breeze. thick mist; Hight sea.
PASSED.
Isle n wight or l6-Colorado oBp. New
Y0rk flr Hull
G.brai.s- or l5-Tomaso di savois mad.
New York for Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

Winds for Saturday and sunday-North
Atllntic. mod-iate east; Middle Atlantic.
moderate east to south, South Atlantic. gen
tie TO moderate south, except variable on
lor.da coast: East Guf gentle to mod
crate and variable. West Gulf. gentle 10
modera'e south; Great Lakes, gentle to
moderate variable.
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FIRE RECORD.

Z. ID 1851 Boston Rd.. A. Blackman, trihng.
Ia .o,- 1900 "a aN Mr. Woodhemer; SO
l0.5O-935 Rivington 81. MARY N"Ni"' s'ls"
ie:o5-ue Pleasant ay.. Randslis Dock CO..
trifing
1s..O--II4 " lSsth 81. T. Minus triulns
I.-0-ess W. 10Th st.. Margaret Murdoch;
trifing
tl--1sS " 18th ST. y Romeli. trifing
Go 30 hamilton ST.. i. Logras SO
5.lO-34 29th IT, III Nell ShlriNaist CO.
unknown.
s.25-ln front of 2es Columbus aN n j.
Cohen. trihing
10 .40--62 Greenwich -. II. tlaue' triuing
II .2O-2O2 T. l05th ST. Dr NJ ID. Mcleod )
trihlng.
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WESTON FOUND INSANE
London Judge Sends Amer
lean, Wife Slayer, to Asylum.

London. Oct. is. Charles Henry
Weston, formerly of Salem, Mass, was
tried in the Old Bailey to-day and
found guilty Of killing his wife, and at
the same time was declared to be in
sane. The presiding judge ordered
that he be committed to on asylum.
Weston's wife was found on Septem-
Der % in her home at Richmond. a
suburb of London. with her throat cut.
She died while being taken to hos
pital. The police declared that she
stated that her wound had been in
flicted by her husband. Weston was
at once taken into custody and lodged
in the Richmond jail
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

BOYS AID GIRLS-A handsome self-hll-
ing fountain pen free for a few hours
work; wanted, Two children thoyE or giris)
from each public or parochial school in
ereater New York for special work that
viii not Interfere with their school hours
or studiss. the only requirement that each
cns needs is recommendation from the
Fchool teacher Apply to-day, Room Slf.
tribune Building. Park Row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

Register. Register, Register.
Positively the last chance. So far regis
tration has been below what IL should
have been. Many have neglected their
duty. Have you? II so, get your name
on the books at once.
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LOCAL OniciaI Record.-The foIIoNlng ofl.

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees
tai 2 a. M; lowest T. at l2.02 a. NJ; aver
age "a. average Tor corresponding date lsst
year %: average for corresponding date last
thirty-three years %
Local FOrecast.--Raln to-day; Sunday,
probably fair moderate east 10 southeast
winds.
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WOkh WANTED.
Male

BARBER wishes a few gentlemen customers
a. thelr residences n SussAind. care u
NJ Hirsch. ~ East ,2d 81.
CHAUFFEUR-Fifs class mechanic. care
fui driver, reliab BILE, run any car; 7
years highest references. city. country. In
dustrisl Assn. II W. i2d 81.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


p.st,,a,ion and steamer $50 2 m
Hawaii Japan. C0rea. Shina. Ihilp- "a
pines via san FranciscOi-Mongolla.. ~
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Ausuals'
New Zealand via san Francisco a,
SOuOmA -
Japan. Corea China, Philippines wa -.
ssattleI-Talthybtus ..-.-..,. % o.
Hawaii tva san Franclscoi-Mau '.'OcI =
Jspsn. Corea. China via Seattle 81,
Mexico MaTu. ............--. ....'..'.''.'OS' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

Last call. For registration. This is
the last day 10 register for election and
enroll for next years primaries. II you
are not registered YOU will regret ii on
Election Day. Booths open from a. m.
to 10 D. m.
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Forecast for special IoraIitles-Eastern
New York aud southern New England.
rain saturday: probably fair SUNDAY.

Nes,cn New York. Western Pennsyi-
Nania and Northern New England. local
rains saturday. sunday. partly cloudy
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Della
ware. Maryland, the District Of Columbia,
Virginia and West Virginia unsettled
protably showers saturday; sunday fair
Local Oncial RecOrd.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty -four hours. In comparison With the
corresponding date ~ last year;
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Friday, October 10.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE NIMANA'-
unrise. s.il. sunset. 5:le. moon rises, 5.-5'
on age. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

..s.LllARDS AND BOWLING.
v<>S Bowling Anev. Biinsrd q Pool
Rt Table Mfrs Repairs
'ssppliss MARI Bros ~ J
~ Union sauaTs
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BUSINESS CARDS
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
WORK ANTED-Genersl msn on gentle
mans place, ien years personal reference
would ~ fO any nart of the cOtntr, single
Vs. :. l5' Esst Ntn o.. y. \. civ.
Female
~ STENOGEAPUER ANp TYrISr. varied
experience, some knowledge f,relgn lao
spages. pasi ana frcsert, "a neral and rstcnt
law. desires employment with fist ,las.
frW who VIII apprC. isfe faithsiH skHf,lI
services. WITH no qu'hh.ing hy her A. 10
hours, Acnrsss a D.. Box Is Tribuns
Ofnce
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Humidity,
Barometer Readings

ISL 2. M. IS q. NO.. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

TRsE-capshle taxing entire charge 81 in
FAINT: excellent references. e.. Niss Fity-
Gsralds Bureau. $50 9Th av., cor fSth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

NJ. O.. 1881 p. m. ee.gss p. m .. 2s.s2
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MONDAY. OCTOBER !

Princess Anne Norfolk, CD
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %.
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bills receivable and pay the orders which ar rive authorlzed by the President or Manager. in he is acting.
 EIGHTEEN I'll: The General Manager will have the faculties given him by the Board of Directors or the Statutes.
 NINETEENTH: The cauees of dissolution of this Company will he those expressed in mercial Code and the liquidation in such case prescribed by the articles two hundred and said Code.
 TWENTIETH: The members of the Board of will be named in geneerii gene sisTe E he so determined by the president t or t0 or b lts majority of votes.
 TWENTY FIRST: MT. Ramon Elias is nam cd ,ieneral Manager subject t2 the appoint make, This document being read and % exp plain conformity with it's tenor. and advised them as to their obligation to have It Inscrloed ln that all signed in my presence and that 9f the referred to witnesses,I so certi y1M Beokford lord Gonzales;, " Fugenio R Gagias-W Arnolfo s1t o sa Frs whsh of the District of Magdaiena,, State of Scnora = tocoI which IS ir charge of this court there was issued the docnment of inS9TpSrSstHS%n % % 15deT MH for Messrs. William Rockford Kibbey, Jr; Ramon EIlas. Attorney Juan A Gonzales and Thousand Dollars. In conformity with frac- ton & part Lttr ot s, hs .Tyse ha1 yon as to it in compliance with article IF of said Seal-To citizen Sub-Admin inistrator of revenue tax-Present-The Sub- Administrator of revenue tax cert fes: that today they placed and can celled on this note stamps of the value of Sl2OC in accordance with the above liquidation m tde under the responsibility of the Notary who signs it. Magd. June p. 1908. A s Els trella-Seal- On the margin stamps for value of twelve dollars properly cancelled
 This first official copy was taken from the registry in the protocol, which IS in charge of this Court, the thirtieth day of June of the year nineteen hundred and elght, It goes faithfully confronted and corrected. being is- sued on three sheets with lawful stamps, for the Company Alamo Cattle Company. the note of the taxes remaining attached in the re- spective appendix at page one hondred and seventy four folio number six hundre and thirty seven and letter J. 1 certify that the word live crossed out has no value. That the word "personalIy,' Interlined; has value.
 (Signed) R. TREVINO Seal
 First pub. March :. last pub- April II.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, whose names are hereuntO subscribed do hereby associate our selves together for the purpose of form ing a corporation under the provisions of the laws of the State of Missouri. Chapter 12. Article TX. of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1899, and for that purpose state:
 shall be ELY REAL ESTATE x IN VESTMENT COMPANY.
 Second: This corporation shall be located in the City of St. Louis and State of Missouri.
 Third: The capital stock of this corporation is S550, OOG co. divided into $500 shares, of the par value of $1OO. % each; the same has been bona fide sub scribed and all thereof actually paid up in lawful money of the United States, and is in the custody of the persons herein after named as the first Board of
 Fourth: The names. places of resi- dence of the shareholders and the num- Der of shares subscribed by each are as follows:
 NAME. PLACE OF RESIDENCE. NO. OF SHARES: Clara D. Ely, St. Louis, Missouri, 5,4e6 Herndon Ely, Carrollton. Missouri, Lewis B. Ely, St. Louis, Missouri, Ih Mildred Ii Ely stt louis. ois Missouri, Misso
 Fifth: The business of this company shall be managed by Board of Di- rectors composed of five Directors, and the following named shareholders shall constitute the Board of Directors for the first year, to-wit:. Clara D. Ely, Herndon Ely, Lewis B. Ely, Mildred Ely and Phebe Ely.
 Sixth: This corporation shall con- tinue as a body politic for the term of fifty years
 Seventh: The purposes for which this corporation Is formed are:
 l. To buy or sell, invest in, hold, own, occupy, lease or rent real estate. improved or unimproved, and all man. ner of interests therein.
 2. To buy or build houses, flats and all other kinds of buildings, and to own, lease, rent, occupy or manage the same.
 3 To do a general real estate busi ness on it's own account or for other persons or corporations.
 I. To buy, hold and sell notes, bonds and all kinds of securities.
 ,. To borrow money, and to loan and invest money, and take and receive therefor all kinds of securities.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
 DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

To all whom these presents shall come: I, Cornelius Roach, Secretary of State of the State of Missouri, and Keeper of the Great Seal thereof, hereby certify that the annexed pages contain a full, true and complete copy of Articles of Incorporation in re ELY REAL ESTATE x INVESTMENT COMPANY, filed Sep tember 22, 1903; and Certificate of In corporation issued thereon September p, 1903, as the same appears on file and of record in this office. In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Great Seal of the State of Missouri. Done at the City of Jefferson, this second day of March, A. D., Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen.
 (Signed) CORNELIUS ROACH, (SEAL) Secretary of State.
 (Signed) L. J. POWERS,
 Chief Clerk.
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WOOD FOR SALE-Well season ed oak wood, cut into stove lengths and delivered to any part of the city, for S6.OO per cord, or $5 per cord, not cut. Address, Charley Mapes, No gales, Arizona. adv.
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6. To do a general real estate. loan and investment business on it's own ac- count, and for other persons or cor porationS.
 things suitable, proper and ad dvantage- ous in the carrying out of the forego- ing purposes.
 In testimony Of which, we have here- unto set our hands and seals this tenth day of September, A. D., 1903
 CLARA D. ELY, (SeaD
 HERNDON ELY, (Seal)
 LEWIS B. ELY, (SvaD
 MILDRED ELY, (Seal)
 PHEBE ELY, (Sea) State of Missouri, City of St. Louis.
 Or this tenth day of September, 4. D., l903 before me personally appeared Clara D. Ely, Herndon Ely. Lewis B. Ely, Mildred Ely and Phebe Ely. to me known to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing in- strument, and acknowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed. My ommission expires June 24, 1907.
 Copy of Seal Franklin Miller. Franklin Miller, Notary Public. Notary Public,
 City of St. Louis, Mo. Filed S recorded Sept. 2I-19o3 at II :51 A. NJ Paul Young, Jr Recorder. I, the undersigned Record CT of Deeds for said City and State hereby certify the foregoing to be true Copy of the Articles of Incorporation of the Ely Real Estate x Investment Company together with the ack knowledgment, date of filing and recording thereof. as the same remains of record in my office in Corp. Book "A Page 467. Witness my hand and official seal this Fist day of September. A. D 1903
 PAUL YOUNG, JR, (SeaD Recorder. Filed and certificate of Incorporation issued Sept. p, 1903
 SAM. B. COOK,
 Secretary of State.
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State of Missouri. No. 16o96 Certi- fcate of Incorporation.
 WHEREAS, An association organized under the name of ELY REAL ESTATE x INVESTMENT COMPANY has filed in the office or the Secretary of State, Articles of Association or Agreement in writing, as provided by law, and has in all respects complied with the requirements of law governing the for nation of Private Corporations for Manufacturing and Business Purposes;
 NOW, THEREFORE. I, Samuel B. Cook, Secretary of State of the State of Missouri, in virtue and by authority of law, do hereby certify that said Asso- citation has, on the date hereof. become a body corporate, duly organized, un- der the name of ELY REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT COMPANY located at St. Louis, and is entitled to all the rights and privileges granted to Msnu- featuring and Business Corporations under the laws of this State for term of Fifty years: and that the amount of the Capital Stock Of said corporation is Five Hundrtd and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 bereunto set my hand and affix the Great Seal Of the State of Missouri. Done at the City of Jefferson, this 22nd day of September, A D, Nineteen Hundred and Three SAM. B. COOK.
 (Seal) Secretary of State.
 First pub. 3 21 last pub. 4-25 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-01
In THE BURLESQUE FIELD.

THE Queens of Paris" is this week
attraction at the Columbia Theatre. While
the entertainment is burlesque In JUS
comedy and musical features, the pres
entation as TO scener,' costumes ana
other effects is described AS resembling
the oldtime productions OF extravaganza
with its ballets. transformation scenes
and trick mechanical devices. The COM
pany includes Harry koler. Harry Is.
Morton. Fanny Vedder, Rose Reading.
Alice Maude Poole. Willimene Bowen and
Billy Arlington. Incidental to the per-
formance. some attractive vaudeville spe-
calties will be introduced.
The Girls of the Gay White Way will
appear at the Murray Hill Theatre this
week. presenting a burlesque show which
is regarded as one OF the best I'm this d.
vision OF stage entertainment In the cast
are Dan Healy and Estelle Barry, Harry
Ward, Ed Jerome. Billy Evans ana Har'
ret Raymond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-01
FIFTH AVENUE.

Proctor's Fifth Avenue will begin the
new scheme Of dancing diversions In
connection with a vaudeville bill and
photoplays of immediate release. At Mon
days matinee the audience will be in
vited TO trip the light fantastic during
intermissions and after the performance.
+. f. Proctor is the first manager to OF
fer this style OF entertainment. Bert
Williams will head the show. and his
song hit. You Can't Get Away from
It." will be sngularly effective in view
of Mr.. Proctors new departure. Doris
Wilson and company will return to the
scene Of their first appearances In the
two-a-dav in the sketch Through
a Looking Glass and the Gliding
O'Mearas offer ther dancing speciality.
Others are Willard Simms and company.
in the topsy-turvy comedy. Flinders
Furnished Flat" Lowell and Esther
Drew. in the little sketch. AT the Drug
store" Prince Renton and company, jug
glers OF heavy ammunition: Hall and
Francis. comics; Mans and Snyder, ac-
robatic testers, and Proctor's photopiays.