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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22

cost Of s1sOOOO; city hall work upon which has
commenced, to cost 100000, the Elks home, to cost
$4,000, new roonlng hotel three-story, brick
and concrete. to be erected on Second street, to
cost $4,000. ana ninety blocks Of paving
contracts for which are being let rapidly
Bartesyivo is becoming more widely known
throughout tho country and people are coming in
rapidly from all directions to locate in Bartles"Ie.
Capitalists ana nnancicrs are showing more in
tcrcst in Bartles,ne than ever before,
All of this proves beyond peradyenture OF
doubt that Dartlcsyc is to become the leading city
OF Oklahoma.
BartlesuIe Is situated high and dry. and con-
tons $4,000 people, only nfty Of whom are foreign
crs, and less than one hundred negroes four mod
crn school buildings, completed at cost Of $780,
600 and high school ranking in point of educa-
tIonal merit first In the entire state Of oklahoma.
During 1909 there were 2loo pupils in the Bart
lcsyllc schools 1000 boys aud 1OlO girls.
Hartcsuc has S85oooO invested in four largo
public and three smaller public and one hsh school,
which in poIa, Of educational merit rank first in
the entire state Of Oklahoma.
There are Gj rooms and 60 teachers
Baruesyllc Is 1913 miles south Of Kansas city
Mo, 200 miles from Chicago aud 900 mIcs from
ST. Louis, and direct line to the port Of CAL
weston. Texas, and the entire production or output
Of all the industries of the Southwest is being ham
dlcd from these points
Three immense smetcrs, operating I'm this city
night and day and employing hundreds of men, are
each adding 10 u,cir plants, the economic condi-
tons are excellent as to warrant the moving Of
their business from other points to this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22
A Few Facts About BartlesVille Oklahoma
The "PitisbUrg" of the Southwest
some one.

TIN NErLEsvILLE. OKLA, Is ly reason of It's
~ location tho King" OF the Okahoma OH
J and gas fields surrounded it is. on all
SG/ sides by lands SO rich In Oh and gas
as TO make these tvo valuable commodities pracu-
cally noyhaustiblo.
The city stands as M example Of what American
ProgrcssIyoness aHd Bartlcsvue energy accom-
plsh in six short years which is the actual length
Of BartesyIc's history.
This progressive city was little more than a
village five years ago, nothing but and two
story franc buildings unpayed streets up to
three years ago; now modern up-to-datc city,
with all Improvements paved streets electric lights.
street cars weterworks, sewerage system splendid
schools. handsome residences aud handsome. two
hroo four and Gyc.sory brick and concrete basl-
blocks.
1t is mc recognized manufacturing city of tho
state.
The "pupburg" Of Oklahoma
The city with backbone ana q very brilliant
future.
The fact that Barucsyllo ho, cheaper natural
is bringing factory Institutions TO this city every
day; coupled with the fact that norucsyllo IS the
only logical gateway to the great "osogo Country"
whore over a million acres OF tho finest awIcuI-
tural and mineral land In the country is now ON
the market
Tho new East ana West railroad FOR which
contracts have been signed. pa.sos through Bart
lc,yulc and ON into aud through the "Osagc Couu-
n.y." and wU have lu division point ana railroad
shops at Bortesne
This fac, In itself b, causing gr.nt activity in
the building line
Tho r. u system has cytcus.vc freight
and passenger mciIuc' n RarucoIuc and during
1909 handled more freight and passenger troftc
into and out OF Boruosu, than ot any other point
OF like size ln oklahoma.
The Santa Fc has Iu.t completed $4,000 Union
station in HorucsyIlr aud extended It's trocaass
to prepare tor increased business
This sstom has ALSO completed and ,y.,, main.
tain ot it, own expense 4, beautiful park just op-
pos'c the new station
omtas of this great rolNal system oro very
opumsu, regarding HarucvIrcs future growth
and state that uuuouu, a the bos. cQ ou thoir
line n oklahoma
The Wells Fargo and American Eypras, com.
pan0us operate here and the express business u aud
out of nrua,ul. shows large yearly increases
Many now, commodious ana up.lo.d,ty Dusluos,
blocks are ho.ng built among which s the Nuuor
holcl just completed ol cost of 100000. tho
johustoua D'ock Ju.t completed a' cost of fiOo.
coo a Now hotcl Go ho constructed ut ou.o ot a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22
MANUFACTURES

Bartlesyille has the cheapest fuel for manufac-
turing purposes in the world
Twenty thousand cubic feet OF natura gas in
uartesylue equal to one ton OF best steam coal
twenty thousand cubic feet Of natural gas in
Bartosylle will cost not more than 60 cents.
We defy any locality in the world to furnish
fuel as choaply
IN addition to the exceedingly low cost Of the
fuel itself the use of gas eliminated the necessity
Of having 0rcmcn or coal hcayers and the cost of
the disposition of coal ashes
when gas engines are used in the manufacture
ink plants tn, stying is su greater.
uar,csylIe already has 1880 men employed In
her factories with monthly pay roll Of S75.S5o
Gross monthly value Of output 100000
Producing Zinc, Cement Brick, Building Ma
teriaIs Cigars, Cement Blocks Electric Light ana
Power Flour Gas oil. Harness Iron and Metal
worl, Lumber Temperance Drinks, Machinery
Buaglcs and Wagons and many other products.
nartcsynlc is the county seat of Washington
county.
Hartcsyiuo Is the District Headquarters Of tho
Prairie OH & Gas Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
sMITH ". Mt-N sr.r7RnERe;

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
THE WAR GAME.

Tile wa, samc-sincc this is the only
name by which we may YET call it
on the Mexican border continues to he
4 matter Of absorbing interest to the
public. and a problem, the solution Of
which is fast driving many newspaper
men 10 the verge of insanity. Whether
il be because OF the japanese, or be-
cause Of the supposed i'll health Of
Diaz. or tic possibilities that would
result fror, the spread OF tho insur-
rection, or what the ultimate purpose
of our government may be, is all
wrapped III mystery. The papers pub
lish suggestions one day merely to
contradict them the next, and What
ever solution was reached yesterday
Will he discarded tomorrow.
Ono thing seems to be fairly clear,
That before the troops reached the
Mcxican frontier TeXas had been made
practically a recruiting ground and
dcpot OF supplies for the insurroction
This was, of course, intolcrahlc. No
government could BY any possibility
iustify itself for permitting its terri
tor, a 10 nsed az b,so ror ,,os,,,o
o,iera lions orainei !, hhar,n. a,a
,ricndlv government, n ,nat,or MAJ
lie xtrcnat,, NJ tho Am, str.t,o,, ~
tnn ,;ny.,nrent or N5ox,co ,ni,-n, -
4 con,narstivclv snaII ,,unhor 4, i
surrcctionists along the American
frontier and aided Thu tbc nonptain
businesses Of Northern Meyico co,ld
hold out AGAINST tbc Government ana
work ,ncalculablc DAMAGE for N H.
dennito time.
ii was the bounden dutx. thercforo
81 our Governmen, to hui !, s,on u
.his sor, of tbin,- wbo,her t,,a,,, !,
thousand troops we're nccassarv ~,
.7ha, n,,rnosc Va 40 7,of ,rotond,o u.
hut twice twen,v thousand should baye
been sen, IL tie frontier il j. ia !
were neeaed 1, e,,,rd ..-si,,st III 4,
terlv indcfensiblc attacks th,t IA
been madc fror, nn, tcrr,tor,. ,,,,o,, ~,
Mexican Government ~ Americans ana
z American volunteers.
I.sicsc Americans have nothinr 10 ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20

from academic shades into the politi-
cal arena as a participant. he was. re-
&ardod ms i lialr-dcmcntcd lmpossibn-
ity. u vain, impractical creature, a
freak,
The times have changed. AMI this
opinion Of the college man in politics
has changed With them. Never before
was the educated man so needed and
so effective in politics as he is to-day.
citation of the case or Woodrow Will
son is almost bromidic. others can be
iouno over tho country, other college
men, working quietly hut effectively IN
iocai, state and national politics. Who
would have dreamed ten years ago that
in 1911 Il college professor would be
one Of the TWO leading candidates for
the mayoralty &C Chicago Chicago.
with It's army OF politicians, petty
graftcrs and dcmagoEucs -Chicago.
with its practical politics?
1t simply means that the college
man is realizing Ills duty and is COM
ing ont into the thick OF the bntle.
II is better for the country that it is so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
State WILL HONOR
PATRICK HENRI Y
Tablet Will Be Unveiled at St.
Johns Church Wednes-
day Morning.

Impressive ceremonies Will mark the
nHvciiinS Of a tablet In honor OF the
memory OF Patrick Henry In old ST.
John's Episcopnl Church "Wednesday
morning at II o'clock. Invitations
nave been sent TO members OF the
.'entral Assembly, which appropriated
FUNDS for the erection Of the tablet
at the last session. ana OF tho Rich
mond City Council to be present.
Addresses viii be made by Licuten.
ant-Govcrnor j. Taylor Ellyson. soma
tor Clnude y. Swanson, Congressman
John Lamb and Mayor D. c. Richaro
son while Governor Mann will preside
at tho exercises.
INC presentation address Will be dc.
nNeren oS Alden Bell of Cupepcr ana
the tablet Will be accepted In behalr N
inc church By Rev r. A. Goodwin. the
rector AR. Goodwin will conduct tho
religious services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
TIE coLLt3t;IAN IN po,,r,cs

My conception OF the college man i.
that ne Is. Of all men. under obligation
TO take an interested part in tic atudy
OF public qnestions-ir the solution 81
social and political prooiems,
such Il the ntterance OF i university
graduate in this state In d pfiyate ict.
ter TO US. The statements quoted is II,
Idle pfeachmcnt nor Tooathing or d plat.
itnde. for the writer IS 4 man who ha,
taken a lively interest III Booial Ali,
political Questions ana particfpa,4d ii
nc discHssion and ac,ilemcnt 81 thln
despite the fact that he IL 4 very .t,
and ohlcient college profcaeoy.
In days rns,, when MAJ manye-e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
PRAYING CONVICT
At LAST SET FREE
Served Twenty Years in Prison
Tor Murder He Did Not
Commit.

ilttspurg, March la.-Andrcw Toth.
who said he prayed to the Blcsseti
Virgin every day TO make The truth
known and to right the wrong that
sent MIN to prison for life Tor Il mur-
der ho never committed walked out OF
me western Pcnitcntiary Yesterday Il
res man. AFTER twenty years iniprispn-
ment a thousand workmcn f@o,n tic
steer works where he oTcc waH en-
ploycd took {; half holiday and visited
me peni;cniilry gates, y cheer him
when he left the prison.
In the crowd wero twenty old steel
workers who were In the mill wh.n
Andy Toth Was sent up for lie. They
for the investigation through which
he was proven innocent. -Four or the
mill workers at the gate were Toth's
sons. the eldest thirtyfour years old.
who were children when their fathcr
was sentenced.
10th is fifty-two years old: he looks
seyentE lie was accused Of killing Il
him In the back with Il pick. stephen
10th. fe!low-countrymen. confessed
a, his home in hungary two months
ago that lie killed Quinn. and that
coroner's jury by mistake. Governor
Tenor acted at once, granting a par
don.
- never saw tho man who was
killed. said 10th, who wept during
most Of his ride downtown. 81 do no,
expect any money from the state. The
convicted. MIR. carnesio might give
me some, though. 1t was In his mill
Quinn was killed. If I could see AR,
Carnegie would ask him for little
farm where could so with my wife
and end my days"
DO YOU feel angry toward Peter
Mullen; who identified YOU as tie MUIR
derer?" he WAS asked
mo. do not. There Is One above
us who sees that justice Is done 10th
fondlcd his rosary beads. These kept
me from going insunc' he said. II
prayed every dag to God and the Bless
cd Virgin TO mako tho truth known
Toth's wife returned 70 her home In
Hungary years ago, broken hearted.
The sons wanted to send for her. but
he old man said no: hc would so
back TO tho fatherland. too. First I
must so 10 see my eight grandchil-
drcn that havc never seen, and then
] must sec tho children OF Quinn and
tell them didn't Kill their father:
Then I'll so back to the old country"
said 10th
roth tried TO count the stories in
Pittsbnrg's skyscrapers on his trip
downtown, but failed
How long does II take man 10
climb thcm? he asked. trhere are
no elevators in the Western Pcniten :
iiarY.l
lie was awcd by the trollcys. but the
automobiles ala not interest him al all;
II often saw them in the prison yard
he said 'J'hcy ain't new.
Wien the party entered the Friclt
Building 10th SHE'D at the revolving
doors at the entrance; then he took the
torncy's office is on the eighteenth
floor, 10th sraspci the bars at the
side Of the car and held fast. This Is
like going to heaven" he grinned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
ON THE RIGHT TRACK.

The Protestant clcrgyInen IN the
state of Rhode island are trying 10
solye the divorce question. they nave
mao mary predeces sc-s at this sigan-
sic 5asa bat these latest refollners
are Fronting b. the lessons Of The
pas. and have departed from the
beaten paths which lead 10 failure.
Trey have organiZed 10 make mar
riase ha,d4r for PEOPLE VINO have
s.sver been marsicd before az well as
for people who nave Their aim IS
II 7reven; divorced people marrying
- Iris state ana u prevent couples
who cannot be married withi,. their
Own churcl.es from being united by
either ciergymen"
The new organization cnunciatcs the
following. principles: 10 use great care
IL lie marriage Of strangers that as
iew marriages rs possible may be
entered into lightly; to make as aim
ouI. as possib!e marriage and divorce.
50 Is 70 advance Observation-Disclosures
comfy
This If hanrering on the RICH. an
vi. Thousands or formulas have been
onered to solve the problem Of the
tremendously Increasing divorce rate
q the United states, but they have
been Of 70 avail There IS bu, ons
thing loftand that Is 10 surround
those intending marriage with every
possible Reasonable restriction ana
safeguard. " marriage ii easy. di
vorce IS that much more likcly. Tie
marriage laws OF every state 81. tho
: Union ought 10 be shaped "a as 10
! make carclcsB thoughtless people
! mink and take care Runaway mar
riages ought 70 be prevented, and
hey can be prevented There oueht
ITO nc q reasonable interval between
tic application Tor license and its
/ issuance
! IIerein lies the only possible solu-
ton II Is the nasty, ill-donside red
marriage THAT SPOTS divorce. 1his
has been shown tiino aud TING again
/ by those VINO have gone 70 the bot.
tom OF this great social problem. The
Rhode Island clcrgymcn are on the
only track and the right track.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
TAFT TO MOVE NEARER LINKS.
Will Leave beverly House, md spend
!. GUNNER on Peabody ENtntc.

81 Beverly Mass. March lo.-Nhen the
H'residcni's family arrives here next
summer it VIII occupy "Paranatta," .
splendid mansion owned by the estate
Corning Street. "Paramatta" is sit
uated on the top Of a high hill over
looking the ocean. but about milo
back from the SHORE
Although the President would have
preferred q summer home directly Oh
the shore. the fact that "Paramatta"
is nearly mile nearer the Myopia
Country Club. where he iniulges in his
faTorltn game Of golf. is popularity sup
posed TO have offset the distance OF
the estate from the sea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
sIzI. or CupID,s WINGS.
y hrntricnl Manager Snld They Were
Too I.urEc, bGt Has to Iny 500.

Kansas City, Mo. March ia Jury
in Judge Hutchings's division OF the
Wyandottc~ County District Court In
Kansas City. kan, was called upon
Tuesday To decide what is the proper
size of Cupids wings.
Leon Lawrence, an artist, Daintcd q
picture Of Cupid a, the Foot &c the
Abuse" on a theatre curtain. and W. +.
Shanberr. manager Of tho house. said
the wings were out OF proportion and
refused TO pay Lawrence for his work
Lawrence sued Shanbcrg for s305. the
contract price of the picture.
he could not put II culver over them.
said ShanhcrE "and without Il culver Il
Cupid Is rs ineffective as duck hunt
cr without Il gun.
ShanberG was una BILE to produce any
aut hority for the size of Cunid's wings.
so Lawrence got n verdict OF $500,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
Surely our sister Of the Orange q,

surely our sister Of the Orange OBJ
server will be pleased to know tina,
We have now q standing Invitation Ia
be served wafiics III Blackstone by
those who know how to make waines
Until Eye tried Tho Blackstone waite
we had thought that wainc-maSlng
Ike the book making of the ancicnts
VAS lost art but the true rcnals-
sance Of the delicious dclicacy mas
taken place in old iSottowas Atacka-
aay things layc changed in Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
SERVICES CONTINUED
Large Audiences Herr Dr. .yhnrto, ~
Grove Avenue

:. interest in the series of services q,
Gfoyc Avenue Baptist Church remnin 4
80 Intense that IL has bean ,;nridnS
10 coniinue them until Wcdncsda y
nisht at all events. with rrobabtlity
that 'heN VIII extend unfit the end
OF tho week DR. IL NI Ivh,rtnn
preached 10 two large audiences yes
,orday. the crowd last night being too
large for tie church building. During
inc day seventeen persons llnitcI
with the church
Or. Whartons subject to might viii
PC Heaven; Shall VIC Know Each
morning was. blessed are they Who
know the joyful sound" and itTnivilt.
"I.col1 unto Me and be We saved, ali
the ends Of the Garth '1''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
Arrested for Trcspnss.

Lcnn:c Harris was arrested ycstcr-
daE afternoon by County Constable
Burch on charge OF trcspaasing on
the property Of the Chesapeake and
OHIO Railway. and taken to the Hen
rico jail. When the man was searched
a revolver was found upon him, and nc
Will therefore nave TO answer an addi-
tional charge Of carrying concealed
Eca nnus lt.-l.Ll ~ LLLl. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
Daily Queries and Ayassueys
Address all communications for this Query Editor
Times Dispatch No mathematical
coins valued no be given

q + X
playwright. Hc was born in Philadcl-
phia. and Is The son Of Rcbccca Hard
ing Davis and Charles Belmont Davis.
lie was ccncated at Lcliigll and Johns
Hopkins. He married Miss Cecil Clark.
OF Chicago. In 1899. His chief ocG,ipa-
lion has been writing. He was a war
correspondent OF the London Times ana
the New York Herald In the Turkish
Greek, Spanish-American. South Af-
rtcan aud Russo Japanese Wars. lilo
IS Il fellow OF the Royal Geographical
society OF London and Il member OF
the Explorers Club OF America. lie
Is tho author Of many books Of fiction
and War narrative ana has written sew
cral plays. soldiers Of Fortune" Is
perhaps his best novel, though III
Workmanship and literary merit his
short stories surpass his more cNtcnd-
Cd efforts in fiction. The Bar Sinister
and tho Van Bibber' tales rank us
probably his best stories. Ills home
is ut Cross Roads Farms, Mount Kisco.
New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
Chnrgc lie Sold Lio,,or.

w. b. Thompson. colorcd, was ar
rested YESTERDAY by Policemen Tucker.
Gary and NTcGowan oira a charge OF
selling liquor at 40 Mayo Street with.
out a license. The officers contiscalcd
pints Of. whislecy, reported on the la
bells TO be OF the very best stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20

Hail. Eli Eads, and welcome back
INTO the ranks of the Virginia press.
II the new Wise News is as good rs
the old one--and, Of course, it viii
pe-it deserves the hearty support OF
all the folks within its bniliwick. On
TO glory, Gulielmus. on 10 fame and
fortune, on to glory!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
UNIQUE GsE or AlRsrllp.
Farmer UtflIxeS Aeropiapc to Visit His
I'M Int Inn

Aiken, s. c.. March l9.-Probably for
tho first time since the invention Of
the dying machine. il was put in use
by 4 farmer Yesterday to visit his plan
sengcr OF Aviator Conyn, Thomas
Hitchcock flew TO Cedar Greek Farms.
some sixteen miles, making the trip
in twenty minutes. After attending
to business matters. he again entered
tho machine and flew back to Aiken.
making the trip without accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
STILL VISITING
Providence fnfnntry Now to Cnii a,
---- &. ACrunr's Emit l:iIn ell. -------

iToFidcnce tnfhntry Now to Cali on
Governors Ir0ni Guards.
AS "a result Of their visit last wear
10 Richmond. when they were the
guests Of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. lie First Light infantry Com
pary. Of Jroyidcncc, +. l.. viii make
this sprin,, as q part Of tic celebra
ton of the twcntythird anniversary
81 that organization. While in New
Hayen the mlitiamen from Providence
VII! DO the guests OF the Governors
Foot Guards. who we're also the Blucs'
guests last spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
Cblckcn I'rcapnsscrs.

+, tease answer III your Query Col
umn these questions:
!, II a lives thirty yards from line.
being a difference. hasn't u the right
place?
:. Which is correct when pal1. to
SivS the original register bill or the
duplicate, marked paid? READER
,,, -; as we understand the case; tho
+ chlckCNS arc treSDnSScrS and Il should
make y Keep his chickens OF BIS land.
:. Either Will do.
lee In Derin:. strait.
;, liicase tell NO whether or not the
! herinE Strait is blocked with Ice tho
whole year around READER
No.
Girl In Mourning.
How long should Il girl wait after
I lie death of parent to 70 to pic
nics or parties? ANXIOUS
Eighteen months,
Tbc Davis Furniture.
Charles N Wallace. Jr.. kindly sends
The following in reply to n query re-
Gently inserted in this column:
The furniture Of the presidential
n,ansion Of the Confederate States was
ss;Cid on the eth day OF October. 1870.
see THIS is from ia certiiicate given
by Mr.. Kcesoc to my father. the late
Charles NJ. Wallace. who bought some
VI IUc lNInllurC.
The certificate does not state at
What place the sale was held
Clara MorcInnd."
Please toll me. if YOU know. where
l can buy the book CLARA Nioreland.''
by Emerson Bennett. rhanHing you
fer same tAlliS) r. S. MARTIN.
This book is unknown to us, but YOU
could order it through any bookseller
. in Richmond.
addresses
Will YOU please have the Kindness to
let me hear through your Query Col
umn tho address Of:
|. Andrew Carnegie.
>. Mrs. Russell Sage.
l. East Ninety-first Street. New
. sot Fifth Avenue. New York city.
VIII FURNISH Poem.
| notice in today's issue OF your
paper that l.. X Anderson wishes to
have Il copy OF Il poem which YOU ara
unable to furnish. Can you kindly in
form him Cor herr that Ii they will
communicates with inc shall be Very
glad TO furnish q copy OF 1t. II is in
coed ono OF tho most beautiful and
touching poems ! have ever read
1907 W. Beverly st, Richmond.
Richard Harding Davis.
Can YOU give me Il short account OF
Richard Harding Daviss life. his age.
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Richard Harding Davis is forty
seven years old. He is q novelist and