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TORONTO ENTRIES.

FIRST RArE-AlcNandrs Plate: 3year-olds and
lrHard, selling: Sn added; six furlong. .Pesc
L.. ~: 'saiurnns. %: 'Coors 1902: -YorkviIIe los
Mis- Gayle. li: Galaxy. lN: Perpetual 10: Mama
Iuhrsoa l6: 'kaydcToseros LIS: Font Jos Bendel
100: LADY Lrn1on. 100: york Lad Ill: Sleutb Ill
| Also eligible -Srhnapns. 81: 'Haversack 81: J. H.
Houshtun. III: LorIisr Trarars I04
SECOND EACE-Eutand Plate: 2year old FLIES
SNo added: four and one-hsf f,Irlongs. Boneros
First. lC0 Tush Tush 100: Casco 100: Gentlewonan
le6: Welea. los: Blume. ITO: Pesky liz.
THIRD EACE-Maplc Leaf Stakes: 3-year-od
flIes; 500 added Dominion foaIed: one and one
sixteenth niles. Torn Silk. 10; Divorce Ill 10;
Cannle Jean. 10; Maiden Bradley I'D; Lady Our
Zon H..
FOURTH RACE-Connausht Cup Handicar;
S@o added: J-year-olds and upward; one and one
sixteenth nils. Egmont. 100; Fair Montague l02
Iartarean. 10: King Hamburg l0l: Fountain Fay
10: linsln 90: Irivet Petal los: Ormulu lo3
Pepper Sauce. e5 Fair Montague and Tartareau
Milar entry; King Hamburg and Fountain Fay
Davies entry.
FIFTH RACE-Baldoyle Stee,lechase: 4year olds
and upward: -ellrs: 500 added: two miles: new
course. DIR. holzberg. 10; The African l43; Young
Morpheus, lI; King Cash. Is
SIXTH RACE-Nictorious Plate; 5year-o,d, and
upward: selling; $50 added SIX frrlongS Cart
PAR. s.: Encore. So: 'Videt 90: Com Broom 81
The Spirit; g. Esnont %: Yin Del. 100: Ada
Anne loS: sunset, lo4: Martisn los; Clint, Ice:
Capt. Ben 100: Hsrbsrd IL.
SEVENTH EACE-Ieamenglon Plate. ,vc.r-o,a.
and upward; selling: 500 added; one and one ,,
tenth miles. 'Fenror& 90: Baby Sister es: .Beau
Pere. 100: ZCiisc. los; Beula Welsh los: Banjo
Jim. l0: Black Broom l0.
sAprrentice allowance claimed
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: purse SEQ: 4y.ar-old.
10 !. to 5. out. won; Jswbone lG7 &C GyrneI
10 ;. out. second: Stnnehenge. lG M. RuxrOnI
u TO !. to I. even. third. Time l:iO 80 HerInis
IT. Sepulreda and Easter Star also ran.
SECOND RACE Mares and gcldings: selling
purse. $40 Jyesr-.lds and upward; six and
half turlOnSs. Tnklc Bell. I0a d. LOTUS. To =.
even. out. won: Distant Shore. !05 &c. RyrneD
10 10. out secnnd: Sam Stick. lG u. MorSs,.
N To J.. 8 to |. Ia J. third Time, % -. Fen
mouse and lockwood also
THIRD RACE-The ScarinGtown High Weight
Handicap. %year-olds and upward; firlOnEs.
main course: sou added Phosphcr. rs q. Lotus.
70 %, cut. won: Top Hat. To- IL. Duganl. Ia J..
out. second: Meeting House 10 Buxton. % To l.
= 10 ;. out. third. Time lis 10 Three starters.
FOURTH EACE-SelnE: 500 added: S-Sear-o
and upward; mile. Nirile. LIS &c. Turner. to
10, out. won; Republican. ll3 u. Loftusl. 3 to 10.
ont. second. Time I:se45 Two starters
FIFTH RACE-Maidens: steeplechsse: 3year-
olds and upward. about miles; 500 added
Bryndor. lE H. franklin. to l. TO 5. TO 5.
won; Election Bet. &C w. Booth. IS TO s. TO ;
To 10, second; Meshach. AZ 81. Ryan. To l.
) 10 2. to 10. third Time. As. Native Maid
Always First. Rebct" and Ronny I.adde also ran.
SIXTH RACE Msidens: 2-year-olds; $40 added
FIVE furIongs FraT Rock 10 lE. Duganl. I" ).
> to 5 won kilmer 10 u. Dreyerl. TO .. even
10 .. second: HANDS OF, 10 w. WsrrinCtonI
10 >. 10 :. ; to ). third. Tine. ol Is Socony.
Ha ndtul. Golden Cats and Variety also ran.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE "vca-- olds; condition. four ard
tarf " Sm"0th Rore 100: Sprint I0o. ProhIbi
ti"n. IL: Prince Of Como Il2 Tea Cady. IL
bamrnSrh. liz: 0Tmesdalc. IL
SECOND RACE 3-ysar-ods and upward maid
en,; Fix furlcrGs; main cnu-->. Duke Of Dunbar
los: Sand March. los: EtrIscsn. IO5: Dinah DO.
lol RoSen!arne. lo: JnglinG Iol: Unole Bill. Io5
Ben Dale, los; Saratoga. los; Ahsra. los: Pm
mary lol
THIRD RACE 2ysar-olts: selling; the Boquet;
five furlongs straight Broomvale 100: Indsn
Chant, loj; sun God lT; 'Plc0uc lOr: ->Errt
Ballet o.; Tarbey rs; Success IL; Ferurock. lO2
Tea caddy. IL.
FOURTH RACE-The LskeVille: 3-yraro'ds and
upward: handicap: frrInnSs: main covr-o
FlIttergold is: Pebhlrs u.s. Adams Expires III:
Rune' sS; Astrol"gy. %: Distance. 81 Rs1zauo -;
Rhine Maiden. es
FIFTH RACE !esr-oldS and upward: steeple-
clsse; selling: about two miles Old salt liI:
Ch'Ty Mal"tte. is: 'overSeer, 40: Flat Run Is
Abdcn. ~ wool Tex Lj: 'Judge Walser 80:
II Rart. lij; FnNTsft. is
SIXTH RACE-Sclling; ) vear-od. and upward .
six and onehaf furlonGs main course. Lily OTme
lGi: Iulrcrt. IL: HCrmis. IT lo.; PerthshIre llj
Amsns 81: Striker. To- Diccntrs 81: Ray O.
Light. 10; Tamira 81 'O'SuIIivsn. lG5: Song of
Nallcy. TO-; Huraksn. les: DIR. Duenncr. IG: Prai-
ne. IO7 Hill Stream. IG.
'ArTrcntire allowance Of pounds claimed
"AppIentiCe allowance Of 10 pounds claimed
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.


SCutlcrn G2ilEaN League Law. II I'rrrha-Ius T.
rt"mac LeaE7Ie Counrs Height. . = ThereSl
! forfeited.
nrsrtmcntal LsE,e Commissioners. 8 rrint-
~ T.
R"-,dalc League Holy Name. 5 Columbia :
East Washington :. : LaEr'e Fifth. .: 81.
Agnes T.
Railroad Y. NJ. .. \. League Auditor. S; Car
Department. l.
ToEernment Iasge-NaTv :: Library. )
War IntsrUrhan League pr,iuang-. s: \. e O.. T.
Home club Le1Euc-IAnd =. SURVEY
Holy Name Leagues. Martin Is. -. Joseph 4
GAMES TODAY
Potomac League Mschinists ~. Fairaur
congress Heights Lea:uc-CunGres Heights vs.
oNon Hill.
Departmental IcaE7lc-Agriculture vs.. Treasury.
Rosrdalc league Roscise -. Paul.
East Washington 5. :. LEAGUE Reformation
Keller.
Northwest s. s. Lenpe-Centrsl W. Whitney.
',u,crmm-Ht Ls=Gre-Opcn date.
War IrrcnIr'an LeaGue-Stsf W. QusrteTmsstr
N,rltLCm Railway League Transportation " Law.
Home club League Pension W Mines.
Holy Name .eaEuc-St. Aloysius vs.. Trinity; ST.
Peters -. STEPHENS
Coored Departmental Agriculture vs.. War
md Navy.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse: 3yesr-olds and upward
maidens: six furlouss. Lady Powers 100: White
Crown. loo; Grey Squirrel. ioe: Malhe-,r. loe;
Dude. zoe; Mose Irvine, loe: PleasurevilIe loa:
Greve. los: Royal Interest. l6: Intoue los; North
Light. loe Manners Ill: Justice Goebel. ia Beach
Combsr. Ia
SECOND RACE-Seilins: .-year-old colts: i've fur
longs. Little Cove. 100: Lynn. loe: Paymaster lo6;
Father Kelly. ios: Inuminstr. ie
THIRD RACE-Sellins: 3yesr-olds and upward:
siI furlonr. Bsckthorp. g; Acis. lei: Wild Bear
lo3: Charlie MeFe.ran. IoS: Copfertown los: Sure
Get los: Foundation. los: Oakland. los: Feather
Buster, los: DR.. Dousherty. III; Bob R.. III:
Quartermastef. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlouss: 3year-olds
Dnruthy Perkins. los: F1estabeiis. los; One stey,
~; Tofy Maid. los: CARDIGAN. ~; Bars and STAN
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o.: Booker Bill. 10: Converse. 10: Rancb.r 10

lG: Booker Bill. 10; Converse. 10: Rancher 10:
Roscoe Goose. 10; Uncle Bryn. ITO.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; Syear-olds and upward !;
mile and one sixteenth. Aleio. o.: Rose Of Ireland
Is; Nobleman. 81: Lady Jane Grey. 100: Commau-
retta 100; SprJdel. Ice: Charmeuse los: Coreopsi.
no: Gold Color. 10; Jack Kavanansh. 10: Bank
Bill. ll5
olds and upward: six furlougs Busy Edith. s.:
Billy Joe, 81; Mallard s.: Maznik. g: Little
Father. ls6; Or. Carmen. los: Bob Hensley, los.
SEVENTH RACE-Selhns: +year-oids and up-
ward; mile. Impression. lB; Father Riley, los:
The Grader. los; First Degree. los John Resrdon'
no; Grosvenx. ios; Mockery. los; Mznasseh ~:
Hernuda, ITO: Hocnir, liz: Brave, lis
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

6-room and bath brick hoU,e Lear
18th and Monroe st. NV: also Groom
and-bath brick house Sth and II SITS.
ne. Owner will trade both houses for
10 or 1c-rOom house in good renting
location northwest. The above prOIer-
ties are rented TO good tenants. See us
for quick results and square deal
No doubtful propositions handled at
this office. MARSHALL. BUSINESS
AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 3l3
y. Y. AV,
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HELP W;NTFI--MALE.

BOYS BOYS BOYS
EARN A STEADY INCOME EACH
WEEK WIN CASH PRIZES. PRIZE
TRIPS AND YOUR SELECTION
FROM A LIST OF NEARLY 1000
PREMIUMS FOR A LITTLE WORK
AFTER SCHOOL, ALL FIRST SUP
PLIES FREE. CALL OR ADDRESS
WM. SMITH, 22I B ST. n W.
wANTED-GOOD MAN TO WORK on FARM
city. Rear 20 q st
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statesmen WANTED.

REST KNOWN HOUSE IN THIS
country IL sire representative sell rims. rings
ami invitations to hisE schools a Profitable side
line. ELLIOTT. North Philadelphia Pa.
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FOR SALE-fAKMS.

For sale. s rooms and bath. with 1-2
acres. All kinds of fruit: beautiful
shrubbery; few minutes walk from
electric cars and B. and o. Price.
$500; $3.50 cash, balance to suit. This
is. indeed. a bargain. and must be seen
to be appreciated.
No. 1.9-s2.ooo buys a good farm of
- Ia acres. Is miles from Washington:
81 acres in cultivation: 10 fruit trees.
fine we'll and springs: only 10 minutes
walk to school. church and store Inn
proved by 4-r"Gm house. stable. wagon
she'd corn crib and poultry house. This
price includes horses. 2 cows. pisS.
20 chickens, buggy. faT,L wagon. riding
cultivator, plcWs. harness. farming iiE-
elements and household furniture. own
er has to leave this section of the coun-
try.
No. 1:s-Nice tuck farm of 80 acres.
only lG miles out or .'iacadam road: 30
acres cultivation, balance oak timber:
watered by fine springs. Bart wire
fencing: 50 apple trees. 1000 straw
berry plants; Groom frame house. barn.
end poultry house for 2G1 head. Price.
S:.tt0: one-Ealf cash
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WANTED-R00Ms.

GO no MRS. FIELDS INFORMATION b.
reau. a4 kenos Bldg. to secure Ligh-ciass ;sn-
ants. Registration free. Main 666
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District If Columbia. Washington, NAV = 1915
sealed IT's osas will he received at this office
until : "cIck p m. June .. 1875 Ter furnishing
and delivering goo Common red bricks for use
! III the Central High School Building This CITY.
/ Specifications and foJm of PROPOSAL NAV lie OBJ
tanned from tic furCi sSIrS officer D. g. Ro0fn 81
District R"Iidus : OLIVER l.. NEWMAN. LOUIS
EhN SLOW; CHARLES W. KUTZ. COMMITS
'''e's' u =. M 8 q
I UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary. Washington u G. NAV II IoI5
Sealed proposals will h. received at this OFFICE until
1 NV ELNE bCLpIk NJ. June TO- 1916 for fur
his'ins stA;Il HeH Tor use of the United states
nenate Tor IA" fiscal war ending June 70. 1915
hIAh forms G. TT"l 'Sls. showing the quantity and
Quality "t "4i article and the form of bond to ID.
sgned by tn" oddc- and zIr,tics will lie furnished
On arpicatln 10 This oaice. Proposals should b,
thHorrd fEol"s2ls for Stationery for the United
states Senate. and l., directed 10 JAMES NJ
BAN Err secretary # the United State, Senate
Washington. ID. e. Proposals. and specimens must
u''e''u ~ TINS ohrr. free Of charge. before tn,
Nu' NA'"'H awe JAMES VI. BAKER. Secre-
'"'S' myl3.3.E-je3
( OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u, C
May >. lS.5-St alrr proposals will b. received AZ
ms Office. Room 50@, District building. until ?
O'Clock p. m. on line ; 1915 for the constrIcfion
oil sewers IN the distinct Of Columbia involving tie
sewer. 8 o. diameter. Forms Of proposals a-ci-
cations and necessary information may be obtained
rom the Chief Clerk Engineer Department Room
V Distrlct BuidlnS Washington. ID. C. OLIVER
r NEWMAN. Louis BROWNLOw, CHARLES
'" kITZ, Commissioner. d. C.
N.Y.. 27.993l
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. WILL
oe received by the ouarternaster General Of the
Army. Washington. b. C.. until . O'Clock y. H.
Eastern time. II Ne - 1915. for furn sting iron
Steel hrsss. coTTPr. sheet tin. wire bolts and
so'cfiie. Tor delivery during the fiscal year 1916 At
derotS OF the Quart'maStCr CurIs listed in sched-
u!e. Schedules furnished upon application TO Quar-
teIna'ter General L. $. Amy, or by the Depot
ouarteTmaster. l. :. Army. Washington, ID. c.
ma2i * #. c7juuleI
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
Of Columbia. MAY -, 1915. Sealed Proposals will
he received a; tine office OF the Secretary Of the
beard OF Commissioners. Room 500 District Build
ing. until O'Clock p. m, MAY -. 1916. for Plumb
ing. Plastering. and Painting at the Western High
school. No. III. located at 18th and streets
northwest, Washington. d. c. Blank forms Of
proposal. specihcations and all necessary informa-
ton may be obtained from the Chief Clerk Engi-
neer Department. Room ~. District Building.
Nashingtou. u. {. deTosit Of FIVE dollars for
plumbing plans will be required of the bidders TO
guarantee the return Of the plans and specifications
OLIVER T. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOw, c.
w ktTL. 'onlm!ssioners ID. Z. maai ,5.8G33
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1904 Park road: FIVE rooms and bath !;
private porch. All outside rooms, SCI. So
Apply to Apt. No. ].
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HELP WANTED-FIMALE.

WANTED - FIRST CLASS IL n ID
Iaundress. MARY COOPER. aS5M It.
NV.
APPRENTICES To LEARN FRENCH DItESS-
cutting dresrmakin", designing and roiEipefy
good Positions t,irnl>ned after learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMf Ills Gs
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To Desirable Colored Tenants.
APARTMENTS.
HOUSES.

100 ID St NV, MONS and bath. heated. SIS %
1915 Nv, / room: of bath ............. 90
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ROOMS FOB RENT.

ia Il ST. Nw.-SEvERAL LARGE. Cool
rooms: nicely furn.; =. m. l.; near market: l.
L.; central location; private family: reasonable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
FREE BAND CONCERT.

on sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
there will be a band concert at Cen
tral park of standard and popular
music, rendered by the American
Amusement company's famous all
solo concert band, under the personal
direction of Prof. j. LepOre.
Beginning Monday, April 10, at 7
p. m, all attractions engaged for
Tulsa's spring carnival viii open their
doors to our citizens. The American
Amusement cOmpany's attractions
have been engaged by the committee
I'm charge, and from all advance re-
ports are the very best there is i'm this
line OF amusement
There will be band concerts daily,
three big sensational free acts will
be presented twice daily there are ten
big shows carried by the company,
each and every one of the highest
class, as well as numerous small at
fractions.
Carnival court, located on Central
park commons will be open for six
days, from noon until midnight, be-
ginning Monday. Ample police pro
lection will be provided and strict
order maintained.
No confetti. wife beaters, rubber
balls, whips or other obnoxious and
undesirable features will be allowed.
Monday, opening night, will be the
newsboys' night and all carriers of
Tulsa papers will be the guests Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
ORPHEUM.

Today and tomorrow "A Modern
Magdalen," an adaptation from the
stage play OF the same name written
by c. Haddon Chambers. 1t deals
with the eternal contrast between
poverty and riches, and contains hu-
man appeal, striking in its forceful-
ness. The cast is an exceedingly able
one, being headed by Cathrine
.Countiss, who plays with feeling and
q sure grasp of dramatic possibilities.
iior support is that OF Lionel Barry
more as the mill owner william H.
Tooker as Joe Mercer, and Charles
GrahanA who lends his deft touches
of comedy TO the character Of the
father Double exposures and heau-
tlful Lighting effects are rcplete
throughout the picture.
Tuesday and Wednesday, OUn
Johnson - satan Sandorson,' an
other one of those famous alliance
Programs and on Thursday "Thc
Nirginian,' with Dustin l'arnmu i'm the
leading role.
The Orphoum rs certainly giving its
patrons some great programs, headed
by some OF the World's greatest stars.
and the productions are made under
the direction of the best known di-
reCturs and producers i'm the country.
Put the Orphtum ON your theatre list
and see the best i'm motion pictures
and see them i'm the most comfortable
and most sanitary house i'm the city;
polite and courteous usucrs always in
attendance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
LYRIC

To our patrons We. wish to inn
press on their mind our rekular days
Of showing certain features that we
know you will always want to see.
Every other Sunday we show Charles
Chaplin in his newest productions, to-
day being his latest, The Tramp"
Every other Tuesday we show a re-
turn engagement of Chaplin in one of
his pictures that have been shown i'm
this city only one time and at this
theatre only Every Friday we show
a special feature Broadway star pro-
duction and these are the highest type
of photo dramas Every Sunday we
show a brand-new Hazard Of Helen"
a Kslem railroad series story. Every
Saturday we show a new Ham COM
edy and the new serial that began
last Saturday. the Road o. Strife"
produced by the Lubin company.
Every Wednesday we show Hearst
Selig Weekly news and show It as
soon as it is made This weekly in
formation is presented for the con-
venence Of our patrons that they may
keep track Of our regular showings.
our programs are brand-new and are
presented for the first time in this
city Today come early and avoid the
@rOwdh
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American Amusement company and

American Amusement company and
the local committee
Admission to Carnival court will be
free to one and all Ample transpor-
tatton facilities will be provided, so
that everyone can have plenty Of
time to enjoy the fun and get hack
home at a reasonable hour.
This is the first outdoor entertain
ment Of the year. and without doubt
most everyone will take the oppor-
tunity to get out of doors, visit the
Carnival court and Central park
Special attention will be given auto
parties and ample parkage will be
provided for autos and horse drawn
vehicles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

play which Ia Russian I'm theme and
sentiment She plays the part of a
girl lawfully welded 10 two husbands,
both Of whom are sincere in their re-
gard for her. This situation Is the
strong point Of a play which is full
OF dramatic situations
Miss Young mas perhaps the most
arduous role Of her career in the part
OF the beautiful Hope Gvauovna.
Through the lee 10 took a con
siderable time TO produce Hearts in
Exile during the past winter when
snow was ON the ground and ice on
the water for several scenes were
laid i'm Siberia, and there was a pur-
suit Of hHrscmau over frozen
river which eliminated In the dis
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and parodies, putting them over in q
way that is extremely entertaining
and that viii make his audience
want more at tho conclusion of his
offering. Hall a Sharken I'm singing
and dancing and a Keystone comedy
closes a good bill Avoid the crowds
and attend the matinee or 6.15 show.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
MAJESTIC

The feature offering today and
Monday Hearts in Exile" is "a
Shubert flve-act photodrama based
on n novel 10y James OXonham.
Two Lawful Husbands" clara
Nimball Young is the heroine of The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

appearance Of the horseman through
vast fissure in the ice.
Artistically and dramatically, Miss
Young does the most ambitious and
trying WORK Of her career. This Won
dorfully gifted and beautiful young
woman Is never satisfied with her
work; success TO her always means
something better and more effective
for the satisfaction Of her millions Of
admirers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Southwest Conference VIII
Open in Tulsa on
Tuesday.
FOREIGN WORKERS
Seven States Will BE Rep
resented in the Two
Day Convention.

~
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"Hse'"''S "l '"e ""'l'"'' % ''''' wa ~
Board OF Foreign Mlssluhs of the
southwest, the sessions of which open
Tuesday. Anru % at First preshyter-
49,. .,... ,.., ,,,tt,,,.
IAN 'nu'c On III 'n'S v''N """ oi'''''"'
over Thursday, April -, inclusive.
The meeting is in observance of the
t,i,.,.. oi,,,,t,, a,,,i,.,rs,r,. ,f ,bo hnd,,
'"li " -''S"'n "'i'''N v''''S vi '''' ''N'
ana WlH hIIhE To Iulsa Suth an aS-
Interested in mission work as has
never before been assembled i'm okla
hOma Ten foreign workers, repre-
nv'lI,,.5 ,a,'igaI , Ta,on t,ri,lCni Nrcv'
- - ,,,,l,,li,l, ID ,,lir., ,,.ill hn IL,
ico ana uhenhEhIened ,,illua VIII pe III
attendance ana Will Ten Oh lItc S"C, 'aS
OF intir WORK III SpI'auluS lh' E"HP'l
OF the seven states comprised in the
BOARD, heauqlal'e,7 Oh WL,Ic" L are az
~. Louis every one OF ,nr S'%C
Missouri, Kansas, A!kdHSaS' l'N'S
ana Louisiana, with the possible eN-
ceDtion of New Mexico, will send dele
gates '9ls @i,S SSan EIfy ,g1 TooN ba I5r Prosby
terian missionary society win he rep
one hundred nfty and two hundred
VIII pG III alle'u"Hl' . ','G - an,
VISION mas peeh ilI"ue lol Ilou'''.S - -
In the homes ol members Oh lne
made TO have the Baptist women
serve luncheon to the visitors on the
day Of the meeting, OWING ,i 10 [ne tn hnsy LaC
tnaJ tne cnuicn i "o''''" ""'
In the meetings
Mrs. c. r. Hopkins Of Oklahoma
Citv will he in attendance and will
,,.r,id o,,ar tbeea sessions OF the
~ O'iuo '''
ILESDAG, ,2l.,,. "A. AFIbRNi9JUS' P!asiJi1,
MIS-, iopNins' iIes'u'"S'
1t8O 10 E'ooi ,,,.ut.u.
nonierenc9 nee ., fr,, rbor, all blessings flow
IIulse % %UTu 3 tIu4a WYNN VS.
koii NhII OF 0Snou''' A." W. ~ A. RoSebrougb
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Did the play have a happy end
ing 90
"You bet it did Some one in the
gallery hit the villain square i'm the
face with a tomato. .'-HoGstcu Post.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-30

their side only; an equal portion from
the plaintiffs side, must have been
mingled with all that was diverted
The following authorities support the
text: POUCH Y. SWheeler,1aN. c., so;
Durham v. Cotton Mills, 141 N. c.,
624; Harris v. Railway Co., 1873 N. c.,
544; Webb v. Portland Mfg. Co., s
Sumner, 200; Plumleigh v. Dawson, 6
Ill. $50; Parker v. Criswold, IL conn,
300; Carpenter v. Gold, SO Va, 553;
Vandenburg v. Vanbergen Is John,
217; Blanchard v. Baker, 8 Mo-, 266;
Davis ". Gotehell, 70 AID, 636; New
hal v. Ireson~54 A. D., 100; Farnham
on Waters, Vol, 2, Sec, 464, Eft. Eeq;
Bond on Water, Sec.2 OF, Et, Seq.
The language in the statute "haid
to be used orsto be developed means
more than a mere mental operation,
and at least conveys the idea of capac-
ity for use. or. development.
y / do not attach any Importance to
the proposftion1 Of the defendant to
pay the pIaintif $40, 100000 for it, ~
ter right ON the opposite, side ,of tne
stream, ~conceding it to have been
made in good faith, because it has no
bearing on the legal questions involV-
ed, an don the Feeord is much like Of
fering to buy the middle Link ainsa
chain without purchasing the chain.