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Iji If. S. Challenge for
: Davis Cup Accepted
!NEV YORK, Feb. 25. Formul ac
i cepiance of America's challenge for
; Iho Davis cup, emblamatlc of the
Wcfld's Team Tennis championship,
j was received here today from Aus
a ; tralla. The cable message was ad-
i ! Jresj!ed lo the United - States Lawn
ji ) Tennis association by Thomas H.
fl , Hicks of Sydnev. As
i i Knowlcdged Ue challenge forv.-arded
( Hjt"r the annual meeting of the asso
rt elation, his mdssnge reading.: "Chal-
I.i ; iene received with pleasure."
; rhis will be the first Davis cup
matches for the United States since
; H'I when the event was held in this
-; C)unlry.
As ihe draw for the preliminary
matches must be made the dav follow
ing the close of entries, the "National
association expects to know early in
well what team will meet in the pre
'Iminary event.
J Major General Wood to
Speak at Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS. S. D..Feb. 25. Ma
jor General Leonard Wood, majority
Republican candidate for president at
the March primaries, arrived here to
day to deliver his principal campaign
speech in South Dakota. He made a
shor'. talk at Canton this morning ea
route from Yankton where he spoke
Tuesday night,
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AMBASSADOR ARRIVES.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25. Aucrusto
Cochrane de Alencar, new Brazilian
ambassador to the United States, ar
rived here from Liverpool today on the
steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
PG 1 BRITISH INTERESTS . ,T .
BERLIN, Tuesday. Feb. 2-t. British
interests are planning to establish five
large banks In Danzig and a steamer
sen Ice between Danzig, Copenhagen
and London, according to Polish ad
vices to the Vorwaerts.
i CANDY" .
Really :
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IGUTOPfEBSIMS'S
COUT IIP FOfi DEBATE
8 Kept His American Head, but
1 Tail of Coat Too English to
1 Suit Texas Democrat
S WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. Cut of
H'Gcueial Pershing's coat and trousers
g was debated today in ihe house. lie
H and other American army officers
M wsr1 charged by Rep. Connally, Demo
H'craf, Texas, with having "aped" Eu-
.ropean fashions in their uniforms and
Si ' In carrying canes.
, "General Pershing's coat is split up
D.the back and his trousers bagged lik
jK'the English uniform," said Mr. Con
M ' nally
S 'lie kept his American head.' Rep.
ajWingo, Democr.it, Arkansas, Interject
'ed, "but I, too, noticed that his tail
3 wa.-s very English."
wj Deploring the adoption of foreign
a .fashions, Rep. Connally moved to abol
S ish the title of under-sccretary of stale
and substitute the former title of coun-l
I'sel'or, in the executive appointment!
m bill, but the motion was defeated, 39
i 10 21
3 During the discussion Rep. Greene,
A Republican, Massachusetts, referred to
3 former Secretary Lansing's retirement
2 from the cabinet.
9 "What's in a name?" Mr G-ccn
Q asked. "A secretary of state by any
a other name would have a row withj
a "the administration."
When the Republicans cheered. Rep.
I Co'inally brought a reply salvo from!
I the Democrats by retorting that the
I Republicans applauded internal cliff I-
3 cultles.
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. New Election Welding
Machine Is Invented
A Hv typo of electric welding ma
chine utilizing the momentum of a ro
tating part to multiply power has been
invented by an pgden man. '
The machine'may be driven from the
ordinary factory line chaft or may be
operated from any oter source of pow
er Takes a small amount of energy
for operation, but delhers an immense
instantaneous electric current whilo
welding. It is an electric welding ma
chine but Is independent of power
1 companies for its operation. If it is'
desired to use an electric motor, for
1 driving power, only a small motor is
required and may be operated from the
ordinary houso lighting current.
I The machine is an invention of the
: Automatic Controller & Mfg. company,
'and will be built in Ogden. The com
I pany has been building their usual type
of welder known as the "Universal"
. Spot Welder, for about a year and dur-
Ing this time the machine has been
given an enthusiastic reception by
manufacturers.
The president of the company. Mr.
Redfield, stated that the company is
now behind in the delivery of welders
and that it has become necessary to in
crease the output of the factory. . This
lis being done and the floor space will'
be Increased to double its present ca-j
! pa city.
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"Barnyard Golf" Men
I in Quoit Tournament
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb. 25.
"B-'iuyard golf" enthusiasts from all
parts of the country were entered in
the national championship horse-shoe
pitching tournament which began here'
this week. The contestants, headed by!
Fred M. Brust, of Columbus. Ohio, na
tional champion, include many of tho
.most noted players of the game. Sev
jeral teams from Akron, Ohio, compos
ed of stars among employes of rubber
goods manufacturing concerns, also
wore entered, their employers having
'announced they would send them here
r in nrrlnr- In nnootirnrvn 4Vi r, . , t I
! the factory workers. The Akron dele
gation will attempt to secure the next
ariuual tournament for that city.
The duration of the tournament Is
indefinite because of the large entry
list, tho local club alone having a
membership of more than 500. 'of
whom many will contest in the chnm
plonship events. The contestants
ran.ee in age from youths in their early
teens to Ezekiel Barnes, of this city,
an expert SI years old.
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LIBERALS CAST BIG
VOTE FOfi ASQUiTH
Former British Premier Elect
ed to Parliament from Pais
ley Constituency
LONDON, Feb. 25. Former Premier
Herlert H. Asquith was elected to par
liament from the Paisley constituency
in ihe recent bye-elections. Announce
ment of the result was made today.
Mr. Asquith, the Liberal nominee,
polled 14,736 votes against 11,502 for
J. M Biggar, the Labor candidate, and
3735 for J. A. D. MacKean, Coalition
Unionist. Women Play Prominent Part. .
Wemen played a prominent part in
the campaign, the most prominent be
ing his daughter, Lady Bonham Car
tor, who took up 'the cudgels in be
half of her father and made many
striking spoeches.
Mr. Asquith early in the cauvas is
sued a message to all liberals in .vhich
he said:
"Do not let your liberalism be
eit.'ier watered with toryism or forti
fied by labor," throwing out a chal
lenge both to the Labor interests and
the present coalition government. Hits
Dariie was fought along these lines.
Russia Burning Question.
.Regarding the burning question of
R'JoSja he advocated full and fiee com
jmcuial, financial and industrial inter
course, to be re-opened without delay
and declared his belief that the Baltic
states, with Poland, should be encour
'aged to make peace on reasonable and
advantageous terms with Russia. The
allls. he thought, should do tho same
thing, for reasons, he said, "which
ought to appeal to our conscience as
Well as our judgment."
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WOMEN FIGHTING FOP
LARGER IEC0G1TIBI
Protest Made Against Small
Representation on Major
Programs in Conventions
CLEVELAND. Feb. 25. A fight for
larger recognition of women in nation
al affairs developed at a meeting of
the women delegates of tho superin
tendence department of the National
Education Association. A protest was
i made against the small representation
women on the major programs of
the convention, and indignation Avas ex
pressed at what was termed the fail
ure to recognize the growing promin
ence of women in educational affafrs.
Tlie program of the department oQ
superintendence and the National
Council of Education, the largest or
ganizations attending the convention,
jcqntain the names of IS men and only
I three Women .spoakcrs. j
! An attJck on political "bosslsm" a3
lit affects public schools, was made in
resolutions adopted by the national so
ciety for the study of education after
a discussion of the political wrangle in
Chicago, in which the action of the
i board of education of that city, in ap
pointing Charles G. Chadsey, formerly
of Detroit, as superintendent, was fi
nally carried to the courts.
The resolution declares that Chadsey
had "been subjected to an indignity
that was very much regretted in the
teaching profession," and conveys to
him "full confidence of ihe members
of the society."
Control of the department of super
intendence, whose meetings aro atend
ed by a majority of the 8,000 delegates
was the subject of a resolution by Fred
M. Hunter superintendent of the Oak
land, California, schools. He gave no
tice that on Wednesday he would in
troduce the resolution which provides
a primary system of nominations, the
two with high votes to appear on the
final ballot. At present a committee
chosen by the president names the nominees.
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A Hyomei inhaler lasts a lifetime and
extra bottles of Hyomei can bo ob
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LITTLE, BENNY' iS 1
NoteMook
fl By LEE PAPE j
Me and Skinny Martin took a wawk
tbroo the park Satidday aftiruoon jest
to take a wawk, and wc saw a buntch
of little kids standing neer the en
trants as if they was waiting for sum
body, Skinny Martin saying, Hello
kids, wats you waiting for? and one
of the little kids sed, We're waiting for
tec-tcher, she's going to tell us about
dilfrent trees and things.
G, Skinny, lets us portend to tell
them. I whispered to Skinnv, and he
wispercd back, G, all rite. And he
3ed to the little kids. Come one, kids,
we'll start to toll you a wile, there aint i
nutch about trees we don't know, is
there, Benny? I
There alnt hardly enything, I sed.1
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r So says a friend of ours named Velvet Joe. , , "
-And he just about hits the nail on the head. - ' - " 4
r''v- Velvet is made for men who think there's
'yM no smoke like real tobacco. If you are that . .
-. s. ' sort of man. listen:
Velvet was born in old Kentucky, where . 1 H
" S. -r more than one good thing comes from. It was .
' i- j ' raised as carefully as any other Kentucky , H
, thoroughbred. But the real secret of Velvet's H
y friendly qualities is its slow natural ageing in , 4 ft H
' wooden hogsheads. Ageing in the wood . H
p,i . , never hurt anything and least of all, tobacco, H
j r ; 1; V And so we say, Velvet is good tobacco . ; .
' .'v nothing mere or less. It runs second to H
Xne picture of the pipe on the tin needn't ' v H
keepyou from rolling a iim-dandy cigarette , H
T.p: -.with Velvet H
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iv -- . the friendly tobacco I
' And w e started to wawk up to the diff
1 rent looking trees and the kids wawk-
ed in back of us, and I pointed to a
J tree, saying, Do you know w at kind
of a tree that is. kids?
j No. sed all the kids, ahd I sed, Thats
ju pinwheel tree, once every hour it
says Pinwheel. pinwheel pinwheel. and
3 leefs drop otf of It. Me jest making
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' it up but the kids wunted to wait and
1 see, and I sed we dident have time,
laud we went over to another tree,
Skinny saying, Do you know wat kind
of a tree that is, kids9
No, sed the kids, and Skinny sed
Tliats a munkey rentch tree, it lakes
2000 yeers to grow and ony about a
second to stop. And we went up to an-
Intlinv nnra nir envinn1 TTflr: n prntp
" tree, kids, do you know wat it is? Aud
they sed No, and I sed its a pickle tree,
there alnt eny on now, but wen there
is you haff to pick them off, and thats
wat makes them pickles.
And we started to wawk to another
tree and jest then a short lady with
long, feet came running up, saying,
Children, wat do you mcen by this,
didont I tell you to wait at the en
trants? and one of the kids sed,
These. boys have bin tolling us, tceteh
cer. theyve bin telling us about the
munkey rentch tree ,1nd the pickle tree
and everything.
Wat nonsents, how dare you deform
the minds of these little children wen
theyre In the formative state? sed the
short lady with the long feet.
We didn't know they was, sed Skin
ny. And we quick wawked away as if
we Jest remembered a ingagement.
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NO RELEASE ORDER.
DOUGLAS. Ariz., Feb. 24. Word
from Nacozari today was that no ordel
for the release of tho American avi
ators, Usher and Wolfe, had been re
ceived there. Whether the aviators
will come to Douglas by train 01 will
fly out in. their airplane Is not known.
INFLUENZA SWEEPS MEXICO.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 25 School IH
and other public meeting places have
been closed indefinitely because of in IH
fluenza. Estimates of the number of
cases here run as high as several hun- IjH
dreel thousand but there have been IH
comparatively few deaths.
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Some aviators are not much at fl -
ins, but they'll make a good news IH
stor" some day when they find it out
by falling a few thousand feel. Hl
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