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Show airflow THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH Commander Byrd at Yorktown Ceremony Wichita Suffers From Another Bad Flood '? ""Av. 'V V-- , t V-.- ., JV x ' v ,v 1 'IV.Vf.T i- - A i t; i N wi ':::v-vvr- i Li- K: iLV s' Vti i ' v i - t; A ' ' i " y kWa-itii- . ; PIUV re.'aanoiniii)4visv fv.THAKHM- (iiwr fJI ii VI A.l-t&k'.-- ! For the third time in lees than a month North Wichita, Kan was Inundated by flood waters of Chisholm creek the Little Arkansas river. The picture was made In the heart of the Industrial district where many families were forced to abandon their homes and where much property was damaged. uiioar's'W"'"'Mi V k-y- . 3 . .41 Jr,, V. t Vx' : il - n ; xfv -- " nn iw m rn iiiiiii'itiiirnu'i ulUnioa This picture give a front view of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial tern pie on Shooters hill, near Alexandria, Va the concrete roof of whtch has Just been completed. It la the largest roof ever poured. t- 1. 1, M;;.V,W, V Progress on Washingtons Masonic Memorial 1 r ' .'ffAiTC V mm v , " w"" Prize Winning Poster for the American Legion - fff Many notables participated In the ceremony of unveiling a tablet at Yorktown, Va., to the French who died In tha American Revolution. The picture Bhows Commander It. 13. Byrd, famoua aviator, addressing tbe gathering. and - j -f' v ' ' . k j - 'T' TO SAFEGVAKX) AND .TRANSMIT TO I'OSTERITIY. THE PRINCIPLES OF JVST1CE. FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY THE AMERICAN naan g Tills is .he poster In the the members of the Legion fought prize-winnin- which LEGION contest of the American Legion for the best poster showing the cause fo and the Ideals which they represent It Is the work of J. M. Mitchell. ON THE HAGUE COURT Monroe House Is Sold at Auction MAY BE JAP ENVOY Buys the Biggest Lump of Coal '1 nd Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of Provo. The evening was socially following the dinner. tM teev. Katsujl Debuchl, now rice minis tea of foreign affairs in Japan, la expected to succeed Tsuneo Matsudalra as Jap anese ambassador to tba United Stataai According to reports Ambassador Mat. sudalra will go to London aa Japan! envoy. ; vijs Judge Benjnmln Cardoza of the New York Court of Appeals, who has been named by President Coolldge to represent the United States at The Ilague as a member of the International Court of Arbitration. BIGGEST WATERMELON rr "VVC y ;V--- Vi , i - j : T J i w w - 1 jftT'K, V I vC?- AMMSMMMHnMMitik' v vE?, s, .. SfVv BEET SUGAR KING . Mb the biggest single lump of coni ever brought up from a mining shaft. It was found to weigh In the neighborhood of 3,000 pounds, measuring 5 feet high and 4 feet wide. Miss Grlflln bought It for her cottage In Lawrence, Kan. MIsa Betty Grlflln, Kansas university coed, with ' ' ;- , J - I 0V The dilapidated mansion at 05 Crosby street. New York, la which James Monroe died on July 4, 1881, was sold at public auction, the other day. The American Scenic and Historic Preservation society, which bought It several years ago, was unable to provide for Its upkeep. Sending a Message to the President 1rcsldent Governor Ritchie Is Now Ohe Tomka UJi NN -s- -.V ' -- 'Jljit. Mr . mi 'yi, Unlucky Number Self Complacency Visitor Why are you here, friend T Prisoner Pm the victim of the lucky number 13. "Indeed I now wns Hint?" "Twelve Jurors nnd one Judge." -- to $ gJillsmgigsi (governor Kltehle Maryland, at the right, with the Indian chief of the Nusqiiehminock tribe of Imllnns oi the Womb raft League of America, after (he governor wns given the nnme of Ohe Tmiikn, or stulwnrt One, ut the fulr. y, , Herr C. Belllowsky of Germ managing director of the lurgest beet sugar seed producers In Kurope, and noted authority on the beet sugar In dustry, who conferred with Secretary of Agriculture Jardine on the world situation In the beet sugar Industry. i . 14 vi v Tlmrinlinn fJy il This Is thought to be the largest watermelon ever grown. It weighs 143 pounds, Ims a circumference of 72 Inches lengthwise and wns grown on the farm of II. I Dudley near Hope, Ark. Judge It's size by com pnrlson with the little darkey stand Ing behind It. . , ! it w XN'Vj 'LA gree, when more piled, marked whs shown by a woman d who, nsked whether her child win like Ids father or mother, re. "Oh, lie's more like me. Hut I rather think It's a pretty good thing, for I don't Me that I can complain of myself any." un- Following a Clew Bankrupt Sometime a ninn who claims V Is ns good ns Ills word suddenly ho imes spoccldcs. Farm and Flrisldj. my by Just before President Coolldge left the Black Hills lie received a message carrier pigeon from the boy scouts of Tacoma who Imd climbed to the summit of ML Hunter. Above the scouts ar. seen releasing the pigeon. "Who Is guilty of the crime?" "Were not sure," answered Cactus Joe. "So weve put It square up to Mesa Bill, to that general pro e that It aint him." d |