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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH nEDALScnOKC. WALL OF WATER OVER TEN FEET HIGH SWEEPS OVER TEXAS TOWN. BOYD PARK &a.ex Residential Section Swept Away, At Least Fifteen Livea Being Loat, ' While Property Damage Will liachTour With all their fabled never had more than welu, is hen for your selection and within your roach In price. y makers of jewelry KM MAW STZIXT Million SAU LAJt CITV business Con rses I. Texas. Fifteen per dead, approximately four thousand are homeless anti property damage, It Is out mat ml, will roach a result of tin tropical $4,000,0(10 hurricane which raged here for twenty hours. 4 The damage was caused mostly hy o thhil txmxi rtrlxen In from the north hy n Rule estimated at from slxty-flvto seventy ml lea an hour. The oftlelnJ record of the tide place it at ten feet six Inches deep., hut many say the aterwas fifteen feet In depth on tie heucli. thapparal and Mesquite streeta. In tk. business districts, were flooded, un i w hile the water has receded, they are filled with debris. The entire North bench residential ifctlon of the city has lieeii swept clean, except the Smhn sanitarium, the United State public health sen Ice loHpPal, which was occupied h.v thirty vexen soldiers sent here for treatment, and one frame house. Irnitlcally exery frame building on the Ixacli front waa destroyed, together with most of the boats moored there. The residence siTtlon on the hill wot slightly damaged and a few house nere unroofed. rescued from N'miceslmy, Many where lli-- y were found flouting, clinking to sprrs and debris, ufter the wind had stihs'diH), The tnr.jor has sent an appeal to the governor, asking that two companies of aalloiml guard with suppHes lie sent at once. miles from Port Arinsas, thirty-fiCorpus CArlstl, on the upper end of Mustung Islund, was completely demolished by the hurricane Sunday, according to a wireless message picket tip at Houston. Corpus art son Stenography Bookkeeping Dictaphone Typewriting Civil Service Posting Machine I L D. e S. Business College Salt Lak City, Utah Day and Evening AU the K,ar xx Typewriters nakw Rented, Repaired, ju prica-$7.to $100. Utah Office and School Supply AM Writ for 32 W. 2nd Sooth, gait Lake City, Utah iXTir HELP WAHTED "."VSS town need barber: good opportune! or. lof men over Barber in anny bar. rood aa o rtlcer commlsalon- - (et prcnarM n few week. Call or write. Moler Barber CoUga, 43 8. Weat Temple 8t.. Salt Lake City draft. Hi messassssssBsassssa: Oil, th Th Th Va too, Canuck and Auatrllee-u- n pOIU only thing that bothered u ranka wot In Yank. th In airy French atl cur ataggerln th appen wen th mould 11 an In Olden Tlmee Severe Penaltie Wer Meted Out to Men Unable Pay Their Debts. ad 'It "Una to A curious custom was prevalent and seventeenth centuries. Anyone w ho found It necessary to liquidate his affairs wta obliged to wear a green Bank-ruptcl- Japan. To come nearer home, one need only go back to a little before the Act of Union to find that debtors In Scotland were obliged to wear garments f divers colors, a suit of grsy sod yellow being the most common. In Slam, a man unable to moot his j red-blood- ed ns h o. d h. y -- n single-hande- n d one-arme- d Mallon, George captain, 132d Infantry, 33d division, Kansas City, Mo. Manning, Sidney corporal. Company C, 167th Infantry, 42d division, Flomaton, Ala. Mestrovilch, James L sergeant Company 0, 11th Infantry, 28th division, Fresno, Cal. Miles, L. Wardtaw, captain, 308th infantry, 77th division, Princeton, N. J. Miller, Oecar F major, 361st Infantry, 91st division, Los Angeles, Cal. Deceased. McMurtry George G, captain 308th infantry, 77th division, New York city. Neibaur, Thomas C, private, Company M, 167th Infantry, 42d division, Sumner City, Idaho. O'Shea, Thomas E., corporal, machine gun company, 107th Infantry, 27th division. Summit N. J. Deceased. Peck, Archie A., private. Company A, 307th Infantry. 77th division. Ilornell, N. Y. Perklne, Michael Jn private first class, Company D. 101st Infantry, 26th division, Boston, Mass. Pike, Emery J lieutenant colonet division machine gun officer, 82ud division, Des Moines, la. Deceased. Pope, Thomas An corporal. Company E, 131st Infantry. 33d division, Chicago. Pruitt John H.f corporal, 7Sth company, 6th regiment of marines, 2d division, Phoenix, Ariz. Deceased. Regan, Patrick, second lieutenant, 115th Infantry, 29th dlxlslon, Los Angeles, Cal. Robb, George S., first lieutenant 369th Infantry, 93d division. Snllna, Kan. Roberta, Gerald Wn corporal, tank eorps, San Francisco,, jHuL Deceased Sampler, Samuel sergeant, Company M. 142d division, Mangum, Okla; Infantyy. Sandl.n, Willie, private. Company A, 132d Infantry. 33d division, Hayden, Ky. Sawelson, William, sergeant. Company . 312th infantry, 78th division, Harrison, N. J. Deceased. Seibert Floyd M sergeant Company F, 304th infantry, 91st division. Salinas, Cal. Sk nker, Alexander R, captain, 13Sth Infuntry. 35th division, St. Louis. Mo. Deceased. Slack, C'ayton private. Company E, 124th Infantry, 31st division, Lampson, WIs. Smith, Frederick lieutenant colonel. 308th Infantry. 77th division. Portland Ore. Deceased. Talley, Edward sergeant. Company L, 117th Infantry. SOth division. Russellville, Tenn. Turner, Harold T corporal. Company F. 142d Infantrj. 36th division, Seminole, Okla. Deceased. Turner, William S first lieutenant, 105th Infantry. ,th d. vision, Dorchester, Mass. Van lercal, Louis, sergeant. Companv M t v (11 a w. h sergeant. Company B, Anderton, Johannes 33d division, Chicago. Infantry, Barger, Charles D., private, first class. Company L, 854th Infantry, 89th division. Stotts City, Mo. Barkeley, David B., private. Company A, 356th Infantry. 89th division, San Antonio, Tex. Deceased. Barkeley, John Ln private, first class. Company K. 4th Infantry. 8d division. Blalrstown. Mo. Bart, Frank J., private. Company C, 0th Infantry, ... 2d division, Newark, N. J. Blackwell, Robert L, private, 119th Infantry, Deceased. 30th division, Hurles Mills, N. tank corps. second lieutenant, Donald M, Call, Larchmont, N. Y. Chlltt, Marcello H, captain, 35Cth Infantry, 89th division, Denver, Colo. Deceased. enColyer, Wilbur E., sergeant. Company A, 1st Deceased. L L. gineers, 1st division. Ozone Park, Costln, Henry G., private. Company II, 115th Infantry, 29th division. Cape Charles, Va. Deceased. Cukela, Louis, first lieutenant 5th regiment marines, 2d division, Minneapolis, Minn. Dillboy, George, private, first class. Company H, 103d Infantry, 26th division, Boston, Mass. Dozier, Jamea C.. first lieutenant. Company G, 118th Infantry, 30th division. Rock Hill, S. C. Eggert, Alan Louie, sergeant, machine gun company, 107th Infantry, 27th division. Summit N. J. Ellis, Michael B., sergeant. Company C, 28th Infantry, 1st division. East St Louis, III. Forrest Arthur J., sergeant. Company D, 354th Infantry. 89th division, Hannibal, Mo. Foster, Gary Evans, sergeant. Company F, 118th Infantry, 30th dlxlslon. Inman, S. C. Funk, Jese N., private, first class, 354th infantry, S9th division, Calhan, Colo. Furlong, R chard A., first lieutenant, 353d 89th division, Detroit, Mich. Gaffney, Frank, private, first class, 108th InN. Y. fantry, 27th division, Gregory, Earl O., sergeant, hendquurters company, 116th Infantry, 29th dlxlslon. Chase City, Va. Gumpertz, Sydney G, first sergeant. Company E, 132d Infantry, 33tl dlxlslon. New York city. Hall, Thomas Lee, sergeant Company G. 118th Infantry, 30th division. Fort Hill. S. C. Deceased. Hatter, M. Waldo, sergeant. Company R. 350th Infantry, 89th division, Neosho, Mo. Hays, George Price, first lieutenant. 10th field artillery, 3d division, Okarchec, Okln. Her.ot, Jamea D., corporal. Company I. 118th 30th division. Providence, 8. C. Deceased. Hill, Ralyn, corporal. Company JI, 129th Infantry. S3d division. Oregon. 111. Hilton. Richmond H sergeant. Company H, 118th Infantry. 30th division, Westvllle, S. C. Hoffman, Charles F, gunnery sergeant 5th regiment marines, 2d division, Brooklyn, N. Y. Johnston, Harold I sergeant Company A, 356th infantry, SOth division. Denver, Colo. Kame, James E sergeant. Company . D. 11 7th nh dlvlslpn Knoxville. Tenn. K,uftn,n Benjamin, first sergeant. Company R. IklSth Infantry. 77th division. Brooklyn. N. Y. Katz. Philip G, sergeant. Company C. 3C3d In- fantry, 91 sf division, San Francbwo, Cal. Kocak, MateJ, sergeant. Company C. 5th regiment marines. 2d division. Albany, N. Y. Kelly, John Joseph, private, Cth regiment marines, 2d division, Chicago. Latham, John Cridland, sergeant, machine- gun 107th company, Infantry. 27th division, Westmoreland. England. Lemert, Milo, first sergeant. Company H, Infantry, 30th division, Grossvllle. Tenn. Loman, Berger, private. Company II. 1324 Infantry, 33d division, Chicago. Luk. Frank, Jr, lieutenant. 27th aero squadron, Phoenix, Arli. Deceased. 132d text-boo- k Twenty-sevent- cap humility to himself and a warning t others. Those who made a hobby of getting rid of their Indebtedness by wsy of the bankruptcy court should st all costa ateer clar of Chin. are almost unknown In that country, aa they entail immedlat execution. A similar drastic punishment used to he meted out to delinquent la x Colo--rad- In France during the sixteenth pre-parin- g e REFUGE IN BANKRUPTCY NO Bcotti. LngPah an the Irish an' the owlln HE United States of Amerlcn is nn Illustrated history of the which will tell exactly war great what happen d xxheti the Hun? hit the Yanks. In the meantime congress has picked out a fexv sample -- fighting Yanks and awarded them the Medal of Honor, not for doing their mere duty, but for "conspicuous gallantry and Intrepidity above and beyond th call of duty." Incidentally, this list rould be easily doubled and FATALITY MARS VISIT. trebled. Again; The names of American soldiers who wear other American, British and French Ktwa Writer and Driver With Wileon decorations are legion ; six of the 12,000 Americans xx ho Party Killed In Auto Craeh. fought with the Canadians were awarded the Portland. Irlveu ut breakneck Victoria Cross, the British decoration' correspondleed along the Columbia headway, ing to the Medal of Honor. One out of 15,400 soltwelve mile from here Monday, an diers In action recelxed the Medal of Honor I xvould like to see the official citations setting automobile bearing three newspaper forth th acts of supreme courage of each of these correspondents accompanying President Wilsons parly left the road, 78 medalists printed In full In every newspaper In turned turtle on an Incline and left the land. 1 would like to see these citations made and put Into the public schools. two dead and three Injured meu lu Its Into a I nm not bloodthirsty, but 1 approve efficiency, wake. Ben F. Allen, for lift mm years the even la killing Huns. And I think such a book of the would be an Incentive to patriotism to every Washington" correspondent American boy and girl our future citCleveland Plain Dealer, was Instantly killed, as. was James U. Patterson, 73 izen. Aa it Is, there Is space for little here besides the years old. the owner and drlxer of names of the medallMta. Study the list and find the The Injured were Ilohert T. Small, out many Interesting things for yourself. Yon will note, for Instance, that 21 are officer Wash'ugton correondent of the Phil57 enlisted men. Nineteen paid the price and M. Public Ledger, Stanley adelphia New York lends xvlth nine; Illixxlth lives. their corresomlcnt KeyteMds, Washington of tha Baltimore Sun and Arthur D. nois Is second xxlth seven, and California. Missouri, Jer-e- y, South Carolina and Tennessee share Sullivan, a reporter for the Portland New xxlth six each. honors third New. Military experts have long regarded the Marines most efficient fighting men of all the armies of the Jail Sntncs for Townley, world. Nevertheless, 39 of the medals go to the Jackson, Minn. Ninety days In ths the men of the National Guards; 23 to men of the Jackson county jail the limit under selectlxe draft organisations, 13 to regular army was the sentence lmpoed and marine the statu 2 to the tank corps ud 1 to the units, hy District Judge K. C. Dean on A. C, air service. Towuley. president of the National By dlxlslons, th Thlrtleih leads xxlth 12 medals; Nonpartisan league, and Joseph Hil- It Is the Natlonul Gaurd organization of the Caro-bert. former organization manager, II Second honors go to the and Tennessee." who were conxlcted July 12 of huxitig Eighty-nintIs the selective draft xxhich dlxlslon, eons;d"d to tench sedition. unit of western Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and Nexv Mexico. The third Million. Ten Lota or National Guard Division of Is the Thirty-thirDaily Strike, New York. Ten million dollars a Illinois. Fourth honors go to the famous Second day lias been the cost loathe' United dlxlslon of regulars, xxldch includes the marines, States of strikes ami threatened xx Idle fifth place Is shared by the txvo New York and the Ueventy-seventstrikes In the last eight months, as- dix Mons, the serts Stephen t Mason, president of far-ithe National Association of Manufac- "Sergeant WH, a regular, put In a whole-dareIds of wave first the company of advance turers. He killed nests ducing machine-gumany of the enemy and captured ten machine guns Wild West Stunt in Gotham, more than 50 prisoners. Hock Springs, Wjo. John Buxton, and Woodtlll. also a regular, reduced Lieutenant deputy state game warden. Is dead, machine-gunests, killing at three separate jam! Joe Omeyo, IT, Is held in the counrifle and pistol and 12 with of the enemy least ty jail on a charge of .murder. Omeyo a xith two pick. finally shot Buxton xx hen the officer attemptvolunteer Lieutenant Luke, an eight eon-- j ear-oled to arrest him for hunting out of 17 days. 18 in aircraft enemy aviator, destroyed season. Wounded and forced to make a landing, he killed attacking Germans vith his pistol until he fell. City Get Huntington Trove. Sergeant York was originally a sincere consciLos Angeles. A group of lxks and entious objector. lie was convinced from the Bible So he went objects of art. bel'exed to he the larg- that "blessed are the peacemakers. est Indlxldual eolleision in the world, oxer to help make peace. He killed 24 of the xxill he given enemy with rifle and pistol, put a whole machine-gu- n valued at to the people hy Henry E. Huntington. battalion out of business and inarched 132 prisoners back to the American lines. Wild West Stunt in Gotham. Every possible kind of courage was shewn by New York. Six handits held up the those medalists. Heberts, when his tank slid Into to Williamshrldge branch of the Bronx a flooded shell hole, deliberately gave his lifevcu-.- Blackwell gave Wa life In e hK wave gunnerhank afternoon and Borough Monday wit hea to ha get through vyfire escaped ln,aa automobile w Lth $sOOQia uuteer attempt message. Whittlesey Is the CjO to hell officer of rash. Argonne fame, who would not surrender. Loman wears also the Victoria Cross, Legion of Honor, the Race Riot in New York. New York. One negro xxas killed Mednille MUlttalre and the Croix de Guerre. Don't forget the cartoon In which the two injured and a patrolman assaulted and the potential hero who never got to the hero la a fight between negroes and whites are each saying "You lucky guy I" And firing-linrhich broke out Monday at 135th don't forget the potential heroes. Their hearts street and avenue, in tliiMieurt were broken, cf the negro section. Th Complete L1L Order Restored In Honduras. Adklnaon, Joseph B sergeant Company C, 119th Washington. Order has been res- Infantry, 30th division, Atoka, Tenn. tore i in Honduras and consequently Allex, Jake, corporal. Company H. 131st Infantry, the 'landing force from the United 33d division, Chicago. Slates cruiser Cleveland has returned Allworth, Edward S, captain, 00th Infantry, 5th to that vessel at Puerta Cortex, the division, Crawford, Wash. fctate deDartment hat been advised, -- SO n fntr ' - 2d 1 c. V liabilities was put in chains tod compelled to work as a slave for his creShonld he escape, his wife, children, father or other relative were seized In his stead. At on time bankrupts wer considered criminal offenders even in England. As a matter of fact certsls cases of fraudulent bankruptcy hive incurred th death penalty In this country. Any concealment of books or the secreting of property by t debtor was so punished. Under this law a man called John Perrot vs hanged In 1761. London ditor. Tit-Bit- FOR SALE icinity a piano, also latest used but In pemodel player-pianrfect condition, practically new, which we will sell st an attractive figure and on practically their own terms, t responsible parties, hack. Write today Music Co., 13 to 19 St, Salt Lake City, rather than - -- F'-o- tt Almost Universal Symbol. The swastika symbol has been foa depicted on tombs at !Iiar!.k. ancient Troy; on Buddhistic inWT necmP tlons In India. In Etruscan Corto Uses, on coins of Gaza and on rock carvings In Sweden. Celtic stones In Britain. In times,' ft In mon use by the aborigines. J Pnon M lut, d4 Coro ft.- let Few persons besides Chinese tr1 visit the forbidding shores of bound Penoo de Coron. The t"'' with l beauty of Its towering cliffs, .a AS dark and jagged outlines southern sky. Is lost upon the n1' v. ho see them only as a source enue. By swinging from rope lng ladders they scour these p . the tiny nests from which are r ted the famous bird nest soup, nestg they sell to orients! tradt thousands, who come regularly T lo'.Btrj. fh' "moaToH TVm.rL';'"1 m. G32h r- la. j - hnU ship to Consolidated East First South Utah. Lord John Russell. During the years of my unclescoi tlromynt I was much more In his when I pany than had been possible was a schoolboy and he was foreign Pemsecretary or prime minister. 'meto broke lodge became memory home; and I have no happier side the than of hours spent there by fD trap bat. of one who had played ball with Charles Fox; had been fueHolland; ling companion of Lord corresponded with Tom Moore. d bated with Francis Jeffrey. Me with Doctor Parr; had visited Sir of rose abbey In the company and criticized the acting ter Mrs. SIddons; had conversed with poleon In his seclusion at had ridden with the duke of wJinp ton along the lines of Torres L W. E. Russell. yiriepiflue' 2ohn C- - corporal. Company M llSth lcfamry"-30t- h dixlUon, Carmlen. Waalker Reider, sergeant. Company A. lOUh Noreland. Norway, Wafd Calvinprivate Corapanr HTth In fantry. 30th division, MorristowoTenn eant. Company D Che,t'r, H" 363d 9ist division. Idaho Falls, Idaho Whtitiejiey Chari.. W Reuten.nt wtk Infantry .th dlxlslon. Kitsfleld Mass, York, Ivin c-- sergeant. Company fantry, S2d division. p.n Mall. Tenn (CoovrUbt. XVeftt.rn X.w.p, v- We have In this high-grad- e . |