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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSYILLE. UTAH Probable Choice for Summer White House General View of Illinois Tornado - "W- - ' " tS;r, "r t -- X3c "i Vv H 1 ' '' I V T i. 'v . . 'iPvQL-gi- th. i , J vf j YTlnLjr4trt j- r--v wk .tr. tulZSww ,W lll V iii A 4 -- j Ei , . v , v s ,.naJ w ! lit v w JJ--- 'A -- ' v ' a. v - "'V'' .V'C "fv " ' "' ' v V.' j 0 Front view' of lute Court at Swauipwcott. tba v.inte of t Stearns, the president's Intimate friend and ajviaer, which IU probably mer home or Summer W htte House" K M.-i.a- ! cLowen a Snath, minuting thst of t rank W. Ula sumby lrident tN,U1 Making Long Hike in Shackles CLEMENCY IS ASKED (0- - 'Sk This la a. panoramic view of the devastation caused throughout southern Illinois by the recent hurricane la which hundred of lives were lost. uan hundreds of joiile seiioualy lujuretl, and million of dollaTa werth of damage . resulted. y; H D Street in DeSoto, t Tornado-Swep- rr 111. Tn 'tM 'wra . ::'-M5rr4- ,v .rvsv r 'w' u . . i 1 EiQ ,i. ' .w.' , ,.X a' IWr a ??? ;4. .4; 1 - Thla la Kdna I loud, the little tain flrl of West Virginia, In moun- whose behalf lreldent Coolldj: will be appealed to. The 1resldent Is the only person who can open the gates and t allow Kdna to walk out Into the f freada, Xh Is fUMC .In the Stark county workhouse because a half mile whisky still was found from her mountain cabin. Shs Is erring the longest sentence erer known In the history of the world for bootlegging seven years and a fine of $0,000 which If ahe were forced to work It out at the rate of 00 cents a day would keep her lu prison for S3 years. .'it fl sun-ligh- V,;AV n Y' i, V'N'v;y yt i Ffj vp rsfv ?' 1 kooy giAgr V tlW NEEDS LITTLE SLEEP Shackled to each other by a six foot tiiatn, JiMeph K. Nixon, son of Dr, and Mrs. Itlchard B. Nixon of Duluth. Minn., and Kmmett 1. Kawson, son el Mrs. Urant 1. Kawson of Koysl Oak, Mich., are trekking arrows tha Americas continent They net out from San Francisco January 30 for New York. It they return to San Francisco without having broken their shackles, they wtil win a $3,000 wager. hmn Nasty Tumble for Girl Rider After the Tornado and Fire at Murphysboro fij. f ft Nf4l C1 ! -- v V biifSi j d. k y L. 11 .. . tp$ d y' irh' o Scientists are mystified by the endurance of Alderson Fry, twenty, one of the most brilliant students at Marshall college, Princeton. W. Vo, wbo has averaged only tea hours sleep a week since his feet were Mias Lorraina Uggett daughter of Louis K. Uggett of Brookllna, Maas, rut off In a railroad a evident Art years ago. Fry Is alert and extremely active photographed as aha took a bad apUl wben her mount missed a burdla. Mlm tn college life; being a member of Uggett was thrown betvlly but by good fortuno missed serious Injury. the swimming team, despite his disability, cheer leader, and manager of the college paper. c. Removing Dead From Demolished Hotel ;.? fL- - iJJL. .l t- f V I t ft v'' - -- , m ii e - t. X i,i i t f Hi t , , V t T, - M'-- :.--V- 7 Nt t J kj - - - - ,ets - I1 ' t- n ;p ir "j , id-no- - - . c - i - DIPLOMATS BRIDE ftC ' - :rir- k.r Ambassador Tellez and Family i 'A jy 4 isA ONE OF THE SURVIVORS C ; 4 'U.l ? y r V N M I ii 4 1. i .vH V ILi.s Margaret !, o V bewutlful daughter of Mrs, Tracy .ws of New fork and. Washington, wilt be wedambaxf'adov Knot ttlch $ irst portrait of Senor Don Manuel Telle, recently appointed ded during the summer-thi a de Teiles Benora children. and wife -bis with i s rd Thy berg of Unde benr. Sweden, to Washington from Mexico, Thk new vice consul from Sweden la New light ful hostess sod will be a charming addition to tbs diplomatic group. I Terk dtr. aaoedaily posed portrait was made at the embascy. |