SLOAN FUNERAL IS LARGELY ATTENDED Funeral services for Thomas W. Sloan, who died last Tuesday at his residence. Second avenue, were held yesterday afternoon in the Kighteenth ward meeting meet-ing house, with many friends in attendance. at-tendance. The speakers were Apostles Heber ,T. Grant and George Albert Smith, both of whom paid splendid tributes to the life of Mr. Sloan. The opening pra yer was made b Kzra T. Stevensen, and the II. T. Whitney quartette rendered several vocal selections. Miss Martha Kane Pat-trick Pat-trick gave a solo. "Sometime We'll Understand." Un-derstand." Junius F. Wells dedicated the grave and the benediction was given by Apostle Anthony W. IviiiH. Many beautiful floraJ pieces were received. Interment In-terment was in City cemetery.