Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-05-21 | Page 10 | Funerals

L I F FUNERALS I 9 Cit City Funerals S. SAMUEl I R tISEt The funeral of oC Samuel who died Monday will be held Thursday at 2 p. p m. m In In Inthe the the Fifteenth Ward Pard chapel The bod body ma may be viewed at the home homo GO CO S S. S Seventh West Vest street from 1230 till 1 30 on the day of or the funeral In Interment Interment Interment In- In In the tho City cemetery I SAMUEL S. II H. GREEN I Samuel H. H Green aged ased 7 75 years Jears died j I jat at Pocatello 1 May 1 a IS as a result of or a a gunshot wound according to word received re- re rc i I here last night Funeral servIces services servi i ices will be held at 2 30 p p. p m. m tomorrow tomor- tomor tomor-I tomor j row at the chapel of or Joseph TV W. Talor's Taylor's Taylors Ta- Ta lors lor's undertaking undertaking- establishment Interment Interment Inter Inter- Inter I ment in the City cemetery S. S VOTER NOTED BRITON VISITS CITY On private business bent Francis Agnew 1 new formerly assistant to the late Lord Rhondda food tood administrator for England during the greater part of or the war arrived in Salt Lake yesterday Mrs l Agnew accompanied her husband Rationing is still essential In England Eng Eng- land said Mr Agnew One ounce Eng I of or butter for person a week no milk except to babies and Invalids and and other restrictions are arc still sUU In force I