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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MOND 5 SEPTEMBER 12,192L A Y.: MORNING, 9 Ensign Ward Chapel. The heroism of Joseph Simmon Wilke, w ho fell mortally wounded while bearmessage to save hie comrades in ing arms at the second battle of the Marne June 8, 191$, was extolled during impressive funeral services which took place yesterday at Ensign ward cfiapel. Full military honors were bestowed at the grate in City cemetery with the sounding He of taps and the firing of a salute. was buried beside his brother, who died five years ago while serving on s mission In thd Hawaiian islands. , PaBishop David R Lyon presided triarch Hyrum G, Smith offered the invocation. The choir, under leadership of W. H. Russell.' sang the anthem "Calvary," and Bishop Lyon called upon Nathaniel Jackson, first commander of Simmons Wilkes post of the American Legion, who told of the high regard which every legionnaire held for Utah's foremost hero of the war. Dee Stone, representing the state of Utah and the otfice of Governor 'Mabey, spoke of the i regard which the state hoids out for .leroes who paid the supreme sacrifice. Ashley Wallace sang "I Know that My Redeemer Llveth, Major J. Reuben Clark delivered the sermon. Mayor Keslen reviewed the record of Mr. Wilkes, reading his citations for bravery in action from 'Ure high nnd from of his American command. He with recounted personal experiences Wilkes, and spoke words of comfort to his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Wilkes. Professor Levi Edgar Young of the University of Utah summed up his heroic 'service as comparable with the heroism of great messengers of history, including Phipeded, Marathon and Paul Revere. Miss Aaltje Poeiman, aided by the choir ; sang "What Voice .Salutes the Startled j Lar?" and Bishop Lyon spoke briefly. Benediction was pronounced by H. J. j Halton. The grave in City cemetery was an j dedicated by Joseph K. Simmons, uncle of the soldier. John Held played the cornet solo Nearer. Mv God, To Thee,' at the grave. The flag, which covered the casket during the service was folded and presented to Mrs. Wilkes by and jI marines who served as pallbearers, the casket was lowered into the grave. The auditorium at Ensign chapel was filled with mourners, including many forI mer service men. Marines appeared in W constantly study tbs individual requirements of our patrons, as well as general business conditions. Our specialized personal service, so highly valued by depositors, la made possible only by such painstaking observation. N h'rrnrlr-rmrurmn- head-quarte- J , I uniform. F The The National City Bank At Ns. Here Are Our, Prices Men's Sswed Half Solea 0 I QB 0lsO and Heels Ladles Sewed Half Solea 01 Eft and Heels ;..,.0lwV All Other Work at Reduced Prices. Our Free Delivery Is At Your Ssrvlc. Costs You' Nothing Extra. Saves You Tims and Carfar. Call Wasatch 5408 Do It Now. Our Prices Art the Lowest In the City. Our Workmanship and Materials Art th Best That Can Bs Had. Shops at Follows: They Are137,AllSo.at Your Service.5408. Main. Wat. Main Shop NO. 166 East Second South No. 225 west Broadway No. 3 336 South State . No. 4145 South West Temple And Tooela, Utah. UTAH SHOE REPAIRING CO. man Joneed freeze Jfeatyouri 1 SEPTEMBER buy thaUi toplease . n. Price no object.' WESTERN FUEL COMPANY 2tJ9'j Fouth Main 8L Was. 2667-266- C. H. FISCHEP.. Mgr. r a Is STORES MERCANTILE Storrs J. S. LINDSAY ft CO. Taylorsville GRANITE FURNITURE Sugarhcuse WELLSVILLE CO QP. CO. f Boiae et - 1 Cal dwelt-L- E LAVDF. ft KEMP HDW, ft IMP. CO., Challia W. J. KINO FURNITURE CO. Funeral of Soldier Held at Bountiful BOUNTIFUL, Sept. 11. Full military funeral services for Corporal George R. Day, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Day of this city, who made the supreme sacrifice in the offensive September 29, 1918. were held today in 12 Hie Bountiful tabernacle at o'clock. The Bountflul brass band led the procession trom the Day homo to the tabernacle and from there to the cemetery. The Oeorge R. Day Legion in combination with the national guard, acted as escorts for the body. The bodyguard was men under the made up of leadership of Fred L. Rampton, the same also acting as firing squad. The funeral services were presided over by Bishop Richard Btringham of the Bountiful First ward. The Bountitul First ward choir sang the opening and closing hymns. The invocation was offered by President J. H. Robinson and llie benediction bv Israel Call. Several speakers paid glowing tribute to the character of the deceased. Corporal Day served In Company F of the 362nd infantry, and was the first in his regiment to receive a commission. Of the 101 men who entered the service from East Bountiful. Corporal Day was the. only one to fall. He is survived by his little son. Haven, hi. wife having died u few years ago. 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Harrison rendered a violin solo with Miss Blanch Holbrook assisting at the piano. Mra. Hattie Smith sang "Sweet Little Rosebud." The speakers were William I. Porter of of the BounCenterville, James tiful Second ward bishopric. Bishop William V. Armstrong of the Eleventh ward of Salt Lake, Henry Stable of Bountiful and Bishop Tingey. Interment was In Bountiful cemetery. t SPRAGINS & Intermountain Representative (Wholesale Judge Building, Salt LakeCity CO., 824 ' Maximum efficiency with minimum fuel. The large mica door exposes to view the cheerfulness of the flaming coals. Only) SpecIjA to Montana reports the first snow of the season, together with an S. 0. S. call for KINO COAL. SON & ' . Beaver City BINOHAM MERCANTILE CO. Bingham Canyon LEIGH FURNITURE 8c CARPET Cedar City DELTA LUMBER ft HDW. CO. Delta T. HANSEN ft CO. Ephraim A. N. WALLACE Eureka M. CO. FARMINGTON C. Farmington SAM SINGLETON & CO. Perron s O. R. HUNTSMAN , Fillmore GARFIELD TRADING CO. 16 Word was received t from Ho- - f yesterday boken,' N. J., py Mr. t Mrs. George ' and Anderson, 348 Edith t venue, Sait Laker that the body of their son. Private Alexander AnUirsao- -, wiir arrive in Ho- - , boken about September 18. Alexander Anderson was killed in the Argonne forest September 29, 1918, near Oesne. He was a member of A company, 362nd infandivision. try. Ninety-firMr. Anderson was born in Clearfield, Utah, June 18. 1881. and after receiving His grade school education, entered the University of- Utah, graduating from that institution with the degree of A. B. He filled a mission for the Mormon church in Great Britain, and at the time of his entry into the service, was one of the He faculty of the L D. S. universtty. went to Camp Lewis in April, 1918, and left for France In June. Funeral Services Held for Victim of Scalding the coal E. 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