Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-01-07 | Page 4 | Services Held for Logan Capitalist

SERVICES HELD FOR LOGAN CAPITALIST LOG AX. Jan. 7. Tho funeral of Thomas Smart was held yesterday froiu tho Logan tabernacle. There was a largo attendance. Tho interment inter-ment was in the I-ogan olty cemetery. As a mark of respect to tho former sheepman, capitalist and trustee of the Utah Agricultural Comoro, school waa, dismissed during the afternoon that tho students might attend the funeral. The pallbearers were Rlshnp Alma Sonne. Bishop William Evans, Sr., William H Thaln, Apostle Math las K. Cowley. President William B. Parkinson Park-inson und Bishop John Adams. The speakers, who had boon inti- mately associated with Mr. Smart dur-Ing dur-Ing his rarer r, a . r- Hy rum E. Crook- ott, secretary of state; Dr. B. G. Peterson, Pet-erson, president of the Agricultural college; Apostle John A. Wldtsoe. former for-mer president of tho Agrleultural college, col-lege, and Apostle IfelvTn J. Mallard. The tube riiMcle choir sang the anthem, an-them, "They That Sow In Tears Shall Reap In Joy." and the hymn. "Nearer, My God. to Thp". Miss Nora BllSSOp sanp "The Holy City" and Professor willl.im Spioker played Raffs "Cuva-tlna" "Cuva-tlna" on tho violin nciotnpunled by Professor S. E. Clark. John T. Calne offered the Invocation and President I Joseph Qulnney pronounced the bene-! bene-! diction. At the cemetery tho gravo was dedicated by John Q. Adams.