Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-24
GRACE FUNERAL
 THIS MORNING obsequles of Preston w. Grace at Episcopal Church at 1O:30
 A. M.
WEALTH OF FLOWERS
Crossed Wires Caused By Neay, storm Probably Responsible For
 l0uHg Mans Death.

The lass sad lites over tAe Dedy or ! Presto n W. Grace, the sen of Judge and Mrs. \. B. Gract of this el5y. W51j be performed at 10. ,J o'clock tn.s morr nS at Trin! V Epif Cau:@,! The services will b ro11.eted tv Rev. C. L. W-Reese. The funeral ar- raneenens Were o".nN,AieJ Nestt:- | day afternoon, after the arr.val Of Mr. and Ms. ]. $. Per"il, .7n ,a.,t. l If il.e tam.ly to reat.'l ,ha i: \. Mr d Mrs. Perrin wer' 1n tNelr han@y. mccl and were locar d nt Atlanta after repeated efforts p "each them at Washington and otlar pcint. Tad been made.
 The body of the yonns man Nho was 70 suddenly and lraglcal,y s4ick- en Friday evening at Coumb Il, Mo where he wat attending the state nH'vels ty, reached '',s city Sunday morning accompanied by Professor C. Murray. of the ia al. of tho .lli- yersiy, of NJ ssouri, a'l w. II. Waad- son. who had been hls ropmmatn. a;a active and honorary pal bearers. who are young ladies, scnolmases of thc deceased, ard la"Ga number of friends were at tha st l, on Ire H"!, was taken to the Grace Tome at No. 7;t Wst Barraque street
 All day Sunday and Monday sco!es of friends made sor:owf:l pilgrimage to the home of the grief >;ricken famly, there to offer wilaj tnns2iii tion ana sympathy !ies within the power of human haa '.s 70 ve. Nc groas, who have been in the service of ,he Grace family. and nany who nave received kindaess"s a' .htil t,! d;. presen cd the nse ": a.d uf- ferd ther services.
 The florists of the cty have been unable to meet the call for cut flow CTS end floral tributes Requests hava been sent to l. u' Rock, Mem- phs and St, Louis il orh"r to 1ui'f!y me demand The fl)ctI offerings are of the IF ost beautiful description.
 The telephone wras have oarrisd numerous messages eXnfAssirg the sorr)w of friends all oy:T lAe codntry and tEe'r condolence tc tho family President A. Ross H:'l, of he Uni- versity of Missouri. telegraphed his deepest sympthy ana ;ha5 of tfe studeLt body, With w1lnl Prast' Il Grace was very popular.
 T.e honorary pail bearers viii ba young ladies, who were members e i re dulldlIS Gldo VI l""' d' s''' P'ne Bluff High School of whic, Prastcn Grace was q .ntmbos and | other fir ends. The list of :c:!vc pal I carers includes young man who were his classmates and chums dur | ing his High School days.
 The honorary pail bearers will te Misses Reulah Walker, Bessie Thom.- son, All e Mae Howell. Mildred owen, Gertrude FOX, Martha Angell, Emma | Wilbou1ne, Nancy Nunn, Margaret Dewc dy and Readma Dansby. The act ve pail bearers will bc loha |. Alexander, Adam Robinson Bas; Ed dins. Henry Scu'll, Howard Strauss, Harry Miller, Sol Klarberg and ClaHd Sparks.
 A street car will be placed d. Oak street and Second avenue for .:e ae- commodation of any friends VI wish to attend the services at the cemetery.
 In conyersat;on with a representa- tive of the Graphic last nigas profes- sor Murray, who, with Mir Woodsan, has remained in the city to a'.tad the funeral, said that whea they left St. Louis the death of nseston W Grace was being investigated; Flee tric ans were examining the wiring i,