The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
GEORGE WALBERT
 DIED YESTERDAY
WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR CITIZEN PASSES AWAY AT
 PARK AVENUE HOME.
Deceased Was Prominent in Business Circles and Was Known for His Many Kindly, Charitable Acts.

Death has claimed George Walbert.
 To business and profess ,onal men who knew him the news signalized the passing of a good and foremo. ciu- zen.
 To members of the Elks lodge it nent the loss Of a fraterna brother, who, in his many acts of kindness and helpful interest in humanity. exem- pHfed in hs daily life and conduct the cardinal principles of this order.
 To the children ol the polr the news of George Walbert's death means he loss of a Big Brother" the passing of one whose presence brought cheer and substantial gifts of food and cloth ing, for his charities were many and when a deserving case vas called to his attentcn there was seldom init 10 his goodness in this respect. It was no common sight 10 see Mir. Walbert talight onba cold day from his sutomo- fhile and picR up somh, barefdot tct take the child into store and buy much needed shoes or garments One of the rooms in the Associated Chari- lies was furnished by h.m He was foremost among tho-e who offered financial help for the sufferers in tho two cycl 7nes that swept Hot Springs outlaying districts He held the esteem and respect of those wno had the pleasure fl his acQuaiu an es. His w ,rd Wae his bond
 Although interested in an extensive way with the staye industry and other commercial ventures. Mr. Walbert loved and appreciated his home His first consideration at al times was his wife. Never a Sunday went by but marked the delivery of a large order of flowers for Mrs. Walbert
 For the past two yeans Mr Wal Derts healtB was poor Some weeks az. his wife tock him to Mineral Wells Texas They returned two weeks ago at which time the real seriousness of his condition caused genuine alarm among his fricnd-. Death came peacefully C him earlt yesterday morning He had clo T his eyes and passed mo O the eerua
 eep.
 Deceased is survived by his NjdoA and mother and daughter Mrs Harry Wolfe, and grand daughter Cecil Wolfe, of Chicago, three br hers Frank, Tom and Mart Wa.hcrt and heir wives of Ba sNilie Ark Mrs
 angley. a ssterjn-law Of Joncs ooro and Alr aud Mrs Jack SOldan Of Pitts burgh. Pa. were at his bedside
 The funeral will be held from the residence, Goo Park avenue this ait. .Tn9on at o'clock Rev Dr Marion Nelson Waldcip Rll oftcjatc. and th
 ervices will be n charge cf the Hot springs lodge of Elks, of which de
 eased was pr mment and lo.al member.
 All the pallDearers will be Elks, They include E. I1 it0w ott Hugh Steele. Tom Golden. r. NJ. cohen. John G Higgins Harry Jackson. active and Ur " r.. Parker Dr r. E Hol land. Dr N r Mount E II Bancroft Geo R Watts and J w Parrish honorary
 All Elks are requested 10 attend the funeral service az lbe me
 Be des the members Of the family an escort of Elks wiH accompany the remains t. Bate-vilie
 At Newport members Of that Elks' lodge will join the funeral party
 The remains wip be taken from Ho. Springs over the Iron Noun ain 4t n o'clock this afternoon
 Mir Wauert was born in AlicshcnN l'a. and had he lived until July Aculd have been 56 years ot are. fife came 70 Arkansas 2 years ago, first settling m Parasould and later in Batesyille, where he became president rt the Mount Olive Slave Company. which office in that operation he he q un- til hir death He was also president rf the Sales Sery,e cOmmissi n Company Of Pittsburgh
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