The Washington times., 1919-04-16

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myself. tender you our profound
ympathy.-WILLIAM B. LEONARD,
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
MY sympathy for you in the loss
/ Of your mother is inexpressible. 1t
must be, however, some solace TO
/ you as 1t is. to so many to know
that your mothers innumerable ac-
complishments and deeds Of kindness
will. cause the beauty and greatness
WALTER w. IRWIN.
Our deepest sympathy. We loved
your mother dearly.-JUDGE AND
MRS. WM BAILEY LAMAR.
with deepest grief and sincere re-
Erets learned the sad news of your
dear and good mothers death.
Millions like myself will grieve for
the great soul whose life's aim was
/ to cheer and help. all and to do good
everywhere. Though she is gone
from us yet her sacred memory lives
and win live forever in every corner
of the world where her influence
and sympathy and help reached and
| gladdened and rescued those who
needed her May God bless her soul.
lAmen.-DAVID DUH MINASSIAN.
Mayor Thompson. who is out of the
city, has asked me I'd express TO you
his deepest sympathy in the great
loss that you and also those who
knew her have suffered by the death
Of your mother. Permit me also TO
express my sincere sympathy
CHARLES c. FITZMORRIS, Secre-
tary to the Mayor of Chicago.
NY happy associations with your
mother prompt me to pay tribute TO
the beloved memory of a most
righteous woman who in addition to
her heart spirit of philanthropy was
80 generous Of time and money for
I the benefit of all those who needed
a helping hand. A marvellous soul
has gone to her great reward
BURTON B. WILCOX.
Please let me express my sympathy
for you and for your very good wife
l wish IL were possible for your
friends by sharing to in some meas
ure alleviate your grief.-JAMES a.
REED, United States Senator from
Missouri
May express my deepest and most
heartfelt sympathy in the great af-
Fiction which has overtaken you in
the loss OF your distinguished moth
er.-WILLIAM J. BURNS.
Mrs Slaton and 1 extend deepest
sympathy in your bereavement
JOHN NJ. SLATON, former governor
OF Georgia
On behalf Of the Salvation Army
in the Western States I tender you
our heartfelt sympathy in the great
loss you have sustained in the death
of your dear mother. We assure you
of our earnest help and that divine
comfort may be vouchsafed you and
yours in your great sorrow.-COM- !
MISSIONER ESTILL.
Mrs Hearsts many acts OF char !
ity endeared her to all classes OF peo- |
pie in the State Of California and |
throughout the country. Her long life |
Of kindness and benevolence can |
never be forgotten by the people /
whose cause she always championed |
Mrs. Hylan and myself extend our |
sincerest sympathy in your hour OIL
sorrow.-JOHN +. HYLAN. mayor of !
New York.
The Los Angeles Examiner corhpos- |
ing-room chapel hereby convey to |
you an expression Of our deep sym |
pathy in the death OF your illustrious
mother. She was humanity's friend. !
and humanity will not forget. She !
lived, she loved, she was loved. The
longest life contains no more.
The United Irish Counties Associa-
tion of New York City in meetlng as
- ~
felt sympathy in your bereavement
PETER J. DONOGHUE, president.
On behalf OF the International
Printing Prcssmen's and Assistants /
Union. of North America. I wish TO !
extend our sincere sympathy to voul
and yours in the loss Of your mother.
Mrs. Phoebe Eesrst.LWILLIAM NJ !
McHUGH, Acting President /
Ny love and sympathy arc with you
all A good life like hers IS never
ended.-SOPHIE IRENE LOEE.
She was the finest type Of American
womanhood. and was not only loved /
by all who knew her. but was revered
and respected throughout The entire
try.-CLARENCE J. SHEARN.
Peace and honor to her as a brave
and fearless WILLIAM T.. ]
WALSH.
Ny family joins me in extending our
sincere sympathy. ! admired Mrs
Hearst greatly and shall always re-
member her IS one Of the nObIest of
women.-LEWIS G.. STEVENSON.
Please accept my deepest sympathy
in your sad loss ! am awfully sorry.
-FOSHALL KEENE.
The Young Women's Christian Ns-
soCiation OF San Francisco tenders YOU
sincere sympathy in your great be
reavement. Mrs. Phoebe \ Hcar-; D..
was an honorary president and