The floral tributes of respect and brotherly love were many and elaborate. The casket was covered with a long spray of Calla lilies, significant of the resurrection and the life. The three links of Odd Fellowship made of pink and white lilies, roses and carnation; a wreath of Easter lilies and purple sweet peas from B. P. O. E. No. 249; a compass and square fashioned of blue hyacinths and pink roses from the Blue Lodge; a spray of blue hyacinths from the Modern Woodmen; a passion cross of red carnations edged with white on a green background; a star of roses in Eastern Star colors from the Eastern Star.

The Junior class of the Mosaic High School of which Henry Torsen is member, were among the floral offerings. The services at the grave were conducted under the Masonic ritual. The active pallbearers were members of the Blue Lodge: W. G. Zumhof, G. W. Suppiger, P. C. Olsen, Francis Jenkins, S. L. Willis and J. R. Collins. The Knight Templar escort was composed of Warren Truitt, Will E. Wallace, James Fogle, F. A. Robinson, L. F. Parsons, and Glen Sadners.

SPECIAL DAY OF PRAYER SET APART BY PROCLAMATION
All Citizens Requested to Join in Religious Services in Their respective Churches
All over this land Sunday, May 6, is to be observed as a day of prayer. 