Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

] p4 Ol ca, d4-r4 NA4Nu lA- CHOIR UL ~.
JOS pins Cathedral sang the "Saucus,"
witch piano accompanim mt by Mrs NJ.
r. Whitaker. An appropriate reading.
Rock of Ages by Miss Kate Ritter,
was rendered in very pleasing man
! ner. The next number was a duet by
Misses Emma Yam and Agnes LOWrie,
which was rendered in o charming
/ manner. The first address, on the sub
/ jec- Of Hope, 80 one Of the cardinal prin-
o.ples Of tae order, was made by DR..
Buckley.
DIR. BICKLEY'S ADDRESS.
The reverend speaker said hs felt Ike
I ne WIS some hing of q veteran in the
A. o. U. w, frcm lhe fac. that he was
| honorei Win jhe privilege Of preaching
/ the first memorial sermon ever daliv-
| cred 20 the A. o. U. w. I- was in the
I State Of Kentucky. on the occasion of
/ the org ]uza-i0n of the Supreme Lodge.
/ Since hat }ime DE had watched the pro
gress Of the order. and Noted the good
/ work g. has accomplished. re com
pared the principles Of the order to an
. arch, charity and protection ,le pillars.
/ and hope he keystone. Charity. hone
+ and pr0,ec ion beautiful w9rds-Dona
In cur language more inspiring. lie
deemed l. privilege to De permitted 70
/ discuss the hopeful part Of tle work
/ -nes Of the ord 7r There IS hcOefulness
a5ouf the work from the fact tla5 it
provides for ihe protection cf families
after loved ones are departed. The
good deeds of IN en- brothers WHO have
gone TO their reward were recalled.
There We're those who were looking to
/ them with the largest hope. and that
/ hope is having It's largest rruiiion be-
cause Of the workings Of the order
| They could have been engaged i'm no
nc5ler work than Inspiring hope in
| w.v-s and families Hope inspired
/ their hearts and their efforts. Hope is
/ a wonderful incentive TO activity and TO-
| sacrifice. Il touches the uncertainties
/ OF our lives and Gains our doubts: it
bu0ys us when discouraged, and sus-
/ tains restfu,ress.
While there was a halo Of charity.
/ hope. and Dr0,ec, ION around their lives
| it was not fully realized until they were
/ gone. The example should be an in
| Sp-r3tion 20 others on the outside. who
/ make no provision for their families.
/ L is a God given duty. devolvfne uDon
1 every man, 10 in some WAY lay ND for
| those dependent upon him. tha. they
may look 20 him with larger. broader
I hope. The A. O. Z. w is to be c0ugrat-
/ u'2ted unCn having such noble D~inci-
4 PIES no lis found9 ion. God in Heaven
/ smiles upon such combinations of men.
/ who have for their great purpose char
I irr- 4 +r-.+ f-r.F Ilr r,
/ be- more hopeful, because IF more hope
! fM we will be more helpful and if
! more helpful We will be more Christ
/ like. HoQetulnsss IS the inspiration Of
/ every sacrifice. When wa 3-2 cold and
/ f3i-hless, let hope inspire rs no duty.
| and the machinery OF life viii receive
new motion and nev Impulse.
At IN conclusion Of Dr. B.ckleys
| address. Mss Zou Hastings sang solo.
! and was followed by John j. Co1iT.
ESQ, i'm an address uDon Protection"
MR.. CONIFF'S ADDRESS.
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tempting 'neul diilIu Ihe narrowed IN
/ nuelceS Whicn surrounded MN. Ihehrst
/ protection the world ever knew that
/ cheered the heart OF humanity % good
resolve. was when me STAR OF the east
I guided charity, ialth and hone to the
/ humble GRID OF the Redeemer OF the
world. From tnaJ moment The love for
+ Wnlch the human heait renne.s, the
I hope th9l springs eternal I'D the human
breast, have not only been the major
/ part i'm our sentlmentalily but the
/ handspring in human action. il was
there ,hat the FaJherhood of God. and
/ the brotherhood of man. became accom-
/ plished facts We are taught that i'm
doing good to others, IN enhancing heir
/ welfare and prosperity. we accomplish