The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
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their bones" Charity. justice and
brotheriy love. he declared, are a trinity
ii cardinal virtues. the teaching OF which
can not fail TO uplft
Mr.. Roberts spoke at some length on
the immortality OF the soul and the res
direction OF the body. The immortality
of the soul. he said, is taught by the
Ellss and believed universally. To the
person who believes in the souls Inn
mortality. he declared. IL is not hard 20
go farther and believe in the resurrec-
tlon for the life eternal. These, two be-
liefs. Mr.. Roberts said. soften the panGs
OF suffering and separation, and give d
wholesome comfort to the mourner.
MIR. Roberts spoke in an optimistic vein
OF the adversities and troubles of the
world. Without adversitles. without
troubles. the world would he poor place
in which To dwell. Without poverty there
is no necessity for the virtues Of gener-
tude would be useless were there no evil
to overcome, no surferings 10 bear, Vice,
he declared. was necessary that there
might be the opportunity for the eXer-
else OF virtue. Under these conditions
The balance OF the world was right and
proper. virtue against vice. good against
evil, bcncvolence against poverty. SYM
pathy against suffering.
The services closed with the singing
Of the ''DoYology'' by the EIlfs' lodge and
the audience.
List of Dead.
The members Of the Salt Lake lodge
OF 5llSs who died since the last memorial
services OF the Blks u year ago were:
Hoffman. Charles N. Freed. w. r Coop
cr. Jacob Noritz. James NcTernay, Alma
c. Riser. " +, Ferrin. Thomas Coult-
hurst, David $. Murray.
Those of the order who died prior to
the last year and In memory OF whom
the services also were held were: W.
W w t,.s; Milss; =. J, Pratt; r II; Peters. j.
Eins Is. A. k Jog. T' Y Hoffman y r
McKenna. Louis Goldsmith ~. NJ Mil
Ter. Henry SieGel. w. \. Neldon. John
p. lnman w. P Carey. II. NJ. sayior.
W r. Lynn J. W. Haywood j. u. Nor
lon. w. y. Parker. -. II. Peery. Jr. G.
S. Ford, r. W, Fletcher, William NJ El-
1iott. IT, II, Harder. james Hoglc Max
~. Peters. j. u. O'Brcu.l Owen Hogle,
John G. LauH, +. l.. MclIlroy. A. S. Wat
son w. H.. Root, T.. L. Ritter, Frank
s. \. Benson, D: p. Tarpcy. =. T. Hud-
dart. Otto g. Bersback w. j. McIn-
tyre. o. y McCune. George II. Neville. c.
~; NenI.ausen, 2, a Lanse. Nathan
Pitt. l. NJ. Barratt. l.. u. Mark. y. A.
Iioock. r. w. Richmond l. Kahn. ].
Oberndorfer. w. I. Gray. NJ. J, Kennedy.
r.. Il. Haywood j. II. Wood j. III Mcasc
w. A. Johnson.
Memorial Committee.
The service were under tlIc direction
OF the memorial committce consisting of
II. A. Lcipsicer. chairman; ]. Hanson
NJ NJ. Warner, j. Willard Squircs. W. u
euler,
The reception committee. which re-
crivcd ami sealed tho audience. was com
posed OF y. j. Davis. chairman: j. q.
Lcary. u. NJ. kcysor. Thomas Homer. !.
G. Jack, Gideon SNYDER Harry Brain.
Ben Davis, G. l.. Applcgatc. l.. c.. ,Kclsey'
j. II. knickerbocker. Oscar Lehman, Vi.
&. I4ockington. c. :. Pulver George r
Strickley. Thomas NJ. Ivory. G. a. Bal
lenscr. T.. +. Kaufman w. n. Night
ingaic. !. Sieecl. r.. G, Pcnrosa r. H.
Gardner. 6. H. Cutting. ]. ". AllorI.
j. J. Bnrbe. T. T. Collins. j. w. Collins
and Il. j. Owen.