Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-03
MEMORIAL SERVICE E MOST BEAUTIFUL
 BISBEE HAS KN0WN
Large Audience Joins with Elks in Paying Tribute to the Memory of Lodges Honored Dead.
MUSIC AND ORATORY
 HOLD ATTENTION

From gfsgC 10 door aud even Co ilc hack oi the balcony and gallery the Orpheum was iil'cd sunday afternoon on the occasion of fhe EIks memor ial day cere monica There were lHac- ticalg no vacant seats to ha foDui and there were numbers people nt the rear of tbc audite m gho ro mained standing tasU H9u ta saI- vices. And uote- u HiaEsa have more beauJIul se Ire been aaGaa.t. ed than those ai sun y was Ihe gem eral express ion oT the hundreds ho attended
 shortly before go Sunday arr- noon a lous louhle iia lc men marah- cd down Main stree. from tHa E'ES home to the e)rHHeam thoalai They were membes loeal lodge and and headed ubaT ggrryiu- a large national lag leF lroaee ca slowly and Titl ny taking le Utreet until Lrcet was reach and then sidewalk Follow Hg the fla fag a5 the lcle Ha nnj oa when -ne OIphtaH Was rarsII trp members % pass resh and taaH followed igto Ea .1I5a ia ,Els procession there =ara mon than lGp
 Services are E-afn
 At l.3p G.aGGau- CrCh r- struck the openinE eHC 8 nroccssioaal march tg Bgeu and the ElBs passed down che a finding seats in the front g. taa house They re mained standing uuliI alar sae C1r tain was raised and tGe si-u to a seated given Hy Ecl aul-r J. -f Ball On iGg were sacteH az exalted ruie sec atlrF f Cox. treasurer safn Watson. Rev. J. E Fry and Roy Decker. and. DIS tfiet Depg EEa1ta6 Ruler E I Dick erman and John E. Williams. la speakers of tae day n the box the right of tha staEa wa-e four nzst exalted rulers J. l HeGgaaor, Emil Marks, N ). Gaunlu ham and Samuel FrankeuEerg end Ea1 % tie trrs.aa= Of the lodge The other officers ue.e at their stations at the Lss and ln lear of the hau for it bad been a. ranged IS g lodge room E l stations in PIoper pCsitigu.
 When tEe c'E.Eain ra .scH asaaG ll scene met tEe eyes u sha aH aura that had assembled h .. r~
 bower formed .ae f and
 and through this isi#asHsur tWlnsd and WDtG l0GH vines. asT- nations Ct pink, white g god ana brilliant rGnsss man gT.
 riiliGut l colon Tn a. Fore ground lae were t#g I7 minated globes baaiHr the names Ehomae { Dwyer and John IT, Booth and as tae rear W3a a th.-a bearing na name of ". x. Reed fra-a rnus.-rr ss- ] lutinated uEul oH Ea el or fra m 1 ot the three Craaa.oF lm rHz Tr the secretary each ' r- guishol on tha 'E aaHln~ .r s.a ] name that tho efora rara.
 Addresses gre N5ta.sr-ny
 The ope1inT ad- was Ee Iv | J. A. RalI, the asIHr1 nra a- .g- l lodge and thrn #0L. nef Of musical U1mEerT and ar.aE'u 1
 The eulogy wac presented r T. BlCEerInuH -ae ht-r-. official .- ! EikdOm in tra state -r1 a- many lelutfGi Thoughts and sEranrf- ed some Of tho .aEa u.E lr EIEE8m {,
 The memorial address vua at-ar nv John s. Williams end Hss ono aE -Ha ablest and most ri.~ar aEurEz .H-f be has eyer made. lEa held his bear CTS in intCreraI attention iii the !. end and ie.l lEam lessons and ! thoughts that yin long finger in tlat- 
 The committee tha hal Che ca-r- monies iu chaEE- #Er agr1 rases rE lf M Cox, who aarr~af tha sneakers and attended tO all clerical detail. |. J. M. SilverthCrr r h1 h.a charee Of the decoration and a rr.-.-re t M. Smock who arranged tra oEsr--. cal and Lglun s.. aur D. iteylolls whose uas E musical part n' The program
 After the 5e ended ana the audienoa had la lE1 a-s were gathered tg-aLHer Hanaa= --a -a 10 70 the si1. both fla