The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07

The Exalted Ruler. Harry y. kinney.
then began the opening exercises OF
the order. In a few well chosen words
vices. and requested the secretary -
sherry. 20 call the roll OF the departed
As the nam OF each deceased mann
Der was called by the secretary. his
name on the tombstone in the grave
ysLd: Sas Illuminated The exalted
what was their duties upon such an
occasion as this. and Appropriate re
sponses were made.
Choral Club sings.
Following the opening exercises the
Elks Choral club. composed OF Joseph
Massman. Fred Wassman1 Charies
Pracht. Lester Bloom, b. a Thomas
Bsert w Aorkins. l. Myers and j. r.
titled. our Absent Brothers@ This
selection was rendered while the clab
a pehind the scenes and seemed as
church. e"oir IN the
The opening ode. TO the air OF Auid
lang syne was rendered by the mem
Invocation was delivered by ChanisIy
- y Marling. Love and Loyaity. q
s5ered selection was rendered by the
ks band and 4. 8. OFTooie recited
mat famous poem by Bryant. ~Thans-
topeis' IN an eloquent and anna
manner. While the band rendered a Sc
-. 80 INV d the NOGHA NaTF
taeir seats and marched through M
immature cemetery to the grave ara
Zach deposited a boquet OF bowers he
Meath the tomb. as a tribute 10 Their
deceased brothers. '"
The Eiks Choral club rendered Rock
o. Axes. In tones that blended in per-
me- naImony. followinG. which the
memorial address was delivered by Mr..
y Granger. Jr, editor Of the zanes-
Vile Courier. OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio This
ever been delivered npen oe sucb nat has has
sssion and viii long be remembered BY
the Elks and their friends.
In an eloquent and pleasing manner
Mr. Granger told Of the love and LOYAL.
Y that exist between the members OF
compIished by this order not oniy
ierse The Responsiblity 20 Cod and
his assertions and he fuIly expiainSd
the relation Of one 20 the other. m
took the motto Ths faults ~ ons
brothers. We write upon the sands. their
virtues on the tablets % love and mem
parted members were human and had
been Tempted and some had yielded hut
came their fauite ana 49, m.mor~
VIII always be cherished In the hearts
81 their brother members
te spoke or the void and ache that is
always left IN our hearts by the death
Or our dear ones, and ~ the sorrow that
g. felt FOR acts that have been commit.
800 -EHAH" wv NM"N M|NHa N|NN
The departed ones do not uish Us 20
caetiFafr ourselves. anf would tell 100
not a. Do % W they could lie urged
thew not 20 mouru too greatly the fosa
- % dsar friends and ~ hnd soiacs In
The thourhf that they viii ~ IN fhr
Freet Elkdom hersaftsr. where Their is
no sorrow We aiao spoke ~ the four
cardlrnl virtues Of the order. namely
Charit Justice. B%rotheriy Love and
F~ollowiuF the memorial address.
.heauflful BARITONE Instrumental solo 4
The Holy city was reudered ~ Nfr
u HeatheTiugton. accompanied BY
VIC rlha hend The EikH' Choral cluh
accompanied bv Mr. T. H Rurhae. save
Jesus Lover - Ny soul" IN En- excel
..nt manner and The closing services ~
~ "fntf we're held The eNnlted ruler
aeAtn taeh ~ the officers ff tfoe
thonrht that their duties had been ful
hlled nud receiving an Affirmative ansW-
- TIE lodFe and the audience sana the
glneing ode q THE air - "Hcmr. sweet
nome Tire frnrffcfinr We rr0.
ncunred BY Chaplain " y Martins 49,
re FiFr hand rlaved TIE rcftiude