The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

booerse OF poverty. I would Ike TO say
10 her. never mind. the expense OF the
see some little follow who u without
shoes when the weather il cold, or some
little girl who Is poorly clothed. tremb-
Ing a. she goes out into the cold TO
carry out some errand OF her mother.
Those are times would like TO have
IA little money and then / could do a
great deal more than 1 can possibly do
THAT was not all. then they came to
visit him. and they brought him flowers.
and when tho death sweat came upon
his brow they were there to smooth
20 listen To- his dying words, and then
Co follow him to his last resting place.
Men that Is the life that counts for
The Great immortality.
Not only upon the IRE 10 come, but
This - the life OF preparation. the
time OF probation. Men these are the
days In which we are to get ready for
the life that IS TO come oliver Wendell
Holmes gives this illustration in one OF
hins books he lays that a father ought
boy and take him by the hand and lead
him out OF the school and say to him,
Now my boy the time OF your cduca-
ton is over. You are coming out with
ine. aud the wider world - before YOU.
spirit TO exult in his new freedom. the
prospects Of new possibilities, then the
father tells him thus moment IS JUST
like death, that death Is leaving the old
scEool. and passing out into the larger
lie and greater possibilities beyond. SO
our lives are Just the getting ready for
Comrades Are Passing.
Your comrades that have gone from
YOU have passed the school life, ~
they have made the best OF II. the larg-
or lie with all OF its possibilities has
Tramp. tramp. tramp the march or
history goes on from year 20 year, from
Ways from the cradle. to the grave. Ma
ton follows nation. generation iollowo
! line. are We ready TO Join those which
We have loved long since en- dlost
The Departed Members.
| Since the institution OF the Moose
/ lodge in this city IN 1909 the Following
! members have passed away;
] 1903. G. Morgan. william w. Pick
| erinr.
smith. Andrew y stoetzer. Frank c.
! l9i1-wfliam Fischer. Christy Her
( Pick. J J. Mcmillan, Francis, Curran.
Fos or Theodore Burgett. Herman
{ isisVwiuian l.. Hcu. william o-Sem
I Dorcy r. Meyers J. I'd Michaels. James
I Robinson. lee Ashton. =. X. Phillips.
/ Pete Randolch. Joseph p. Jones; John
; J. Gallorhcr. Emil Lamont. Joseph Teu-
] fol OrNl Conoway. Richard W. Gibbs.
| George y. Baker. Emil Ccrvanka. Maui
I rice Avouac. John Sadier. Richard
191f-H J.. Gasmorc. Edward Evans.
Z I'd =. Nuth. = = Griffith. Edward Ad-
] ANS Joseph Stcfnn1C. Charles jenkins.
I Dave Evans S l.. Hatfield. Louis Bush
] our. Joseph Hotchka. James EenEozki.
I S. d. Coss. Carl AlbinEer. Thomas cline.
I Frank W Schan. Andrew Hcndershot.
I Francis Noafer. VIM. Neihart
/ 1915-William 4. Hall. Joseph G.
| Ions. william watkins. Gus Goodhart.
. Dominic pcnunty. Dr. George a. Camp
I hcil Frank Fleming. John !. Becker.
/ Adolph landau. Robert Burdess. John
Il. Pnppcrf. a.. W. EgEengchwieiler. J.e-
l roy n Case. John g. Hoffman. George
] w Marker. Harry s Stewart. William
Z Powell. Leonard jacquard. Fred Friese,
] Tu. Narhayerhcckc.
J 1a1f-turuet Eckhart. John g. Gun
] riuFhrru Frank I. Sfcria. George Nc
/ f0uTh'in. Thomas Mclaughlin. John j.
3 fTsaly. Victor Matthews
Memorial COMMITTEES.
Tho committee I'm charge OF the me
/ mortal was composed Of VIM. g. Sianey.
] chairman. IT, = McConkey. George
I fSroas. John J Nolte. VIM. KindeiberEer
I FRANZ O. Miller. Thomas J. Dolan v.
/ T.. Carpenter. George Anderson. Len
I Srhuler