The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
i. MOUNDSVILLE
MOUNDSVILLE ELKS
PAY ANNUAL TRIBUTE
TO HONORED DEAD
HON. cHAs. y. scEUcK or WHEEL
ING. DELIVERS ELOQUENT
MEMORIAL ADDRESS
Strand Theatre Packed TO witness
Lodge Of Sorrow-othsr NowB
OF Mouudsvtlle

The annual memorial services for dc
rar,r1 MEMBERS he'll yesterday after
nm p, :hr strand theatre 10y Mo"7Is-
s.lc 'o'cr. No. - i + . Elias WIS
,..rr II nc u0St impressive ever hc!'i
90 irurdrcla attended tn" Lodge ~
Sn.~,v- n" .N"o TIE being crowded :"
,ttt.;:v TIE cost impressive part -
t. sr'"r1id program carried "ut Va
We ~,arorial address,. d"''vsr"d h\
Ir,n Charles !. SchucH. ~ Wheeling
The FI%s met 1T their home on Fifth
street at $50 O'Clock and went 20 IN,
theatre In a body.
The program began at ga o'clock.
with music by Ne;s;er's Orchestra. -!
bridgeport. Ohio. The opening cNer-
c;SeS were then given BY Exalted Rule"
!. 4. Merritt. followed hy Il song rem
dersd by the Second Presbyterian
church quarte,tc. Of Wheeling. THIS
was followed BY the regular part 81
the program. our .A!tcr." BY th'
ESQUIRE OF the lodge. Robert Weaver.
The Invocation was then given by th'
Chaplain. folIawed by u selection 10y the
orchestra. The roll call OF the deccaSe''
members was then carried out. IN"
nan being called by Secretary Dale
r. Chaddock. This was one or III"
most impressive parts Of the entire pro-
gram. It was followed by the reading
"Thanatopsis," by 7. A. Kelly. after
which a vocal duet was rendered. which
was highly enjoyed by all present. ThH
responses were then carried out BY the
different officers OF the local lodge.
followed by another splendid duet.
Come into Me"
Hon. Charles J. Schuck. Of Whe"''nh.
member OF Wheeling Lodge No. IS. was
then called upon 10 give the memorial
address. His talk was splendid ann
highly enjoyed throughout, being de-
clared by many OF the local ElSS pres
ent TO be one OF the best addrnsseS ever
given at a memorial here. He dwelt
a, some length on the work Of the E.lkS
in his country. explaining the purpos"
Of the lodge and how the members arc
helped 10 he made hett"r citizens by
carrying out the creed of the Elks. He
spoke as from member TO member, ana
as friend to friend. aud every sentence
OF his address was listened 10 with tn~
greatest interest by the hundreds OF
Elks and their friends and relatives
crowded into the theatre. His sp'e"h
was at times very touching. especially
as ne dwelt on the passing away OF
the members OF tue lodge.
After the memorial address the quar-
tote rendered the beautiful hymn,
ct ONE. Ye Weary" followed by the
henedict!on by Rev. NJ. +, Compton.
The poStlude by the orchestra completed
tn" program.
The program was as follows;
Voluntary Orchestra
Opening Exercises. $1,000. Exalted Ruler
Vocal Quartette. God Shall Wipe
AWAY All Tears. .Noo'nbs
OOr Altar f.SQulEC
invocation ""pI''"
Selection orchestra
Roll Cali Of Deceased Brothers....
secretary
raaro.opels. 1T. A.. Kelly
Noca, Duet. The Invisible Land.
Shelley
r.,r,r-rs Lodge Officers
N,ral Duet. Como Unto Me-. Campana
Memorial ADDRESS
Fro. Charles J. Schuck, Wheeling
I.olS' No. IS.
vora. o4ar,ctte. Come. Ye Weary"
Srtalnei
EeneG'c.Ion. Bro NJ. +. Compton
,'oS,lude Orchestra
Officers OF Lodge.
Exalted Ruler-J. B. Merritt.
Esteemed Leading Knight. Lloyo
Arnold.
Esteemed Loyal Knight. W. Kct-
Yer. Jr.
Esteemed Lecturirg Knigh,-Earl ~.
Robinson.
Secrc,ary-pate T. Chaddcck.
TreaSurer-Paul Trchan.
EsOuire-Robsr, V. Weaver.
Inner Guard-T. =. Walker.
Tilcr-J. Lawrence O'tonnell.
Chaplain-John II. Siyert.
Second Presbyterian CHURCH Quar-
tette. Wheeling. W. Na-Mrs. Edna Neg
Bit De P~ospcro. Soprano: Miss Carrie
Schenerleln. Cortral;o: Mr.. VIII J.
Jones'. Tenor: Mr.. j. Edward roctcr.
Baritone.
Mrs. Nellie Ebeiing Nay. DirectrcsS.
Meister Orchestra. Bridgeport, Oht".
Mr.. George. Director.
Following are the names oS the de-
ceased OF Mound5villc Lodge No. 2sG.
=. =. O. Ellis: 3. l." fiamr"nd.
y. A. Dorsey. Walter Nor :. Jr..
+. d. Limerick, Il. L. Peabody.
l.. Il. Purdy, Henry cNm"N
Don Shaser, y. y. Ingram.
J. /. Murphy, j. y. Howard.
J. y. Houston, \FTcd kiTNt'Ic,
Il. r. Marshall, L. { Grts".!.
O.. /. holiday. Zen FITZGERALD.
lee MCDOWELL. :. r. West.
Frank Murphy. w. T.. ,iaI Hey.
w. J. HoNeweih Y. |. I'"""tt.
J. f.. Roberts. J. W. Ven "
n. +. C"c!>,er. NJ. i'cn't'' H".'i.
John Mc';.:"c. ". J ca" "Er
J. w. pInley. y J.. Ear""r.
T. j. Parsons. Thomas 80 =. "rI'
J. J. RCcdy. J. /. f't-"E'
r. /. Zink. f.. y. Smycrs.
william Eller, !. * Chase.
II. e. Davis, I. {. Ne" man
s. L. blair. r. {. Roberts
VI. VI. Conway, /. II. I|"ie,
J. A. Ewing. =. W. Mathews
W. 7. Greenal. y james w. Ryan,
F. W. Brown.
Up for Two chargso
Di1nian D:mesH" Will lee brought NJ
on Two charges before Squire Lewis
in justice court today. being for drunN-
ennesS. assault and battery.
It is said late Saturday night D!orn.an
got on a spree. went home in " very
drunken condition and at once Start,i
70 cause trouble. He first trisl h-&k
ing I'D his wife. and When she rrn ia
stairs 70 take refug" in 4 ooardcr =
rom the drun%en man declared that
she mad gone there to he with Ter
hoarder. Il Is then alleged that he he
..we erased and rred through the door
w:th \ shotgun. To"eN"r II" on" was