Evening star., 1917-11-03
DIED.

DIED.
AA1am. Departed this nfs wsaas.asy, oese-
avenue northwest, LUCY HARRIS. mother Of
Isaiah. john. Nellie. Jane and Rachel and .
Funeral from First Baptist Church. 9th strsse
and Dumbarton avenue northwest. Saturday.
HEnFgnTH. On Friday. November 2. 1917.
rln.r.1 MAupE ;,l;2 Louise. wife p w. 9: asrfurth
November 8. at 10 am.
1ELLx: On Friday. November 2, 1917, q her
re1tdence, 40 street northwest, HoNoRA
r1nil. NELLY; I widow Of the late James Kelly.
st syu' ohsTes on aaIL M9nssy &
cemetery. Friends respectfully invited to at
MORAN. At his residence. Wine avsuue.
a'iissdd;ylls isdT EdM.s ma Esd,y os evening November
Funeral tprivate) Monday mornins. Noven-
1HNNY. On Friday, November 2. 1917, At her
JENNIE PHfNNY. ~
ss1 from her late residence Sunday Ns,sm
York papers please copy.l
RHODES. Entered into eternal rest Friday.
SSsember ls11: at 0:3o pm, MARY E.
psioved mother OF Thornton f. Rhodes ami
Mary 2. Rhodes. and grandmother OF zeiia NJ
Funeral from Mount Zion NJ E. Church, 18th
street between Dumbarton avenue and o street
northwest, Sunday, November 4. at Pm
lnterment at Mount Zion cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. tAle1andria papers please
copy.)
TEAcHuA. On Thursday, November !. Ie17.
WILLIAM K. Beloved husband Us nd. Of ofaeA %oiIie Z.
Teachum.
Funeral from his late residence. Sunday, Noveu-
a. III n nm RaIa md fr{n L.
vited. Interrnent Congressional cemetery.
ter. No. i, O. T. s., is called for sunday. No
rsmber I. 1917, at 1:so pm, at Naval Lodge
han. 4th and Pennsyivanis avenue southeast.
WILLIAM X. TEACHUM.
By order Of the W. NJ.
xogEe; SI @ @sSddenly, on Friday. November 2.
Damascus, Md.
In Memoriam.
HICKS. CANNON. In loving remembrance of our
dear mother. MARY f. HICKS, who departed
tnls hfe seven years ago today, November 3.
1910. and our sister, ALICE v. CANNON, VIII,
left US sixteen years ago. November IL. 1901.
Whenever We speak their loving names
Our eyes with tears are wet,
In life we loved them dearly
And love cannot forget.
BIZ THEik DEVOTED pAUGHTERS AND
LEWIS. In sad but fond remembrance of my
sons 70 xsn ana ,sas Guf brothers. HERBERT LEWIS,
3. 1915, and HARRY LEWIS. who died two
months ago today. September 5. 1917.
Herbert. You have been gone one year ago today.
II almost broke my heart to see you pass away
TO heaven; 1 close my eyes in prayer
That hope some day to meet you there.
We may all have sorrow: i,
Some grief quickly dies away,
But the loss of my sons
Gricyes my heart from day to day.
BY THEIR MOTHER.
Many sad things in this world Of ours,
But the saddest Of all is to part
For the tongue cannot tell when 1t utters farewell
of the sadness II leaves in the neart.
BY THEIR SISTER LIZZIE.
It seems long since my brothers have gone
The flowers have died around the sods.
BY THEIR SISTER CLARA.
One mournful year has vanished;
think as teardrops start.
But the memory of my dear friend Herbert,
BY HIS DEAR FRIEND, MALLIE ALLEN.
LUCAS. In sad but loving remembrance of ny
devoted husband. THOMAS E. LUCAS. who
rember 8, 1907.
Let gentle patience smile at pain
III dying hope reviyes again.
Hope wipes the tears from my eyes
And faith points up TO the sky.
By HIS LOVING WIFE, FRANCES n. LUCAS.
NEWMAN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear wife and mother. SARAH Z. NEW
MAN, who departed this life four years aro
today. November &, 1913
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND Chill
DREN.
PAYNE. In loving but sad remembrance Of our
dear daughter and sister, RACHEL PAYNE
tnee Casassal. who entered into rest one year
ago today. November 3. 1916.
How sadly we've counted the hours
That measured this sorrowfui year
Since we laid meath n mantle of flowers
Our darling and loved one dear.
And though the circle is broken,
And parting has filed with pain,
We hold as a glorious token
The bright hope Of meeting again.
BY HER MOTHER, BROTHERS AND Srs-
TERS.
TI6NOR. Sacred to the memory Of q devoted
husband and father, EZEKIAL TIGNoR, who
left our earthly home for better home In
heaven twelve years ago, November 4. 1905.
also in fond emen1hrsnce of sweet daughter
and sister, LILLIAN BEATRICE TTGNOR,
who left September g. 1905.
'Tis not the tear at the moment shed.
When the cold earth has just been thrown over
them,
But tells how dear the ones we have lost
And how deep in our hearts we deplcre them.
'Tis the tear through many a long night wept,
'Tis life's whole pathway shaded.
'Ts the remembrance fondIy kept,
When all lighter griefs have faded.
BY THE FAMILY.