Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-02
DIED.

DIED.
at her residence. 1oe East oelieee svenue:
York Pa. REBECCA Anderson. wt6ow Of
Levin N. Willis, and daughter OF "nihm
W. and Mary A. Maughltn.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend TIE
funeral services at her late rsdaease ~
East College avenue. York. p. WsanS ne, y
taken to baltimore, Nd. THURSDAY msrniug:
By automobiles. leaving the beoss At
O'Clock. Interment At Greermeunt Gene
tery. Baltimore. Nd. at II O'Clock.
In Memoriam.
A GEORGE Z. L. FIN 1SpRs. rilI.a = asts:s At
the battle Of r tsf ssRn aorass sisrs
ATXMsoN. Sacred to the nsnsey 81 y
dear son and brother. AuLRlCk AIAIN-
SON. who departed this LIE TWO yea<s sss
v" ~ MofHER AND LYDIA.
RAcH. In fond rsmepbeanse Of en- 1900 1900
this life fourteen year, rE1n f Gyy;nS SSo
2, 1901. TdS CaAo1aS'
Of our darling son, ROBERT KENNETH.
Who DEPARTED this fife one year ago to0ay.
October 2, lslz. ased SIX years ana aiss
months.
His little e,sp - closed In sissp.
His voice VIC 6DF no more.
But memories in ar fend heaf0 keep
OF our darling boy one yesf aSe'
Can w help but feel % Icesly.
when his voice No do not hear.
For no words were ever eweetef
Than the Ser %,s r ns S;sS E r. FyRssrs
HAWKES.. Sacred and dear e ~ = ne
remembrance Of our dear dss0.sa ,nto M:
eternal one year ago today. OCTOBER :. 1si''
In the twilight arosnd our 6feside,
Always now another vacant chair
Bnt we know in Gods own CITY
A01'''' HER Devoted CHILDREN.
loved mother and sister. LoTrIE 9oNEe:
who entered into eternal rest four Yeas ago
s today n es.SSsE ? ia n5AtucHrIR. EVELYN
Jones. AND SISTER, MARY MCGEE.
nv dear IN mot aoa NARY Z. NE1LE .se 4
parted this life six years ago. October 3 AsIz'
may strive to hide my Longing
In the midst q nirts snd fur ei;,,.,,.
81 % ZEE q TosEtS z bbSSnsHrsH ETA
our dear mother and grandmcther. HAR4
3. NEALE. who depsrted this LIE NJ pa"
ago today. October 2, 1917
It was indeed . shock Severe
To part with one ~ loved % Gear;
Of our great loss wen not complain.
For il we're true wen meet again
By HER SON. CORP. g. RANDALL S'AA1'
A. Z. +.
No one knows how ne have missed Jou In
these years gone BY. , o.. ,,r.
When you left rs sad and lonely s@ souf
t-~r, IN
Though h0 YOU'RE e gone you're not sorsetsea. and
your place can ne'er be slied:
will s., assp death .ss y.sd
81 HER DAUGHTER AND oRANpsoN.
BERTHA v. NEAIE AND sHhhAAS
Leave l hea there ste sna do not weep; d. s
A happy ssIY home once enjoyed. how svest To
memory still.
But earth b. left = loneliness thst ssv< en-
BY Her LOVING SON. J. RAYMOND
NEALE.
Granddaughter, ELEANoRA SHORTER, whs
departed this life six years ago today oeto-
Der =, 1912.
Sc Pc ss ss t Il Hs:s ; sses
DESPERTr.
TAY1on In sad Int IsviPs Fs3snD; ss s f.
parted this life two years sso today, oets-
Der ., 1915.
You suffered much. you rnurmufed not,
As watched you day By day..
Until at last, with broken heart,
go" N ~ By HIS FATHER.
TAYLOR. In sad but loving remembrance Of
dspoTS ts n TSo aad saf s II:
two years ago today, October 2, 1916.
Smiles may meet our faces,
Tears may dim our eyes.
But no one knows how our hearts achA
pr H fsee LILLE I'LL gh' e66 sfs AND AUNT
ANNA.
our beloved nephew, PHILIP TAYLOR. who
left US two years ago today, October 2, 1915.
Loved little one. how we miss you
Since you passed away;
Reflections burst asunder
As VIC think Of you each day.
But We know you are happy,
And in time we shall see,
For saith the Lord, "Su6er
The children to come unto Me-
MR.. AND MRS. ". L. HARDIN.
sDa Friend Who
this life one year ago today, October 2, 1877.
'Tis not the tears at the moment she'd,
When the cold earth has just been thrvv1
That tells how dear are the ones we have isst
And how deeply in our hearts We deplsfe
them.
IT'S the tears through many Q long night vept,
IT'S a life's whole pathway shaded,
IT'S the one remembrance fondly kept
When all lighter griefs have faded
HIS SISTER.
Nor shall he leave me wholly. He shall be
An evening thought, q morning dream to me,
silence in my life. when through the Eight
The bell strikes or the sun with sinking HeAt
Smites all the empty windows.
As there sprout daisies and dimpling tufts
OF violets out among the grass where he lies
asleep,
So around my life. where he lies buried deep.
thousand little tender thoughts shan spftas,
thousand gentle memories wind and cling.
HIS FRIEND.
TYLER. In sad but loving remembrxnes Of
my father, ROBERT ". TYLER, Whe DlM
peacefully asleep in Jesus dix years aeo e.
day, October 2, 1872.
Here we all must part, here the acAin4 heart
And the sorrow DER and DER must come,
But beyond the skies joyful souls sha0 in,
When the loved ones are gathered home.
By HIS DAUGHTER, CARA TYLDR SMITH,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
J. WILLIAM LEE, Funessl pispeeR
and EDbalmer. Livery In eon1eet1on. ooU0a
dious chapel and modern crematCriuA. Noleos
prices. a32 Pa. ave. NV. TelspAeos can. In