Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-24
In Memoriam.

boy, GILBERT W. CAVE IT., VINO deo
months ago today, June "a. l9ls.
Sad is my heart.
Joy is unknown,
For in my sorrow
I weeping alone. -
BY HIS MOTHER, LOTTlE CAVE. =
CLARK. In sad but loving remembrance
our beloved husband and father. JOHN WI
LIAM CLARK. who departed this me Oh
year ago today. December "a. 1917.
The month of December once more II here.
To me the saddest Of the year,
Because IL took from me away
My dear husband one year ago TO-DAY.
Gone in the best of his days.
Right in manhood's bloom:
Called by the one who loved him bcst'
To sleep in the silent tomb.
Oh. how hard strove to save him.
Prayers and tears were all in vain,
Happy angels came and bore him
By HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARY CLARKE
AND son, LEON.
CLINKETT. In loving remembrance OF OF
dear husband and father. ISAAC E. tLiNh
EFT. who departed this life one year as
yesterday. December %. 1912.
The last farewell was spoken
Six years ago today:
Our family circle broken.
Whom our loved one passed away;
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DAVIS. Sacred to the memory OF our darlin
Wis (Kittyl. who departed this life thra
years ago today, December o. 1913.
Thoughts Of thee. our dearest sister.
How often come to us and mother
That when this life OF toll is DER
Well NEE. thee on the other shore.
Singing praises with the blest.
Rest on, dearest sister. rest. sweet rcst.
BY THE FAMILY. =
JENKINS. in loving bnt sad remembrance
our dear father. WILLIAM T. JENKINS
wb,, lep tpd This life today
December -. 1916.
We shall see him some bright morning,
Resting by the waters fair:
He is waiting for our coming
BY THE FAMILY.
| LISToN. In loving remembrance Of our da.
ling boy. LEO ALOYSIrS. who departed tht
life year ago today. December "a. 1917
| year ago this sad. but holy day.
| There came message Tor our Leo. caiiini
him away.
| He raised his eyes to heaven q smile came o's
his face.
i We knew he saw the angels then-'twas
smile of heavenly grace.
The journey was glorious one. in the early
Christmas hours.
For the angels bore him gently home in 4 BET
Oh. how sweet the greeting surely must har,
been
When he met his angel brothers waiting ther
\ TO welcome him.
He left us broken hearted and home is moi
| the same
Yet We raise our eyes to God in praise.
\ For We know lie saved our darling hoy
! From the trials and SORROWS Of old age.
BY HIS PARENTS.
LIsToN. In loving remembrance of my dea,
| nephew. LEO AL0YSIUS LISToN, who died
one year ago today. December II. 1917.
| miss you. Leo. around the house,
miss you everywhere.
Your gentle look. your kindly smile,
miss your Thoughtful care.
But oh, am filed with joy to know
Gods heavenly home Won share.
With pleasure I think Of the joys that passed,
1 see your dear face DER and DER.
| I am patiently waiting until the day comes al
| When God wills shall meet never to part.
I; On the banks of His beautiful shore.
Iife's troubles and joys may come they will,
| But the OF my heart. dear. is with you
| still. BY HIS AUNT ANNIE.
MUDD. In sad hut loving remembrance Of our
| dear wife and mother ANNA ]. MUDD. who
| died five years today. December ~. 1913.
BY HER LONELY HUSBAND. SON AND
| DAUGHTER.
ocKERsHAusEN. Sacred to tho memory Of
| my beloved son. RAYMOND G. oCKERs-i
HAUSEN. who departed this life two years
| ago today. December "A, 1916.
\ In memory 1 always the one I loved
1 dear,
| His vision grows 50 clear, sometimes feel he
| must be near
/, How sadly I've counted the hours that meas
ured two snrrowful years.
Since they laid meath the mantle Of flowers
| the l loved dear.
His busy hands folded. his work earth
is done.
His troubles all ended. his heavenly crown
| is
II could behind the stars that which 10
| hid from
| 1 know I'd dear Raymond there. tenderly
| watching for me.
| BY HIS LOVING MOTHER. .
| 0CKERSHAUSEN. In sad but loving remem-
| brance of dear brother, RAYMOND G.
| 0CkERSHAUSEN. who departed this life
| two years ago today. Sunday, December "a,
! 1916.
| Some may think that he's forgotten,
That the wound has long been healed,
But if they only knew the sorrow.
| That is in our hearts concealed
\ BY HIS DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHER
VAN HORN. In sad but loving remembrance
| of our loving and devoted wife and mother
| ELIZA VAN HORN, who departed this life
l one year ago today, December "a, 1917
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND Chill
DREN.