Evening star., 1919-12-31
IN MEMORTAM.

ouE= dear beloved daughter ana sisteF.
HELEN l.. Mccoy DooNEY. who dted one
year ago today. December II. 1918.
Oil. the memory of thst sad morning,
As We ~ateled. with aching henrts.
Seeing The -e.le loved dearly
Pierced by deaths cruel darts
Thou art gone, but not forgotten.
In this great word OF strife.
Thou shalt always be rom, Isbered
:. As long az Sod gives us. liIe-
One wear has pas-'I. ow hearts still sore. fi
- As time on we miss her fupre;
Her loving Smiles her rhecrful face. =
HER III a"f LSTiE Sa fcs. faRESs nSc' tHI,w H,sse AND
NELLIE Mccoy AND FAMILY.
GRINDLY. In. sweet remembrance Of my
friend, CATHERINE HARRISON GRIND
today. December 81. 1915.
Offer your communion for her.
You. who loved her in the past
And think Of: her sometime each day.
While love and memory last
And sht'u throw you Kiss from the spirit
worlI. -.
With smile. you rcmcmber so well;
And whispe-. the wonderful love of Christ
When 10 earth you have said farewell. .
HoRNIG. In sad hut loving memory Of my
dear son. ARCHIBALD r. HoRNIG. wha
died one year ago Today. December 81. 1918.
There are many. sad things in this Life of
Bft the sadde.t Of all is-to part.
For the tonsre cannot tel when 1T utters
farewell
OF The sadness il leaves in our hearts.
Gone in tse best of his days.
+ Blghted in manhood's bloom:
Torn FROM those who loved Kim.
- re- !" s''F"' '"iIf TIE FAMILY.
JOY A .ribrte y love and remen'brance for
father and grandfather. JOHN ALBERT
today. December 81. 1919.
MS DENOTED DAUGHTER AND GRAND
Gone from earth: yes gone forever.
Tear -dmmel shall gaze in vain.
SHALL hear yonr voice, oh. never.
Meyer more earth again
| think of your dear face that l loved 50
on its .yau dear, l am longing TO see
IN meter forget y,"n. dear par,
HIS -DAJSfITER. KATIE HAYES
You nave left forever dedr ,grandpap.
10y ! loved you better than you faew: n,
HIS so% sR.SnGHbRRS Rs:s %ai1 TS f fRM s ETELYS
CARLYsLE AND RALPH HAYES.
MARSHALL. In sad but loving remem6ranre
of anr dhar wife and inother. oPHELIA
December 81. 1915
From this world of grief and trouble
7 To the Iiame -of peace and rest
God has taken you. dear mother.
To the home of eternal rest.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. PEARL A.
THoMAS.AND HUSBAND, W. II. MAR
NICHOLS. Sacred to ihe memory Of my he
loved husband. WILLIAM II NICHOLS
VIII. died one year ago .t-day. December 81;
Tlfeu, art gone. but not fargottcn
Friends may think the wound is healed.
But they little know tle sorrow that. is
DEVpTEIi WIFE :.
oLDS. Sacred 20 the memory cf our devored
friend LEO F. oLDS who died. two years
ago today Deoembe. 81. 1917:
His CHEEKY ways. his, smiling face
Are pleasure,.tS recall;
IA. had kindly AynrI for
ST. AFGUSTiNE's' LYcErM.
PLEASANTS.s In sad but loving remembrance
of our loying lnisbaHl and. devoted fst.ier.
JAMES PLEAsANrs. who departed this lie
year ago today. December 81. 1918.
We. mourn for you. dear husband
But pot with srufward show.
For the heart that sincerely
Mourris silently and low.
HIS WIFE.AND DAUGHTER.
ROBINSON. In loving. repem6rance of "ur
dear brot1hex. cHxRLIE ROBINSON. who
departed this life one year ago today. De
cember 81, 1918.
We know he suffered and the pain he bore
We did not see him die.
+ We only knew he passed away
And did'not say roSd-bye.
Oh how hasi the summons was
When the word came Ne had passed awas -
Past his sufefing. past his pain,
Useless to wsep for tears are vain.
j safe With Jesr's; home nj last
! HIS BROTHER AND SISTER-IN-LAw.
ROUSE. Sacred to the memory of my dear
| friend. WILLIAM GRANT ROUSE. who de-
parted this life one year ago today. Dcccn-
Ser 81, 1918.
My thoughts are always wandering
= To the grave SO far away.
| Where mysdear friend is living
In his peaceful and lonely grave
/ faithful friend both loving and kind.
IN GslsT oTTSG friend MFS:Ry * sRs cOSd !w,t,n IND
KAISER.
| scHoFIELD. In. sacred memory Of my dear
brother. CHARLES f. SCHoFIELD. who.
! passed away ,y yo Twelve years ag9 today. De
:. HIS DEVOTED SISTER. -
! WEIGH In foving remembrance of kind
husband and deyo.ea father. PAUL WEIGH.
who passed away 10 the higher life two
! years ago today. Deeempey n. 1917.
Some may think that he's forgotten.
And the wound has long been healed:
: But & they only knew the sorrow h
That is. in. our hearts concealed.
!. THB FAMILY.
zIRwEs In sad remefnbrsnce Of our dear
Con, MILTON ZIRwES who died suddenly
.one year ago today, December 81. 1918
Mores and more each day we miss him.
/ Friends may think the wound ia healed
But. they litthn know the sorrow
That lies in our hearts concealed
DAYS of sadness still come over us
. Teirs Of sorrow silently dow,
Fond memor< keeps our loved near US
Though HEAVEN claimed him year age
MOTHER AND FATHER
Oh how sad was fhe summons
!. When the message he was dead.
!, Time was too short to say farewell '. b,
To the dear l.loyetr Nell
The golden. gates Were open.
| 4 gentle voice said come.
And with farewell unspoken.
XII, lie calmly entered home
AUNT GERrIE SMooT. =.
Obituary.
GRAY. Mr. JOSIAH GRAY, who died on
. December 30. 1919 was the Oldest govern
!. ment employe. in point Of. service in Wash.
inston. Mr. Gray wac. employed by the gov
ernmeni for siXty-siN years. ON September
l. 1858, received employment Az a water boy
in the Washington navy yard. He served
.in this capacity until sixteen years Of ace
1 following which he WAS transferred - an
apprentice blacksmith serving five years He
( worked at his trade until April Is. 1861
/! when. he enlisted IN Company ID. 9Th Bat
TALON. u. c. ana mustered out July
=, 1861. serving three months in the T. s.
Army. Mr.. Gray I,oru April g. 1910
and was appointed during President Pierce's
administration. retaining his position until
! his death.
J. FUNERAL directors.
/ Frank CIeier7s SNr1s On