Evening star., 1919-03-12
In Memoriam.

In Memoriam.
BOUCHER, In memory Of my husband
life thin teen years age today March L. 1904
MARGARET II. BOUCHER.
grandmother, HENRIETTA r. BROOKS, win
entered into eternal rest three years ae
BY HER DEVOTED GRANDSON, JAMES
BROOKS, Z. 5. ".
BUsHRop. In sad but loving remembrans
of dear mother and daughter. HATTIE
BUSHRpD. who departed tit:s life one yea
ago today. March II, l9iS.
How hard we tried 30 save her.
Prayers and tears were all In vain
Happy angels came and bore her
From this world OF grief and PAIN.
BY HER MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
CATHcART. In sad but loving reremhraps
of oPHELIA CATHCART. who departed thb
life year ago, March IL. 1918.
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where the flowers quietly wave.
Il.s the one | love dearly,
In her lonely, silent grave.
Thou art gone. but not forgotten,
In this great world OF strife
Thou shalt always be remembered
As long az God gives me life.
Days OF sadness still come DER me:
Tears Of sorrow silently flow.
Fond memory keeps my beloved one near me
Though heaven claim her year ago.
BIZ HER DEVOTED AND ADOPTED MOTH
Err, LUCY HAWKS.
cATHCART In sad but loving remembrance q
| oPBELIA CATHCART. who depsrtet thit
life year ago yesterday. March IL, lsiS
When storms of afnetiou sweep the soul
And sunlight is hidden from view;
| II ever you're tempted to fret or complain,
| Just think Of His goodness TO You.
BY HER ADOPTED BROTHER. CLINTON
| HAWKS.
| CHAMBERS, In loviag remembrance Of euf
dear mother. who died one year ago today
March l., 1918.
| Our lonely hearts are aching
| For your face and smiles we miss,
And se long for you. dear mother,
Whom we nevermore shall Kiss.
| o God what weight Of sorrow;
How can ever pear
The silent and empty bed.
! The lonely, vacant easy chair.
/ Oh, we think hear you calling.
We think ynur smiling face,
| Bet the saddest of II all
| Is TO the vacant place.
In the graveyard over yonder.
| Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one we loved so dearly
In the cold and silent grave.
BY HER TWO CHILDREN, LYNARD AND
| FRANK.
FINNAcoK. In loving remembrance Of our
| father, GEORGE +. FINNAC0M, who died
one year ago today. March IL ibis
| BY HIS CHILDREN
! HEATH In loving remembrance Of our deal
| father. who died two years ago today. Mar
I L., 1917 BY HIS CHILDREN.
| IANpRUM Sacred 20 the memory Of my dear
| mother. MARY CATHERINE LANDRUM.
who peacefully passed away one year ago
j today. March II, 1873.
/ The dear one now is sleeping,
| No care is on her brow:
| Oh. blame not for weeping,
| For have no mother NOW.
| stood beside her bedside,
| saw her life depart,
But when I saw that she was dead
| 1t nearly broke my heart
Desr is the grave in which she is laid;
Sweet is the memory which shall never fade;
| Heart of my life is buried deep
Under the sod where my mother sleeps.
| BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER ELIZA
BETH STERN.
! LANDRUM. In loving remembrance of my
| dear mother, MARY C. LANDRUM, who
died one year ago today. March IL. 1915
The depth Of my sorrow cannot tell
| At the loss Of the one loved well
! And while she lies In peaceful sleep
| Her memory | shall always keep;
| HER DAUGHTER, GERTRUDE CoSTEE. 3
MARSHALL. In memory OF Mrs. FANNIE A.
| MARSHALL, who entered into eternal rest
one year ago today, March u, 1918.
! BY HER LOVING SISTER. MRS. CHAR
LoTTE A. BONNER, AND HER DE
| VOTED NEPHEMS, SAMUEL j. AMI
| THOMAS a. BONNER of Alexandria. Va
MARTINS In sad but loving remembrance Of
onr dear wife and mother MARGARlf
! ELIZABETH MARTINS, who died one year
/ ago today, March Il, 1918.
Day by day we saw her fade and slowly sink
away;
Yet in our hearts We often prayed that she
might longer stay.
Farewell, farewell, our mother dear,
Our life is sad without you here.
May We meet you in heaveE above,
Where, all is joy and peace and love.
BY HER DAUGHTER.
My wife is sleeping SO free from all pain;
/ Oh, wake her not. sweet spirit to suffer again.
the pain
| In the long night hours as we soothed her in
Till God in His mercy sent down from above
| BY HER HUSBAND.
MCMAHON, In sad but loving remembrance
| of my dear brother JOHN L. MCMAHON,
| who departed this life four years ago today.
| March 12, 1915. Anniversary mass at st.
Aloysius Church at $50 am. AGNES.
PRIMUs. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear mother and wife BESSIE CHAP
| MAN PRTMUs, who departed this life two
| years ago today, March L, 1917.
| Sleep on. dear Bessie, your labor is Ger.
| Your willing hands shall toll more;
A faithful mother, both loving and kind
A better wife one could find.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND HUS-
BAND, THELMA AND IRVING.
oUARLEs. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear father. JAMES QUARLES, who left
me March II, 1916.
Some day We'll understand.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER MARION.
TYLER. In loving mencry of my devoted
husband. SAMUEL NJ TYLER. who de-
parted thS life nine years ago today. March
L.. 1910
BY HIS WIFE, HENRIETTA TYLER.
WELDON. In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear father, who departed this life one
! year ago today, March II. 1918.
BY THE FAMILY.
WELLS. In loving but sad memory of my
dear brother. JOSEPH A. WELLS who left
us four years. ago today. March Il. 1915
| BY HIS LOVING BROTHER, JOHN T.
| WELLS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
james 7. Ryan. Clarence r. McClerand
RYAN & McCLELLAND