Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-21
In Memoriam.

IN mcmOTlam.
OWENS. In sad but loving remembrance OF
my granddaughter and our dear niece LII
LIAM ID. OWENS. who left us four years
ago today. October Il, 1915.
You left us broken hearted.
And all seems dreary here;
Life is not the same. dear Lille.
HER GRA !. Tas ETHH Ro' ANNE Am MINOR;
AUNT. MARY Z. GREEN: AUNT MN.
ME BURNETT. AND AUNT, GEORGE
MINOR JOHNSON.
HARRIS. In memory Of my dear mother
MARTHA HARRIS. who departed this HE
year ago today. October II. lsls
You left ME forever dear mother.
Who loved you better than all;
I lived for you dear while you wer" here,
You my life and all.
LOVING DAUGHTER, CEIESTlNE AiLkN.'
HARRIS. Sacred to the memory Of our dearly
beloved parents. father; DANIEL. HAHnas,
who died May So 1855, mother. kim
HATTON HARRIS. VIII" died one year ago
today. October Il, 1918.
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding
DER the spois that death has won.
We would at this solemn meeting
Calmly say. ''Thy will he done.
sen AND DAUGHTER. HARRY HARRIS
AND ELIZA V. WINFIELD.
HARRIS. In memory of our dear grand
mother MARTHA HARRIS, who died one
wear ago today. October Il. 1911
In oSon Hin cemetery beneath the c"id
dark clay we laid our dear grandmother
LOVING; GRANDCHlIDREN. HON Ahp AN
EDWARD ALLEN.
HARRIS. In sad but loving rem.lnnrsner "i
INV dear sister DOROTHY g. HARRIS VIII"
departed life one year ago to-day o''o"er
n. 1913
Sleep on dear sister. lake your rest
God called you home. tor ne M
III r,.An f
And il has been missing today one year
Az the DAYS and months go by We miss YOU
Put trust that we will meet 'he happy
And NJ the table sits a vacant chair.
And not only at the table. but there Is
vacance of oGe eNerswhtff-
!, was hard for us TO have you part.
Far if csused mary sad and aching hearts
Though we feel that you've gone 10 Il hei''"
ly home to rest. , -,
And may God he with you ana kdi ai.rIn,Fn I.
HoLLEY. In sad hut LOVING r enT Ea%SII
UOJJ.EY. Who left us two years ago TO-DAY
October II: 1917
1t is not the tear at the moment shea;
When the cold earth has just been 'i'"" II
DER him. -. 3: ao.a
That tells how beloved is the one that is deah
Or how deep in our hearts we ADORE HILL
1t is the tear through many a long day ~ep''
1t is LIES whole pa thWay euaaeo
1t is the one remembrance fondl! KEPT
MOTHER AND FATHER
KEITH, In sad but loving remembrance, e, % OF
our beloved husband and father. I'D n
BOON KEITH who departed ms NE oHe
year ago today. October II. l3io-
One sad and lonely year has passed dear f-d'
Since last I heard you call me-
Oh what sad night II was me
Although ! tried not to show IL.
Though nv heart is sad and drears
l always try my hest to smile.
Hut often when I am all alone
Ny eyes cannot help but cry
The whole house seems lonesome.
With the different vacant chars
And each day il seems more ioheiE
As the winter days draw near. Sp
His WIFE. SARAH REIDY KEITH. AND
CHILDREN. EDWARD, ARTHUR bsA-
TRICE. EARL
KEITH. In loving remembrance OF EHk ia,S
s. L. KEITH. who died October IL 1918.
He givath His beloved sleep
GRANDMOTHER. MOTHER. slsI H.
BROTHER.
KEYsER In sad and loving Eemembrance OF
our dear son and brother. HEhMAE, VINO
died one year ago today October "a 1919
Your dear face is always with ms.
Your dear, sweet smile. your eyes are. 100
You cannot come to Us dear son ana oro'nef'
But some day Wen come to you.
Gone but not forgotten in the prime OF his
youth He WAS sought and loved by all VINO
knew hom. Loved and dearly loved:
BY HIS MOTHER, BROTHER AND SISTER.
1cGEMANN. In loving memory of our dear
LOUISE LOGEMANN. who left us one year
; ago today, October 81. 1915
One year has passed since laid our dear
Louise to rest
In her grave not far away.
But the time. the place. the nour
Seems TO only yesterday
| How we'll we remember the pain she bore
With a spirit ever bright.
And today it seems We hear her yet
As we listen in the night
But her suffering is over. her voice stiied'
From the loved ones here below
Yet we glory in the thought
OF the glory she may know
We miss her yes. miss her,
In the days that come and go.
But her heart pure, her life so Young.
Yet not our will. but Gods will be done.
HER LOVING PARENTS. BROTHERS AND
SISTER.
dearest chum. LOUISE LoGEMANN. who
passed away one year ago today. October II.
1918.
More and more each day l miss you.
Friends may think the wound is healed
But little they know the anguish
That lies within my heart concealed:
HER LIFELONG CHUM. DORIS Schultz.
IoGEMANN. In loving remembrance of our
away one year ago today. October Il, 1918.
She passed away. so young and fair.
She slumbers sweet and knows care.
Her heart pure. her life was young,
Yet not our will. but Gods I've done
AUNT LAURA. AUNT ROSE AND UNCLE,
JOHN A. kIFFNER.
MAY In loving remembrance OF our dear
husband father and brother law. THOMAS
May who entered into rest one year ago
today October 81 1918.
The parting was sad. the pain severe.
To mart from one we loved dear:
The trial was hard We must not complain,
But trust in God to meet again.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left vacant chair
This world can never fill.
HIS SISTER IN-IAW. FLORENCE f. WEB
STER.
hcCAUIEY. In loving remembrance OF our
dear daughter and mother, MAMIE Mccall
LEY who entered into rest one year ago
today. October 21, 1918.
1t was in the morning when the Masters
voice called softly. Come end rest:
Come dear. now. and lay your head Upon
my breatst":
She smiled and gently whispered. YES. 10
Thee I'll gladly come:
The angels had my daughter mansion ready
and Jesus called her home
Loving and tenderly I laid her to rest.
Away from earth's sorrow and care.
And now she Is waiting to welcome me home
With the blessing Of heaven TO share