Evening star., 1921-04-17
DIED.

siLLEhS. AZ SIG Sth st. No. ROBERT
and Ellen CahiiI sillers Funeral Monda
ST Aloysius Vfureh l7'
YOUNG. Louise YoUNG tnee Getts). de
wife of the late Maurice Young. and devoo
daughter of She late George II. and Maria
Gets. and loving mother Of Mary z. Cam
bell and Lillian Young. and loving sister
Sophia james Louise. Mary f.. Lii, Sarah
sullivan. Alice Addison. Hattie Jones AZ
the lat. Maggie I,rown. and Joseph Y. COT
and thr late James II. t.ctt~. and a host
relatives aud friends Funeral from her 10
residenrr. 1927 wylie ST. ne. Tucsda
April 10. 1921. at pm.
IN MEMORlAE.
ANDERSON. In sad but loving rememhran
"f BLANCHE ANDERSON. who deparu
1913 THE FAMILY
BATTLE. In sad bu; loving remembrance
our darling son. JESSE BATTLE. who lie
a> ivy" years ago today.
Though onr hrsrt> held in sorrow
Yet "a th"nght comes with sigh.
lie il >af" with ''nd's angels:
We slal! see him 10y and 10y.
Thy VIII he done.
F". v-ntiy d" ~ pray.
In tranquility and in love.
In pain aud in sorrow
\ pain IL was. oh. sharp, severe
I" part with "a" "" loved - dcsr,
Outlines II hur:>
Yet always for thc morrow.
F"rvcnfty do PRAY
Thy will ile t,ui.-
PAPA AND MOTHER
BEACH. In sad hut loving remembrance
i mENKl kiCHAEn REACH, who deparu
thls life thirteen years ago today. April L
1905. MOTHER AND FATHER
CROSS. In sad but loving remembrance Of m
dear husband and our loving father. JOE
W. CROSS. who departed this life fve yea
ag" today. April IL. 1916.
DENT. 4 tribute Of love and rememhrane
to our dear son. CLINTON 4. DENT. VII
died one wear ago today April IL, 1920.
MAY his soul rest in peace.
Near the Sacred Heart thy refuge.
Among the deaS now al rest
Near the sheltering arms of Mary,
MOTHER AND DAD.
HEANY. In loving remembrance of our d.
voted mother. DELLA HEANY, who die
seven yrarS ago today. April Il. 1914, ar
our beloved father. THOMAS HEANY. WI
died seven years ago. April IL. 1914.
PATRICK AND ROSE O'HANLnN.
PERKINS. In loving remembrance Of or
dear mother. ALICE PERKINS. who die
two. years ago today. April IL. 1919.
Not one day are you forgotten:
Something said something done,
We mention your name. if only whisper
Wish yom were here 10 cheer us some.
There are two who still lnger
Around the grave where You are laid
Who will come and scatter flowers
On your cold and silent grave.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND son
y
Mother It's sweet 10 be remembered
And pleasant Ills 10 find
That though vou absent
You are still kept in my mind
LOVING DAUGHTER RILEY.
PERKINS. In sad remembrance of my dea
mother. ALICE PERKINS, who departed thi
life two years ago today, April IL, 1919.
Can help but feel so lonely
When your voice do not hear?
For words were ever sweeter
Than the words spoRp dear
The flowers / place upon your grave
DO witErr and decay.
But the love for you who sleeps beneath
VIII never fade away
YOUR DAUGHTER SARAH
PERKINS. In sad but loving remembrance o
my dear grandmother. ALICE PERKINS
who departed this life two years ago today
April Ia. 1919.
There is such a sad, sad longing.
Deep down in my heart today.
To See once again my dear grandma,
Whom death has taken away.
HER GRANDDACGHTER ELSIE. o.
REED. In nving remembrance of our dea
mother and sister. MARY II. REED. who de
parted this life one year ago today. Apr
Is. 1870
Mother. thou vast mild and lovely.
Gentle the summer breeze:
Pleasant as the air OF evening
When il floats among the trees.
When shall we meet again?
Meet. ne'er to sever?
When will peace wreathe her chain
Round us forever:
Our hearts will ne'er repose
Safe from each blast that blows
in this dark vale Of woes
Never-no. never,
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. oLIvl
STRANGE. AND SISTER. ELIZABETH
! = CUNNINGHAM.
STEWART. In loving remembrance OF ou
dear daughter DORIS, who departed thi
life seven months agz September Il, 1890
PAPA AND MAMMA.
TRoMETRE. In loving remembrance of OIL
dear little boy. GEORGE ARMAND TRIO
METRE. who fell asletp April IL. 1890.
Sleep en-. little Geordyr and take thy rest,
Nestled safely on Jesus breast;-
God called thee home. He knows ali thing
best.
OBITUARY.
BURLINGTON. month has passed sine.
Mai CHARLES ALLEN DCNNINGT0N wa.
laid to rest, with impressive ceremonies. IL
the shadow of the Confederate monument a
Arlington: Vet many of those who knew hin
as member of the main reading room staf
at the Library of Congress during the pas
twenty years continue to ask for the state
ly. courteous southerner. and mail from al
parts Of the country is being returned un.
opened. Mai. Huntington was born in 1s4:
at the home of his grandfa ther. in Prince
in Washington. Returning to Virginia with
his father. Capt. G. w. c. Dunnington al
the outbreak of the civil war. he entered. be.
fore hs was Is. Company A. 4th Virgins
Regiment. He served with that command
save for Il time when he was with Col. Mosby
and his Rangers. until the surrender at AID.
pomattox. shortly after the close Of the wal
he went to California. and. upon his return,
by birth and education. Maj. Dunningtor
made many friends among his associates in