Evening star., 1921-11-02
IN MEMoRIAM.

ter and mother. BEETLE DiGas. 1who Ieit
10 four years aeo today, November 2, 1911.
Nobody kBows our Ienging,
But few have seen us weep:
We shed our tears from lonely heart.
While Others are fast asleep.
AND chIIbREis. DoRoTHY AND oI1s.
GEORGE, In loving memory Of my dsar moth
er. MAGGIE N. GE0hGE, who passed sway
two years ago today Novemoef-2. 1913.
Ny heart Is lonely without you.
mfas your sunshine and love-.
But feel your spirit around me:
'a Her ri DsverED Es Is fSsfas DsSsafGs
HowEs. In sad but loving remembrance Of
FENTdN HOWEs. who died eight years ago
His EoSf;' LOVING WIFE Il AND CHILDREN.
JACKSON. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear mother aud grandmother. who died
two years ago. November 1. 1919.
since you rt.s ,.st the the hone 1sss 80 a,:,
Can we help but feel lonely
..,..-' - 49,, 49,, THE FAMILY. .
Rvs T. Rsh Of rso ssr sf =. nsf
2. isis .-'..-..
Though lost to sight in memory dear:
FATHER. MOTHER. SISTER.
Keller. In sad but loving rememb.Incs Or
KEII,KR. who departed this life three years
ago today. November .. 1918.
Three years have passed. our hearts sthi
As time goes on we miss you more:
The trial was hard, we'll not complain.
But trust in God to meet aEain
HIS WIFE AND BABY.
powFIf A tr;tnte Of lore to the memory
Of nv dear father. WILLIAM h: POWELL
nesbs1 nes s,e' EzaBETH EfztRGsT roWELI. vino died
October 8, 1917.
God takes our loved ones from our homes.
But never from our hearts. MAh1.
aosERs. Sacred to the memory Of our moth
er. MARY ELLEN. who departed this hte
6arGMTERs sEs9iirr ioLL1E. MARY AND
husband and father. SIDNEY H. sHEP-
pARD. who died November = ls2"' one year
ago today.
o. Days Of sadness still come DER u.s.
Secret tcars do often now.
But your memory keeps you near ls'
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
IKITH.. In sad but loving renem6Fnnee 81
our dear father and srandfather. WILLIAM
SMITH, who entered into eternaI fest t~o
years ago today. November 2. 1918.
Like the dove to its shelterins nest.
His spirit has Sed from this world Of unrest.
MS sse AsS ssfs1 fa
MRS. MARY MARSHALL. HENRY AN!t
JOHN W. SMITH AND MRS. ADDiE
MARSHALL SPRIGGs.
TYLER. In sad bat lor.ns memory Of my
dear sister. CLARA TYLER. who departed
this life three years ago today. November
8. 1918.
'Tis yours to see the blessed face
Of Him who understands.
For now you dwell at home by grace
In ,s hSuss sp%ER nSs T1se HrP II aHs1SoR
OBITUARY..
HUGHES. Funeral se.yices were held heidi, for ~: ~:
afternoon, at the residence OF his niece by
marriage. sls 18th st. ne. Rev. J. T.
Mr. Hughes was born in Washington.
d. C.. in 1870. His father was James
Hughes, formerly Of Loudoun county, VaH
and Iix mother. Miss Aahalia shry. ma
this country with her mother in. 1922. her
father having died two years prior. She
made her home in this city. where she
Mr.. Hughes first employment under the
government WAS in the United States dis.
ttric, aitorney.s Office. where he served
lie was a friend Of the late Gov. Alex
ander H. Shepherd. who awarded him the
business as a barber. he served President
Andrew johnson during the latter's admin
few months after the Organization, Of
Police Court in 1870. he was given ch&fEc
Of the building. but carried on the pay roll
as doorkeeper. This designation was sub
sequently abolished and he was made super
intendent Of the new courthouse by the
late Judge l. G. Kimbsil and ex-Judge A.
r. Mullowny. which position he held until
he retired . few months ago on secount
Of his advanced age.
Mr.. Hughes held in high esteem by
the bench and bar. He is the last Of his
fathers family. the only. surviving relative
Mr.. Knute Hughes, an ex-Confederate SOL
dier. having been killed BY an accident In
Virginia q few montl ago.
The deceased Ii survived BY . daughter
and son. t.--. a h..