The Washington times., 1907-11-23
Died.

this life Alexandra.
Va. November q. 1907 BALUS HENRY
CEPHAE. IN his twenfy-sixth year
Funeral from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. Sunday. p. m. II
RENNETT-On Friday. November q. 1907. az
$40 2. M, at the residence Of her grand
daughter. Ida 81. Hoffacker, Jog Norm
Carolina avenue southeast. REBECCA
BENNETT.
Mrs. Bennett was elghty-four years old.
and was borT. in New Jersey. Her hur-
band Henry Bennett. who died thirteen
years ago. was FOR twenty years an EN-
ploye OF the navy yard. Mrs Bennett was
the mother OF eight children. all OF whom
are dead she leaves sight grandchildren,
Mrs Ida NJ Eoffacker, OF Washington
Mrs Susan Anton and Mrs. CLIFFORD Fort,
Of Trenton ~. J.; Mrs. A. W Aeager, OF
Syracuse, y. Y. and Harry Tantum. Elmer
Tantum, Fred Tsntum, and Walter Tan
tum. OF Trenton.
McCULLOUGH-Sudde on Friday, No
vember p. at l2:45. AT SIS First street north
west. ROBERT D., the beloved son Of the
late John and Mary Mccullough
Robert II. Mccullough was a native or
Philadelphia He was a bookbinder By
trade and for a long time PRIOR 20 his
death had been employed In the Government
OF III health, he WAS forced 70 retire from
active work. Hs was well known IN or
gained labor circles. HIS death was
caused BY heart disease.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this life on Novem-
Der p 1907. at p. m, az his residence.
1895 = street northwest, JACOB SHEP-
HERD. He leaves 10 mOur1 his loss a
devoted wife. Caroline Shepherd, and his
children, Marion. David Elizabeth, Rosie,
Edltha, and Susie Shepherd.
Funeral at AsbuTy A NJ z. Church,
Eleventh and streets northwest. at
CBaItimore and Phnadelphis papers please
copy) II
KEHTHIsEY-On November "a, 1901 at 10
a. n. JOHN 2. KEIrHLEY, aged thirty
H.rf~ -rnuf md ~
Funeral from his late residence. 1919 Il
street northeast, Monday, al 3 ?. m.
Mr. Ksithlsy was born In Washington
thirty-0ns years ago, and resided here
throughout his life. Six years ago he mar
RED Miss Anna Gray. His wife and Ed
gar. a hVe-yesr-oId son, survive him
-Four weeks ago Mr.. Keithley became III
with typhoid fever and failed rapidly He
died yesterday morning. with his wife and
son at his bedside. Mr. Keithles was
prominent member OF The Protective Home
/ Circle and members OF that Organization
viii attend his funeral. Il
! HUTToE-Oa Wednesday, November 20, 1901.
| AZ $50 .. m al the National Orphans
/ Home, sth street northwest MRS. SARAH
/ A HUTTON mother OF Jennie Hutton and
/ relative OF Mrs. Katie g. Seabrook, Zlla
Eleventh street northwest where the body
Ms Hutton was sixty years old and
/ was a native OF Charles county Nd She
| had been employed for thirty years q
/ nurse IN the National Orphans Home and
was neIQ N nlsh esteem " the D.A4~+0tA
I OF that Institution
/ RANRIS-Suddeniy. on November a. 1901
AZ the residence OF her niece. DIT. Elizabeth
! Muncey, MARGARET r, RANKIN.
Mrs Rankin was eighty-seven years OLD
She was q member OF Mckendree N Z
! Church and her life was devo-sd 70 church
/ work Mrs Rankin was greatly INTEREST," ed
/ in industrial schools and homes, TO the
/ support Of which she contributed large
/ share Of her means
/ HICREY-Oa Friday, November p, 1907
/ after a lingering illness, GEORGE F. be
/ loved husband OF Nellie r. Hickey tnse
/ McGarryl, at his residence az street
| southwest