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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Policie mad spiritualisty.

Dorothy Kaline, Fl rokd stara
FRESHMAN ulice, pozadala
policii o pomoc We vyhledanf je-
jfho 2 roxy stareho syna, Will
llama, jehoz posledne pred ses-
tt tydny videla.
Kaline jest Cd sveho name
la, Herberta, pryc. Dltko, jak
soudf, jest ochrane nejake O.
soby, ktere manzel je ku opa-
trovanf sveril.
Policie pocala Timed patrati
po jiste Evelyn Cole re St. Paul
ulice nasla il i s Billy v Nor
folku, Va.
V nerozumu SVEN matka "a.
sla pred nejakym casem ma ra.
du ku spiritualistce, jez il re.
kla, re sveho Billy uvidf v po.
lovici srpna. PAX Sla k nekoli,
ka jinym vysledkem stejnym
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Vite toto?

ze tisfc, dve ste a devadesat
devet nest6stf zpGsobeno bylo
automobily v Baltimore V po-
slednfm mesfci ma rGznych uli-
cich? Ze nejvfce nestesti uda
sc mezi 6 a z hodinou vecer?
ze hloupost neudelati cestu il
nemu automobile zavinila 436
srazek?
ze 80 osob poraneno bylo ma
sledkem prudke jfzdy? ze VI
ce nezli polovice vsech nestesti
1dala Sc ma "A ulicich, z nichz
nejhorsf V tom smyslu je Fa-
yette? ze zavrazd6no bylo au-
tomobily pres polovinu mia
dych osob pod 16 rok6? ze nej-
vice nestesti uda Sc ma rozfch
ulic? ze v prvnfch tfech m6sl-
cfch tohoto roku zavrazdenc
bylo automobily SO procent ne
vinnych chodcG? Ze v cervnu
neivfce osob automobily zavraz
demo anebo zmrzaceno bylo V
patek a v nedeli?
Nevfte-li, zamyslete Sc a u
vazujte aspon chvilku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Diva zatceni " obchodu
S rybami.

Prohibicnf agent prepadli
obchod rybami restaurant
" 500 bloku vychodni 80. ulice
a uveznili: Henry McCublina a
Josepha Wyndera. Behem pro-
hlfdky sbehl Sc veliky zastup
pred obchod. Gumy ma auto
mobilu agentd byly propfchany
neznamymi zatfm co agent pa
trail V obchodu po lfhovinach.
Agent nalezli v obchodu tri
kvarty koralky a jalovcove a
dvacet devet beden piva.
Notny low udelali agent v sa-
loonu ma rohu Orleans a Eden
.ulic, kde do moci jejich pablo
devatenact beden piva, pet ga
lon1 alkoholu, devet galon1 a
63 lahvf jalovcove.
V saloonu v 700 bloku Ram
say ulice zatceni byli: Harry
Weaver a Stanley Suskee, jenz
ku soudu zadrzan byl pod "a
rukou $4,000. Zatcen byl jiz
po ctyrte.
V 700 bloku N. Calhoun uli-
ce zatcena byla Ruth Washing
ton a Oscar Walters.
Pet jinych zatceno bylo teze
noci pro vyrobu a prodej koTal-
ky. Michael Feldman zatcen
byl Parsons Hollow v Balti-
morskem okresu, Leo a James
Finnegan a Peter Stewart v {.
l Pembroke avenue Richard
Wangus v Rhodesdale, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Blesk udefil do Commercial
banky.

Vpondell kratce pred poled-
mem blesk udefil do vlajkove
tyce vztycene ma budove Com
mercial banky ma rohu Colling-
ton avenue a Monument ulice.
Tyc bleskem roztrfstena byla.
Blesk strhl kus strechy a zmizel
Maltou Sc stropu zasypan byl
policejnf straznfk mluvici v o.
kamziku tom Sc spravcem ban
ky. Policista Kahler ranou sill
ne otTesen byl, ale nezranen.
zadny z peti klerk1 zraneni ne
byli.
Rama jako della zahTmela
a otrasla budovou. Otvorem
bleskem ucinenym pocal Sc mr.
nouti dest. Kdosi zavolal ha-
sice, re "hoTi". Hasici prijeli,
.prohledli m1stnost pod sire
chou a budovu, ale ohe1 nena-
lezi.
- Panuje domnenka, re be-
hem boure uderilo do Johns
Hopkins nemocnice kdesi v po-
Zad1 teto u Jefferson ulice &C
stopa po blesku nemohla byti
nalezena.
= Do kliky v kuchyni Edny
Parr, {. 1741 Jefferson ulice u
defil blesk jak Parrova tax
jejl syn a rodice ma chvilku O.
mraceni byli. V bytu Thoma-
Sc Penningtona omracena byla
obstarla manzelka tohoto ma
dobu 5 minut nezli opet ku We
domf privedena byla. Dzban S
ledovou vodou stojfcf ma kam-
mech, roztrfsten byl. Otres u
trpela rodina Johna w. Shipley
V dome, {. 1879 v teze u1ici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Do Baltimore "prijela" tax ne
bo onak.

Po divoke j1zde Hagers-
town, pfi nfz automobil jejf roz
bit byl ona ztratila vedoml,
potlucena porezana, Myra D.
Gilbert, pTibyla v 1tery v noci
do Baltimore cas-, aby nasla
sveho manzela doprovazejicf-
no jinou zenu do hotelu ma
Mount Royal avenue a Charles
ulici.
Mezi manzelem manzelkou
rozpoutal Sc, boj, z nehoz mem
porazeny manzel, Frederick B.
Gilbert, utekl. Pfftelkyne po-
razeneho, Lillian Jackson, 35
roku stara, prodavacka z w.
Baltimore ulice zavTena byla.
Gilbertova o spadech manzelo-
vych zvedela v pondelf. Prize
la do Baltimore a kdyz name
la naj1ti nemohla, vratila Sc do
Hagerstown. V dtery vydala
Sc ma hledanf znovu. Behem
prudke j1zdy automobil jeji u
klouzl ma silnici u Ridgeville,
spadl Sc silnice a Gilbertova
nalezena byla zranena a v bez-
vedomf lezfci u neho majfc v
ruce kus urazeneho Tfd1cfho
kola. Kdyz v Mount Airy le-
KAREN byla osetrena, dala Sc
dovezti do Baltimore. Asi ho-
dinu cekala ma narozf Mount
Royal avenue a Charles ulice a
konecne dockala Sc muzicka
vedouc1ho sc Jacksonovou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
z krajanskych kruhE.

V sobotu zemrel p. Josef
Rybak, {. 1907 N. Chapel ulice
dosahnuv vysokeho start 83 let.
Jeho manzelka Marie jej pre-
desla ma v6cnost pred 80 lety.
Narozen byl V Cechach. Do A
meriky Sc pfist6hoval pred 60
lety. Nalezel ku spolku sv. Jo-
sefa, jehoz deputace jej ma po-
slednf cest6 doprovazela. Po-
hreb byl konan z domu smutku
We stfedu, 3. srpna do kostela
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Pohfebni
obrady vykonal vldp. Albert
Liska. Mad rakvf promluvil slo-
va 1t6chy p. FIR. Svatora ku po-
z6stale rodin6. Zesnuly zane
chava zde dv6 provdan6 dcery
pf. Annu Kuchner a pi. Josefu
Stolba a til syny: Jana, Josefa
a Karla.
PohTeb vypravila firma FIR.
CVach a syn.
- z Karlovych VarG V Ce-
chach 19. cervence pfse tam dl1
CT chot Baltimorskeho zubn1ho
lekaTe, Ora. Jamese w. Wohr-
ny, re tam pro nepriznive poca-
81 nutno jim nositi zimni obleky
a mnozf z lazenskych host1 re
vfdani jsou obleceni v kozichy.
Dest6 jsou ma dennim poradku.
Pobyt v Ceskoslovensku pani
doktorov6 znamenite Sc lfbi. Ma
podzim vrat1 Sc do Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Doktorovani vody nutnosti.

Mad ocekavanf velika spotre-
ba vody, ma jejfz cistenf stroje
pracovati must dnem noci a
sotva staci, mutt vodarensky W.
Dor ku cistenf vody uzfti chlori-
nu, cfmz voda nabyva nemile
pTfchuti.
Neopatrne zachazenf s pit
nou vodou jest prfeinou toho.
Mnozi a mnozi vodou plytvajf
ma strikanf chodnfkI kropeni
ulic v dobe, kdy pitnou vodou
hospodaTiti Sc ma. Dost mala
nehoda We strojfrne zaviniti by
mohla nemile nasiedky.
Nerozum lidsky zavinf snad.
re "a vodu platiti budou lax
metry ukazovati budou. PAX il
ste setrenf nastane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05

Patnact kontraktG uzavreno
bylo ma postavenl v II okre-
sech statu novych silnic, jak We
fejnosti oznamil sekretaT komi-
Sc silnicnf, Steuart. Naklad wy
pocten jest ma $541, ATS. go. PTi-
daji-li Sc k tomu ceny materia-
lu, ktery komise sama doda,
celkovy naklad obnaseti bude
ma jeden million dolar1. Kon-
trakt jeden tyka Sc postavenf
silnice podel Hartford road cd
stare mestske linie ku Southern
Avenue. Sc stavbou pocato
jest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
,Ritchie a Wheeler.

Albert C. Richie, governor
naSeho statu ma governerske
konferenci ma ostrove Macki-
mack u Detroit, odmitl debate
vati pravnfm zastupcem Anti
saloonove Llgy Wayne B.Whee
lerem o prohibici. Pozvani k
teto debate doslo cd Michigan
University. Ia dGvod uvadi,
re Wheeler jest "placenym
hercem remeslnym propagan-
distou' a dodal:
Wheeler narizoval, pomlou-
val, hrozil, nadaval a shrabo-
val penfze = ale jeste nikdy
nedebatoval. Proto odmitam
debatu s MIN, jezto nechci mu
delati lacinou reklamu a jeho
pratelum zabavu."
= Ma zamftavou odpove6
governerovu odpovedel Whee-
Ter, ze governerRitchie We SVEN
odmitavem stanovisku vGci pro-
hibici ma jevo dava, ze zrika Sc
svych povinnostf v1ci konstituci
Spojenych StatG taze Sc, jak
konstituce setrena byti NIUE We
statu, ktery nechce il podporo-
vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Kapitan pobodan bykem.

Kapitan lodi "Anne Arun-
dell', Mason w. Gurley, dan
byl do nemocnice pTerazenou
rukou a klicnf kost1 zlamanou.
Nehoda potkala jej, kdyz ma
LODI jeho pfiveden byl byk v
Sotterly, Md, ,ktery behem plav
by podesen Sc utrhl a pocal be
haiti po lodi. Kapitan Gurley,
68 rok1 starry, pustil Sc "a BY
KEN, aby jej privazal znovu.
Byk vrhl Sc ma neho, porazil
jej a pocal po mem slapati. O.
statnl muzstvo lodi pTispechalo
ohrozenemu kapitanu ku po-
moci a byka zdolali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05

" sobotu, 80. cervence
zemfel p. Josef Svoboda, {. 822
N. Castle ulice. Srdecn1 vada,
kterou trpel jiz dlouhy cas- uci-
Mia konec jeho trapeni We start
63 rok1. Zamestnan1m byl
krejcf. Remeslo to provozoval
dokud mu silly stacily. Manzel-
ka jeho Barbora jej predesla
ma vecnost pred desfti lety. Ma
rozen byl v Rezihlavi, kraj Pl-
zensky. Do Ameriky Sc pfist6-
hoval pred 43 lety. Nalezel ku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Osmnact rokI starry mladik
stfelil petkrate po SVEN ne
vlastnim otci.

Melvin Idler, osmnactilety, v
noci z nedele ma pondell pet
krate strelil pc SVEN nevlast-
MIN otci, George Freeman, ma
rohu Gay a Caroline ulic.
Pred tim Freeman kuchyfi-
skym nozem ohrozoval manzel-
ku svoji, Blanche, a nevlastnlho
syna udefiv do 1st, vyhnal z do
mu, {. 913 N. Caroline ulice, ma
.ulici. Jak Freeman tax ieho
nevlastni syn zadrzani jsou pod
zarukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05

Devatenact rokG stara Fill
more S. Frock, byvala Martha
E. Hamm, .jez oddana byla v
mes1ci rIz1 - v cervnu = "a
dala zrusen1 manzelstvi. Ia
dGvod udala, re v dobe odda-
vek jak ona, tax jeji pan man.
Eel, celych 20 roka stary, byli
opili.
Ably Sc nechali oddati, napa-
dlo pry Jim, kdyz jeste S jinym
parkem Sc projfzdeli v Green
Spring Valley a aby vylet byl
zaj1mavejSfm, vesele 81 flasti-
eek nahybali.
Ma navrh prftele: "ty a Fill
more dejte Sc oddat", Frock
dojel pro licens, odpffsahl fa-
lesne start a pax oddavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Srazen pesti tezce poransn.

Peter McFaul ze S. Robinson
ulice rozrazenou lebkou dan
byl do nemocnice, kdyz uderen
byl p6stl jineho muze ma rohu
Boston a Luzerne avenue v pom
aelf dopoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Meme 1n1rti.

V Baltimore meste v posled-
MIN tydnu bylo hlaseno zdra-
votnlmu odboru 174 1mrt1, cili
o 81 meme neil v teze dobe ro-
ku predeSleho.
D1tek narodilo sc 328.
DR.. Jones stale varuje pred
zaskrtem. z nemoc1 nejvlce
radily pohlavni nemoci v poctu
121 pffpadn, souchotiny v Sc
pffpadech, zajfkavy kasel 55
pfipad1, zaskrt 25 pTfpad1 atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Pekari Stopkovi zlamana noha
pekarnS.

Pekar, Karel Stopka, 81 rokn
stary, klouzl v pondelf V sve pc
karne, {. 1920 S. Robinson ulice
a leva noha mu zlamana. Ne
hoda jej potkala, kdyz slapl ma
plechovou nadobu, jez z trou-
by spadla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
Desiticentove jizdne ma karach
hrozi.

hrozi.
Spolecnost elektrickych pou-
licnich kar zada komisi verejne
sluzby, aby smela poclnaje Is.
srpnem, vybfrati des1ticentove
jlzdne misto dosavadnich 712
cent?.
Spolecnost dsty sveho presi-
denta Emmonse tvrdf, re n.y.
nejsim jlzdnym nen1 stavu
vydelavati tolik, ably vydelek
"a opravneny uznany j jizdne
vynaselo.
Spatne obchody spolecnosf
svadf ma automobily.
Ditky platiti mali po peti cen
tech mezi 4 a II roxy.
Zpravy, re "elektricka" bu-
de chtfti zvysenf, kolovaly We
financnich kruzich mesta jiz
po nekolik mes1cG.
Osmeho cervna tohoto roku
president Emmons jeste prohla-
sill, re zvysenf zadano nebude
V 1tery tohoto tydne rann1
noviny nam oznamily, re plati-
tt name o 212 centu vice "a
kazde svezenl Sc. A re toto bu-
deme platiti, chtej nebo nechtej
da Sc skorem ocekavati uvazf-li
Sc hajenf zajmd tech vyssfch
re strany komise verejne sluz-
by ma skodu tech nizsfch.
Emmons vyklada, re vydel-
ky spolecnosti klesaj1 O $780,
600 rocne a re Fl NEST mali n.y.
nj 10 centove jizdne a ia il
nych v blfzkosti 10 cent?. Proc
ttudfz ne Baltimore, rozumuje
Emmons a honem zada a IVY
Semi nakazuje. Proti jeho roz-
kazu neni odvolani.
- Odklad aspon nekolika
tydnG jest pravde podobnym,
nezli spolecnost dostane slysenl
u komise verejne sluzby. Ma
yor mesta, Broening, v prohla-
SEMI stanovf, ze zvysenf jfzdne-
no ma 10 cent? je "nespravedli-
WIN" Nar1dil mestskemu ad-
vokatu, Wallace, ably tento spo-
jill Sc Sc zastupcem obcanstva,
Tingley, ma ochranu vefejnosti.
Pfedseda komise veEejne sluz-
by, West, mini re natlak spoiled
nosti, ably zvyseni platnym bylo
Cd Is. srpna, ''je nemoznosti"
Zastupce lidu, Tingley, ostre
prohlasil Sc prot hrozicimu
zvysenl, jez v pravde dotkne Sc
kapes tech nejmene zamoz-
nych. Prohlasil, re nasaze-
MIN vsech sill prot zvysenf bo-
jovano bude.
Norris, pTedseda lidove kor-
porace, nazyva hrozfcl zvysenf
jizdneho ma 10 cent? "haneb-
nosti". Emmons, pfedseda e.
lektrickych drah spolecnosti,
dovozuje, re zvysenf je nutno-
sti, nema-li spolecnost ztraceti.
V sahodlouhych oznamkach,
jez sta a sta stojf, premlouva
vefejnost, aby tato spokojila Sc
Sc zvysenfm a pokorne platila,
CO j nenasytna spolecnost pla-
titi rozkazuje.
Tomuto ma to odpovfdajf, a.
by setril penlze spolecnosti a
nevyhazoval tyto ma tucne divi-
dendy pro akcionare, ma hlou-
pc stale pfebarvovani vsemi ne
smyslnymi barvami kar, ma dra
hocenne novinarske oznamky a
ma ohromne sluzne nekolika
tech "vysokych 1rednfkG," KITE
RI vlastne jsou uplne zbytecny-
mi.
Ma obcanstvu v boji tomto
mnoho zalezf. Bude-li z ticha,
a jak obycejne Sc dele, spati a
po tichu nadavati, vyhraje spo-
lecnost. Dwell sc verejnost a
|celou sflou ukaze odpor, spoiled
most prohraje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05

Radu Osvojenych c1slo 1876, 6,
S. P. S., jichz deputace jej ma
poslednf ceste doprovazela. Po-
hreb byl konan z domu smutku
v 1tery, 2. srpna ma Narodni
hrbitov. Pohrebn1 obrady wy
konal Rev. Frank Novak. Ia
Rad Osvojenych promluvil p.
Josef Novotny. Zesnuly zane
chava zde tri syny: Josefa,
FrantiSka Rudolfa.
Pohreb vypravila firma FIR.
CVach a Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-05
B. j. SVEJDY
2O24 ASHLAND AVENUE

Vas uvsr jest dobry.
Name nejlevnejsf zlate sperky
hodiny a hodinky v meste.
Ma male splatky SOC aneb
$1.OO tydne.
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
PASTOR MARKS
LONG SERVICE

Tomorrow marks the close Of 20
years work as pastor of the Shiloh
Baptist Church Of this city, by Rev
]. Milton Waldron. D. d. LID.
DR.. Waidron came to shiloh In 1907
from the Bethel Baptist Institution
al Church OF Jacksonville, Fla.
where he built and operated the
first Institutional Church among
his, people IN the South. During
DIR. Waldron's stay in washington
as pastor Of Shiloh, the church has
grown in membership from about
500 to 1.775. and has moved from
its former house of L Street to the
property located on the corner OF
Ninth and + Streets Northw sst.
The Church has in operation three
Christian Endeavor Societies and a
graded Sunday School with II
classes, in which from 80 to 4e
people in the high schools, normal
school and Howard University, OF
this city.
DIR. Waldron will preach his an.
niversary sermon tomorrow at II
O'Clock. The choir will render spe,
cial music at each service, and q;
night. the pastor will preach on
the topic. Is Purgatory a Bible
Doctrine Of a Man-made Institu
tion?'
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
EVANGELIST At
TABERNACLE

Announcement Is made that the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Cap
itol and K Streets. will be formally
opened to the public with an inter.
UNCONVENTIONAL and evangelistic
campaign, city-wide in scope. In.
vitations and announcements are
being carried by the Young Cru
saders and others into every part
Of the city.
The Rev. Ben Hardin, Of Chicago,
who has conducted large revival
movements in many cities, has been
secured to lead this old-fashioned
revival crusade in Washington. Mr..
Hardin has won his audiences
everywhere by his messages which
are warm-hearted, attractive and
convincing, often illuminated by an
incident or illustration which holds
his hearers. He comes to Wash.
ington direct from Jacksonville.
Fla, where he has been leading q
similar meeting.
The services will open tomorrow
at II a. m. with meetings at 3
and 7:30 p. M, andk will continue
for three weeks. nightly at 1880.
with the exception OF Saturdays. A
divine healing service will be con-
Quoted Tuesday evening, and 1t is
announced that all sick and afflicted
will be welcome without references
to creed or faith.
The augmented Tabernacle choir
and orchestra, conducted by w. e..
Hadden. with q. G. Brandes - she
pipe organ viii assist in a special
musical program nightly. The Sun
day School win meet at $50 in the
annual Children's Day service.
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
EXHIBIT SHOWS
CHRIST s LIFE

Almost uncanny IS its life.like
reality. as extraordinary ana ami
mated reproduction of "The Last
Supper is being shown as the piece
de resistance Of life Of Christ ex-
hibit, which is being held in ST.
Mary's School Hall. Fifth and @
Streets Northwest every evening
from to 10 o'clock and on Sunday
afternoons from to 5 o'clock as wen
as at night
The exhibit. which Is said to be.
the only one of its kind in the
world. was brought to this country
from Europe and has been on view
in many cities. This is the first
time it has ever been shown in
Washington.
Working In wax, the German ar
fist. Stephans. spent 40 years of his
Last Supper" 1t is B. life-size re.
production Of Leonardo de Vinci's
famous painting and shows Christ
SsAt4 SAAO - eAE1oGLAC6 6CcltCQ at lAAO
table, 40 feet long, dressed in robes
Of the period. On the table are
placed the foods and gold and silver
dishes as used at the time.
The faces of the figures are ex-
ecuted with delicacy; the Illusion
being startlingly real when the
diners start to eat, their heads sway
ing back and forth and their lips
opening as though in conversation.
The expression of Judas is particu-
larly good; every gesture being q
subtle indication of his nature.
Another remarkable feature Of the
exhibit is ''The Shadow of the Cross"
a painting Of Christ by an unknown
artist. When the lights are turned
off the shadow appears behind the
figure Of the Saviour. who seems to
be walking toward til. onlookers.
The famous gold pin, upon which is
engraved the Lords Prayer, and
was displayed at the Worlds Fair
in Chicago, also Is to be found in
the collection. Everyone is welcome
to the exhibit. The admission is
free
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
MARRTAGE LICENSEs

Thomas W. Delahanty. IS. of Claren-
don. Va. and Mary Cecilia Bergin. "a.
The Rev. =. P. McAdams.
rt Dan Mar, Michael Rsrh. Flynn a and Rob
Md: The Rev, j. q. Malioy.
Charles WelIborn. jr.. 26, of Los
ANGELES Calf. and Gerry Morgan. ~.
The Rev; H. s. Smith.
,ot,tto blanchard; II. ana Bertha
sheivie 4. Graham. 81. and Garlic M.
The Rev. H. B. Smith.
George H. Lawler, "a. Of Newbury.
port, Mass, and Mary Adelaide Hurley
~, OF Hayerhin, Mass. The Rev. Will
Christopher Alton Lindsay. %. Of
Gloucester Point, Va. and Mary Thorn
- Kube q. Of Fredericksburg. Va.
The Rev. w. 8. Abernethy.
George F. Byrd, 26. and Sarah Edna
Rsv =. M SGth OF Dayton. Va The
James \. areear. 1r.. 80, and Mary
Alese schaaft. rs. The Rev. J. 3.
Sidney walitzky. IS. ana Bella Tep-
nit fsoz e; The sts.,d Rev. T. Loeb.
Rubin. Is. The Rev. L. j. schwefs da's'
Andrew w. Foster 4S. OF Philadel-
phia, Pa, and Pearl e. Robinson, rs,
OF Sumter: s. c. The Rev. r. Anderson.
James Brooks, p. and Mary Payne,
Fred Turner. 26. and Halle Emma.
Reich. IS. both of Quantico. Va. 4 The
Rev. A. 2. Barrows.
Joseph Ach. 46. and Sophia Lewis,
Ne: The Rev. 7. Hall.
Coke. e, both Of Atlanta. Ca. The
Rev. William NJ Hoffman.
Henry. jackson, %. and Evelyn Jack.
eon, 81. The Rev. U. B. Hill.
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
Births, Deaths
= 22eli9ioas 0le9s ondss u1entss
WALTER n. KIlOPFER

Funeral arrangements will be con-
Dleted today for Walter H. Klopfer,
banker and insurance man, who died
yesterday at his home, 26O5 connec-
ticutsAve. N. w. He was 81 years
old and had been III more than a
naonth. He died in his chair while
reading q book. Heart disease is be-
Heved to have been the cause
Mr.. HOPPER was first vice presi-
dent of the Second National and
Park Savings banks apd director
Of both. He was also in the tnsur-
ance business, and for more than 10
years had been connected with the
local office OF the Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New York.
Before he went into the banking
and insurance business Mr.. Klopfer
was for 3S years In the claims divis-
lon Of the Pension Office. He was
q native of Washington and gradu-
ate OF Georgetown University Law
School, He was also a member of
the District Bar Association.
Mr.. Klopfer was a member Of the
University Club. He also was promi-
ment in Hasonic circles. He was a
member of Temple Moves Lodge,
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, past
commander of Columbia Command
cry, No. 2; past grand commander
of the knights Templar Of the Dis
trict, and member Of the board Of
trustees Of Almas Temple.
Surviving Mr.. Klopfer are his wife
and a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Tillman,
of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
B. Y. P. u. Federation
Holds Annual Election

The intermediate B. Y. p. u. Fed
GRAFTON held it's annual meeting
at the West Washington Baptist
Church, Friday, June IL. The Rev.
Homer Councillor, of Calvary Baptist
Church, was the principal speaker.
The following officers were elected
for 1927.192S: President, Virginia
Richards, Of Fifth Baptist; vice presi-
dent, Ruth Settle, of Cherrydale
Baptist: recording secretary, Anna
Owens, Of Temple Baptist; CORE
spending secretary, Doris Lowe, of
Temple Baptist; treasurer, Oscar
Helm, Of Kendall Baptist; chorister,
Robert Brumback, of Cherrydale
Baptist, and publicity agent, Eliza
beth Norton, Of Hyattsville Baptist.
Plans were made for the installa-
ton Of these officers at the meeting
Of the Columbia Federation of B. Y.
p. u, June q, at the National Bap-
tist Memorial.
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
9th st. Christian Church
To Hear Two Speakers

The Rev. DR.. Melton, pastor Of
the Ninth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and d Streets Northeast, is
at present in Washington. N. c.. as
sisting the Rev. Richard Bagby in
evangelistic meetings. During his
absence next Sunday the pulpit at
Ninth Street win be filled by Lieut..
Col. Thomas Dickson in the morn
ing worship and by Judge J. H
Connaoghton at the evening service.
At the morning service the choir
under the supervision of Joseph Har-
rison, the musical director, will
render special enthem, with solo
by Mrs. a. M. English, and at the
evening service an anthem will be
rendered by the choir and a special
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
Hale Story Film to Be
Shown at All Souls

In celebration Of Flag Day, the
feature at the motion picture hour
in Pierce Hall, All Souls Church.
Sixteenth and Harvard Streets. at
7:3O o'clock will be CAS- No Man has
Loved" This film is based on the
famous story. 1.-THE Man without
Country" written by Edward
Everett Hale who on many occasions
occupied the pulpit of All Souls
Church.
There will be d special presenta-
ton at 4 o'clock in order that all
who may wish to see this feature
may have the opportunity. At the
morning service at IL O'Clock, the
minister, Ulysses G. B. Pierce, d. D.,
will continue his series OF sermons
on Sacred Themes from Secular
Texts" The particular subject is
The SUMMER Side Of Doubt" a
theme suggested by stanza in THE
Ancient Sage" by Tennyson.
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
DR.. Pierce Will Preach
AT First Congregational

At the First Congregational Church
which win hold its morning service
at IL o'clock in the Metropolitan
Theater. Tenth and F Streets North
west, the minister, DIR. Jason Noble
Pierce, will preach on the subject,
THE Words That I Speak" There
will be baptism of children at this
service. Only those having mem.
bers' cards will be admitted to the
theater before 1885 a. m, after
which hour all seats remaining I'M
taken will be opened to the public.
Music by the vested choir, under
the direction Of Ruby Smith Stahi.
Y. p. s. C. e. at I'll Tenth Street,
and Senior Young Peoples Society at
the parish house. 9S8 Grant Pl.. at
$50 o'clock.