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they shall cast them into an un-
clean place without the city:
II And he shall cause the house
to be scraped Within round about,
and they shall pour out the dust
that they scrApe on without the
city into an unciean place:
20 And they shall take other
stones, and put them In the place
OF those stones: and he shall take
house.
4s And IL the plague come again.
and break out in the house. after
that he hath taken away the stones.
and after IL is plastered:
a Then the priest shall come
and look. and, behold. II the plague
be spread in the house. IL IL q fret
ting leprosy in the house; It Is un-
clean.
IS And he shall break down the
house. the stones of 1t. and the tim
Der thereof, and all the mortar OF
the house; and he shall carry them
forth out of the city into an un-
clean place.
4s Moreover, he that .soeth into
the house all the while that II is
shut up shall be unciean until the
even.
AZ And he that iieth in theNhouse
shall wash his clothes; and he that
eateth In the house shall wash his
clothes.
IS And IL the priest shall come
In. and look upon II, and, behold.
the plague hath not spread In the
house, after the house was platter
ed; then the priest shall pronounce
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Aaron, when they offered before ths
Lord. and died:
. And the Lord said unto Moses
Speak unto Aaron thy brother. thai
he come not at all times into the
holy place within the vail before
the. mercy seat. which IL upon the
ark; that, he die not: for I viii ap-
pear In the cloud upon the mercy
seat.
Thus shall Aaron come into
the holy place; with young bull
lock for sin Offering. and ram
for q burnt offering.
He shall put on the holy liner
coat and he shall have the linen
breeches upon his flesh. and shall
be girded with q linen girdle, and
attired: these are holy garments:
therefore shall he wash his flesh In
water, and 30 put them on.
And he shall take of the con-
gregation of the children of Israel
two kids of the goats for q sh
offering. and one ram for Q burnt
offering.
And Aaron shall offer his bull
lock OF the sin Offering. which is
for himself, and make an atone
ment for himself. and for his house.
And he shall take the two
goats. and present them before the
Lord at the door of the tabernacle
Of the congregation.
s And Aaron shall cast lots upon
the two goats; one lot for the Lord.
and the other lot for the scapegoat
8 And Aaron shall bring the
goat upon which the Lords lot fell.
and offer him for a sin offering.
(To Be Continued)
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Epworth League Notes
NJ. K. Church North.

The devotional meeting topic for
tomorrow evening Is Patience and
It's Rewards" The references are
found in I Cor, 13:4-7; Luke. 21:19.
District cabinet officers will visit
the following local chapters on
Sunday evening: Miss Edith Nash
and Miss Effie Mcbride, Seat Pleas
ant, Nd: Miss Cora Jepson, Ham
line; Miss Mildred Louden and Miss
Edna Stackhouse, Congress Heights;
Frank B. Davis, Douglas.
Congress Heights will hold morn
ing watch services at the church
tomorrow at $3.50 a. m. Mr.. Charles
F. Linger, District secretary of pro-
motion, will have charge. Miss NJ.
G. Kolb will be in charge OF the
evening service.
The evening service at Douglas
tomorrow will be under the leader
ship of S. NJ. Croft and Miss Mary
Wilson.
Burton ]. Howard will address
Iowa Avenue Chapter tomorrow.
The evening service at Rosedale
tomorrow will be in charge of Miss
Isabel Yerrick, first vice president
of the chapter.
Calvary Chapter will hold a box
social at the church on Monday
evening.
A big social at Rust Hall on
Monday evening will close the sea-
son Of the Washington School OF
Religious Education. The social.
which is being held under the au-
spices of the District Epworth
League. and the leadership of Miss
Mildred Loudon. fourth vice presi-
dent, will feature a pageant rep
resenting the mass movement in
India.
North Capitol Chapter. on Tues
day evening, will hold a st. Pat
rick's party. The members OF Lin
coin Road and Trinity chapters are
especially invited. but all other
leaguers will be cordially well
coined.
The leaders conference will be
held Friday evening at Wesley
Chapel. Fifth and F streets. at y
o'clock. The devotional topics for
April will be discussed.
Calvary Chapter on Friday even
ing will visit the Methodist Home
and present an entertainment.
Ryland Chapter has started a mil
linery class to meet on Friday even
ings, which all young ladies are
invited to join.
On Friday evening. Representa-
tive w. d. Upshaw. of Georgia, will
give his humorous lecture. John
and His Hat" at Foundry.
Waugh Chapter has launched an
attendance contest to run from to-
morrow night through April Is.
The membership has been divided
between the Blues. under Miss
Laura Hardy and Miss Addie Har-
ker, and the Reds, under Walter
WondracE and Herbert Rosworth
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CHURCH UNION
ASSURED HERE
Federation Of Protestant
Faiths in D. c. Probably
Organized Monday.

More than enough delegates to
assure the organization of fedora
tion of Protestant churches In
Washington already have registered
for the Organization meeting at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The preliminary committee an
nounced the federation would be
organized IL as many as fifty
churches dec-4ed to join the move
ment. Delegates from fifty-five
churches. representing fifteen de-
nominations. already have regis
tered.
Adequate financial support for
the organization Is also assured, IL
is stated. The tentative budget
calls for an expenditure of $4,000.
to be used In the employment and
maintenance of an executive sec
retary. who will coordinate the
work of the member churches.
The organization is local in char
acter, and its chief function Is to
coordinate the work of the men,
ber churches.
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Father Stinson Arranges
Women S Spiritual Retreat

Father william ]. Stinson, Jesuit
preacher and educator, whose work
as a chaplain with the American
soldiers in France won high COM
mendation, will conduct a spiritual
retreat for the Catholic women of
Washington in St. Aloysius' Church,
North Capitol and I streets, begin
ming tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock.
The retreat will continue for one
week and will consist of daily mass
and evening exercises based on the
spiritual exercises of st. Ignatius
Loyola, founder of the Jesuit Order.
Father Stinson will preach each
evening, and bcnedfction of the
blessed sacrament will be given af-
ter each service.
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Many Special Sermons
VIII Be Giuen TOMORROW
In Washington Churches

the WARP? will be the subject OF an address
by Fred Smith, York. Liberty Hut afternoon
o'clock
Mr. Smith both in New York and Washington
Christian layman At time he senior
secretary committee of the Young
Association and chairman of the commission
echuc federation of the Federal Council of the Churches OF
Christ in America
During the he with branch OF the Y and
experience the front and
in The
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PROGRESS REPORTED
IN EPISCOPAL DRIVE

. Clergy and laymen of the Wash
ington Diocese OF. the Episcopal
Church will meet iY the interest
of the nationwide campaign, now
being conducted by the denomina-
tion. In Epiphany Parish Hall at y
o'clock tonight.
!, Bishop Alfred Harding will pre-
side. DIR. r. w. Patton and the
Rev. ID. w. Currin will report on
the progress of the campaign. APP
SO per cent OF the quota
of the Washington Diocese has been
subscribed.
DR.. Patton also will speak in the
Church OF the Epiphany tomorrow
evening.
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IHEBIBLEs
tongues and from the edition
known as -our Mothers Bible"
LEvITICUs.
(chapter XIv-continued.1

IS And he that owneth the house
shall come and tell the priest, say
ing. 1t seemeth to me there Is as
II were q plague in the house:
36 Then the. priest shall COM
mand that toey empty the house,
before the priest go into 1t to see
the plague. that all that Is In the
house be not made unclean: and af-
terward the priest shall go In to
see the house,:
81 And he shall look on the
plague, and. behold, IL the plague
be In the walls of the house with
hollow streaks, greenish or reddish.
which in sight are lower than the
wall;
Ss Then the priest shall go out
of the house to the door of the
house. and shut UP the house. seven
days;
80 And the priest shall come
again the seventh day. and shall
look: and. behold. IL the plague be
spread In the walls of the house:
40 Then the priest shall COM
mand that they take away the
stones in which the plague is. ana
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SPEAKERS SELECTED
FOR LENT SERVICES

Speakers at midday Lenten serv-
ices at the Church of the Epiphany
next week will be: Monday. Canon
William L. de Vries, of the Wash
ington Cathedral; Tuesday, the Rev
II. II. D. Sterrett. rector Of All Souls
Church: Wednesday, the Rev. r. II
Browning, of the Church of the
Epiphany; Thursday, the Rev. Ed
ward s. Rollins, OF st. Johns
Church; Friday, Prof. Rollins. of the
Virginia Theological Seminary.
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Vermont Avenue
Christian Church

Vermont Ave, North OF N Street.
Rev. Earle Wiley, LID, Pastor.
10 A. NJ. Bible School.
IL A. M.-Morning Worship with
sermon by pastor on THE Souls
Emancipation"
P. M.-Illustrated song service,
with short sermon by pastor on
''The Gospel in Song"
6:15 p. M-Young Peoples tea.
p. NC. e. Societies.
Tuesday, p. M-Dr. Whitley will
read Enoch Arden with piano ac-
compartment by Miss Pearl Waugh
for benefit building fund.
Midweek Service Thursday. p.
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UNITARIAN.
ALL SOULS CHURCH
CHRISTIAN.

Church of Christ (Disciples).
Bible Study, 10 a. m.
Communion, II a. m.
Evening Service, 7:3o p. m.
Masonic Temple, 9th and F SITS.
N. E., Second Floor Front.
w. S. Long, Minister.
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BAPTIST.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SIXTEENTH AND o STREETS.
DIR. Henry Allen Tupper. Minister,

'Dr. Henry Alien Tupper' "inief'
Services at IL and BY DR.. Tupper.
IL a. m-sIs the Bible worth
Anything or Everythingr
Communion Service and reception Of new
members after the morning service.
s to o D. m.-.ConeeIted Critics
of Christianity"
Good music by quartet and chorus.
Sunday School. 0:30 u. M; John Ruth
ven, Superintendent. Senator Spencer, OF
Missouri. will address the Mems Class At
10 O'Clock. Come and hear him.
c. Il. Society meets ut 6, with social
hour and hot refreshments. Devotional
meeting ut 6:45 TO 7:45. Join this live
society.
Swedish services in the Swedish language.
by Rev. c. A. Chader. at $3.50 Sunday and
at s O'Clock on Friday. March 10.
Come and Join our chorus choir for Sun
day nights only. Rehearsal every satur-
day night Mt 7:45.
THE HOME CHURCH
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Bible Class Plans Program.

Miss Dena Hammer, of South Da-
kota, will give a program of read
ings in the Keller Memorial Luth-
eran Church Friday evening. The
program will be supplemented by
vocal and instrument music. The
entertainment will be under the di-
rection of the Young Mems Bible
class
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York. will deliver an address at
Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth street
northwest. The address is being
given under the auspices of the In
ternational Bible Students Associa-
ton, and the public is invited to
attend.
American University Chapel.
The Rev. DIR. J. Franklin Knotts,
assistant chancellor of the Ameri-
can University, will preach tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50. Before COM
ing to the university DIR. Knots
filled one Of the largest pastorates
in New England.
Mckendree M. e.
The Rev. p. r.. Nugent, of Rich
mond, Va, will preach at both the
morning and evening services to-
morrow The Rev. Mimee Semple
McPherson. OF Canada, viii begin q
series OF evangelistic services SUM-
day March u.
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sPIR1TUALIsM.
REV. G. LYAL ARTHAN.

NOTED PLATFORM TEST MEDIUM con
ducts meeting Sunday evening at o'clock In
Society Hall, 500 G St NV. demonstrating life
beyond the grave. voicing spirit messages; Tues
day evening special message seance and ques-
tons answered; Saturday evening at TO De-
yelopment Glass meets.
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the house clean. because the plague
Is healed.
~ And he shall take to cleanse
the house two birds, : and cedar
wood. and scarlet, and hyssop:
so And he snail kill one Of the
birds in an earthen vessel over run
ming water:
81 And he shall take the cedar
wood. and the hyssop. and the scar
let. and the living bird. and dip
them in the blood of the slain bird.
and In the running water. and
sprinkle the house seven times:
81 And he shall cleanse the
house with the blood Of the bird.
and with the running water, and
with the cedar wood. and with the
hyssop. and with the scarlet:
50 But he shall let go the living
bird out of the city into the open
fields. and make an atonement for
the house: and IL shall be clean.
81 This is the law for all manner
OF plague of leprosy, and scall.
IS And for the leprosy of a gar
ment, and Of a house,
b6 And for a rising, and for q
scab. and for q bright spot:
81 To teach when Ii is unclean.
and when 1t is clean: that is the
law Of leprosy.
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CJCTu E near 7th S. w. DIR. John
FlT III E. Briggs will preach on
..Christ on the Outside" at IL a. m.
and .Ten Facts about Heaven" at
night. This is the third in the Sc
ries on LIES TOMORROWS. Ser
mon prelude. "Dr. Russell II. Con-
nell and Spiritualism." Welcome
Welcome.
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Speakers on Korea Offered.

Churches wishing speakers on
Korea and her wrongs are invited
to apply to the Rev. c. II. Butler,
or the Rev. Cove G. johnson, of the
Korea committee appointed by the
Pastors Moderation
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Methodists to Stage Pageant.

iThe Methodist Union will stage a
pageant, India Mass Movement" at
the Hamline NJ. f. Church, on Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock. The
pageant will be led by Drs. Fawcett
and Bancroft.
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The Emmanuel Baptist Church

Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road.
TO BE THE NATIONAL BAPTIST
MEMORIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
Pastor Cove G. johnson breaches:
IL A. M.-"GRIEvING THE HOLY
SPIRIT"
p. M.-THE UPLIFTING GOSPEL
OR THE DEGRADING OUIJA BOARD
wHICHT
Bible School at $50 a. m. with classes
for all ages. C-O-M-El
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KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH

REV. r. l.. GRIFFIN, Pastor.
Sunday School 9:30-classes for all.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m
Christian Endeavor Society, 7.3o p. m.
We are believers in and exponents Of the
Blessed Hope of Christ's premillennial sec
ond coming for His Bride, the Church, and
direct all to the comfort contained in list
Thess. iv, 1918.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Church Of the Covenant
Conn. Ave. and N st.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D,
MINISTER.
REV. HOWARD D. TALBOT,
ASSISTANT. .e

AO0tO ANl.
SUNDAY. MARCH II. 1920.
st30-sunday School. with mems
and women's classes.
IL 1sOO-Morning Service. Dr.. Wood
breaches.
3i3O-Forty second InspirationaI
Service. Address by DIR.
Wood. Subject. sThe Rights
of Faith" Special soloists,
Richard b C K Q, tenor,
George Harold Miller, bari
tone. Four anthems by the
solo Double Quartet. A serv-
lee Of sacred song. Sydney
Lloyd wriehtson. director OF
music, Harvey Murray, or
Eanist.
6;15-Christian Endeavor Tea
supper.
6i45-Christian Endeavor vesper
Service.
Ss0O-Evening Service. Sermon by
DIR. Wood. Subject. "Unpro-
tected Salients of the souI.'
Special sOlofst, Mary Beisser.
contralto. Evening choir OF
voices. sydney Lloyd Wright
son, director of music; Har-
vey Murray, organist, Claude
Robeson, pianist.
THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1920.
ssOO-Midweek Prayer Service.
All Welcome.
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CHAPTER 1s.

How the high priest must enter In the
holy place. IL The sin offering for him
self. Is The sin offering for the people.
20 The seapegoat. 20 The yearly feast
Of the expia tions.
And the Lord spake unto Moses
after the death of the two sons of
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CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational
Church
Tenth and G Streets Northwest
Rev. Wilmer P. Johnston.
Assistant Pastor.
DR.. JASON NOBLE PIERCE
Of Boston, Mass,

viii Preach at IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
DR. Pierce is pastor of the larg-
est Congregational Church in Bos-
ton. A representative of all that is
best and noblest in New England
Congregationalism:
At 8 p. m. large chorus choir
and solo quartet. directed by Har-
y Edward Mueller. will render
Part Four (The Moskery on Cal
vary) Of Gaul's Passion Music.
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INTERNATIONAL
BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION, Pythian Temple Audito-
rum, 1012 Ninth street northwest. Lee
ture at p. m. Sunday by A. d. Eshle-
man, Of Brooklyn. Seats free. All well
come"
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Petworth M. Z. Church.

The Rev. G. Ellis Williams. pastor
of the Petworth NJ. Z. Church, is
scheduled to speah at both the
and evening services of the
church tomorrow. His morning
topic will be The Center of Faith"
and at the evening services he will
speak on "Whosoever Will"
The Epworth League meets at Z
o'clock in the evening with Joseph
Elliot as leader. The public is in
vited.
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AsD0cfntf0I

At . o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
a. D. Ashleman. Of Brooklyn, New
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THE HOME CHURCH
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centennial Baptist Church.

Washington Heavenites" is the
.ubJect OF the sermon that the Rev
:. Hez Sven. pastor of the Cen-
ennial Baptist Church. will deliver
omorrow evening. His morning
ermon will be on salvation and
iratitude"
Tomorrow. is the fifth anniversary
# the building of the present home
# the church, and will be. observed
~ special services at both morning
md evening services. A musical
'rogram has been prepared by Mrs.
Ruby Potter and Prof. Louis A.
'otter, jr.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-02
A GOOD FRIDAY PRAYER.

o Merciful God, who hast made all
men in thine image and whose love
will let none go, give to us new Wis
ion of Thy Son whose death on Cal
vary we today recall. Grant to men
everywhere new appreciation Of the
meaning of Christ's sacrifice for the
world. Forbid that men and nations
again release the Barabbas of selfish
ness, and cruelty anew the Christ
Lift up their eyes today to see the
cross that towers DER the wrecks Of
time. Give to the world a new I'D
holy purpose to Him who said "Ii. :
be lifted up, will draw all men unio
him." that as we die today to self We
may pass on Easter Day into the ioy
full resurrection OF a life that is hid
with Christ in God. And this we
ask in Jesus Name. Amen.
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THE PRIMARY IN PRACTICE

After personal experiences with all
sorts OF primary laws covering a per
iod of twenty years, the editor of this
newspaper is more thoroughly con
vinced than ever that this method of
selecting candidates is rank failure
when it comes to actual practice.
Theoretically, the primary is all right
But under actual working conditions
any primary lew yet devised can raise
more particular HI in a political par
ty than any other dozen things-and
accomplish less good. 1t is said that
the primary gives the people chance
TO get direct action on political party
nominations. Yet under the primary
system there are less votes cast than
would be represented under the old
caucus and convention svstem-es.
pecially in the country precincts,
Furthermore, under the divine pri
mary system the voter must go and
vote for a candidate selected by the
political machine" whereas under
the caucus and convention system any
individual could rise up in public and
emit an awful roar if conditions were
not satisfactory. A voter could voice
his opinion, at least, whereas under
the primary system the only ones who
voice their opinion are the members
OF the machine" And it is a fact
that political machines have never
been SO perfect in organization, so
well creased, so smooth running, at
any time as they bave been under the
primary system. 1t is fact that the
policies of the republican and demo
cratic parties in South Da kota, under
the primary law, are each controlled
absolutely by no more than a dozen
politicians. Sure, those men should
favor the primary system, but Mr
Voter, who is supposed to have real
voice in the selection of candidates,
merely sits by and lets George, Harry
and Peter do it, and after it is done
tothe satisfaction of these few, they
graciously allow Mr.. Voter to step up
TO the ballot box and ratify their fxin
1t is a great life, this primary game,
If you DO not weaken. Alexandria
Herald.
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TEACHERS MEETING.

The Teachers Meeting which was
TO have been held in Wood, Febru
arv u, and had to be postponed, will
he held on April 10. As the program
was prepared for whole days SEES
sion, it will be best to begin the work
IN the forenoon if possible. All
teachers that can, should try to be
present for forenoon session. All
persons interested in our schools and
education are invited to attend and
help in the discussions. The same
program that was printed for the other
meeting will be followed at this meet
ing. All teachers in the Cody, Wood
aud Berkley Districts be sure and
come. / his is your meeting.
COMMITTEE or PROGRAM.
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A NEW AGENT AT ROSEBUD.

G. G. Covey who has been Superin
ten dent of the Rosebud Indian Agen
cy for the past several years, recently
handed in his resignation effective
April lst, John A. Buntin has been
named as his successor and he took
charge, yesterday, April lst, Mr.
Covey will continue a resident of the
Rosebud country, having consider
able Interests at Mission, where we
understand he viii engage in business
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For many years this country has
been flooded with fake or shady con
Germs in which stock has been sold to
"a gulIibIe public, generally to the
small investor who can i'll afford to
lose his savings. Since the supreme
court has ruled that incomes from
stocks are not subject to taxation it
is possible that many more OF these
fakes will spring into existp nee, on
the theory that the public will rush
TO place It's surplus funds into stocks.
If this be the case the people of our
community should apply the acid test
to any stock certificates offered them
before parting with dollar of their
hard earned money. The fakir Is a
man with smooth tongue, and he
knows only too we'll how to use 1t.