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The Washington times., 1927-06-11
! omorrow's Sunday School Lesson
Peter Delivered
From Prison
BY REV. EDWARD TABER

the family. Wishing to curry
favor with the Jews he cast
Simon Peter into prison, probably
intending to put him to death
after the Feast Of the Passover.
Naturally enough, there was
great alarm on the part of the
early Christians at the imprison-
ment of Peter. They realized
that his life was in danger. They
further realized that the spread
Of their cause was largely de-
pendent upon his deliverance
from prison. They knew well
enough that he was capable Of
facing death without fear, but
they also knew that his death
would mean terrible blow to
the hopes Of the early church.
They prayed with great zeal
and earnestness that Peter should
be delivered from bondage. Al
though they no doubt had hopes
that Peter would somehow es-
cape, they surely did not ex-
pect the miraculous events re-
corded in the Bible. We are told
that an angel Of the Lord visited
Peter while he slept in prison.
The apostle was heavily guarded,
but the chains fell off, he was
led in safety past Lis guards and
it was not until he was free Of
the prison doors that divine guild
ance left him.
Peter, bewildered at the SEN
sational event, made his way
with haste to the home of Mary,
the mother Of Mark. He knocked
loudly at the door. A maid came
to answer the door and, seeing
Peter, "opened not the gate for
gladness." She hurried back to
tell those in the house Of the
news. At first they did not be-
lieve her, but were finally con-
WINGED that once again the great
apostle had been delivered from
the shadow of death.
This is the last authentic rec
ord IN the life of p ser. There
is a very strong tradition that
he later went to Rome and there
met a martyrs death, but on
this the Bible is silent.
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Offering. Everybody Welcome
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The admiration Of man for the
virtue of courage is as old as
the human race
We are told in the book of
Judges that during the early
period Of Jewish history "every
man did that which was right
in his own eyes," It takes no
great Imagination to picture the
chaos that resulted from such a
condition. The power Of the law
was at ebb tide. The condition
Of the state was that of near
anarchy. What power there was
was in the hands of the soldier
and the strong man. Samson,
giant in body and child in mind,
lacking practically every virtue
but courage, was typical of the
type of man that rose to power
in those days.
Where there is not adequate
legal protection, and where the
very necessities of life are re-
served for the strongest, courage
is essential. But men will never
cease to admire courage, under
whatever conditions. The recent
spectacular flights Of Lindbergh
and Chamberlin have aroused an
unprecedented public admiration
for their bravery.
Perhaps in all Of our study of
the early apostles, we have not
properly emphasized the I'M
bounded fearlessness Of the men.
Almost without exception they
were prosecuted and 'inally met
the fate Of martyrs. They faced
intolerance and cruelty with sim
pie dignity and supreme bravery.
The two greatest Of the early
disciples, Peter and Paul, were
prosecuted more relentlessly than
any Of the others. This is not
surprising. Eminence always
makes a shining mark. The lead
err is likely to bear he brunt of
the attack of the opposition.
The Herod family, rulers over
the Jews by sufferance of the
Roman Empire, was corrupt
and UBIQUITOUS one. Herod
Agrippa, grandson of Herod,
called the Great, was typical of
The Washington times., 1927-06-11
Too Late to Classify
Have You Heard About
"The Silent Salesman p,


A novelty in subdivision selling viii be
introduced next Saturday and sunday at the
opening Of "GREENWAY DOWNS the
new Ruby Lee Minar, Inc. domestic tract
Just beyond Falls Church, on tho Lee High.
way, By this new method purchaser can
drive along TO the property. make an in
spectlon OF the lots at his leisure and make
ibis selection independent of any influence
aside from his own Judgment.
On each lot for sale at GREENWAY
DOWNS YOU win find card on a stake.
This card is in duplicate. and gives the size
and number OF each lot. Make your own
the ''GREENWAY DOWNS office on the
property with your deposit. This is the
Silent Salesman method
We suggest that You be on hand early
next Saturday or Sunday. SO that you may
|get your choice of lots. From Georgetown,
drive over Key Bridge. right on to Lee High
way; and through Falls Church. Continue
until You see the large "GREENWAY
DOWNS signs.
See The Silent Salesman" at work.
RUBY LEE MINAR, Inc.
l4O5 New York Ave. Main has.
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Bible School Proud of
Reaction to Its Program

In the recent meeting OF the
washington Bible School Associa-
ton there was reported progress in
the advancement of the Bible study
with many schools now planning to
open June 27.
Mrs. HI. Moffatt Bradley, presi-
dent Of the association, says that the
need of Bible training for our chill
dren is becoming increasingly APP
parent and parents feel deep in
terest in having the boys and girls
in the city obtain intimate knowl-
edge Of the Scriptures.
Moreover, the work as the summer
Bible School plans it is so attractive
that the young are delighted with
the program.
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Bids and Proposals

10. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1908 New Navy
Building. Washington, D. c. Sealed pro-
p0sals viii be received here until 10 Al NJ.
June ~. 1927. for leasing from the United
states approximately 23.600 square feet of
wharf property on Washington Channel. In.
formation on application.
COMMISSIONERS. d. c.. washington, june
structing about 1926 linear feet Of sewer
varying in size from 7'9'' to 10" in diameter
viii be received at Room 500 District
Building until o'clock p M June 2Ief.
1927. Detailed information at Room 427
District Building.
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Lutheran Children VIII
Give Sunday Exercises

Children's day viii be observed to-
morrow in Christ Lutheran Church
by a special exercise by the Sunday
school from IL to 1870 o'clock. A
part of the exercises win consist Of
the baptism Of number of children.
The pastor, the Rev. j. Frederick
Wenchel. will preach on 1.-THE great
est and most comforting mystery Of
the christian religion, the Blessed
Trinity" in the regular service.
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MRS. LUCY D. MARX

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy
D. Marx will be held Monday from
the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
nent. Mrs. Marx died yesterday
In Sibley Hospital.
She was the wife Of Raymond
g. Marx. auditor OF the Riggs Ma
tional Bank. Coming to this city
seven years ago from Mobile, Ala,
Mrs. Marx soon became well known
as a soloist and choir singer. She
was d member Of the Friday Morn
ing Club.
Mrs. Marx was IS years old. She
was the mother OF three children,
Lucy D., Margaret Elizabeth and
Mary Anna Theresa. Her home
was at 4SS1 Thirty-sixth st. N. w.
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q Simon Peter" Is Topic
At Peoples Church

The Rev. Elmes, the minister of
the Peoples Congregational Church,
M Street between Sixth and Seventh
Streets Northwest, will have for his
subject Sunday morning, Simon
Peter"
The 7. P. c. Society has selected a
special series Of subjects for the
month of June, as follows: June IL,
6 p. M, Poems Worth While" the
Rev. James Walker, speaker; June
10, s p. M. Christian Sunday" Mrs.
George Henry, speaker; June rs, 6
p. M, musicale, benefit delegate to
Cleveland convention.
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Man POked Fun at Man.
Is e. Hez Sven Story

"a Man Poked Fun at a Man" is
a summer story which e. Hez Sven
will relate Sunday night at 5 o'clock
at the Centennial Baptist Church.
The church desires to make its
building a house of prayer for the
poor, tho troubled, the sad, anxious,
the sick and the unemployed. The
IL o'clock morning subject is 1.-THE
Inner Testimony
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BIRTHS

Murray 2. ami Genwieve +. Thorne.
Edward N. anS E,hss r. Tiernsy.
George R. and Dorothy B. Littlehalsu.
Clarence A. and Beva y. clsrridrs.
Robeson NJ. ana Ruth w. Gibbs, girl.
Edmond B. and Eta n. Haynie, girl.
Lionel w. and Charlotte Sorenson.
BENJAMIN and Lillian =. Kushner.
Charles F. and Florence o. speOrl
girl.
Ralph W. ana Julia l. Martin, boy.
Golden c. and Rose Holliester, girl
John r. and Minnie r. Stark girl.
Ralph s. and Virginia c. Childs, boy.
Harry and Lena Weinstein. girl.
Gus and Angelina Vakas, girl.
Robert E. and Ruth Morgan. girl.
Earl w. and Mary z. Howes, boy.
William ]. and Annunciata Kerlin,
boy.
Laurlston v. and Margaret Howell.
girl.
Frederick P. and Marian Lee, girl.
Allen and Mary A. Snyder. girl.
Edwin c. and Elizabeth jacobson,
girl
William B. and Felicia Edelin, girl.
Maurice and Sadie Davis, girl.
Daniel P. and Olivia Stockton, girl.
81 Norbert and Lavina Broughton, girl.
Fred and Katie D. Welcher. girl.
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DEATHS

frances c. Joy. 70 years. .14as G St.
r: Frank Wright IS years. rs Adams
st. NJ w. 4
William W. Lyon. 81 years. 2as7
Twentieth st. N. w.
1ario Rd. N. w.
Reed Hospital.
Elizabeth H. Dever, u years. IS v
Elizabeth Smiley. "a years. Homeo-
pRthic Hospital
Otto Borshardiny. 70 years. George.
town University Hospital.
Lucy D. Marx. IS years. sibley Hos
pital.
Edna B. A. Peacock, So years, ON
railroad train near Richmond, va
Margaret L. P1rtS years, 1900 Ken.
yon St N. w.
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itions only
Each advertisement IL charged for az rate
armed according to number Of DAYS Il runs
without relation 70 other cOpv the adrer-
user may have in the paper.
The Tines and Herald endeavors 90 nrint
4-only 'truthIul Selasattied ads and viii ZAP
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BAPTIST

e. Hez Swern P Psstsr' fun "A 1T 1paa :
mani" p. M. Cool house; free easy
chairs (nen like theml; fine, organ.
painful: those who worry and grieye:
the poor. the troubled rich. II A. M.
1.-THE Inner Testimony" Centennial Bapt.
Oh. (Fundamentalists. Debtlessl. 7th &
Eye NJ E.
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DEATHS

kL0PF Suddenly on Friday, June 10
at 1880. at his residence. 1905 Connecti-
gut Ave. N. W., WALTER II. KLOPFER
beloved husband of Maggie W. Klopfer
Notice OF funeral service later.
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IN MEMORlAM

EONOVER-sacrcd to the memory Of our
parted this life nine years ago today.
To-day recalls the memory
OF our loved one laid to rest
And those that think of him today
Are the. ones that loved him best.
What would we give to clasp your hands.
Your dear little face to see.
Your little smile. your little voice.
Which meant so much to us.
Some may think we are not lonely
When at times they see us smile:
Little do they know the heartaches,
That we suffer all the while
MOTHER and DADDY.
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HOTEL WACNAPREAeUE

Channel Sass and weak flsh arc now FunnIno
their best at Waehapreague, Va. Come q fhlS
health resort and enjoy the nastime % anaiina.
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