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Bible Questions
OF the Day
SPREADING THE GOSPEL.
n. HarI0m n. How.
Questions

Questions.
When did Paul start his second
missionary Journey
. DID Barnabss accompany P2hif
4 why DID the pair separate?
VINO WAS Timothy?
s IN what manner "3f Timothy OF
great assistance?
what vlsion did Paul receiver
= How did Paul anSuer the calf
s Who was Lydia?
a. What IL meant By seller 81
purple?
10 What happened IN Lydia
Answers.
]. In the Spring OF 80 A. D.
z. No.
Z John Marx, nephew Of Barnabas
had proven weak on the former Journey
When Paul refused 10 allow John Mark
10 go on the expedition Bafnsbas re-
nounced their association,
Timothy was new recruit sn~
nexeo 81 Lystra He Was The son Of .
Jewish mother and Grecisn father and
proved a worthy recruit.
+. Timothy. being looked upon az q
Jew. proved powerful influence In
converting Jewish residents OF Phrygis
and Galatia
g. Paul received vision Of Mace
donna urging him u visit that eoun.
try and convert IL.
4 He Travelled a. once tn Philippi
famous city Of Macedonia. IN take IN
his work
a She was woman NJ phlippi Whc
soid purple
. A persan who soi6 purple cloth
70 Paul Cor gerted her.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

When the seventh annual convention
OF the Luther League of the MARYLAND
synod opens September 2 at 3 pm, a,
Evengelical Lutheran Church. Fred.
erlck. Mo. the devotionals will be in
charge Of Austin w. Howard CORE
spending and statistical secretary oil
the Maryland Synodical League Al
this session an address Of welcome will
De delivered by Rev. u. s. @. Rupp
pastor OF the convention church. and
q rssponse will be made by William r
Smith, president Of the MARYLAND
Synodicsl League. Group conferences
a. TINS session will be conducted by
Clarence C. Dittmer president of tbs
Luther League of Americs, and Rev
Harold S. Miller of Brooklyn, N. Y. Al
pm. a model Luther League devotion
al meeting will be conducted by the ex-
ecuti"e committee of the Luther League
OF ths MARYLAND Synod. mass meet
inS VIII be held at pm, during which
Rev. Oscar r. Blackwelder, pastor oi
Christ Lutheran Church. Baltimore
Nd, will be the speaker.
Robert j. Volland, president-elect oil
the Luther League OF thu District OF
Columbia, viii conduct the devotions
september 3 at q O'Clock. following
which. business session will be held
ana conferences on junior Luther
League work will be conducted by Miss
Brenda L. Mehlhouse, junior secretary
OF the Luther League of America. Dur
ing the afternoon session Virgil w
Douo. educational secretary. will con-
quot the devotionals. which will be fol-
lowed by a business session and crour
discussions on Organization" viii be
LED by Paul L. Brindle. president of tn.
Luther League of the District OF CO.
lumbia; Austin w Howard, MARYLAND
Synodical League secretary: Robert q
blocher Maryland Synodical League
treasurer, and Miss Edith Menkel. Rev.
r. j Wolf, intermediate secretary OF
the Luther Leagus of America will
speak on the topic What Is an Inter-
mediate Lesgus2" A sightseeing trip
to Braddock Heights with q banquet At
the Brsddock Heights Hotel, during
which Irving l.. Koch educational SEC
rotary OF the Luther League of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. will act as toast
master. hes been arranged
The main address at the banquet will
oe delivered by DR.. S. r. Long of Chi
cago At the closing session. which
VIII begin at 8 pm, Monday. the newly
elected officers will be installed by DR.
j. e. Bvers. president of the Maryland
Synod Lutheran Church. and an ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. w C.
Bolic1 OF Columbia. S. C.
The topic for presentation at the
Washington Luther Leagues tomorrow
evening ts How Magazines and News
Dso~rs Help or Hinder Christisn Liv-
ing"
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Sunday School Lesson

There was no evidence that they were
expected, much less desired by the people,
who were apparently satisfied with their
pagan worship. The man In the vision
evidently did not represent the con-
scious wish of the people, rather It
was the unrecognised needs that God
had seen and made known to Paul In
the vision. We send our missionaries
out today TO lands that have not re-
ouested the gospel. We send them to
minister TO the people In such way
that they may see their need OF q
Savior and seek Christ Jesus.
Paul took time to make a survey Of
the city and learn its spiritual outlook.
re got his bearings before he tried to
comm nee work, Since he did not And
The opportunity awaiting his arrival, he
sought 10 md 1t, so that he could com
mence 10 preach. He found the place
OF prayer" by the river to which few
women were in tn hsb of going 70
worship jehovah. The small sic: Of the
congr1 cation dio not dampen Paurs
zeal for he preached unto them He
won in Lydia. native of Thyatira, the
very country where he had been kept
from entering. She was baptized and
the other members of her household
also confessed Christ and were pap
tiz.d. This wealthy woman opened her
home for the apostle and members OF
his party. Paul did not accept her
offer at once. for she constrained him
10 make her home the headquarters for
winning Philippi and Europe for the
Master
He had made an entering wedge into
The Roman empire, for the city was
Roman colony. Victory there meant
The CONQUEST OF Europe. The future OF
America ives involved in PaulS worn
when, In response to ths devine cali
ne commenced his missionary activities
IN that prosperous and influential CEN
ter. The missionary call is still calling
us to attempt to win the other lands for
the Risen Lord. One of the best ave-
nues for missionary endeavor Is found
1mong the foreign speaking people who
nave been attracted to our country
Let lis hear Christ's call to win them
for Him and His church. lust as much
as Paul heard when he watchfully
VISITED In Troas to know Gods viii
Let us use every opportunity Ia preach
Christ and carry His gospel to every
creature.
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THE CHAPEL, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

In the ribs The construction was the
most complicated installation OF Its type
ever attempted. and Is practically
unique in the world. No other Gotnic
ceiling has been built using colored tile.
Other churches such as the famous
Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine IN
New York. have tile vaulting. but the
ribs are OF stone.
Because OF the advancement In
acoustical knowledge, experts are no"
able to determine the acoustical proper
ties of a structure before 1t Is built
In the new chapel they were able 10
determine the acoustical properties 81
accurately they have specified cushions
to be used on the pew seats. To proven,
echoing. the field tile Is of special
type, which will absorb large part OF
the sound waves 1t Is so porous that
smoke may be blown through section
an inch In thickness. Fifteen thousand
square feet of the ceiling Is of this
acoustical tile. and q special acous-
ticsl plaster on the side walls is also
used.
Nearly 100 900 pieces OF face thing
we're required for the vaulting, and the
vaulting, not including the side arches.
weighs approximately 400 tons.
This monumental structure OF stone.
youngest OF the Gothic churches of the
world, dominates the extreme southern
limits of the university campus. its soar
ing tower the most conspicuous OF the
many that grace the buildings along
Chicsgo's famous midway.
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MEMBERSHIP LIST
Of RELIGIOUS BODY
Church OF Christ. Holiness,
Reports 4.919 Communi-
CentS for Year 1925.

The Department Of Commerce an
nounces. according to the returns re-
cnived. there were In th1 United States
80 churches of the Church of Christ,
Holiness. in 1925. with 4.9i9 members.
This denomination was not reported
in 1915 and there are. therefore. no
comparative figures.
The total expenditures, as reported
by 81 churches, amounted TO S48.96S.
including S36,533 for current expenses
and improvements. S8,i9i for benevo-
fences. missions. etc, and $4,245 not
classified The value OF church edifices
tincluding furniture and eQuipmenD as
reported by So churches. was $326.850.
OF the 81 churches reporting, 46
we're located In urban territory (in-
corporated places of $500 inhabitants
or more) and 3s were In rural areas.
or the total membership, 5000 we're in
the urban churches and 1917 In the
rural churches; and OF the total ex-
penditures 80 urban churches reported
s36.006 and 81 rural churches, Sl2,962
The value OF church property reported
by So urban churches was $274 $50
and that reported by 81 rural churches
was $S2.l00.
Sunday schools were reported by ~
churches OF this denomination. with 460
officers and teachers and ash scholars
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TENNESSEE BISHOP
TO PREACH SERMONS
Mount Vernon Place Church Will
Hear Prelate From
Nashville.

Bishop n. M. Du Bose Of Nashville,
Tenn, will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services tomorrow at
the Mount Vernon Place Church. For
the morning service his subject will be
Christ and the Apostolic Church." and
in the evening walking in the Spirit. .
The junior church will hold It's serv-
Ice at IL O'Clock in the Sunday school
auditorium. Rev. j. w. Rustin will
preach - this service on THE Master"
The Epworth League will conduct a
service at pm. at the tuberculosis
Hospital and at pm. Monday the
Esthnaoruth class OF the Sunday school
will hold a meeting at the Home for
IncurableS.
The regular all-day meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary Society will be
held Tuesday, beginning at IL o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Peoples Missionary Society No. l, will
be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Mr. Rustin will conduct the prayer
service Thursday evening.
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u. Y. =. L. NEWS

The "On 10 Detroit Club branch o.
the Columbia Federation, Is holding q
picnie At Chapel Point today The pur-
noEs of this club Is 10 secure 200 reglS~
trsnts 10 attend the 3. Y. p Y. 81
convention next year 81 Detroit
The lawn party held by Temple n
= p. y. st. the church last "wednesday
evening vas reported success,
A report On the r. x. r. u. eonYen
ton held recently IN kansas City Wa
given by Mas Elizabeth Mcdaniel I.
lie Temple 3. Y. r. u. August IL. Mrs
q. owens spoke at the same meeting
Mis- Lillian Smith and MIR Lynn Fsi'
iows. offlcisl delegates from Firsl
Church. viii give ? report August 70
'rhonas wilson and Elgin. Smith WI
svtake addresses Miss n Fliz2beth SEQ
eele is " repeat ner report 81 Pet%ortn
tomorrow -.....--
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ALABAMA MINISTER
AT FIRST BAPTIST
DR. Rufus ". Weaver of Birming-
ham Will Preach Morning and
Evening Sermons,

Or. Rufus w. Weaver OF Birmingham
Ala. win preach at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and evening
in the absence Of the pastor. DR., Sam
uei .nioson Porter. who is now on vaca
ton. His subject in thu morning
will be The Mercv OF Mystery. The
evening theme viii be The Little
Minister"
The PRAYER ssrvics Thursday At &
pm. will be led by Mrs. Samuel Judson
Porter
The Euzelian class OF young women
is being taught by v II. Hutchlns. In
the absence OF John Ruthven. the rzg1-
lar teacher
T. Edgar Petty. superintendent of the
SUNDAY school, who has been absent
from the city on vacst ton. viii b" pres
ent to conduct the services tomorrow AZ
$50 am
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Pastor to Take Vacation.

During the vacation of Rev. Henry
y. Tillman, pastor OF John Wesley
A. Nj. E. Zion Church, Fourteenth and
Corcoran streets. the pulpit is oeins
supplied by various ministers. Rev. G.
q. Ashton. former pastor OF Contee
A. M. r. Zion Church, Burvllle, %. Q.
and present pastor OF Second A, M, Il.
Zion Church. Baltimore, Md. viii de-.
liver both sermons. at l0:45 am. ana
7:45 pm. tomorrow. Holy communion
will be administered at the evening
service, Church school meets at $50
am. Y. c. Endesvor Society at $50
o m.
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VRGINIAN TO PREACH.

Rev. r. Ciagett Skinner OF Lynch.
burg, Va, occupies the pulpit OF the
National Baptist Memorial Church ct
both services tomorrow He will also
preach August rs
The Mizpah class had charge OF the
PRAYER meeting last Thursday evening
Next Thursdays meeting. will be In
charge Of the young mems class.
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Iowan ~ Fill Pulpif

The pulpit Of The Eastern Presbyterian
Church will be occupied the next three
SUNDAYS By Rev James G. Russell. pas
ter Of patcn Presbyterian Church,
Patton, Iowa.
Tlns subject tomorrow morning will
be Thu Atonenent" and IN the eve
ming What Coos Word Teaches
About Angels" He viii also have
charge Of tbs prayer meeting Thursday
evening
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CALLED AS CHAPLAIN.
Rev. J. H. Durham will Go Wit

Rev. J. H. Durham will Go With
3O6th Cavalry at Fort Myer.
Rev j. Harvey Durham, chaplain Of
the 306th Cavalry Regiment. has been
called into service Of the Reserve off,
GERS training camp at Fort Myer Va.
but will occupy his pulpit at the West
ern Presbyterian Church. H street, he
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock and will
take for his subject, Our Untaken
Rights"
TIE Sunday school meets at 800 m
and the devotional service Of the Chris
tian Endeavor at pm: the midweek
prayer service Thursday night.
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CHAPLAIN TO PREACH.

Rev. A. r. vsu-hn TO Speak az
Epworth Methodist.
Eev. Albert F Vaughn, chaplain
United States Army, chaplain Of thu
Army pest at Fort Niger, Va. viii
preach in Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue northeast, to-
morrow At IL o'clock in the absence oil
Or. John Paul Tyler, pastor, who Is away
IN vacation Th2 Joint service Of the
Epworth League chapter and church
will be hald In the league rooms Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The monthly meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Society viii be held In the
church at O'Clock Monday evening.
The midweek PRAYER service will be
held Thursday evening st 8 o'clock,
e. L. Loving will have charge.
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Third Historical Sermon.

The third sermon In the series on
Saints and Leaders OF the Historic
Church" will be delivered by Rev vii.
liam g. Bishop at the Il o'clock service
tomorrow in St Thomas Church,
Eighteenth and Church streets The
subject Is: John Wyclife and the
English Bible
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SCHEDULE OF SERVICES.

st. Louis Minister 10 Address Local
Congregation.
Al Vermont Avenue Christian Church
tomorrow morning. Rev. w, H. Pinker-
ton, pastor OF the Kings Highway
Christian Church, St Louis. Mo. will
preach.
There will be unified service under
the leadership OF l.. A. Jackson at 7:30
pm. AS a feature OF this service Capt
Edward Branham, chaplain, 18th United
States Infantry. and temporarily sta
toned At Waiter Reed Hospital, viii
speak
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Second Baptist Sermons.

Al Second Baptist Church. Third
street between II and ! streets, tonior-
row the pastor. Rev. J. L. S. Holloman.
viii preach at II q m on The Far
reaching Results Of Heading thu Mace
DOMAIN Gail" and at pm on THE
Value OF Visions in Human Life" The
Bible school viii meet ~ $50 am. and
the q Y p u. a. s pm
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Theosophists Progra m

Religions and Religion" will he the
subject OF a talk. followed by questions
and answers, tomorrow at SIS pm. at
the United Lodge Of Theosophists. TOO
Hill Building. Seventeenth and !
stFfets
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PLANS EpW0RTH TALK.

Rev. j, w. Rustin will Address
Leaeus Service.
Rev. John w Rustin OF the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South will be tn. main speaker
at the Epworth League service at
Francis Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church South Sixteenth street south
II Lamont street, on Who Is to Blame"
Mrs. r. A. Frost will preside
The evening services are being con-
Quoted by the Epworth League through
out the month OF August. The two
services, Epworth Leagu: and church,
are to be combined with programs par
ticularly planned for the young people.
Light refreshments will BE- served at
Z n m
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Church Entertainment.

The women Of the ROsedale M, r..
Church will give a birthday social All
gust "a. at pm. At the church 4l6
Tennessee avenue northeast, under the
auspices of the Missionary Society
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The Temple OF Prayer" Will be the
aubiect tomorrow A. J. am In George
Town Lutheran Church. by Rev Harold
r. Beatty, Sunday school meets at 0 30
am and prayer meeting thursda" A.
. pm.
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To Preach in Vienna. Va

RE- Milton Bennett Lambcin NJ this
city viii preach IN the Vienna. Va,
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing. Following the services there will
be & congregational meeting.
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Forgiveness Is Topic.

The Forgiveness of Sins viii b2
rev. William A EiSenberser'a sermon
subject al the Church OF the Covenant
tomorrow morning The II O'Clock hour
Of worship aill be the only service
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MARYLAN0ER IN PULPIT.
Rev. T. p. Mckee TO Speak at Pres
bytsrian Church.

Rev. Thomas p. Mckee pastor of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at West Noting
ham. Md. will speak tomorrow morning
~ II o'clock AT the lexington Presby-
terrain Church, North Capitol street
corner Florida avenue, In the absence
OF the pastor. Rev. Henry B. Wooding.
Union evening service will be held at
the United Brethren Church at pm.
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EPIPHANY SERVICES.
Rev. j. W. Morris will Preach end
Administer Communion.

Rev James w Morris, associate min
ister Of the Church Of the Epiphany
wiu conduct the service ana preach the
aerYrlcn tomorrow at II am. and pm
There will be . celebration Of the
holy communion at 3 am. There will
be the weekly celebration Of the com
niunion Tuesday at II am
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COMMUNION SERVICE SET

Parish WORKERS and League 70 At
tend at 81. Margaret Tomorrow.
Members Of the Communicates
LeaEue and the parish workers will
make their monthly corporate COM
rnunion tomorrow at 40 am. at ST,
Aiargaret's Church. Connecticut avenue
ana Bancroft place. At II am. there
wili be morning prayer with sermon.
Rev Robert Shores viii preach on the
thenie "Yokcis"
A celebration Of holy communion will
be held Thursday snd Friday al II
am
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STUDENT TO PREACH.
Harry Portch will Fill Fifteenth
Street Christian Pulpit.

Man Of Sorrows" is the sermon topic
announced by Rev. Harry Wilson. ths
pastor OF tbs Fifteenth Street Christian
Church. for the IL O'Clock service to-
morrow.
burg College. will preach al O'Clock.
The night services are being held in the
lower auditorium of the church.
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Mr.. BOOROE breaches.

VIII Occupy TempIe Church Pulpit
Twice Tomorrow.
The pastor OF Temple Church. Rev.
Thomas z. Boor6e, will occupy the pull
Dit both morning and evening. The
topics OF the sermons will be The
Spirit of God In the morning, and
Better Than Fortune Teller in tbs
evening. This subject Of the Thursday
evening prayer service will be The
First Evangelist"
In the absence Of the superintendent
Of the Bibls school DR.. J. r. Curry.
the school will be in charge Of James
Rollins
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DR.. TH0RNE TO PREACH.
Kansas Minister to Occupy cros.

man M. f. Pulpit Tomorrow.
Rev. Milton Nj. Thorne OF Clifton
kafls., VIII be the preacher at the II
o'clock service tomorrow In thr Cross
man Methodist Episcopal Church. Falls
Church Va.
Mr.. Thorne Is spending the month
of August In Washington with his
mother, Mrs. Mary r. Thorne. ASH
Seventeenth street, and other relatives.
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PLANS TWO SERMONS.
Rev H. ]. Appleman will Preach
ar Second Baptist.

Rev. H. j. Appleman will preach al
both services 81 the Second BaptlSi
Church tomorrow. The morning service
viii be held at tn. church. Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast
IT II o'clock The sermon subject al
this service viii be You Need Jesus
The Christ Constitution" will be the
tlsnla at the night service which will
be h.ld ct o'clock st ths branch
building, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets The pastor. Rev Ellis C.
Primni, will preach August Is.
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almost entirely by the municipal !ty. thus materially decreasing the percent of Territorial support and placing the city among the group which is penalized on account of its natural growth and expansion of it's school system.
 Seward affords still another case 1n point. This city added one teach CT to the school faculty in 1927-28 and 2. second teacher at the open ing of the current school year. The law penalties her for thus attempt ing to provide better opportunities for the children enrolled in her schools
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l E [ AL N ! I TIC f
U. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
 ALASKA.

ALASKA,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that RALPH SPARKS, entryman, to- gether with his witnesses, HAAK0N SUNDSBY, and THEODORE AL PERT NUTBEEM, all of Seldovla, Alaska, has submitted final proof n his homestead entry, serial 06T99, for lands embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1541, Longitude I5lo 12' 30" W. Latitude 59o S6' N. contain ing i7.55 acres.
 If no protest is filed in the II. 5. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. The proof is now in the files of the local Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska.
 J. IINDLEY GREEN, Register. First publication November s, 1928. Last publication December 22, 191S.