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men. Hence the Hut" established in downtown Los Angeles.
 The Hut" is a store, where veterans emerging from hospitals, and disabled veterans at home may sell articles they have learned to make, or where they may work at various trades catering to the general public. The Hut was established by committee which in eludes such well-known persons as Ru- pert Hughes, the novelist; Edward A. Dickson, publisher of the Los Angeles Evening Express; Harry Chandler, publisher of the Los Angeles Times Hays Rice, Stanley Chapman, Louis NJ. Cole, Rabbi Magnin. Henry A. Strauss, Roy L. Laswell, Mrs. John ]. Urquhart, Mrs. J. R. Coffman, Mrs. Daisy c. Danzinger, Mrs. E. R. Brain erd, Mrs. Boyle Workman and other prominent citizens.
 The committee was formed and the Hut established because of the hun dreds of veterans who come from the hospitals with only small, or no com pensation. and who during the period VI NoilN ulV straits. At the store they may ply their crafts and sell their handicraft. all the receipts their own.
 Rupert Hughes is a former service man and a member of the American Legion in Los Angeles. To him all former service men are "buddies." He is never too busy, never too engrossed, to aid in good works which are for the benefit of his former comrades In arms. As with other American Legion mem bers, the Hut project is meeting with Mir. Hughes approval and active cooperation.
 "There isn't too much, can never be too much, we can do for our disabled" is a slogan with the novelist.
 Among the directors of the Hut" are representatives of all the Ameri- can Legion posts in Los Angeles coun- ty. The Needlework Guild of America gave S2,000 to get the project started. and the American Legion pledged $250 month for six months to insure It's success. It will be operated on a strictly business basis" giving the vet erans the opportunity to support themselves by their skill in various crafts without any plea for favors or charity from the public.
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DESTROY PESTS

Scouts played prominent part in the recent work of 300 Poncha City (Okln.l boys in collecting 23.OO0 pounds of dandelions from the lawns and parks of that city. The chamber of commerce paid bonus of cent d pound, and l4 truckloads of the plants gathered by the boys were hauled to the dumping grounds on the Arkansas river. For one week, after school in the evenings and on Saturdays, the noys worked. and over 200 checks. to- taiing $500 were paid to them.
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PLACE TO SELL THEIR WARES
Store, Operated for Bensht Of Disabled Veterans.

Out Los Angeles way the care and comfort of the boys who went away
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tions"-at least that's what some who know the rivalry between the Twin Cities call it--is another Legion execu- tive, Mayor Nelson of St. Paul. And Gophers point to the harmony between the two executives, though they differ radically on many things as exemplif1- cation of the American Legion buddy" spirit. Other Minnesota mayors who are active members of the American Legion are:
 Mayor Cannon of Hibbing, Mayor Maertz of New Prague, Mayor Empie of Virginia, Mayor Quinn of Faribault. Mayor Essling of Eveleth. Then there's Lieutenant Governor Collins State Bank Examiner Rathbun and State Coal Commissioner Bowen who, though not mayors, are Legionnaires.
 Mayor Leach was colonel of the fa- nous One Hundred and Fifty-first field artillery. a regiment which was on the front line for PAS consecutive days. longer, it is said, than any other regi- ment In the United States army. The regiment took part in all the major engagements, and served with Its own division, the Rainbow division, the First, Second, Fourth, Twenty-sixth. Thirty-second, Seventy-seventh and Eighty-eighth divisions.
 And the Little Colonel" was a gal lant soldier He was decorated for bravery in action with the Distin- guished Service Cross, the Croix De Guerre, with two palms and star and the Legion of Honor, officers grade, and after returning to the United States was decorated with the Distin- guished Service Medal. He now is colonel of the One Hundred and Fifty- first in the National Guard.
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LARGEST SCOUT ENROLMENT

The United States Is the only coun- try in which the boy scout organiza- ton has q definite registration system. In other countries the scout census is based upon estimates and, to some ex- tent. such reports as can be received as to troop enrolment from various scout leaders.
 The International Bureau acts as q general headquarters for the major ity of the countries and has tabulated the memberships of countries adher-
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that city. He Is one of a number of NJ i Il n e S O t a mayors who have swelled the pride of the American Legion of that state in the fact of their success in civil life by be- ing voted offices of public trust after their return from war.
 Just across that line of "u IT, fr;o n div rQ a.
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to war and re- turned m a i'm e d and broken in health Is a mat ter of vital con
 cern. l. ca d 1 n 2 citizens, editors
 writers, business and professional men and women believe 1t their patriotic duty to help these boys back to health and competition with their fellow
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It is noteworthy fact that the United States leads in scouting's work of character building and citizenship training with a total of i03, 152 out of a grand total of 799,030 scouts en- rolled, or more than all of the other nations put together.
 Latest statistics from national head quarters show that the number of scouts enrolled has reached the 425.- GOO mark.
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Form oruanixatlon.

Nebraska sailors and marines. who attended the state Legion convention at York, Neb., have formed an or ganizatiop for social purposes.
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Christian.

Central Christian Church. Main and San
Pedro; Hugh Mcclellan, minister. Sunday
school at $3.50; services at IL and 1880;
subjects, morning TIE Recognition OF
God" night, what Is Faith?" Christian
Endeayor at $50.
Prospect Hill Christian Church, North
Sabinas and West Travis; Lawrence Will
liams, minister. Bible school at s:45;
services at IL aud 7:S0; Junior Christian
Endeavor at 1880.
South side Christian Church. South
Presa and DunuinG. Evangelist ]. T. Nc
kissicb will address the adult Bible class
at $3.50 and conduct both morning and
evening services, 1855 and 1850; subject,
"A Man With n Message"
Government Hill Christian. Sandmsyer
street: J. X. Pedrick, pastor. Bible school
at $3.50; communion and sermon at II;
Y. j. S. c. L. at $50: prayer and lsase
service at 1850; Monday, Ladies Aid at
.; Wednesday. prayer meeting at 1880.
San Fernando Christian Church. Harri-
man street; ]. X. Pedrick, pastor. Bible
school at $3.50; sermon ut II by A. IL.
Danell: Junior endeavor at $3.50: senior
at $50; sermon ct 1880; annual week Of
prayer starts Monday, January Is. with
services each night at 1880; Tuesday,
Christian Helpers at 2:20.
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Episcopal.

Christ Episcopal Church. Belknap and
Russell; Rev. L. b. Richards, rector. Sec
ond Sunday after Epiphany. holy commun-
ion, 1850 a. m; church school at $50;
morning prayer and sermon at IL; vesper
service al 5:5O; ltany and holy commun-
Ion Friday at $3.50 a. m.
st. Marks Episcopal Church. Travis
Park; Rev. S. Arthur Huston, rector.
Second Sunday after Epiphany; holy COM
munion at 1880 a. M; church school with
Bible class for adults at $3.50: morning
prayer and sermon at II: Fellowship
League at s; evening prayer and sermon
at use; holy communion followed by in
tercessions for the sick and afflicted on
Friday at 10 a. m.
st. Luke's Episcopal Church, West
Houston and Chupaderas; Rev. Jay Scott
Budlong. rector. Holy eucharist at S:
church school at $3.50: evening prayer and
sermon at 1880 with the sacrament OF
adult ba0tism administered
St. Johns Episcopal Church, Burnet and
North Cherry; Rev. Jay Scot BudlonS,
rector. Church school at $50; morning
prayer and sermon at II.
St. PauPs Memorial Church, Willow and
Grayson; Rev. Claude r. Parkerson. vicar.
Second Sunday after Epiphany; church
school at $3.50: holy communion and ser
mon by Bishop Capers at II: evening
prayer and sermon by Bishop Capers at S.
Chapel OF st. Cornelius. W. T. NJ. a,
Alamo Heights: Rt Rev. William T.
Capers. DID, rector Morning prayer
and sermon by Bishop CapeTs at $50.
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pastor Sunday school at s:45; preaching
at IL and 1880, evening subject The JOY
Of Faith: junior Christian endeavor at 5 (;
intermediate at 6:s0; Wednesday senior
endeavor at S.
Madison Square Presbyterian. Camden
and Lexington; Asher Harlan Brand, min =
lister. Bible school at $3.50; morning wor-
ship at IL aud 1880 evening theme Among
the Southern Mouutains"; Junior Christian
endeavUr at g.: \. A. S. Q. L. at o. interrne-
diate at 6:3U.
First Presbyterian, Avenue d and Fourth
Rev. z. D. HHl, DID, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50; church worship at IL and
1889; intermediate Christian endoavoT pa
geant at $3.50; "Wednesday, prayer meeting
at 1850.
Westminster Presbyterian, Garden and
King William; Rev. J. Leighton Green
pastor. Sunday sehool at $50; preaching
at IL and 1880; Junior Christian endeavoT
at /; intermediate at 8; senior at $40;
Wednesday, mid-week prayer service at
1:iS followed by choir practice.
Westminster Presbyterian Mission on
Givens avenue. Sunday school at $50; in
termediate Christian Endeavor at $50;
preaching by Dr. l.. Il. Selfridge at 1880.
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Audit the Book of Life.

There's a man in this city who
realized the other day that his
life the past year has not tended
to higher moral and spiritual
levels. He has robbed no banks,
nor has he taken the last dollar
of a widow. He does not pad
his expense account nor spend
all his evenings at the club. Bot
he has been measuring his life
with that of some Of his friends
and has concluded he needs 70
check himself a little.
Jim is better loved by his
employees than l am,' he told a
chum the other day. Jim is
sound all through. too"
Then he made a list Of certain
qualities fundamental to success
in any line and compared him
self with the person he knows
who best exemplifies those quail
tiles. He put down patience"
and measured himself with his
wife, who has more patience
than any other friend. In the
same way he questioned himself
on humility, kindness. real hon
csty in small things. tact,
thong h fulness, unselfishness,
thinking no i'll Of Others"
He knows these qualities I'M
derlie all the principles Of sales
manship ever cnunciated-and
he was topped in them all by
someone in his circle of friends.
Because he has audited the
books Of his life and discovered
he needs help he has decided in
1923 to attend regularly
church near his home. He knows
Of no other help.
Join this. man and seek for
yourself similar benefit from the
church of your choice.
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Lutheran

st. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Missouri Synod, South Presa and Rose
borough; @. c, FalslSen, pastor Sunday
school at $3.50; morning service at 1850;
Bible class at Z; evening service at 8.
Government Hin Evangelical Church,
North Pine and Mason; Rev. c. p. Hass-
lsarL pastor Sunday school and Bible
chart study at 3; services at 1880 and
1880; choir meeting Friday night; cate
chetlcal class meets Tuesday at and
Saturday morning at 2.
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Nueya and South Presa; A. l.. Wolff and
August Baetke. pastors. Sunday school
at II. subject. Becoming Christ-lile";
German service at 1880, subject, Jesus
the True Helper; Luther League meets
Zion Lutheran Chapel, zoo East Gin
cinnati Sunday school and Bible class
at 1850.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
clurch. Missouri Synod. Jones and West
Josephine; C. w. Lobeck. pastor. Sunday
school Mt $3.50; services at 1880 and 9. .
Trinity English Lutheran Church, Comp
ton avenue and Corpus Christi boulevard;
school at s:i5; preaching at 1880; choir
meeting Friday evening at 1850.
Evangellstic Lutheran Zion's Church,
Helotos; Rev. w. w. Laubach, pastor.
Service and congrega tional meeting sun
day Mt $3.50 with Sunday school imme-
diately after the service; religious instruc-
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Hammond and New Braunfels;
Rev. j. A. NeumeisteT, pastor. Second
Sunday after Epiphany; Sunday school and
pastors Bible class at 9:l5: morning serv-
ice at 1880: prelude by Louis Saynisch;
solo by Miss Hilda Lemburg and Mrs.
Z. J. II. Meier; evening service at 1880;
junior claEs meets Monday, Wednesday
and Friday ut AIS; choir meets Tuesday
at 1850; adult class meets Friday at 1880;
Ladies' Aid Society meets Mt the home
Of Mrs. Emiel Boeck, llj Peck avenue,
Wednesday at $3.50
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran,
Avenue + and Fifth: Rev. Paul L. Helm,
pastor. Second Sunday after Epiphany;
Sunday school at $3.50: morning service at
II. Jesus a Cause OF Division Among the
People; Senior Luther League at $3.50;
evening service at 1880, "A New Depar-
ture": Junior catechism class Monday and
Friday at 4; senior catechism class We'd
resday at S; meeting OF the Texas Confer
ence OF the Joint Synod Of Ohio, Tuesday.
and Wednesday: Conference service Tues
day evening: principal service and holy
communion at s: confessional service at
1880 with address by Rev. ]. NJ. Mansur
OF Orange Grove. Texas; sermon by Rev.
". Durkop OF Mercedes, Texas.
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Catholic.

81 Mary's Catholic Church, g.. Mary's
street. Rev. 4. g. Dusseau, O.M.L, pas
tor. Masses on Sunday ats. 6, :, 8, ?. 10,
Il and u. High mass at IL. Visitors well
come at all masses, Childrens macs at
S:I5 in the school auditorium, followed
by Sunday SCHOOL. The Holy Name So
ciety will receive holy communion in n
body at the o'clock mass, senior branch
OF the children OF Mary at s o'clock mass
and Junior at S:l5 mass. Evening services
at 7;45. Night prayers and rosary every
evening except Saturday at Z AS; devOtions
in hoonr Of ST. Anthony. the question box
nd hcnediction OF the blessed sacrament,
Tuesday at 7:4j; way OF the cross and
tho poor souls ard bcnedicGon OF the
blessed sacrament, Friday at 7:45; masses
during the week at ESQ, I, 1850, s;l5
and a. m
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Methodist

Laurel Heights Methodist. West Wood
lawn and Belknap place; $. II. C.. Burgin,
DID, pastor. sunday school at sac:
adult Bible class at s:45; morning worship
at IU:45, AN Eye No Man Escapss'; jun
Tor League Organization at ?; senior league
At $3.50; league program at $50; evening
worship at 1880, THE Almost Christian"
Mckinley Avenue Methodist. South PreSs
and Mckinley; Il. V. Lilies, pastor. sun
day school at $3.50; preaching at II; senior
league program at 7:l5.
Travis Park Methodist, Travis and "a
varro; Rev. Arthur J. Moore, pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50; preaching at 1915
and 1880 Epworth League meets at $3.50;
mid-week service Wednesday at 1880.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal on Beacon
Hin; Harry c. Leonard, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50; mems Bible class at 10;
preaching at IL and 7:45; Epworth League
at $50; Bible movies at :.
Alamo Heights Methodist Church; John
X. Berry, pastor. Mems Bible class meets
At els Cambridge Oval at s:i5; short
the Lords supper: Epworth League at
6:l5: preaching at 1880; Wednesday, pray
er meeting ct $3.50.
Alamo Methodist Church South Alamo
and Wiclis: Robert l.. Armor. pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50; preaching at II nv
DR.. Casper S. Wright and at 1850 by
pastor; league at $50.
blackberry street Methodist Episcopal
Church. blackberry and Montana; l.. J.
Rode, pastor. sunday school at s:45;
preaching at 1926 and 7:45; Junior Ep-
day night. meeting of board OF trustees
Prospect Hill Methodist Church, Buena
Vista nd Cibolo; James A. Allbritten.
pastor. Sunday school at $50; special
sermon for young people at Il; Epwortn
League at ESQ: preaching at 1880 with
fifteen minute song service.
Rieden Memorial Methodist Church,
Buena Vista and San Marcos; J0ln NJ.
Alexander. pastor. Sunday school at
9:45: preaching al 1o:i5 and Z; Epworth
East End Methodist Church; Rev. Paul
w. Evans, pastor. Sunday school at
9:45: address TO league at II: Junior
league at 5; Wednesday. mid-week meet
ing at 1880 followed by get-together meet
ing of church membership.
Palm Heights Methodist Church: Rev.
Paul W. Evans, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:45; preaching at IL; Thursday, pray
er meeting at 1880.
Denver Heights Methodist Church Sun
day school at $3.50: preaching at IL pre-
coded by public Installation OF officers of
Women's Missionary Society; Epworth
League at $50; preaching at 1880 by Dr..
South Side Methodist Church. Mary and
Greenwood: r. +. Carl, pastor. sunday
school at s:i5; preaching at IL and 1850:
Junior and intermediate leagues at S:
senior at $50: Monday, Women's Missions
airy Society at church az 2:S0; wednes-
day. prayer meeting.
West End Methodist Church. ZarzamoIa
and Woodlawn; W. P. Bucker. pastor.
Sunday school at $50: preaching at II;
Junior league at 3: senior at $3.50; preach
ing at 1880; "wednesday, prayer meeting
at 1880; Thursday, all-day meeting ur
Missionary Society at parsonage.
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Church of Christ.

South Flores Street Church Of Christ.
Bible school at 10; preaching at IL and
by the minister, J. Early Arcencamp
Bible study, Tuesday and Thursday, at
1850.
Grove Avenue Church OF Christ. l2l
Grove avenue: W. d. Bills minister. Bible
school at 9:45; preaching at II and 7:i5;
morning subject, THE Church-the Light
of the World; evening subject. THE Con-
sequences Of Sin and Righteousness' mid
week meeting at 1880 Wednesday; special
song drill 1880 Friday
Church OF Jesus Christ Of latter Day
Saints, W. o W. Hall. sec East Houston.
at ESQ.
Denver Heights c-Nurrh OF Christ tOI
rorte- street; Foy =. Wallace. minister.
Bible study at 9;iS; preaching at II and
:: wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
Beacon Hill Church Of Christ. Graut
and Magnolia. Bible study at s:45; chill
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First United Presbyterian. Ogden and
East Locust street; Rev. $. C. HuCy pas
tor. Sabbath school at 9:I5, decision day:
preaching at II, THE Soul Winners Re-
ward" and at 1850 plants and Corner
stones: Junior endeavor at ,; senior at
$50; Evsngellstic meetings will continue
throughout the week.
West End Presbyterian, Zarzamora and
Waverly; ID. II. Kirkpa trick pastor. Sun
day school at 9:45: preaching at lO:iS and
at 1880: Christian endeavor at $3.50; We'd
ncsday, prayer meeting at 1880.
Pine Street Presbyterian, South Pine
and Omaha: A. II. T. McCurdy, pastor.
Sunday school at $50: regular morning
and evening worship: Wednesday prayer
meeting at 7:45.
Denver Boulevard PRESBYTERIAN, Denver
Boulevard and Mittman; Edgar Hubbard,
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Spiritualists

First Texas meets in the Gunter Hotel
ballroom; Rev. Lola Taylor. pastor, at
7:45. Lecture on "a Little Child Shall
Lead Them: Monday. Ill Vitra street,
s. 32s North street; Friday at us Avenue
g at 8.
SpIritualist Church IN. 7. 8 AZ Sunday
evening at at the W. o. W. Hall, Sa2
East Houston street: Rev. Sara b. Run
tree. pastor. Message circles. Tuesday at
s. SO Beauregard street; Thursday at
at 1907 North Pine street, meeting OF
message circles.
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Christian Science.

First Church OF Christ, Scientist Fifth
and Avenue d. Sunday school at 9;l5;
Sunday services at II and 1880: subject,
Sacrament; testimonial meeting We'd
nesday at s; reading room. open week days
from $3.50 TO l. at BIS Gibbs building.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist, Wo-
mans Club building. 20i Camden. sun
day school at $3.50; services Sunday at II;
subject Sacrament; testimonial meeting
Wednesday at s.
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Plans New Church

The membership Of the Grove
Avenue Church of Christ has been
increased from thirty-five to 200
since the Rev. Mr.. w. D. Bills has
been its pastor. A new Grove
avenue church building is planned,
the Rev. Mr.. Bills announces.
The Rev. Mr.. Bills has been
preaching in San Antonio for nine
years. Six years were spent as
pastor OF the Denver Heights
Church of Christ. Before coming
to San Antonio he spent several
years as an evangelist in Oklahoma
and after having covered most of
that state he came to Texas to
resume his evangelistic work. But
he was in Texas only a short time
before he became pastor of the
Grove avenue church.
For some time the Grove avenue
church has been holding services
in a small temporary building but
will erect a new church building
with adequate space to. care for its
large congregation, Rev. Mr.. Bills
announces.
The Rev. Mr.. Bills was born in
Cleburne and educated at the
Gunter Bible College at Gunter,
Texas.
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Church of God

Church OF God. lOs stonewall street
Services trl-weekly. Sabbath school at 10
every Sunday: preaching at IL and evang-
elstic holiness at s by G. +. MilleTi Thurs
day prayer service at s.
Church OF God OF spanisb-speaking Peo-
pie, 1873 Angela street, meets trl-weellly
Sabbath school at 10 every Sunday;
preaching at IL and evanEelistic holiness
sermon at 8. by NJ. F. Taffola; Thursday,
prayer service at 8.
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Evangelical

Friedens Evangelical Church. Main and
East EImira; Rev. Joseph Polster, pastor.
sunday school at s:15 WITH Bible class ses-
sion at the same hour; Englih service at
1890: choir rehearsal Tuesday evening:
Sunday school workers council meeting
Wednesday: Ladies' Aid Society meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hans Hell
land, l1Og Mccullough avenue.
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Nazarene

First Church Of Nazarene. North Colo
RADIO and Sandoval. Rev T. W. sharpe
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50; n. Y. p. S.
at $50: preaching at IL and 1850; morn
ing subject. lis II -" Evening subject,
Ever Learning Yet Never Able TO Come
20 a knowledge of the Truth; orchestra
and special MUSIC at each service.
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International Bible Students

11TL North Flores street. Junior harp
Bible study at 10; public discourse at ,:
Berean study on the atonement at $3.50;
tower study on Esther saves the Hebrew
people at 1880: prayer, praise and testi-
mony Wednesday at s. berean study on
revelation Thursday at 5; Berean study on
divine plan OF the ages Friday at S.