The American Legion Weekly [Volume 5, No. 34 (August 24, 1923)]

On the Trail of the Fighting Yanks, Part II: Chateau-Thierry by Frederick Palmer -- Fists and Finance by W.O. McGeehan -- The Legion's Tribute to the Nation's Lost Leader -- Editorial: The Men Who Fought the Last War Do Not Want Another One -- The Upright Canoeist [comic] by Wallgren -- "You Represent a New National Consciousness," Coolidge Told Legion in 1921 -- Bursts and Duds -- $143,573 in Overseas Graves Fund: West Virginia Post Raises $655 in City of 15,000 -- A Good Finish from a Bad Start: How Texas Met the Hospitalization Problem -- Nobody Loves a Gold-Bricker, and the Real Disabled Man Loves Him Least of All -- Legion Library -- State Conventions -- Outfit Reunions -- Pro and Con: Editorial Comment on the Activities of The American Legion -- Wounds for Sales by Frederick C. Painton