The American Legion Weekly [Volume 4, No. 48 (December 1, 1922)]

Trading With the Bolsheviks by John Palmer Cumming -- Sidekicks: How the Brewer's Big Horses Came Through Thanks to the Scent of Auld Lang Syne by Fairfax Downey -- Our Franco-American Baby: The French Wife of a Yankee Soldier Gives Her Views on Child Training -- But His Song Is Still There: Key's and America's "Star Spangled Banner" Survives in Spite of All Efforts to Dislodge It by Parkhurst Whitney -- Foster Father: Where Legionnaires Adopt Scouts, Where the Two Organizations Join Hands, the Chances Are that the Boys Will Grow to Be the Right Sort of Men by Atwood H. Townsend -- The Legion and the Nation: National Commander Alvin Owsley in His Keynote Speech Outlines the Problems and Issues Confronting the Service Men of America -- Continued on Warm Saturday Nights Only [comic] by Wallgren -- A Leader of Women: A Glimpse Into the Life of Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, National President, The American Legion Auxiliary by Bulkeley S. Griffin -- Editorial -- Keeping Step with the Legion -- Bursts and Duds -- With The Auxiliary -- We Take Off Our Hat to