The American Legion Weekly [Volume 4, No. 46 (November 17, 1922)]

Both Sides of the Closed Door: America's Immigration Problem as It Looks Viewed from Within and from Without by Stephen Graham -- The Fight that Failed by Tom Freeman -- Education and the Next War by Martin G. Brumbaugh, Former Governor of Pennsylvania -- Experience Is a Dud Here: War-Scarred Veteran and Hot-House Darling Both Rate Class Z Rookies When They Hit West Point by an Ex-A.E.F. Plebe, U.S. M.A. -- Keeping the Post's Books by Harold Dudley Greeley, C.P.A., Commander, Accountants Post, New York City -- Helping Them Get Their Due by Fred R. Mast, Service Officer, The American Legion, Department of Washington -- The Marksman [comic] by Wallgren -- Just a Cemetery in France by Henry Meguin, Secretary, Union Nationale des Combattants, Paris -- The World's Finest Cooky -- Editorial -- Keeping Step with the Legion -- Bursts and Duds -- The Voice of the Legion -- The Legion Library -- Ex-Service Information Legion -- Pro And Con: Editorial Comment on the Activities of The American Legion