The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 7 (February 13, 1920)]

Bottling up the A.E.F.: The Adventures of an Accredited Correspondent with the Army Censors Abroad by Frank P. Sibley -- Deaf to the Honeyed Voice: Veterans Reject Political Candidates of Bouquets and Promises and Demand Men of Performance and Principle by Leo R. Sack -- Service Record Still on the Job: A Tale of the Service Record - Three Million of Them, a Monument to Company Clerks and Other Army Literary Lights, Are Now in Feminine Hands -- Confessions of a Top Kick: A First Sergeant Lives to Tell the Tale -and Does by One Who Was -- New Jobs For New Men -- The Navy Marks Its Own: The Paymaster Was Right; Land Legs Come Slowly to Those Who Have Learned the Strange Vernacular of the Sea by Russel M. Crouse -- What Is Americanism? Legion Commission Is to Define Clearly the 100 Per Cent Kind and then Put it into Effect Throughout America -- The Editorial PC. Policies-Not Politics -- Bursts and Duds -- Bulletin Board -- Find Your Buddy -- Employment Register