The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 4 (January 23, 1920)]

Where Do We Stand in the Air? Army, Navy and Officials at Odds While Experience Calls for Separate Department by Marquis James -- Confessions of a Company Clerk: Unwept, Unhonored and Stung, This Raveled End of the Red Tape Still Dodges at the Sight of a Uniform by John A. Level -- Sitting on the Lid of the World: Control of the Cables and Wireless as Seen by One of the Men Who Sat in on the Job by Parke F. Hanley -- Wearing Eagles Now Instead of Stars -- The Twenty-two Karat Opportunity by Robert J. Casey -- A Tribute from France to America's Dead -- The Legion Comes to Poland: American Airmen Organize the Kosciusko Post by George Palmer Putnam -- Untying the Civil Service Knot: Commissioners Promise Legion They Will Give Personal Attention to Problems of Veterans in Government Employ -- The Editorial PC. Policies-Not Politics -- Bursts and Duds -- Bulletin Board -- Find Your Buddy -- Letters From Readers