The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 29 (August 13, 1920)]

Turning the Tables at Spa: Germany's Delegates, Fearing Demonstrations, Avoid Displaying Themselves in the Town Which Was Once the Great Headquarters of the Kaiser's Hosts by George F. Kearney -- The Burden of Civvies by Steuart M. Emery. Illustrations by Wallgren -- Senator Warren Replies: The Author of the Seventeen-Word Joker in the Darrow Bill Substitute Explains His Stand, and the Legion Answers Him by the Editor of The American Legion Weekly -- Tweedledum and Tweedledee: Republican and Democratic "Soldier Planks" Both Consist of Little More Than Bare Flooring Plentifully Greased with Soft Soap by J.W. Rixey Smith -- Baiting the Umpire: Our National Sport by W.O. McGeehan . Cartoons by Helfant -- Big Timers in a Big Town -- Hitting the Legion's Pace: The Story of a Magazine Which Became in a Year the Fourth Largest Weekly in Point of Circulation in the United States --- Improving the Infantry -- The Medal In The Making -- Editorial -- Bursts and Duds -- The Observation Post conducted by Lemuel Bolles, National Adjutant -- The Voice of the Legion -- Roll Call -- The Legion Library -- Bulletin Board