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

Humanizing Army Justice: The Legion's Plea for Revision of the Court-martial Laws Results in a Program of Fair Play for Every Alleged Military Offender By J.W. Rixey Smith -- Did Bergdoll Bury Gold? Conococheague Valley in Maryland Won't Believe it, Although It Has a Tree Carved with His Initials and an Arrow by David Frisbie -- Your Victory Medal Is Ready: President Wilson Is First of 4,800,000 Veterans to Wear Bronze Decoration for Service in Great War by Woodrow Wilson -- Wild Billets and Their Ways by Robert J. Casey -- Skies Brighten for Made-over by Veterans By J, W. Rixey Smith -- But How Did the Old Man Feel? Getting Bawled Out Is One Thing, and Hearing Somebody Else Get Bawled Out Is Another by A. H. Thompson. Illustrations by Walgren -- Golf Hounds And Wheel Chairs by Warren P. Staniford -- Editorial -- Bursts and Duds -- The Voice of the Legion -- What the Posts are Doing -- The Legion Library -- Missing Men