The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 20 (June 11, 1920)]

Practical Americanism: How Can the Legion Redeem in Terms of Actual Accomplishment Its Pledge to Make This a Better Country to Live In?" by Arthur Woods -- A New Act in the Bergdoll Farce by Frederic L. Walters -- What It Means to Be a War Orphan -- Never Touch a Dud: A Dead One Goes to War and Returns Full of T.N.T. and a Dislike for Inaction by Robert J. Casey -- No Days Off for This Parson -- Hunting New Champions: The Bright Young Man with a Punch To-day Has a Chance Never Before Presented to America's Pugilistic Hopes by W.O. McGeehan -- Both Sides of the Saluting Fence by Goldybars -- A Prussian Guardsman Re-enlists: But This Time He's Wearing O.D. Instead of Field Gray and Learning to Sprechen Englisch by H. H. Railey -- How About A Post Camp This Summer? by Bert Lee -- A War Library For The Legion -- Editorial -- Bursts and Duds -- The Voice of the Legion -- What the Posts are Doing -- Missing Men