The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 18 (May 28, 1920)]

America's Holy Ground: The Thoughts of the Nation Will Turn This Memorial Day to the Resting Places of Our Hero Dead Beyond the Seas by J.W. Rixey Smith -- Crack o' Doom for the Draft Dodger by Walter J. Wood -- The Foremost Duty of the Legion: Disabled Men and Dependents of Those Who Died Come First, The National Commander Tells Hospital Patients -- The Grand Rapids Way: A Post with 3,400 Members -Finds That a Live Executive Committee Can Keep Things Moving by Erwin M. Treusch, Post Adjutant -- That Barber Shop Chord: An Opponent of the Legion Plan Propounds a Novel Rebuttal to the "Who Won the War?" Debate -- Want a Booster for Your Post? The A.E.F. s Family of Fatherless French Children Doesn't Find These Days of Peace Altogether Piping -- A Champion Passes: Mike O'Dowd Yields a Title He Carried with Him to France -But Sometimes They Come Back by. W.O. McGeehan -- Editorial -- Bursts and Duds -- The Voice of the Legion -- What the Posts are Doing -- Missing Men -- From Our Associate Editors -- The Bulletin Board