The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 17 (May 21, 1920)]

Tell Congress Not To Block The Real Issue by Franklin D'Olier, National Commander -- In Reply to George: The Legion Answers the Illinois Comrade Who Thought that "Perhaps He Had Made a Mistake in Signing Up" -- The Funny Side of a Tremendous Handicap: A Man Blinded in the Service Proves that a "Blink" Can See a Joke as Well as Anybody by F. Raymond Pyle -- Sherlock Schultz of Luxembourg by Robert J. Casey -- "Home, James," at a Cent a Mile Disabled Men Still in Hospitals Soon Will Be Enjoying Week-Ends with the Folks at War-time Travel Rates -- A Snare in the Legion's Path: Beneficial Legislation Opponents in Congress Try to Kill Program by Controversy over Means of Raising Money by J.W. Rixey Smith -- Who's Your Post Mascot? -- The Editorial P.C. Policies-Not Politics -- Bursts and Duds -- The Week in the Legion -- Missing Men -- From Our Associate Editors