The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 16 (May 14, 1920)]

Playing the Game -- Vocational Training Looks Up: The Sun Begins to Shine Again on the Disabled Service Man Who Thought He Had Been Left Out in the Cold by the Board With the Long Name by J. W. Rixey Smith -- In Honor of the Golden Legion: Posts in America and Europe Plan Observances of a Memorial Day That Will See Part of the A. E.F.'s Dead At Rest in Their Native Soil by Frederick M. Thayer -- The States' Voting Strength: Each Department Is Reminded That the Size of Its Convention Delegation Will Depend on Paid-up Membership on August 28 -- Confessions of a Dog -Robber: How He Dodged Drill, Swatted Flies and Copped the Officers' Chocolates by Himself -- Have You Lined Up Your Man? Success of the Legion's Membership Push Next Week Will Depend Largely on the Efforts of the Individual Booster by James E. Darst -- Where Are Your Discharge Papers? National Headquarters Urges Recording of Precious Documents in View of Impending Passage of Compensation Legislation -- A Digest of Compensation Views -- French Views of the New Invasion: Parisian Satirists Take Flings at the Tourist Host Invading the Battle Regions with Kodaks Worn at the Alert -- The Editorial P.C. Policies-Not Politics -- Bursts and Duds -- The Week in the Legion -- Missing Men -- News From National Headquarters -- From Our Associate Editors -- Bulletin Board -- A Ceremonial Badge For Legion Officials