The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 15 (May 7, 1920)]

Summing Up for Compensation -- That the Country May Know: Who Demanded Compensation? Who is It That is Getting Sentimental When the Question is Discussed? by James E. Darst -- Keeping Memories Green: On Memorial Day Many Legion Posts Will Plant Trees Dedicated to Those Who Gave Their Lives in the War by Walter J. Wood -- Fill Up Those Blank Files! Personal Solicitation Will Be the Main Factor in the May Membership Drive to Get a Million More Men into the Legion by Frederick A. Wade -- The Legion's Army Bill: Summary of Measure That Would Provide Four Months' Training for Youths of from Eighteen to Twenty-one -- A Tourist's Guide to France by Tip Bliss -- A Spring Tonic for War Risk Ailments: Regional Insurance Offices Will Bring Bureau Into Direct Liaison with the Ex-service Policy Holder by J. W. Rixey Smith -- The Poilu Talks to the Legion: "Remain United With Us," Is Plea of Demobilized French Soldier to His Former American Brother- in-arms -- Little White Bear and Mamzelle by Will Tasker, Illustrated by Wally -- Nearby Fields Are Greenest: Home Trade Has Its Lure and Its Rewards No Less Than the Vaunted Foreign Commerce by W. L. Whittlesey -- The Editorial P.C. Policies-Not Politics -- Bursts and Duds -- The Week in the Legion -- Missing Men -- From Our Associate Editors