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

Unwept, Unhonored, Unhung -- The Legion's Case- Before Congress Lawmakers and the Nation Learn Exactly What Ex- Service Men and Women Believe Is their Due as Compensation by James E. Darst -- A Word from the Wise: Is Sufficient to Convince Most Men That Uneasy Rested the Head That Wore the Instructor's Crown at Army Schools, A.E.F. by One Who Wore One -- Centralia Misses a Hanging Holiday: Seven I.W.W. Face Long Prison "Hitch" for Armistice Day Murders in Washington by Russell V. Mack -- Hoe Row or Pay Roll? The Important Point for the Man Making a New Start Is to Choose His Future Work Intelligently by W.L. Whittlesey -- Vin Noir in French Cups: "De Wah" Was One Thing and "De Duration" Was Another to Negroes from the States by Ernest Hamilton Baxter -- The Editorial P.C. Policies-Not Politics -- Bursts and Duds -- The Week in the Legion -- Bulletin Board -- Find Your Buddy -- From National Headquarters -- From Our Associate Editors